... ceed'againil that town, in ?? with the ?? of the deceafed Pacha.' It is reported that the Pope has mranted. difpanrfations to the married Priefts, whiei ef'rablilh thofe marriages, the legality of which was recogniied by the law. ...

... the re- presentation of the nation The duc de Luxembourg, who is raised from the list of emigrants, and whose daughter is married to the duc de Cadaval, conformed to this ordgr, Qc ;hy same day he dinyed with General Lannes, the envoy from Holland being ...

... JEFFERYS' information, was bred an attorney, but he has ftince been an officer v in the Manx Fencibles. It is faid that he was married in by a diffenting Clergyman to a Mils MARSHALL at d [Jerry, in Ireland, in the year 5 797, and that this lady . now lives ...

... Ga11way, Irelalid, sir Walt~er Blake, Bari. aged 85 years; alfo on the faine. day, I.d Blake, aged lo ye irs~ ' hey had b~en m~arried trpwards of fifty *Onl Saturday oslsgt taft, at his hufsiip P ~all Wit limAtkinfon,..Apothecary.. *On U~onday iatt at Betoal ...

... and that if lie recollected (as he un- doubtedly did,) the different wars which were tel- minated by these treaties, and the marry important regulation~ stipulated by them, he would admit that tlre-allowing them to remtirn in their full force was simply ...

... Tlhefe territories are in future to remain fe- paratcd ; and at thle prefent King's 'death, his fecond 'fon, who is about to marry an Infanta of Spiiin;, ivill be railed to the Throne of Sicily. This plan has been nadle in pl~ain. and is faid to hatre obtained ...

... t by Mademoifelle BEAUHARNOIS forging ?? hand-writing. Such nonfcnfe is Unworthy Of notice Mademoifeilc BEAUHARNosShad id married long before DvVALr was fent off, and be- es5 frc aould rathcr have taken the courfe of folicit- ang a recal of this arbitrary ...

... guardians, telling them, that if they would fet- tle a lhandfome annuity on her, as he has no faftune of his owl, lie will marry her. I CPAIMAOY- CO UXVThI, deci1aly tle Lord Mayor held a Cot rt dr Common Cotiticil, at Gaidl-dil-7 Aldermen, Mr. Rec rck ...

... lalnst. eait on it. His ljpeech, though ignos ?? llhin 'oI try the lamnp. it. abounded in trulies and fignie, itco. [iul tained marry q~uotations From Xenephoni, Mjilli10 tl'ed thoS, both ancient and modern.' n ted lahoulrcd and Wethodical. Had he taken as ...

... Peterfburgh of the 20oth April, Count de PA HLEN has been re-appointed Minifter for Torcign Affairs. In confoquence of Mr. MaRRY's application for the eftabliflment ofa commercial intercourfe, we learn that the French Government has refolved to fend over ...

... bhehet of wretches like these, that an academy is'to, be supported at, Clapham ? Are they to officiate in Uar churches, and marry our daughters ? It is time the nation should be roused from its philanthropic dream.; that it should see this matter in the ...

... feas and suh prefefts are ordered to ad n conqert-with the respe ive municipalities in providing a dower for the maiden so married. ...