... Parma 'but,' it -is'tadded, his Lordfhip could not induce a fatisfaeftory arfwer. ' Thle Archduke FERDINAND is about to&be married t'o :the.leaeoral princefs of Saxony, 'and' on the death' ;.of her -father-is to fcceed o ElOa 't ?? .been' for fame: tine' ...

... - don in the name of Md. de'Wint'r', .who' moreover takes care tp get a public. a&a.drawn up, certifyifn that fite is not married. - . t ' i They, ?? .endeavoured 'to get 'rid of the houes 9. at Bercy, fold half of them, and left no means'untried i to ...

... iffue,the Aonpnrs log and eitate de 'olved ow t their coufin-ger~mai, Davidg fon Br -of. their aunt- Catharine, who.-had.been married to RI George, firP earl of Melville ; and he (David), as w'ell .as the fucceedingearls, had beep obliged, fronian entail By ...

... letteE. from Mary, Robinf2n, e.the Beauty of Butteripiere, addrefrad to Sir R. Ford, flating, that flie fisuld not..have married the Prifoner .iiad'flie not f4pofcd bun to be a C6lonel in the army, and that his namne was Hope, wvas alfo reid. Sir R. Ford ...

... note, 'the works~car- rying in'at- the intended droyaltbattery.of Gluck-tadt have: fince been ?? - and'' ?? Reinhard, who is married -to a native ?? ane rather 4tevd ~yby ibme of' the inhabiiants,- has notified 'the orders hereceived from his G iergdrent ...

... been fully afcer-. taimed. -- ?? Si ?? -I 'I 'I 'I '1 ,1 'A Gentleman in a, refpefable me'rcantil~e houfe not long fince. married to a very amiable rvoman, had of late exhibited fymptoms of menial. derange- 'ment anfd particuilifrly by writing, an incoherent ...

... liberty which they yet enjoyed. And vas tbis gentleman, who has resided so many years in the kingdom, who, besides his leaving married an English lady, has bound us tohim by so many such powerful and such honouyable tiesi; was- this gentleman% Sir, to be r ...

... the noft univerfal fatisfation, and, was annouhqld for a third reprefentation this ev~ning with unprecededtted app laufe. MARRIE 1). ' On Thurfday, at Tjtclifleld, Hants, by the Rev. A. Radcliffe, A. C. B. Crawford, Efq. late Captain in his Maefly's 78thrtgi ...

... of 'which each is valued at fronm five to fix thoufand fran-s, id in. all 227 men on board., Almofi all thefe pevfbns .aie married: the mafters of the B.*ulogne veffels alone have left nine wives and thitty-nine children. MILAN, JuSE 15. General St. Cyr ...

... class, which is, indeed, the onlyl one worthy of great attention, embraces all men from 17 to 30 years of age, being un-. married or having no child, Now, all thosc- _ _J.% 1V AVU who -re well acquainted with a military life, and particularly with the ...

... 'flewed how ab. furd it was to pretend to keep front the knowledoe of the enemy general military details. He could aliude to marry other inftances where a- trifi~ng cilcunrlfance effabliflsed the f mepofition. He had, indeed, no fort of doubt that the eneny ...

... disparity of temper, habits, and prospects of men, some of whomn would be thirty and others only seventeen years of age, some married and others single, some having Louses and trading establishments, and others having none. That this objection was by no means ...