... T he Sale oft' re PR OPkk'f'Y at SHE7fLVG- TONr, adlrcrtirel 211 oterfisrst pagc to take place on .Fridoay I/se 3df oJ' Aiiorc/, is POSY'POYfEJ ?? fuiihes ?? iN given1. MARRIED. At Duhlin, the Hlon. and Very Rev, the Dean of llillala, to Sophia, daughlter of the late Sir George Ribton, Bart.-Tlte Rev'. John Tophane, B. A. Head Master of Brontsgrbvt Grammar School, to 1sabell3, daughter of ...

... THE LATE REV. J. J. CON YBEAtlE. The painful duty devolved upon us last week of announcing the decease of the Rev. John Josias Co. nybeare; and we feel assured that the great body of our readers will receive a melancholy gratification if we annex to-day a few adlditional words in attestation of the respect that attended this eminent individual through life, and of the unfeigned sorrow that ...

... MARRIED. The Rev. Geo. Matthew, Vicar of Greenwich, to Mlary, daughter of S. Enderby, Esq. of Blackheath. -The Rev. Thomas Henry Copeman, Di. A. late of St. John's college, Cambridge, to Agnes Hester, eldest daughter of Timothy Fellowes, Esq.-The Rev. Jonathan Chase Matehett, M. A. of Congharn, near Lynn, to Eliza Janette, eldest daughter of the late Rev. C. R. Dade, Rector of Denver, Norfolk. ...

... MARRLED. At Rochester, Joseph Lee, Esq. of the Bower, Maidstone, to Matilda, daughter of the late George Gunning, Esq. of Frindsbury.-G. F. Walker, Esq. of Chalk Lodge, Herts, to Julia, second daughter of Thos. Sanders, Esq. of Cheshunt.-Walter Burrell, Esq. of West Grinstead Park, M. P. for Sussex, to Mrs. Chishohne.-Matthew Mason, Esq. of Stock, near Chelmsford, to Anna Maria Teresa, ...

... MARRIED. The Rev. J. B. Hawkins, M. A. to Miss Whit. more, of Perry-hill, Sydenham, Ient.-The Rev. John Barlow, to Cecilia Ann? youngest daughter of Ewan; LaW, l sq. of HIorstedplace, Sussex.-At Hampton, the I-on. and Very Rev. the Dean of Windsor, to Charlotte Selina, second daughter of R. Moore, Esq. of Hampton Court Palace.-The Rev. J. Bunter, of Finchingfield, Essex, to Al iss Wright, ...

... MARIE - IE Charles Brunton, Esq. of Ware, to Miss Fassett, eldest daugh- ter of the late E. D. (0. Fassett, Esq. of Walworth.-ColonAl Sir W. M. Gomm, K. C. B. of the Coldstream Guards, to Elizabeth Anne, eldest daughter of the Right Hon. Lord Robert Kerr.- F. WV. Dunne, Esq. to Caroline, relict of Captain Turner, of the 58th Regiment, and daughter of the late Alderman Druitt, of Winchester.-At ...

... d it I_ ABRIED. On the 1st instant, by special licence, at Walston Church, n the Most Noble Geo, Augustus Francis Marquis of Hastings - to the Right Hon. Barbara Baroness Grey de Ruthyn, of Brandon Hall, Warwickshire.-On the 2d just. at Chelten.. v ham, Capt. Henry Bell, third son of the late M. Bell, Esq. of MWoolsington House, Northumberland, to Helen, only child of Sir Bagenal Wm. Burdett, ...

... WAnREXED. At Tiverton, Devon, George Barnard, Es. of the Stable Yard, St. James's, to Mary Ann, youngest daughter of the late Edward Isaac, Esq.-At Liverpool, IV. Arming, Esq. of Hungerford, Berks, to Ann, daughter of the late J. Toms, Esq. of Southwark.-At Cottingham, near Hull, C. Hlibbert, Esq. of Pall-mall East, London, to Mary Catherine, eldest daughter of J. W. Hentig, Esq. of Co-tingham ...

... DMARRhID. At WVormingfQrd, Win. Nicell, Esq. of the Royal Mint, Captain in the Queen's own Light Infantry, to Harriet Robinson, eldest daughter of the Rev. R. R. Bailey, Chaps lain of the Tower of London, and Rector of Culphs, Suf. folk._J. Pittet, 1Esq of Hampotgead, to Miss S. Entickriap, niece of W. Maxwell, Esq. of Wilton-crescent, Belgrave- square.-Henry, second son of the late Alatthew ...

... MAR,|erate -At Lambeth Church, 'William White, I Efq. of Deal, to Mifs Prielfley, of Carnbevwell.-At Devizes, Mr. H.. Awdry, of Cbippenhamy' to Mifs Hill, eldeft daughter!'of Dr. Weft Hill, Devizes, Wiltihire.- *At Lifbitian, Cbunty of' Tipperary,; thc feat of Sir Robert Waller, Barti Captain Bates,-of the zxla Light Dragoons, rs to Mitts Waller, youngefr daughter-to the late Sir R. V'Walicr;, ...

... MxitRtaEn.-At B'ne~ii~am, E ank~teae~Tve, r of Winflow, to MiG6 ...

... FUNFRAL OF T1h4 ARCTIBIISIOP OF YORK. Tle remains of that venerable Preiate wvere relmoved, ?? eight o'clock, yetlerday mnorning, ruom his lite lhencfe in South Audiey Street, to Wveflliliinler Abbey, tor intrienlllt. IThe pro- ceflon n,-,ved in the tuolL Ioleriun laltl.er, anti it; the following order Twlo mllltes. A plume of bilck feathers. ITHE HEARSE, Drawn by fix horfes, decorated with ...