... MXARRIED. Yesterday morning, At Sidmouth, by the Rev. T. W. Barlow, Codringtoi Parr, Esq. of Stonelands, Devon, to Harriet Lydia, yoongest--daugbter of Henry Manning, Esq. of Sidmouthi, and Niece of Admiral Sir Robt. Barlow, K. C. B. At Bangalore- on the 20th of March, by the Rev. Win. Malkin, Captai[i. Henry, Ist Battalion 18th Regiment, or Wallajabad Light Infantry, to Miss Nancy Trewmao, ...

... FUNERsAL OF M1R. RICARDOC. C'rawnAMll~~ Sr.PT. is, 1823.-(EThrect of a Letten)-This day the remains of David Ricardo, Esq. were removed from Gatcombe Park, and intered in a vault in the Parish Chnrch of Haenish, about one mile and a half from this place. The parish church is situated in the park of Mr. Clutterbuclk, the son-in-law of Mr. llicardo, and is more of a private bunving-place than a ...

... Of, I'llesday lost, at M'atlock, 1in this County, by tie Rev. P.~ Geil, M)r. Robert Thornewvill Of Burosp3~rn ?? Barbara IBunt, of Fa l, Stal'rdtls l'esterds by the Rev. &dwardLud t, at Morleyeci al Park G uay l st, at g t. Alktiund's Church oMr. xila ee, 'watchmaker, to Miss Percimilia builder, both of this place. 1,daughter of1 ?? Percival, On Monday the 1st inst. at Disfield by the Rev. Weg ...

... MARRIED. J. C. Whiteman, Esq. of the India Service, to Sarah, youngest daughter of Fred. Horsley, Esq. of Little Uallingbury, Essex.-Mr. Jos. Warniington, of Leadenhall Market, to Eliza Guyer, daughter of Mr. Joseph Horsey, of Portse.-John, second son of John Smart, Esq. of Trewitt House, Northum- berland, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the late Rev. T. Gregory, of Henlow, Bedfordshire.-At ...

... On the 41b'in'slanl Lady Milton,,of a sob. MARIUAGES. On Thsrsday, at the Holy Ttrinity church. Mr. Richard Turner, schoolmaster, to Miss Mary Ana Lawson, both of this piace. On Sunday se'nuight, at the Holy Trinity church,'Mir. Christopher Wells, hatter, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mlr. Johii .Mbutgomery, ot' thhs plated, booktbinderr O .Tuesday last, by the Rev. Miles Popple, Mr. Nichol ...

... THE LATE MR. S. PERRY. Trie late Samapson Perry, Esq. more generally known by thle name of Capt.Perry from tle rank he had held in the militia of his country, was a. m;ai Of no small estimation for his literary' accomplishments and for the social cheerfulness of his aiun. ners. Though his political opinions at one period of his ife provoked sonic powverfuil enmitties, anti, involved bin in a ...

... . . ' B~1RTEL; On Friday se'uoight, at, Beverley.- the lady of H. W. Hutton, Esq..of n daughter. MARRIAGES. -On Saturday se'anight, at tbe Holy Trinity chureb, Mr. John Walker, to Anna, eldect daughter of Mr. Thomas Peeh, all of this place. On Monday last,'at the lloly Trinity church, Mr. John Randerson, tailor, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Jonathan Beecroft, all of this place. On the ...

... WAR41ED. The Hon. Thomas Dundas', eldest son of Lord Dundas, to Sophia Jane, daughter of the late and sister to the present Sir Redworth Williamson, Bart. -At Woodford, J. W. Bridges, Esq. of London, to Harriet, fifth daughter of J. Hanson, Esq. of Grcat Bromley Hall, Essex.-Mr. T. Hill, of Veonhington, Essex, to Miss Austin, of Kennington.=H. Bowden, Esq. of Bradninch, Devon, to Miss E. P. ...

... fled On Saturday last, the Lady of Wm. Gott, Esq. of this eA town, of a sol]. On Wednesday week, at Roehampton, the Lady of thc I Attorney-General, of a ldaugihter. r Lately, at Hull, AIr. Christopher Gill, druggist, to Sarah, \ second daughter of Mr. Foster, all of this town. 'A'h On Wednesday week, at Selby, Mr. Robert Muffitt, cabinet last maker, to Miss larriott Savage, both of that place. ...

... B11TH FIS. On the 19th inst. inl Gnitdfocd-_Sreet, thi wife of l.Jr. 3tt i ' On the 15th inst. at Finchley, tihe lady of Isaac Cooper, ?? ti ?? -~ ~ ~~M lf~t!'l AG S. On thel 16th i:s. atSt. ?? Church, Jirmineghum. by 1 !e M.A. Ste. Jcohn Watsont, of Hiolborn-hill, to Sarth, d :AgMiCr . Thos. Rtoad, of the former p}ace. On Tuesaay, at Bromnley, William Soanndtrs. Isq. Captain i Artillery, to ...

... DF.ATH OF TTlE POPE. ROxSE, AutUST 20. O N the 15th the Pope experienced some relicf in his painful situation. He _ wed them to his most Cheistian M1ajesty.- 'rThe mccltanical bed that had been sent by hi,, (the Killg of IFrance) had been very emefuil. After htevin b Iee ratised to a sitting posture, he took his rho- Colate end fell (Iselep. His iloliness was affeted with thelhjeliest ...

... THE ORACLE. Tws poor Oracle is dead! If proof were wanted of the truth of what I bave said in tbe above letter relative to the haseness and stupidity of tbe London press; such Iproof would be furnished in the following article, which I take from the Morning Chronicle of the 1lth inst, The eountry and his friends have, to lament the loss of this- enlightened, amiable, and truly 4irtuous ...