... AlAIRRIED. Lately, Mr . Saitls Powvell, of Coli d, to Miss Htighes, daugghter ol ?? late MI . Tllnoniuas HIeuglhes, or IMoe toot t. Jun11e 10, Mr. John Jioes, to leertietta, eldest daughter of Mlr.i Charles Maddox, of Aberea;'eoitv. Jlune If, WinI. Lucas, Eiqr. to Sir;alsJanetta O1;il iapot, niece (iiLIte 1l.te Edward Wratks, E sq. cit' Alirga'-eus'. Jo ie eii, Mr. 'Williami fiher, of tli is ...

... BIRTHS. Thelady of .J. H. Blyles, Esq. of BO,,de,, near Gloucester, of a 6agtwiter.-!rn Dublin, the lady of Lerd Edward Chichester, of a son. MARRIED. John Bayley, Erq Old-st son ofthe lion,, Justice Bayley, to Charlotte Mary, 21 tialt. of the laie John . Fector, Esq. of Dover.-C. G. Payne, Esq- ofthe Aliddle Tcm'1 o Nlary Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late Rev. ?? Salshl' rectorol Gravely, ...

... AI. ?? Dcani'rv. Wel lI, thoe 1Th. -i a. ?? Air, of a soil At NYi ehiead Cciiirt, Sain'e: set, the Iady ef tdt aid a ?? ' Snd liril, Esq. of' a Soil. Auglmt -i, tie liidy tf Thoi. Jera;s W1itjt Jcrtis, Eq!;. of a ;A I.RrIIE . 31t 1v Ir. Ei;t' \ :l, G;, ?? i~ ve ' ?? i. eill. F- rF . Poeiitii'{ 1' to Aln:', oisI l' C;- i tr o e f tkin' ES(. ani1 liece 01' t!:e Urti o Bet' trl. Lr?el', ?? ...

... BIRTH. The'laly of C. lathias, s . oqof Paadise tl near I'ainswick, a son. °r MARI lIED. In Paris, at the British Ambassador'sd George Rogers Barrett, Esq. to Anna Maria, widow at General Sevmour, governor of St' Lucia.-)ilr. Rd 11 W late of the British Commrissariat, to Anne, eldest dau h k Hall, Esq. of Stratton-St. -Margaret's, WilI -Rev rend Quartlev, of Wolverton, Bucks, to Louisa ...

... BIRTHS. At Norfolk-hnuse, lhe Countesa of Snrrey. of; ?? B~isl20p's Canning~s, W~ilts, the Indv of the Re,. Wrin. ?llacdonald, of' her Srh son. MARRtIED. 1). Gurnev, Esq. of Niorth Rutncton, Nor- folk, ta Lasly H. f-lav, cicter to the Earl 0f Erroil.-Sir T. C. Sheppard, liart. oF Crske-narsh-hall, Staffrbrdhire, to MWaryAnr, ottly child of the He.s.G.Tutrnor, Ll,. ft. prt'hendcrv of Lincoln1. ...

... B I RT''HS. (in the 5st instant, atP1As-y-Vuin, Neati, Mrs. E. Waring, of a dsu hter. O ' Wednesday last, Mrs. ?? Tcrry, of Swansea, of 'a Datg ttr. MARItED6. liuly 9, Mr. John Beer, master of tht- brig Hope, to Missi | iVhIse. of Swsnsea. .Jnily II, at St. AMary Redcliff church, Mr. Thomas Vining, Jun., to Miss Mary Prediger, eldest daughter of Mr. John Prediger, of ltiscity. July 12, at the ...

... MARRIE:1). April 7 at St. Panlls church, Mr, (Chas. Cummins, to S3rah, daughter of Mr. G. F. Bromahead, of Brunswickeoquare. April 8, at Rledcliff church, Mr. Westentt, to Anna Marga- retta, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thos. Edwiards, solicitor of St. Clear's, Carmnarthenshire, - April 18, at St. George's, Hanover.square, W. H. Cooper. Esq. only son of the Rev. Sir William Cooper, lsart., ...

... E XETER, WEDNESDAY, February 2. Onl Thursday last, the Lady of Benijamin Cleave, Esq. Newcoombe-Holise, Crediton, of a daughter. At Rockbeare-Court. on Sunday, the Lady of the Rev. Charles Herbert.Martin, of a daughter. This morning, 'dt Tedburn St. Mlary, by the Rev. WV. M. Tucker. M. A. the Reverencd Charles Burne, to M!izabeth, eldest daughter of the Reverend John Toth ill, Rector of H ...

... WEDNESD4YJ FBBi; R Y: ?? On , T' haraday Ispe, at ford:iouaen Devo,, ,bA e ?? of Ayibfo'rd Wise, 7is6q., .o~f a augher.,- ?? 1 ' ?? Otln' the .18,h 'ins~t. ,,4fl ;Wtton Vicarage,*, ,G~uc~ester-, 'shire, th&~ady' off the Rlev. U. T. E~llieombeo£.fasn.: *, On T~~rd~iZyspeeial 'lieenee, a^t the; r~eu'eo', of the .Dovvager. Lady Ford, in Queeh Atne-,,rfit,' l~ondon, by the Rev. Ch-ba'rles Foids' ...

... 131 UTHS. In MIsnchester-sutsare, Viscotintess Chehvynd o a ?? Otterston, Fifcshire. the lady of Rear-Admairal s Moubray, of a ?? Gardiner, of a ?? lady of .i. H. 'Iremavne, Esq. IAI. P. for Cornwall, of a daughter -At Delamrnerp-house, Lady A. Wilbraham, of a son. M ARRI ED. Lord Sidmouth, to the Hon. ?? widow of Thos. rownsend, Es. of Honingeton-hall, asd dau. of Lord Stowvell.-Lieut..H . ...

... COLSTON'S RIRTH-DAY. When a greatly good manl is separated by the indiscri- minating hand of death from the society on which he has conferred so mpny benefits, it is not less just than beneficial that his virtues should be oceasiohally retraced to the recollection of the living; the remembrance of his deeds of charity is no less an act of gratitude to departed worth, than a stimulus to futuree ...

... MARRIED. Mr. Henry Gordon, gent., of London, to Ann, second daughter of the late Capt. Charles W. Maies, late ol this city. Jan. 17, in London. Mr. Edmund 1Morse JoInes, surgeon, latel of Temple Cloud, to Louisa Catherine, eldest daughter of the late Colonel Williamson. Jan. 20, John Jenkins, Esq. of Ewenny-house, to Miss Ann Mary Donnelly, of St. Bride's Major, Glamorganshire. Jan. 20, at St. ...