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... tigned between France and Auflria. • 19. Trie defeat of the Fiench in Spain bv the Duke del Parque. • The Duke of Devonfhire married tol.ady Elizabeth Forfter.' 20. Arrival of intelligence of the ratification of the Treaty of Peace ltetxeen Great Britain ...
... MARRIED. At Northampton, Alexander Walker, Esq. of Paternoster row, to Miss Stegle, of Northampton. DIED. At Bagball. Aitshire, Mr. Waxvydl Cordon. his house in, Wdls-street,TiberinsCavallo, Esq. Arnheim, in liultaud. Mattbys Badcmakrr, at the great age ...
... years. worked at his trade, a shoemaker, until the age of. 90, was only once married, and had no more than two children, both females. Both of these, however, having married, the old man died grandfather to 12 persons, and great-grandfather to 20, the ...
... MARRIED. The Rev. Robert Rennie, Miniact of Borrowftonefs, to Jane, eldat daughttr of W. Orbart,Eiq. of Glafgow. On the init. Major James 'Weir, of 'rollcrofs, Seat' land, to Mils Jane St.wart Ponton, daughter of tbe late Alexander Ponton, EN. of Cairnlae ...
... arriving a just conclusion. The Princess August* of Saxony become very fat, mid is very far froto handsome. Should BonafARTE marry her, would become allied to all the great families the Continent, and particularly tlie Bourbons. iloNAPAara’a wife is- remainder ...
... American Government, at the ve moment when they were accepted, and which LONDON. day, that a dael had been fought between the Marry at all events put it totally out of his Majesty's power - quis WELLESLEY and Mr. PERCEVAL 'on Saturday, but in this there is ...
... indeed their effeEts were fo remarkable, that they will never be effaced from my memory. For the welfare of France, I had married a new wife; fhe was blown out of my bed. For the w4fare of France, I had repudiated my old one; the was blown back again ...
... hoille in Clarg - eS-fireet,.Piccadilly, bert FitiAelaicl, of a fon. Dec. JO. At So9thgate, Mrs, John Schnei,der, of e lon. • MARRIED. Dec. 25. Mr. J. Tidi - rtarfh, of Stamford Hill, to, Mifs WalnUt Tree Walk,.Lambetli. De 25. 25. Samuel Metcalfe, 1.;! .- ...
... Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 95* Newcastle s3s. “■/. tofrtr. €l. Sunderland r 4 ..V..;.. 33r. Od. to Jor. Orf. MARRIED. On Siflinlay bit, at Hackney, Mr. Wm. Keromitli, Printer, pf thg Borungti, Miss Rhodes, of Shacktewelt Lodge. EaaATtm.—ln ...
... MARRIED. Wm. Herpiott, Esq. of Tower-street, to Miss B. Few , of Fosbury, Hants. At Stepney, Mr. T. H. Bennett, of >Vatjing-street, Charlotte, daughter of \Ym. Tyler, Esq. of Mile-end. DIED. . j InOefrard-strcet, Soho, Tho. Salkeld, Esq. aged 55. In ...
... between France and Austria. 19. The defeat of. the French in Spain by the Duke 9el ['argue: • . • The Duke of Devonshire married to Lady Elifibetti Forster. , - . . , Arrival of intelligence of the ratification Of the Treaty of Peace between Gloat - Britain ...
... to take place at Cork. The Princefs AUGUSTA of Saxony is become very fat, and is very far from handfoine. Shook! BONAFARTS Marry her, he Would become allied to all the great families on the Continent, and particularly lo to the BOURBONS. JEltOhig BONAPARTE ...