... Harley-street, Caendish- square, London. MARRIAGES. At this place, on Saturday. Mr Williams, to Mrs Southgate, both of the Theatre-Royal. On Tuesday fe'nnigbht, at York, Robert Cottam, Efq. of St. Edmund's Hall, Oxford, to Miss Fanny Maynard, daughter of ...

... the 3sth ult, the Rev. TIIOMAs FiKGUis At lhii, ?? in Sliakespear Square, on Sivday mnornnig, t q 'IMOs IiY DUNCAN of the 'Theatre Royal in this ?? his professional abilites, which Were considerable, he added every virtue in private life-a good fi htr! ...

... the 26th ult. Mr Timothy Parke, of Barugh, near Malton, in the 65th year of his age. At Edinburgh, Mr Duncan, late of our theatre. Lately, much respected by all who knew him, Mr John Priestly, of the Lodge, near Halifax, merchant. On Tuesday fe'nnight ...

... race courfe at Doncflter 6o riles in t6; ?? underetand Mr Fletcher has gained confiderable betts in both. * Thurfday the Theatre -Roval was crowded in every corner. The orofits were for the btnefit :of the Charity Work HoufeI Mrs EsTEN volunteered her ...

... daugl-hter of t Hugh Robertson, Esq. of Houschill. a At Aberdeen, Oh Thrirsday se'ennight, Mr C. S. b JOt7s'roNe r fthe 'Theatre Ryal. Edinburgh. to AMiss v RrncccA STIVEN, daughter of the lite AlB auder hr Stiven, Esq. of Tobago. B I R T I. - ~at Ebardy ...

... fur- id get its clinning.; Lail night the corrledy of LiFE was perfor- ce med at our Theatre, for the benefit of the Ca- lie nongate Charity Work-houfe. The Theatre d, was quite full, as might have been expeded when the objedt of the performance was to ...

... Bowrer, Of the former place, widow of the late Cap. tain Bowfer, .ct the Royal Navy. On Tuefday lad', M&r Burton, of our Theatre, tr Mihs Clofe, of Northallerton; a young lady of great, beauty a-d accomfplifimer'ts. On Tuefday laff; at Hnwden, by tfie ...

... WVake, &14.l -- Laft week, at Dnrham, Mr. MaAin, murslint, tc Mirs Kerehle, rifler of Stephen. Kemta;, FI%. Mn4i nager of the theatre in that to~var. Amongft. the numergus tfortunate -f~erers in thc Tuviricible, wrecked nea-r Ywrmoutls Mr Saimuet Varley, ...

... Martha Sharp, both of that town. * At Matlock, Mr Cooke, the celebrated actor, to the younger Mifl Walcop, of Covent-Garden theatre. DEATHS. On Monday eveninJ ladl, 'at this place, fudiljely, Captain John Brown, mafler of the Manchefter, of this port, and ...

... the bui8 Alert, to Mifs Eflill, both of that place. At Doncafler, Mr. Jarmasa, to Mifs Martha Maria Errington, both of the Theatre-Royal. DEATHS. On Saturday fe'nnight, aged 49, Mrs Eliiabeth Atkinfon, w idow ot the late Mr Atkinfon, book- binder, and daughtrr ...

... Davi nreux, eldest danghter of Lord Hereford. At Ma lock, Mr Cooke, of Cpvent Garden Thentre to Mi-; -'sale-op, of the ame theatre. At - Thomas. Ur n-, Xsq. nephewr to Lord N k- borough, to ' Rigilt Hon. L:r',y Chelrlotee E I- I srse, a hte -4 tlle Earl ...

... the ,9th inl, at Paris, no public theatre can be opened until the pro- prietors have complied with the formalifies re- of quired by the law, of which the following are the principal: It muff previoulappear that the theatre is folidly built, and fecured agairft ...