... Wias WhimSiCal I >t comic in- Dotor .SuiolZ Dand the th clharactersa:were very re- ' 'e spectaby performed: but Mt.-Msspsa and Miss S.-Bo a . ?? *in Herzarteer and :ZLady-'Jda:.*eicshe ahief suppor't of 'tle . S piece. Thecrusty humour. with which he con ...

... . APr' Greeks such sovereign smay, 'flalon lht they said, was doubted; Ad ,dlat at Delphi they pronou'nc'd, Biloe'er denied was sousndly trmunc'd, And ever after seouted. The Grecian Youth1i a merry crew, eh'bti for sous e sport; and w ell tbeyv knew ...

... this town, to Miss Hannah Williams, onl daughter oi the late EIdw. Williams, Esq. of OSwvestry.-Samn day, Mr. David Rees, jun. to Mliss Harriet Mlaria 4oward.-- On Saturday last, Mr. Robert I3lezard, of this tonv, to Miss Hleyes, dargbter of J. Heyes, Esq ...

... Globe, I d APAJIED. -On the 8th inst. Mr. John Irving, to MIiss E. Wilding, both of this town.-Or. te 1 th inst. Mr. Thomas Lutwyclhe, morhant, of this town, to Miss Charlotte Barton.-On the 205th inst. Mr. Geo. Webb, of Ludgate-street, to Miss X. Bish ...

... With a heart rent with anguish [hailed the youig'niorn And with eagerness watch'd for the still welcome horn:.. : It arriv'd, and each lineC to ray throbbing heart yrov'd, That vexation and sorrow had seized on my love. The Local Militia must now guard ...

... Drama's laws a Forbear to mock us with misplac'd applause: ml ! ye, So, pride shall doubly nerve the Actors power's s, ?? And Reason's voice be echoed backby ours !- z ;ly, This greeting o'er-the ancient rule ebey'd, - hat- The Dramna's homlage by her herald ...

... 2r-ijW-EEN 1HENOt'EKA AND VARCt At'sCUTOCIP .1L.E`D,'E`JY, ?? Wirwhi jsl Andrevis MiSS' Coie, .& MiiSs Jict ti - Wjl! dhiicce Pas 'Suls, to conc de Wili aReel. After, wvccik, afarourile Yarce -(by- 0A'J.efe) called , ' fll'-lf - ' L 15'0 i'tl3 1vto 0OX ...

... retired,saying, real distreashas comnpelled srdi totbis act. A puistitwas raised, and pursons sta.- tinned ihemselvesin such d irectiona as to preventtseh poss bility of an escape. At this moment a pistdl was leard from the opposite side of tbeliedge, ...

... *rseome can never be forget ...

... Mr. Wnm. Hyatt, to Miss Alice Rushtcn. Yesta dny, at Waltoo, Mr. J. H. Saunkey, to Miss lizotaNorth- all, bi II of thiL town. Oa Tlatrlay. die °Oth ult. Mr. Lloyd Davie., timber-aser- chant, to Stiss tyree. . On Satoirecy thle 2°d uit. Rear-Adnniral Sic ...

... s/is /0.Oo' a ~e s or- auitir,,t conotot boot /0 o0/'!t ' ; id rqjecte'd the ilyjated loi(11/ 0C i; f ju1ieifous reoativeS a:c trosble its 00 straY ml' The jtestorlo I ?? cai'd, e, is sad Cosoot 0=;0. rs Liverpo t ?? Agents in Londona lievsa a gate-itreet ...

... lears, texrnv'd, and ba'sih'd all ur fears, the miracle ve've ktsoWN, dbedat S~t.H11u SOUTHCOTT'S throne. jj~eunsa Ot~unes. 1QAINN A'S MANIFESTO. '1d5fM~arch'~are come and gope,' ?Ie Believers, look not wan; ces orgins: s viai reece, 0idrer'd fo Iluemoths ...