... the notice of the market f~lks,-at. least in an equal de- d gree. ^A m l llnamd WaIter, of the parish of Lanivet. A led forwai'd his wvife by a .halter, which wvas fastened round her waist, al'd publicly offered her for sale.- A peirson, called Sbbel: ...

... daughter of' Mr. Edward Plim, of the former place. On Wednesday last, by the Rev. Jatnes Carrington. Captain B. Buttall', to Miss E.-S Harrison, second dan-liter of Mr. l.i- Harrison, of the Globe Inn, 'TuPs harn. On Saturday morning last, at St. Andrew's ...

... BIRTH. Jan, 1, the wife of J. Bridgeman, cooper, of Broomfield, Essex, of three children, two boys and a girl ; who, with the mother, are likely, to do well. She had twins about three years since, who survived but a short time. MARRIED. Dec. 6, at Dirham ...

... C' f. d 0 g. I t 51 EXE TER, WEDNESD&Y, Jan. 20. 1 . . .nS 'flfflf . I e g~~~artilebO, e On Smnday hist',, 4a*Tririty Chureh, by the Rev.I John Bradford, Nathauiel Moore, Esq. of Aughina-: cloy, Coanty of T'yrone, Ireland, to Agnes Gould, second'danghter ...

... Cornwall. On Saturday, at Stoke Church, by the Reverend J. Hawker. A. B. Lieutenant.Southey, R. N. to Miss Parsons, of George-street, Dock. Yesterday, at her house., in Topsham, at an aj- vanced age, Miss Ann BeLt, sister of the late Rev. George Bent. of Sandford ...

... of the late Reverend Samuel Price, of New House, GIamorganshire. - Sunday last, at Teignmnontb,-by the Res. J. Salter,, Mr. John Richards, to Miss Allen, of Winchester. On Tuesday the 9th inst. by special licence, by the I Rev. George Hornby, .M. A. Chaplain ...

... Major's Church. the U-ev. J. 1. IKnight, of Market Levington, Wilts, to J.evsy, eldest daughter of Mr. John Watson, of this city, bosier. On S4turday last, at Trinity Church, by the Rev. J. Bradford, Mr. Jobn Saunders, to Miss Sophia B1ere, both of this ...

... Gillespie, 28, P'ntrnelF Sheua 29,forrnauslaughter, in killing J. HicksJ Nqrtcft, alias P~otter, for stealing. 4 oxen; J. Ly'ne' 27, pr atrling lOewe.sheep; J. Hitchcock, '26, for entvrln the bouse of J. Clark, Yar. cotnbe, anid stealing bank notes, value 1001 ...

... 6'reeived benefit,, I at his own. particular request, and I incapable oi d rtlaer relief by medicine.' . . ' PRIC3 of WHEATpei Bushel ts. 7.{d. narteirn ,Loaf, I ld.--`alf.Qnarterp Laf, #d. IN, ...

... Barbdnes; SyPen. -Simons for Ne-' ':fonndlandi; ?? the d RacOatI .LOivit, ro: Jam ca rr ; d. , oii4~ Alod~f~, rriv~ed,,the Vletory) ;Bisxjon, t , with cos d -hte hthr; , M B Isn Fromg ese,q 67uepsda., 4'rr''d ti6 W - ort ?? Orin,_ the Tibbt, taptniQ Moler ...

... Vine, of the brig Sidns, to Miss B. Bond, both of that place. .At Maker Chnrch, near Plymouth, by the Rev. Mvlr. Ley, MIr. William Brush, of Falmouth, to MIiss Bray. On Wednesday last, at St. Ertb, Mr. T. Cardell, to Miss P. Ellis, daughter of the late ...

... , to Miss Harriet Elizabeth Coles Dawsou; both of the Yxeter Company of Comedians. Onl Monday the 19th inst. at St. Stephen's, by Saltash, by the Rev. J. Dawson. thle Rev. William Augustus Morgan,. Vicar of Lewannick, near Laun- ceston, to Miss A. W. ...