... V' --Es el at- st. P-eter's Church, Mr. 104f, ,in~sttant, at SM~t-er~~ujeG ursdaY. edsa0of Mr. Benjamin 'Greet. Greet ..n eld y dauighter of Mr. Richard lipss dele, 3roo-sstreet 'sur4erhgijilys Chur ...

... MARRIED, SMI On Friday, the 22d nlt. at Si. Anne'a Churcb, Mr. J. Cranage, MI watchmaker, to Miss Sarah Cross. !e eln Sunday, the 24th uilt, at Poulton, Capt. Joseph Wildtng, Gc of the Lancaster, of t ...

... .e d o MRRED O!t day Juy lstat St. John's' e Brnw ck w ?? i, Mr Chdarle Q dul. B Mwsw re rerha s, ?? s , ehjestlae . Cs da u t er of th e la te C t N Ke n an d o f Hi 7a t i 3a.hrl SHEe'D roya na ~vy. ...

... £4lg sa;e qtr¢ed er3 ¶ tt5: - IMARRIED, i u Slay last, at the High Church, Glasgow, Mr. John Valen- snc Rshison. of the firn) of Robinson, Brothers, and Co. of to Amnelia, only child of Dax id Morison ...

... Marriages and Deaths. MARRIED. At the Parish Church of Halifax, Captain Wellesley Ashe of the 93d Highland regiment, to Miss M. W. Haigh, only daughter of G. Haigh, Esq., Mount Halifax, Yorkshire. On ...

... To Sold Auction, (For Account of the Importer,) u k\n -yu mydf.. At flic Exciianck syVRAoM. Hoi.t, Wednrtdap, March Ut. ibt, at Eleven o’Cloci, BALES of FEATHERS, in Bond, just imnrM I>ortfl from St. Peteralmrg, of «1 Bales, Ist sort White Featherr ; 17 do. sort, little Greyish, do; do. Sd sort, Grey, do ; 4 do. very prime, Ist sort do. Fur further particulars, apply the Auctioneers. ...

... nr. soi.n nv hbivate contract. DWELLING-HOUSE, containing two good Kitchens, Flagged Yard, one Silting Room and f Lodging Rooms, large Pantry and Co*\ Yard ; and an 1 excellent GARDEN adjoining the House, Walled round, 1 and neatly laid out with Flowers and Fruit Trees. Also, large WAREHOUSE and BOILING-HOUSE, with new Boilers, (lately erected) and Pump in the Ware- ' house, with every other ...

... regret to find, a letter which we have this morning (Wednesday) received from a correspondent Windsor, upon whose means of information we think can rely, that the state of the King’s health by means favourable as some of the accounts would have led us to imagine. It seems that the attack of the gout, with which his Majecty has been afflicted, although exceedingly painful, has not been the ...

... 0 ,400 5 0 0 . 220 Ramsey, M. Jesus College. Cambridge 5 0 Rosson, John, King’s Bench Walk, Temple 5 0 Rawson, Ben jamin, Nidd Hall 50 0 0 Short, Rev. T. 5 0 0 Walker, Thomas, l.ongford 5 0 0 Woodcock, Rev. Thomas, Swillington 5 0 0 Worsbrough, Collection at the Church of 1 6 3 Wistow, ditto, the Rev. S. Payne 0 15 0 The Hon. and Rev. J. Lumley Saville, Prebendary of South Newhald.has ...

... Lot I.—All that excellent and well established Inn, called the Wont Pack, lute Rine Boar Inn, with Yard, extensive Stabling, and Warehouse adjoining, fronting to Lord-street and Cask gate lane, in Gainsborough, und in the several oecnpationi of .Mr. Wwtson, and Mr. Marshall, with Vault* and Cellar*; nlr ...

... THE Public .re rmpertfully inf rmed that Menrs. J. and S. TOMAM.V, Hull, are appuinti'd AGENT.S to thn Company, for Hull and the aurrouading District, / The Directon of Once are now imurinc property at the fullowiiv reduced ratet of Premium CojMnon IrwiranceOk/. n. 6 l. per Cent. Haurdom ditto 2s. fid. per ditto. Doubly Haiardous jlittoL.. 4». fid. per ditto. Corn, Cattle, Jnd Implements of ...

... c.Eti,>MONIA¶L Or.TlT EIa LATE vAlJES'TIE',S' C0OJO.?VATIQN.A (Concluded fromtt our Paper ef yesterday.) AMimti eleven of the clock theprocession was be- Tun on ftzoot lfnm the Hall to tlhe Abbey of, West- 'ninster, atpon a way raised for-that purpose, floored with hoards covered with blue cloth, arid railed on ad. side, in he following manner The King's herb woman, followed by her six maids, ...