... expeditions of Buona- parte. He was also obliged to give his daughter Ca- tharine in marriage to Jerome Buonaparte, and to marry his eldest soii to the Princess Charlotte of Ba- varia: but they ne( er cohabited together, and the marria-e was dissolved ...

... girl ; who, with the mother, are likely, to do well. She had twins about three years since, who survived but a short time. MARRIED. Dec. 6, at Dirham, Mr. William Gould, of this city, to Mrs. Sloper, of Hinton. Jan. 1, at Carrigrahan church, Ireland, by ...

... prey to angoish. The defence reliedon was, that tlhe plaintiff had -released-bim-from r -his- engagem ent,-by advising him to marry her friendi AE evidenoe of this, but most 'italy'ffr te 5cWfkdait, *and most lunfortunately~- or his learned cbnhsl. a letier ...

... , attended. the fuiaeral ?? after which they accompanied him to read the vrill to Colonel OI'DIMerty's son and three nnm married daughters, who' were not even mentioned, in it When his will was read, Mr. Carpenter, in the hand- esaest manner renounced ...

... arnd danghiter of tho itte Captain Wallace, of the Royal Navy.- I mrnledintly after the ereemopy was concluded, was also' married, by the Rev. Edward Baek, Margaretta, seClond daughter of the lato Colonel Edwards, to Chas. MacCallum,'Esq. of Ediribvirgh ...

... MARRIED. At Falmouth, Nicholas, youngest sonl of t late Rev. II. Bradford, of Lower St. Columlb, to Prances, side of Brigadier-General Miller.-At Humble, Hants, the Ho Frederick Luniley, brother to the Earl of Scarborough, to Jai second daughter of the ...

... BIRTH. At Clifton, the Lady of Major Pitt, of a daughter. MARRIED. Mr. T. Newman, surgeon, of Marshfield, to Miss Mary Ann Putt, niece of Mr. Ford, chinaman, of Westgate-street, Bath. March 31, Captain Josiah Nisbet, R. N. son of lady Nelson, to Frances ...

... families iu the Okbiintfy; and adorned bis name and lineage by a life of adtivte and extensive , benevolene. Mr. chatoliernoowne married a daughter of the late .Mr. Bitier, of A.lorval, in COinwall. whom he has left a widow %vith ati inftiht fmrnily. But the ...

... MARRIED. Oct. 25, Mr. John Irving, to Mrs. Cottrell, of Arlingham. Oct. 26, at Cltitoni, Somerset, bythe Rev. T. B. Johnstone, William, son of the late William Brodribb, Esq of that place, to Henrietta, daughter of' the late James louse, Ebil. of Filkon ...

... in .R07, there had been;ad'miittied 407, of whom 103 had been. reconciled to theifr.4ierds, l172 placed in service and 17 married; TheIsumerons applhations forthe reward§ . granted 'to tbose' wohad'remained -a year im-a siuat ion, S proved that -the appllcants ...

... BBIRTH. Nov. 15, the lady of the Rev. I. Cockaine, of a daughter. MARRIED. Latelv, at Child-Okeford, near Blandford, by the Rev. George Augustis Seymer, Win. Morton Pitt, Esq. of Kingston-Marie- ward, Esq. one of the llepresentatives of the County of ...

... B1RTH. Nov. 28, at Mortimer-House, Clifton, the lady of A. G. Harford Battersby, Esq. of a son. MARRIED. Nov. 4, at Bedminster, by the Rev, M. R Whish, the F Ly. Thomas Morris, to Miss Fanny Hammett, daughter c f Mr. Mattlhew Brodribh, of this city. Dec ...