... .: r . BIRTHS. OIL Thursday week, a poor woman, at Beeston, Grace Hetotn, wa5 safely delivered of three childien, two boys ond a girl, who, with thei- mother, are doing well. Her husband is a collier,i and very frequently out of eemploy. mnent. ! *: X MMAIRRIAGEV, On 'the ioth iast., at MarylebonueChuli, New-road, B. IFlaydon, Esq., bistorical painter, toi Mrs. Ilymon, of Stoehooise, ...

... sley Church, Warwichshire, John Chetwode, Esq. eldest son of Sir John Chetwode, Uart. and the Lady Harriet Chetwode, and nepbew of the Right Ho;. George Earl of Stamford and Warrin ton, to Elizabeth Juliana Newdigate, eldest daughterof John Newdigatc Ludfurd, Esq. of Ansley Hali, aud great r niece of thc late Sir ?? Newligate, Bart.-Wur. Downes, Esq. of Colehester, to Ann, 2d daughter of Peter ...

... FUNYiRAL OF JOHNU ENNIE, ESR. Yesterdry-the mortal remains of the late John Men- nie, Esq.the celebrated Civil Engineer, were conveyed to their place of internment in St. PNiOl's Cathedral.* 'The funeral was' understood to be, by the wish of hisfrieiad, in the nature of a' private one, and the arrangements were made accordingly: but t64 talentsa 'n'd worth, which had obtain6edfoi Mr. Rennie ...

... MAItRMED. The Rev. Theobald Walsh, eldest son of the Rev. Dr. Walsh, of Bath, to Annabella, second daughter of tile late Rev. Gilbert Jackson, D.D. Rector of Donhead St. Mary, Wilts.-At Kensington Church, George C. Loftus, Esq son of General and tile late Lady Elizabeth Loftus, to Catherine, widow of F. W. Schuyler, Esq. and only child and heiress of the late J. Fearer, Esq. of WIolland House, ...

... - EXE:J1 TER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEPR 105 S21. On Saturday morning last, in Great-James's-street, Bedford-Row. London, the Lady of Edward Holroyd, Esq. of a daughter. At Totnes, on Snuday last, the Lady of the Rer. Thomas Cleave, of a daugbter. On Satnrday last, at St. George's. Hanover-square, London, by the Rev. Charles Herbert Martin. Henry Fisher Sloane, Esq. of Rockbeare-Court, Devon, tj ...

... al.lI111,9 NUA(;LES, t lix Iih iniutri, uli l tlastiHgs, JTames Iomlwartithy Fsq. C hff l!,sh~ Itbur Sin . Loiwultn, to A tli, 3(ullgest ?? m. tll1 lute lilchlaril d . right, I .I). of this trusn,. il ..ni.iiu jut, ii Sodbur%, in this ci-iwiry, by tile IRev. c *5\l r, \X jiliarir lal r e. C l, of t 1 est j rujugl tou , .d 1 Lim-,v, (Iti .Astitil, near Sudbury. .i tu iiait, ho a ti A lslev, ill ...

... Fl, On Thursdlay, at our parish chitr-h, by the Rev. Ricliard 5 Fasweett, vicrair. Grangir, of thib pl:iee, islicitor, to Mlis Mary Thompson, 'OllC ot thc nicces of'ltichbrd Thompmn, Esq. of Ponterictk GR.' Wedilesdy. 'at Thornhili, by the Rev. J. f,. Sisson, MA.A. ain Thomas Blayy ClArtleana, Eiq. oflWalslrielsd, to Mirs Bedfoel, 23 of Overton-IHusev, it thss. Itihling, atij eldest daughter ...

... . i~arriagoe anb BDeattJ0. MARRIED, On Sunday, the 70s instant, at St. Anne's Church, A'tr. J. Her- ariso to rhs Oseenbalgh, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Greenhalgh,of Adlington. in this county. 0n Monday, the 15ith instint,nt St. Peter's Church, Mr. Thos. Ridleslthpwsiglhtto Mrs. lonpelta Ralph, corfectioner. On Saturday, the 13th instnt. at Bisrnley, in this county, ?? Greenwood, Dgq. of ...

... | TilH &UEEN'S FUNERAL. Thc fblossing fqtep ftlow alr,.s Sbeiift 'Parkiiis to Lieu t.- (.tii. (Savendish, of the ist Lifte fi'ards has appeaired in the pubh~lic p'iflgpso- ?? - fwas W, l's3i'. 'lad to find ?? 6o6 hiad instructed Air Adolphtus to adtrhit bqtib'o the JwLi Y that wOU wtere prlesent at the tiufortiinate bu- tfinbss ndtjr C~un:hiierlairdu~gasa, as'W it defeatted the elids (if ...

... BIRTH. I ?? Brongham, Esq. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 23d tilt., at St. Margaret's, Mr. Henry Caitef, of Parliament. street, to Elizabeth Jane, daughter to the late Dr. Bourgeois, and niece to Sir Francis Bourgeois. On the 2r9th tlt., at St. Leonard'g, Shoreditch, Mi. James Williamson, to Miss Eliza Smith, both of Hackney-rdad:- On the 20th tIlt., at Camberwell, Mr. John liarman, of ...

... DEATH OF A BOXER BY FIGHTING. An inquisition was held on Priday night, before Thomas 'al Higgs, Esq., Coroner for Westminster, at the Feathers Tavern, ve Dean-street, near Westminster Abbey, on the body of John ed Wilson, aged 24 years, whose death was occasioned by blows e- which he received in fighting a pitched battle, on the Sunday preceding, at iMillbank, near the Penitentiary, with a man ...

... BIRTHf. pIN sdip.v ?? iOzh1I IIt, at Fountuin Dale, nenr Larty ot (iellral Xced, ot aw sun, A, .It A1tlIA; ECS. 1,, s tle Ci Ii i vmtaut, at Chaddesden, in thirs conunty, [ veY Wirl ot Sit-el, the Rev. Sawil Rickards, Coul u0e- Oxfoid, to LLucy i1afiai eldest ,;[U9ii: lh1 Wihoi t, of Chaddesdeii, Bart. I ?? el i il'stalit, at Hanbihry, StaFourdidirc, by ?? diVD, 1). Wi r. il itlu Hartis, .t ...