... daughter of Thomrl's Mills Esq. - On the 17th instant, t :Ballendean, Perthshire, Sir John i ope, Bart. of Craighialf, to Miss Arn, V.edderburn, lauglster of the late Sir John Wedderburn, Bart. of Balle3 d s i'.. . On Wednesday, by specials-liwnce , Capttiis ...

... Esq. to MVki. Sophia Russell, daughter of ClaudI Russell, - ]sq. Or Binfield s-lOuse, flerles. - on Friday morning, Captain Vincent. en Miss Norman. nf -the County of Liatfolo. DIED. 'On Monday evening, after a few days illness1 John Groves, Esq. of Pimlico ...

... Holderncss, 7 or 8, June 2, and fast to another; the.Ariel, 6 or. 7; the Prorress, 62,; and the Lynx well fished. °t Shil ds: The John and ofrgaret, fsll . Wh London: The Mellishl 1.2 fih; afterwards burnt. ten Friday last, the RAsontion, Scoresbv, of Whitby ...

... all from the North Sea, with salt, and salt fish, bound to Rotterdam.- Remain in the Roads, under the command of Admiral Russel,' the Majestic fire-ship, Elephant, Stately, Ruby, Princess of Orange, Dildator, Agincourt, Roebuck, Cormorant; Forward, Agnes ...

... gaus, ,42apain EKeats, for Cawsand Bay, tojobn 5ir John Duckworth's su:rqn. :Thebi Athsnen~ienetf 64 guns, Capt. iffiar4,ls also 'ord fr[d t jvi YOthe AsaA squaddOn., i:,ommand of` tar Admiral .Russel, fronm ; m;izv off itii'HiaI landcoaat,''onsisting ...

... On Monday, at Chisvicle, Charles Thompson, Esq. of Kir- by Hall, Yorkshire, te Aliss Jalae Turton, daughter of John I'iurton, Esq. of Russell-squarec, * ~~~~~~~~~~~)I EAD On Titsrsday, the 20th ult, at his house in Cleaveland-court, St. ines's-place, in ...

... SHIP N.E HIS. POnTT5 mOurn, .DEc. ?. -Sir John Warren's dal is flying on board tihe lfourirovna t oF 8o guns, which is at St. i-eleii'n-The rinvld hasblowi strong all diay at S. M'. ! should it moederate. and blow fair, Sir Jolin will sill with tile ...

... of Workington, with mralt fhess 'Drogheda, vsr totally lost near the South Head of St Bcaji, and-all on bt ard periado 'The John, Potts, aiso belonging t Workitsgt si, wav dtett on shore near RaTettelaes; the people saved. 'se Saiis',.. of Maryport, was ...

... beautiful Lady Carbery,, is, we understanId; the secnd son t the late Sir John hatee, Bvrt. by Lady Annie Froke, sitpr te ture present otarl of Amoan ; his brother, the present Sir John e iitoe, is presumptive laeh; to the title of Carer. Mrs AEvans repnesented ...

... to tuis poett, .attestipting tno eter SlIelds eharbva tr thrcwn upon lhe rocks ,neir the Sptiaish battery iindwvree L The John a'nij Richard *enitmediatelv to p- Chd, The MTfaryBk NTqcaj1e'rrrLn Lotdon, in atternp. ing to miake the harbour ef .iQlzngeun~:Y ...

... and several'tfficers of th2 Army, arrived here is. a ' n ship of war, and landedt under a salute from ?? Majestic, Admiral Russel. Theeir Lordships set bfl' this afternoon -for London 'frbn Nelson's HEtel. Tha wipd bso t:.ir, the trans- ports are hourly ...

... Ainwvick Castle East India ship, merchant. 7r111 Steare. ]st of Newport, -in the Isler o'Wight, Soooz:flmpt51, ii0c merchant.. John Winn of Sherburn' 'Y> jrk, f31;rna'i i William Bamitfi, ot the city of Chester, linen-.drzipert I Pyke thie y'ounger and Peter ...