... Litely, MIr. John Lyon, to Miss ElizabethD S cjeant,of Ever- t Ai r ?? NV. Biomvw, to 1 issx C AMoore, of usis tov ln; and 11r. ?? f;hLaw, to \Mtt Alt. WVoods, both of this town.-On1 ?? eeiday tie ?? 1 1dot. ifr. .Tarrs Reynolds, late of tie city of Dtrhlin, ?? Mis3s ?? Wardile White, of this ?? Mssirll sh tie uth inst. ?? John Bateson, ol (lithero, to MIss 1 ?? DH iwrsn-t;s Monday thre 15th ...

... MA.1RRIED. Lately, Capt. Gco. Knubley, of the ship Belnmont, to rs.l Christian.-On the 26thtlILt. Mr. Campbell, to .Miss 1-Inyes. -On Ticsdlvy last, MIr. Th Emas Inscr Dic'aim , of Bid- stoln, Cheshire, to CUhss 3larvy Moreby, of th:s townl. DTED. Lately, at Blarbon, near Kitby Lensdale Dr. Ganett, fa- t1ier of' th, are ealsrawd Dr. G&.mnett, the pliIniotler.-- La tely, at Ciovfvienz, and were ...

... MARRIED. At Clipston, Northamptonshire, Mr. Geo. Terrall, of Brix- worth, to Mrs. Watkins, of the former place. The courtship commenced on Tuesday, they were married by licence on Wed- nesday, and the bridegroom ran away from his dear spouse on Thursday morning! On the 15th inst, Mr. Joseph Oldham, to 1.iss Mary For- ?? Sunday last, Mr. Benjamin Barratt, to bliss Hormby, daughter of Capt. ...

... - MAJUIED.' On tbe 4th inst. Mr. John Wfhittam' King, to Miss Ellen Martinl, of El(ln-lace.Ssme day, Mir Thomas Cathey, marioer, to Mrs. Ellen Niles-On Fridavy last, Mr. Wil. S, uhrah, of C;arlislL ' to Mis, I-lan iiih Aaxwvell of this tOvtl. ...

... ' ' iLately, at ~ithi, Isliss *lihriaSfde to Mr. BRictser, both resident at that ?? bride was, given away by her ma- ' rernal nnde. ib. h.rewer ,na1 the rrime pf the cleeg3inn, who titzt itlie happy couple ;oS-Paintnr ' Ye -erday, at St. Georgo's ?? 0pencerMtckMay, Eq sof b Bedford-pl ice, lRwsoel-s0qmxre; London, to.Bd, .youngeSt dugh- d ternfthe latethori.ts Kyan,.Esq. of this towni. A' ef, ...

... MARRIED. On Tuesday, the 28th ult at St. Peter's Church, Mr. T. Ball, of Chester, to Miss E. Clegg, of this town. - Oh Thursday last, Mr. George Gordon, linen draper, Castle- street, to Mrs. Betty Turner, Russell street. On Sunday last, Mr. Willam Jones, to Miss Mary Taylor. Same day, Mr. R. Jones, mariner, to Miss C. Bainbridge. Same day, Mr. W. Williams, mariner, to Miss E. Jones. On Tuesday ...

... .MARRIED. . jeitr~r .st :Da;otule, Nir. W. P~ckerian, mriletiant, rftitir. txv~u to !istpn of I~atutciet - ?? Tfhurod;.y I~th, Idr 1\V Driiig, Brocter Rnctagls Street. ?? ?? ?? ?? . * rhr loot, Mr l'atricik O'~eil, of Yaphail, to Mrss JMlizabeth' tt do,. of t iF sewn. * t'lroia1 l.~r. Mir. J. eBoar2, to Miss' Lightfoot, atisghtc r of h'r. G hiitfoot. of t;16 tcw a. WoRi-edseed 9ste t 4th in't. ...

... I - MARRIED. On Thursday last, at Sephton, Mr. Oglethope, to Miss Mar row, dadaughter of the late Mr P Marrow, merchant, of this town. On Monday, the 31st ult Mr James Pickering to Miss Hanna Stringfellow, both of this town. Lately, Captain James Gibson, of the ship l Hibernia, to Miss Elizabeth Stoves, both of this town Lately in this town, Mr. Benj. Greenwood, linen merchant, to Mrs. ...

... .*On.SonDdy last; Mr. Wlitby, to MiksMargaret Taylor, hbotl ,f th r -W^ Same day, Mr. Bnekha;; Jackson, to Miss Ann Fnrri:ngton. Same day, Mr. Williisn Darby, sik soercer, to Miss Maryi Brisene. - t. MiondaIy last, at Aabhton, Mr H Forsbaw. of this town, to Janre, daugiter of the likte John Platt, E.'q of orQakirk. DIED. On the 17th alt. Captain Henrv Damson, ef the Wnd regi- ment of foot, who ...

... - MAAR~RID.:-i on the lOthist. Mr. George Howard, IWI. to Mis Ann e- ninston, sawney Popesstret Wiii the 18th, nt. rMr. Joseph Quir, tO Miss M. Halgall.. On Thursday, at Middleton, Benjamil3Gray, Esq. Of'tII3 tow>,S to MdaSa ?? SaJ o Lve.lr-kl nav !to missoo . GaMner, both of ~hio wjln.a~oi nrhnst ~~r :t .Pueoday the I2th inst. Mr. George d~are, merchant, to 2 ?? Urmc~on. - D D IED. 0n ...

... MR. FOX'S BiR TH DA Y. We hate perceived with pleasure, ?? the Anni- versary of the Birth Da, of-this enlightened and benevolent. Statesman has been commemorated through the country, with unabated and indeed en- creasing zeal. The proceedings at these meetings in England, Ireland, and Scotland, have been distinguished by a display of talent and eloquence, rarely to be met with at the graad ...

... ! ' - ~ BIRTIt. ; : .iste Cr towfeofJ Cioivn a aoirne nishoemalket, N5S , .4iiatacl reet, Whitec a4sel, Lsndon, tvas i M44el4l verc4Of4 fvmr b ,pi aamnioi, the same evenig, NUi4 MiraA,3tke and jon i n, bi thie Rev. P. Matthias, ?? ` ritlstheyatre fll:3ikely tolivte. JfA RA3 lED. On Mion.v. the .st inst.. Mr. SuirveI Wtateaiti tvatrb- seaker, to 3ass htry rFnayo*, ai'd on thle id-jest, Mr. ...