... very venerable standing J which Lth been assigned to. him, be fell short of it only by two or three years. Gla was twice married, andI had one son, who bath long since gone down ir to the grave. SLike most of those w o have outlived the ordinary lease ...

... to the Navy, and likely, from her mould, to prove a prime sailer. Tuesday, a most Interesting young woman, who had been married only tbree months, and lived in W1idcoehb, being summoned to answer a charge of a: breach of the peace, at the instance of ...

... Brothers and co.;.16li do G. Roach and co6 do J. Gilfillan40 do 1: and W. Macrh and co..,277 do 0. Heywortba and coS9do Marries.hons d Lathain.;.120do DoufFin layihld co 54 do A. M. Pedra, Ban and co26 do Duartne Iraus. ,ar ' MLDITERRANAAN iar ...

... debate in the House of Commons, arc m ore removals of this nature to Demerara are y to ha allowed. -i3arriagrt anb fatb%. MARRIED, tee 6-r3s, ?? ult. at tire Mangho.ldO', m, Mr maid, of this town, to Miss Catharine Christian, af ' -i the °5th ult. Mr. ...

... demand for them at present. 11apeseed is £1 per']aat dearer.. Inl other _ articles theroe is no alteration. J ~artayto ail~~ap0 MARRIE, . Lately, dr,$t. Anne's Church, Mr. Jaora Wilson, clerk of St, Fi M!,atthew's Crurrh, to Miss ltebssca Smith. -hoth of this ...

... Nov.12, IS, DCe. 3. at two. Beidgewater Arms Inn, tiIaace'ler: attorney, Mr. C Edge, Manchester. C #larriagc0 anb 7catF0, 4 MARRIED, 4 On Wvednsislaythe 20th Septemnber,astor Anne's ChurchMr. John Rigby. builder, Rancors, to Miss gierrdall, eldest daughter ...

... it can if' be more promptly supplied by any other means than by the le iuse of buckets kept on the premises? PRECAUTION. I MARRIED,-Yesterday, at Ormskirk, Mr. John Rogers, of Sheffield, merchant, to Marg-iret, eldest daughter of thelate Mvr. Jamea Blundiell ...

... Grindhil soaopes, of giiod iuality, are riot reported lrower, but the trade is ?? dull. Beans are the turnldearer. Tlhere are so marry FPrel- White Peas at n ialiet, that this article is oceessiyvly dris, .and roiay be quoted 2-. to 3B. lowrer thars last wreik ...

... Campbell. naroniers of tire erciewy celer Rrt h ~inking Crstiaras attended at St. Gconge'n Churret, Qrrtrr Py~ uav, Oidlr lobie married. The bridegon, efore tI.' d emoypertdaprtest against it, Fnrith tIer, n'r ~ ue'omr~~e.Tire-parties remnaierll I in cirurire ...

... iiteretets, wviil, at nee tad distant period, quarrel aonrogst thenravlves. flow cel- can the eve Sultan, wito less, Leerso marry years, been icept at bery, anti ofren foiled, by the Greeks single hanidel, feope, ?? thaet hier ire' luse. fer navy, to make ...

... the libels being intended to blast the lia Long, by charging her with a criminal Thery ait, Sir WVilliarm de Crespigny, a married man. fasJ funt a verdict for the plaintiff-Damages, One TVo- IdPslitsds. ?? next is the day appointed for Del sfa member ...

... alsn no e i- riation, and barley remains ason last market day. Beans, peas, the and other grain remain as before. ,ubr her MARRIED. I in On Saturday, the 26th ult. at Manchester, Mr. Hugh Rees, ucL Liverpool, to Miss Jane Wright, of the Palace Inn, Manchester ...