... IVEDNESDAY. Allu'- / 1f. BTir.T-At EdinlhUrgh, on tihe I Ith CItclt. the Itaulyt of I.cut.-ti ellcall thl IC n. AlI:x. I)t; vi, of' a (dtliv1tci.t Iii ?? Iraescrittrgi, on thc thti curt. MMrs Btatilie Ct-t er ntir nsofa Son.X 9ilMarried, on thie ithl of Scptemlber, at Tialira ('hlkrch, ol~tiohy , Vi. F. ,il. Co('C1ititr., Assisttrt S Erguol llorse :t filery. to Tt: in ?? ?? of F IlmN cls S ...

... On the 5th inst. the Lady of the Rev. William Francis Cobb, of Nettlestead, Kent, of a daughter. ftlarritbit. On Thursday last, at our parish church, Mr. T: Miathers, B second son of Mr. Joseph Mothers, woolitapler, to Miss Nanicy Campey, third daughter of Mr. James Campey, of the Golden Lion Tap, all of this tona'. Sotmeday, at Rotherhain, Mr. George Rodgers, of the firm of Rodgers and Son, ...

... DEATHS ND B O.R0 IIPHJCAL NOTICE OF THE REV I. DR. PARR. At ]ength, the hopes and fears which the health of this good man has for several weeks excited throughout the county of Warwick, are terminated by his dissolution, which took place on Saturday last, at six o'clock in the evening, in the 79th year of his age; and it is pleasing to consider, that the imxiety which lias been so universally ...

... Death of thelon. E. A sHLEY COOPER, * the Son of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, In a Pugilistio Contest wvith Mr. Wood, a son of Colonel W~ood, of Littleton, Bucks, and stephew of the Mlarquis of Londonderry. On Sunday last, about the hour of two o'clock, two young Gentlemen, Collegians of Eton, the Hon. F. A. Cooper and Mr. Wood, were in the play ground, when some words arose between there, and ...

... MARRInD. At Godalming, Samuel Blaxland, Eiq. of Devion- shire-square, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Jimes Weale, Esq. of the former place._Mr. W. Sparrow, builder and timber merchant, of Ballingdon, Suffolk, to Miss Turner, of.Sudbury.-At A lesbury, Mr. Richard Ford Heath, schoolmaster, of Hayes, Mid- dlesex, to Elizabeth, second daugbterqof ?? W. Gunn, of Aylesbury.-Samuel Lepard, Esq. of ...

... DEATH OF WM. OWEN, R.A. OCCASIONED BY TAKING WRONG MEDICINE, WHIICHS WAS ERRO- NEOUSLY LABELLED. On Saturday evening an Inquest was held before Mr. HIGGS, and a most respectable Jury, at the late residence of W. Owen, Esq. No. 33, Bruton-street, Berkeley-square, whose death was occasioned under the following afflicting circumstances:- Martha Evans sworn-I was cook to the late deceased gentle- ...