... expenienced by tile Spanish trops Valencia and Arragon. I A daaughter of Luscien Boisaparte, it is said, is shortl to It married to a Mr. Charlton, a young gentleman of ?? landed property. t There are now building in the E-ist Indies three ships of 1 ...

... in- Massachus,- setts:; Cuffee became. acquanted w'ithba aosini descended from one of those tribes, named'Riuit'Moses, aud married ?? continued in habits of industryandn friigaliifyg' and soni after- wards pu'chasted a frin? 6f10 acres in vW;stport- in ...

... in: eligion, delicate nd tender.' He first rnarried his str-ini-law,' arid' becitise her 'children died, di- vorced her; married her maid'of honour; and made parlia. infrrisd n ie ?? declare'he had done well. . e bebeaded the. tiiad, 6fb fo r n lou - ...

... till night, in discoutting- notes, and 7tndIt rut slecie. Oil the Thursday, considerably 4more thanl n lIPS ?? 'ere llganly 'married, in the face of seve- 11s 'egaiODS. And to crowa, the' whole fiarce, Sir, Gilbert en te all th at time Head Direetor -of- ...

... particulars. Seven or eig-ht persons ls?, were 1illed it ?? C de1 plosion onl Wudnesday, of WaLaiam Al llCV l'r,~r X were married. One of the cdecrseetd hadee ehjd others three. Four of their wiV2S Mae pregeaut, miscarried in conseqnuece of thle fdght ...

... second. Bull & Punch Bowl, 12 Clsa~i W~ilkes and Clough, second, Globe, I & Williamson to aseet assignees, Globe, I 1 elf. MARRIED. c Si;r. John Pnitiard, to Miss Jane Woodburn.- 0 t tSIr. hiob Blakely, to M,1iss Sarahb 2,'Cann. ?IDc SnyIns, )lrRo~er ...

... ati,;jr. After a melan- rsrtir ot flie ColCnmercial and nanutac.nrng ?? rirrgs ?? tlii r, . ne lanrent to say, contains too marry r q ti5, Sport 4allims, tlrat until tire treaty of trechrt, in ?? hich respect tlre rights of nieutrals ?? r igailr i blce ...

... Norbury, second, - - Globe, I - Edwvard Sephitor, second, - - Guildhail, 11 8. George Gregory, jun. dividend, - Globe, 12 MARRIED. Lately, Me. George Robinson, to Miss Margaret Croft.- On the '23n ult.Mr. James lRigby, surgeon, to Miss Ann Tur- ?? Sunday ...

... in terms of the libel praying for divorce, and therefore d pronounced a sentence of divorce, which enables the parties to e marry again. n Returni of the French Squodroe. o Bre.1t, lfarch 29.-Vice-Admiral Allemannd, wrho, en the 1 e 9th inst. left L'Orieint ...

... throat. It was ttini tie wvork was ?? stated, that be had been urged to the iorrid deed by his mistress, who w wanted hbn to marry her. Imnmediately on this confessiorr, the constable unlocked the haisdcuffs with whicli e had locked himself to the prisoner ...

... (died lately, at Eakring, in her 80th year. In earlier life she acted as a scheol--mistress, till the age of 50, when she married, and on the day of her marriage a snenitai derasgument took place, frossi whicrl she never wholly recovered. What is resaarlsible ...

... aman ofthe name of M'Donald, of the third regiment, iho in the year 1775 received the punishment at Quebec. The an ran ?? married man, and his wife had run away from im, le ad lied with a seijeait. Hle at different times demanded his eife. The Officers ...