... alker, Esq. of Artillery-place, Finsbury-square, to Jessy, eldest danghter of tbe latc Jolm Johnsonl, Egtj s. f Jamaica. -Thomas Flower, Esq. of the Hon. East India Coom pany's Civil Saervice, Bomboay Establishment,tlo Miss Elliott, of Mill Hill, West ...

... Sir G. Ml. IKeith, Bant., R.N. OIL the I.Zth inst., AIr. Thomas Turiier, sels., of George sttert, Croydon. Lately, Thouioss Srealer, l ettser kn.svr ty tile ia.ne *f the Hiorsfortls Post. this hardy velsi aru hald attalied to the Sitil year' f' hlis age ...

... Camp, of this city, butcher, to Miss Pike. of the former place. Ons'Jlhursday last, at Wolborough. Devon, Ewen, eldest son of Thomas Stabh, Esq. of Torquay, to Mliss j'1essier, of Newton Abbot. On Monday last, at lpplepen,by the Rev. Randolph Mdarriott, WVm ...

... Bonsai ; Me. Rad- t ford, of 'Tmisley ; the- Rev. JOshua, Shawv flkestonie; 4! Vand M r. Jobtruiti~er,.oftllolm'e Co~ttage. Mr. Thomas 'f Cox,,-of DeAbv, put die motidon of (hankt. to the Chair- * mans who retoirned ?? in ii speech 1ill of' piety and ' liberality ...

... SUSAN STEWART, second . daughter of the late Charles Ballantine, Esq. of Burnt- :1 island. 1 At Glasgow, on the 1st ult. Mr THOMAS W YrTE, Iun. I merchant to JANE, only daughter of John Reid, Esq. Reid's Court. On the 22d ult. at Windlesham, Surrey, the ...

... yevars; James Carter, for stealing eight shirts, im- prisoned twelve monthsls Thomas Brewer, for stealing a piece of rope netting. imprisoned six calendar months; Hugh Hardy, for stealing a cloth coat; William Hughes, for stealing one pound and half or ...

... towards the men, gave the necessary orders to th~e first Lieutenant. Coining on hoard the ffigati~ during the absence of Sir Thomas Hardy, who was gon'e to Maldonado, and havin a occasion to complain of the want of pupctualitv to his Or-- ders, he reprimanded ...

... 13th instant, the Lady of Captain Stewart, of the Rifle Brigade, of a son. At Manchester, on Wednesday last, the Lady of Dr. Hardie, of a son. On the 17th current, in York Place, London, the Lady of Joseph Hume, Esq , M.P., of a daughter. At Dunnikeit-house ...

... M-liss Hannah Cooper, of the same place.- Mr. J. B. Martin, of Romford, to Mrs. H. Surridge, of Rainharn, Essex.-Charles Mainus Hardy, Esq. of Newport Pagnell, Buclis, to Mrs. Lyneham, of Char- lotte-street, Fitzroy-square.-Andrew Vincent Cor- bet, Esq. eldest ...

... daughter of Mr. T. Hillmsan, of Poplar.-Samtsel Solly, Esq. of Morton, in Lincolnshire, to Dorothea, daughter of the Rev. Thomas Racket, Rector of Spettisbury, Dorsetshire.-MMajor Richard Whish, of the Bombay Artillery, to Charlotte Anna, daughter of ...

... lust. at Sihmouth. wherit he weao giae ftr the Sholif- 'tity recasery of' hi heultlr, tht Re t . Charles Hardy, yeoennest son rrge of gbelatephtrbo Hardy, Esq. of Lnw M:rlr, rnear Bratnlorri, OArI ri(trlr'nithertooiur pre;entRecitei(ler. hilosswill ireseerel ...

... and the g'oodsifowixid o01 them. BQth-were fully com- mitted for trial at our easuing Sessions. On Njonday afternoon last, Thomas Hateiell, a basket-maker, residing in Rock's-Lane, in this city, was apprehbended at the Blne Boar's Head public. house, in ...