... EIintSt --s)n stilayl theh ?? Mrs. Barn&,t o a ?? L-dy ofMr. Seijeant Seft, ofa daughter. A1X 1,za~zs.-On Saturd:iy l31f, J. Leacock, Efq. of the Ifland of Barbadnes, to MiNs C. B. Ralhleightyounigeft daughter df ?? Rafileigh, Efq. of Blackh6ath.-..On Saturfty, C. Cockerell, E q. to the hoan. H. Rufhbout, jlaughter of the Iate and fifter to the prefent Lord North.. ri'ck-.F. G. 0. lfae, E q. ...

... EOWVL:S's univt rss F.SSE:SC7c fo'r So :ps abd Gr-Lii-s For 1a1criaant favor, economy and 1 atch, d newly-discovered and inc&cparalle Sa-ce stairsrjal: led; being the ?? of ?? ringredient .eucssary-to make te smost deticious graviet -and requlria 6nSy co iflixed wirh the liquor in ?? has been boee&'r-cis 4r paultry, to make thre most excellent soup; or tobiespt into water, Wtit a little butter ...

... Paat'rERtaeo-[ev It. LuOU, to' the Rectory of Uf , ford, Nalts, vacant by (he Cession of the IRev. Dr. Jenlkyn. ?? Sunday, at thc Goverment-Touse,'Ply. mouth, thie illon. Al rs. C. Paget, of a danigihter.-LIalely, in Merrion--Square, Dubli;, the Counteis of Mleath of a daughter.-Lately, in Sutherland, tbe~w ife of W. iioniro, gardeicr at Itosehall, th'e -seat ?? Ashburton, of twvins, a fine ...

... TIM' LATe JAME1S PMJTA., rso. We have to add to the lite melancholy lift fI- fuicide, that of James Paull, Efq. whofe celebrity' in public affairs, and particularly in eledlion contefts, will iiot lbe fnortly forgotten. The dreadful aed ap- pears to have been me(itated for fome time, and was effecled between four and five on Friday afternoon. Mr. Paull pofreffed great pride, an ardent mind, ...

... O Bi'ss-~ir~~ te31h'~,a.Iladgpen Ryout--;' Riye the Lady of ligiiiyifpbhiousei cEsq. of that'place, It-f'i ed aughter.-On1 eedy wveek, the Lady of 'Nl.,3z ed Llo.,Eq. ofI J~Alferton Hfall,, near Boroughbridge, Ken hat ciksi 6 6f t'L Soun an:d ?? Tuesday , Lady'Kn a ' d FemiiJun~ of * Abbyville, Bee MIn Coulnty of S1ligis 'Ekr. to Mfiss tatkin, of Gakiport, '1tt,46. S td- eldest daughtlr o ...

... SUSSEX. SATURDAY, JANiUARY 9. Lately died, at his Rectorial house in Surry, the Rev. D)r. Taylor, Arebdeacrin of Cbichester,'a Gen- tleman, whose general knowiedge, and aruiable ?? render his death a severe loss to his nu- areroirs friends, parti~tilarly to the clergy of the Arehilcacrory of Chichester. Hrlishain M'>larhet, on Wednesday, was tolerally weil supplied Nth Stock. ' Beef obtained ...

... *B~iRTF1S.-Oil 4Sdturda3 ]ait, 'it Clanviv. 1i ldg, Minis, 4h ayof Ilroa ilovwM-athew, Esq., ?? -tue Sih instl at (iraii ...