... 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 . ...

... Dec. 4, at King's I ill, Momnouthshire, the lady of ?? Mominfay, Esq. of a son. ;MARRIED. Nov. 29, at Edinburgh, Sir Abraharn Elton, Bar., of Cleve- don, Somerset, to Mary, eldest daughter i1f the late Wnm.Stewalr Esq. of CasLle-Stewart. and niece of Kesnneth, Larl of Seaforth. Nov. 2),9 at Cadoxton, AMr. ELuau Tholios,1 of Neatly, to Aliss CRtherinc Levson, of the Hill, near Neattt, Dec. 4, ...

... WEDNESDAY, NovEM,,1BER 20, 1823. 3BIRTHS. Yesterday, at Killerfoo, the Lady of Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart.. M, P. ofa son. At Haldon-Houseon Friday last,the Lady of Sir Lawrence Vanuban Palk, Bait. Mf.P. or a son. Otn Wednesday last, .Mrs. Braud, wife of Mr. G. Bvaund,- of this city, ofa son.- -MARRIED. On Saturdey, at Clifton, the Rev. G. C. Frone, of Folke, near Sherborne, to Mary, thirdl ...

... 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 ...

... BIRTH S. In Edinburgh, the lady of Sir Jameis M. Riddefl, Bart. or a son and heir and a dautghter. -At Bourn-ball, Cam bridgfeshire, the countess of Delawar, of a ?? Hannahl, the lady of Capt. Vaughanl, uf the Rtoyal North Gloucester Miihtia, of a son. AlAi RtIED. Le Comnte de Croisma1re, to Sophia, dall. of the late I-on. Sir W. Syer, recorder of Bombay.-Hon. W\. Ii Itous, third soil of the ...

... Br.ie/ol I;fr/rmarey. Phvsician For the week,.: Ur. S tak, ! argseoii, Mr tLsve, 'lN anad a la tiieotsadiatted last wesel ?? 91 Ptatie ts ill tile HouI se ?? 19a BIRTH. The hjflictions of Providence give the nfortunate sufferer the strongest claims oul the benevolence of the humane and ne cannot imagine a case more calcailcted tao harrowv feelings nat rendered callous by despair, than to be ...

... lbiatot Tiiiolttvy. - Pbviei,~l ?ir- titi' 'sebk;, I)tarr. k-. huarzesol, i(hr hilin~g. -il d ai ?? Vatititsi dioitled lat each .ti, t'atielit, il tle Hle . ?? - A.,IE;ID. June 2, ist Pet; -sbuorgh, Virgiriic, ?? the Rev. Mfr. Catnnon, Mr. W. Guuzue, to Miss Pistolle, dlaughter if tte late C t J. r. Pistolle, ofithe Petersburgh rii/k corip'. We iish iit!z this union may not cud in an crphio i. ...

... IuET iii BIR1TI-iS. Feb. i, at Sharplimn, )evon, the hadv of Jolin o3Tiarcd, E12;' l. 1,. of a cilaughter. Jan. 20, ill Hillarnley, the lady of Joh ?? Sullivan. E a. of three fine feale infants,. thus making the ?? ni' ht .;t (all living, and wvitiotut the intervention oft ia m:.: I) ,w hich Olv4 lady has given birth to. .UA lRIE.D. Lately, Nathaniel Wells, E-q. of 'ic!efelie'd, to Ilis Oi: ...

... -WE I}NESDA'f, JULY 2, 1823., . ~ ~ -M ?? :11 RItm. OtiThitlradva last, at St. Stephen's Church. Mr. Williara ?? l oenton, to 31i-t4 11. Quicke, young st dadt'.te* of Mr. ?? Qnicke, wuai-maianracturer,; or ., '(t!-i'SiiAy tzie: Bth of Jiurin ,aC St- I ary-1 -Bone, London, by tlhe TEv. H' Sorocold Pearce, M4jor liiwkloa, to Mis Suia.u)lriplii, of Taeii nouth. DIE D. At Plymrnpon.. offn SlIlida ...

... F3ICI ?? April .,0, at W~rasalil-coort, Somnerset, the ladys of John Ilagh Smyth, Esq^. of a soiU. Dec. 1:3, 1822, iCept. Win. Mliller, of the l-1on. Cahipany- Arti!loer, to R~atio ci no Sarah, ?? of Jame~s Glases Russell, i'sq. ofr Clifton. ! April 27, ait St. George's, Somerset, :ur1. A. h'arris, of th e ?? Ofrice, I'ill, to Mrs. A no SpeaLr, 0nf the sites place. April £°t, at St. Paul's ...

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... >WENESDAY, JUNE h8, 1823. IMARIIIED. 1t5p Mhididay the 9tb inst., by special licence, at 9tpJq4e.i a Churcb, London, bythe Rev. John Magean Di, Vicor p r H-trild, Bedrordshlre, J. A.. Wamrr,:.Eq. M. P., of Cleddt*iFit zpaiqe, Somerset. to Flurene Cal bhrine, yonnugest Jaghiero RKichard Ma9t-oiii, Easq. M. P., of ttrosvo.uor-.place. Latel>, at bhr~it.Chnireb,. Lorndon, Mr. James Perry, of l igh ...