... ladv of frtlune, r liesa ] sirtins iii Cer opinion tirat vy loespectss DSa st l! on compensated the want of ?? at' T'rat to marry, under Such ccucii il CCi De ad Itonourable, I could not dlccv, esetin .5 a.- sir there Was little opportunity for dulibeotom; ...

... Ban sha'll cease to I turrn a part of the National Guard, acd shall form a ; part of the active army. Such men as have married before the putblica- I tion of thispresent Senatus Consultum, cannot be designated to make a part of the levics taken on the ...

... ce, Uppo2 the advan- sages of (what is called). having Lavw on one's'side, s passed lately between a Gentleman r and a married t Lady. - -THE GENTLEMAN'S PROPOSAL. t, PiXi~js/ed shortly after te CHAitRGE of 1dsard LAw, - :- lord 1E.11eiraoroiigk, in ...

... arrest as criminals such as they con- 1 ge sider British subjects found in American armed vessels, Americans who have been married in Eng. a- land ; and an impressed American, discharged from ityone of their slhips,is considered by them as a prisoner nt ...

... afcirumsetance5 and sitiition. It is mny earnzest perer, for her owvn sake as well2 ra her. country's, sa thetyser Royal Highness marry be induced to pause klore tuir paint be reaehed.: T hose wvho have advised you, Sir, to delay so b long hr period of my Daughtber's ...

... thraldom in which he had been held by the French.-Letters from Zurich state that the Count Gottorp (ex-King of Sweden) has married a lady oF the town of Basle Gottenbarg Mlails.-Of the chief contents of these mails we gave an abridged account in our last ...

... Russia; and its magnificence is in stad hcot4 e naments of a cap, somewhat resemnliin tle 0° efa Greek Bishop. lhe air ot married w it tucked under this cap, 1which is covered with'e s and gold, or adorned with flowers. Th drnt Cossack girl is elegant; ...

... a man at r N Bailey, at Manchester, against a charge of a ibJ The an acknowledged that two women, I 51V b°5a he harl been married, were both living, but r edl t1 had disposed of the first before lie was mar- e t1be h eteoud. To establish this fact, he ...

... Calmar *h Fronsiinjget, Stinorth, Stockholm 7-Trenedc Sodhendt, Lind, Clristiansosnd IS 9-Talavera, Brown, Lisbon :h sL - . MARRIED. Osa Sunday last, at Christ Clsurcls, Mr. Wm James Gandy, o of this town, to Mbs Jane Ann Urmson, second dausglter to of Mr ...

... r soi Tonm replied ?? -* T:*Ihe x pot'tiighst-thsen be soon 'untied; Alas !Iweep,rny hiend~ to-tell,' - - 'The priest haa married mue too evefL. .- - -If to a p~lace that l'hietes 'have cause to dread, !'Yo~u add- alittle Bi~rd, .without its baead, .'Whose ...

... breeches, but latterly had found them unae- cestary in conseslssence of as having scrapeed togeth er a ald-' some fortuneand married a rich sidslv. * - lately, ofter a leug and paiaffui illness, MNi. John CI:onnle-, e Nforehfshre, abed 2Sveors On Sllirijday ...

... require considerable time and labour to extricate their no doubt shattered frames. ?? lament to state that the eight were all married 'men, and have left be- hind, them, atotal of forty Children, who by this dreadful accident. are left unprovidedfor. SURSEuqUENT ...