... of the Prince of Wales's Domeffic Chaplains. Laft week was married, at Kingffon Church, by the -Rev. E.. Evans, A. Gordon,. Eq. of the NavyPay-Office, to MifsJonei, of Portfea. Alfo was married, by the fame'Clergyman,1 Mr. James Fowler, Clerk' in the ...

... smare at Kingfton nChurch, by, the Rev. E. Evans Mr. Wiljim .Gilbert, of Portfea, to Mifs Mary Gain.' . n The fame day 'was married, by the fame I d Clergman Mr ?? Adamsi, of Porrfea,.an d eminent portrait-painter, to MifsGilbert.' t ' Leit week tdiedj Mr ...

... feeling and elegance. On Saturday. was married, at Kingf'tbn Church, byithe Rev. Mr. Evans James Cobb, I Efq. of London, the. celebrated Dramatic Autho~r, 'roljifs M.-Sturfelt, late of Friitton.| Wednefday was'married Mr. VW. Cafe, one df the prlncijial ...

... sp T N On Monday Mrs. Nelfon, wife of J.-. Ned- fon, Efq. of the Dock.Yard, was Vdelivered of at fon. - On Sunday laf 'was married, Mr. Watkins, .0i of Winchefter, to Mifs Wells, of thfe Welt s Soke, Winchefler. .t On Tuefday, Mr. 'Charles Wells to Mrs ...

... the, I.Y :d, rnakhng, after the jih of - Ma fiext, af_.y at other Bread than the Standard Wheaten 'Bre'd' r- Lately~was married, Mr. Watfon, , of 1on en fey), to Mifs Cowdry, -of Twyford.- wit o On Tuefday eveni ng.diecd , Mr. John Bron, den falefman ...

... Satur- v day night laft, at the feat of his father-in-law, h Mvr. Coke, of Hoikham, in Norfolk. His b Lordlhip was lately married to the daughter of Mr. Coke.; anl alliance formed principally ;- from motives of the pureft mutual attachrriene. B He pofftilfed ...

... -bi Lady Margaret Maclean, of- a fon. ' ox On the loth curtt. bMrs. Bruce, o f Keusnet, in Scote CI land, of a fon.. vi MARRIED. Saturday fc'nnighr.Mr. John Howard, of Wardour- fRreet, Saao, to Mifs Kernot, youageft daughter of u. Williamhcfrnot, Efq ...

... brother's houfe, at RQmfey. Lately was married at Great I Yarmouth, Lieutenant Benjamin Wilkinfon, of His Ma- c jefty's (hip Monarch, to Mifs Clyde, daughter of - Clyde, Efq. of Biddeford; Devon' .s A fcw days ago was married, at Kingfton' Church, by the Rev ...

... Purfer, of t'e Gladiator,: to Mifs' n Grifithls,' daughtef 'of Mr. Griffiths, of the m , Dock yard. ?? th 'T15iufdas'was married, Captain Sew'ard;t of a'r . the 'Navy, to 'Mihs Evclei'h daughter of ?? , Colonel Eveleigh,'of the R.oyal Ehgineers. cy Ahe ...

... `fitting at this Tort to receive ?? 2- be! ?? ;. . - ?? o- 4:m - ; - ;a, , :: . . S!A-TTURAY-, -tEB ?? -OnTuefday laft was married at Stoke church be] John Gay Wilkinfon Ef.; an Attorney of this to town, to.-the' accisfhe4 .ifs Sarradine, the fiter t9 ...

... 'taltft will ultimately attend it. , Monda} laft was married, Fleming French. .Efq. ?? 'ireet,' Manchefter`fquAre, to' .Mkifs HIIeji Pakenham, fifter of' Admiral. Y Pakenhamr Lately was married) Mr; Earle.Vinceht; ofI F Whitchurch, to Mifs-Earle,bof ...

... flour-mill, and carried away' alI the grain and flour it'conia4ied.', - r- I Mr. WV. Hidas, of Tid St.: Mary, Licoln. he Mire, married, after'a courtfhiipofw'uly' O weAv& hours, Mifs E. Herfon. The day xprec-edinig a he buried his -wife, with whoa he had lived ...