... ago tlse salflC 5Olincci%'a dccc t!t eel oftwiscs, falte girls also, and all l ivirsg. ?? 4uIte 52yvars usld, and has been married lutly t'lc cc!A~i~ckc. sor ecurate who cad been seist lan tssi Iscitics lisitici Ii Ii is vsic'ar to voce ftir Will- lsIrforc' ...

... Caroiir a, Mr. Samuel Dalton, aged 115 years. He had never ?? his appetite by indisposition . single htour-lhc vas but mice married, ard there aie noi living upwvards of six hundred cif his offsprictg. The dycili- tery terminated his life fuddcsly. I I i ...

... 3 disconsolate widower ?? foTnight, when he tnar- ried about three weeksafter which he died also, and his widow last week married agairr. . .-D_ On Stdva esening the 2StC tilt. at Topton Grove, near Chfesterfield, the scat af her father, Avery Jebb, Esq ...

... MARRIED. Wednesday 6elhni ght, at Bramhain,lr. William Levi, of Moulsoe, Bucks, to Miss Dntotlhy Oldficld, daughter of the late Joshua Oldfield,IEsq; of York. On Monday last, at Bedale, Mr. Dinedale, of that place, to Miss Fothergill, daughter of John ...

... with it more than 60 pieces of cannron. TIhe rapirity irfour niarcihes prevents usfrom beitir aile as yet to ascertailn h ow marry pit ces we hale takeri, but it is srrpposed that irhe nrarber ex*rels 1211. lear tIilsit, tire arrslexerI Notes, nrmbeirhd ...

... painter, to Miss Elizabetih Newell, both of Halifaxi,, Mr. Dcarlore, of H-Iarrogate, and Miss Wrigsht, f Pannal, are nut married, as errone ousiy stated in our last. BIRTHS. On the 4th inst. a poor wriman, agted 22 years, residing rt Lahinch, near Ennistimen ...

... with tile proicssed view to marriage Site made 3t first some little objections to his proposals, but afterwards conseuted to marry him. Thc defendant brought l er a wedding ri ng, and soon after prevailed lpine her to pe mit those fatiillianities withcic ...

... every thing itt their power for the attain- ment of so desirable ant object. The Printcess of kVirtemrberg, who is to he married to Jerome Bonaparte, was born on the Qlst of February, 1783. 1:redvrick the Great, King of Prossir, and Cathe- rine I. linpircss ...

... Impvral Framly. M Lirat, it is utlrlerstrod, is to be h ing of flelvetia. Marsihal 3cssieieis ?ras heen sent to StUtrlard to marry, byh proxy, tire Princess Catharine of NVirteori- berg, arnd conductl her to Paris,.to attend t(ie corona- tion ofrer heIusbant ...

... MARRIED. On Thursla v se'nDight, at St. James's Ch itrcht, Picna. dilly, London, Lonrd Pnolington, to Lady C. Yorkec, qldest dauighter af ittC ?? of Hardwicke. On ?? I Ith irit. the Rev. Septimus Courtney, of Orton Longeville, to Ho iigisloirshire, youri ...

... Printer of thia Paper, ihall rcceive Tea Guineas Rdibeaid.-Paytnent of the Bill is Plopped. To IVOOLLEN lANUFAcTu1FEIIs. AYOUNG MARRIED MAN, abotat 30, regtil Aflary bed to the Trade, in oict of the fifi ManufaoCsie a i; Wiltihire, and who now a*aR as Agent ...

... Horacee saes,) if written to acute ; But as Voa prhit fimr PrLf, hopeful youth, Your rule is,- Lye as roundly as you chuse. MARRIED. On Sunday se'nnight, at Keighly, Mr. Wm. Twceley, aged 5S, to to Miss Emnmetr, aged Sp, his sIxurH wife On l'uesday se'nrihlit ...