... MtARRIED. At All Soul's church, St Marylabanne, Charles Banthead, Esq. Secretary of Legation to the United States of America, to Maria lHeratia, tsird daughter of Sir Johl Dean Paul, Bart. ' On the -lth inst. James Adamson, Esq. solicitor, of Ely place, to Mary Eliza. betb, eldest dau ghter of J. Seabrook, Esq. of Hatton garden. On the 17th inst. Mr William Mattie, jun. only son of William ...

... O).21tF rTHEr. %TERORt ?? ?? mighty Monarch, w-ho so recenl left Ii; c:0,1i_ tal, in all the health and vigoutir of nniinhood, for th:- ?? of visit ig tile siutherit parts o;f his v,1st iuloi. nions, is now mininhered with the dead. (Of the cir- cumstamces attending this strikinlg' event, wse ane tot vet accurately informcd. All we know is thait his .\ jesty hadl been attending a grand review ...

... MARRIED. At Chippenham, Cambridgeshire, Joseph Sidney Thterp, Esq. eldest son of J. Tharp, Esq. of Chip- peziham Park, to Anna Maria, daughter of the late M~ajor-Gen. Grent._WlViliam Knight Dehany, Esq. Solicitor to the Excise in Scotland, to Elizabeth Favell, second daughter of Vice-Admiral Scott.-At Lewisham, Robert Shirley, Esq. of the Lodge, Kin- fare, Staffordshire, to Eliza, second ...

... Vete dy II'. ill YS1K i i1etg 'ot-her, Ni1 f 't rjo rii, to I ?? yiiiug'e'it dauiogiltel ~f Mit.Si'ii, ii 11tel;Ihet. 5' 0dii , 2.2 . C ';i'tiin Ililtmi, toliaiooniqt, 'to S iarah Ii i o~~tr i' lf Wini 'ciii, ijl ,o, ill,)`err [I to thisi to. ii. l:tIi' ipi, , tI Join o!iii acofP'I.'~0 ,,(I to , I ?? iib;' '[oTto 1hiatofP~ i On'i ocbldii',;t ?? at thle ?? oor flail I' as 21, nit,' hiat nv'., ...

... ,11 ' 'latrtfagt%E anfl Deatlj MARRIED, At Llysfaen, in CarnarvonsOibre, by the Rev. J. Parry, Lt Henry Mitford, It M., 'graidsOn of the Honourable P. Rope andnephewtothelate LadyCharleTsAynsleyMurry, ...

... MARRI'ED. At W,on,,ton, nlearl \Tncllciter, thee (Ion. and Rev. Arthur Perecval, youngest sun of' Lord Arden, to Chlarlotte Anon, eldest ds.ighter of the 3lon. and lev. Augutus Greorgc Le-ge, ('hancelloc of Winchester. ?? Rcv. . Jenkino,ofil'hitchaven, to Catherine, daughter of Mrs. Lewis, of Penmorva, Carmarthen- ?? vlee. ITi. Haw'.ks, Rector of (iGiteshcad Fell, Nonthumberlandl, to Anna, ...

... [From Hone's Every-Day Book.] CAPTAIN STARKEY. DIED JULY 9, 1822, READER! see the famous Captain Starkey, in his own coat wrapt is; Mlark his mark'd nose, and mark his eye, His lengthen'd chili, his forehead high, His little stick, his humble hat, The modest tie of his cravat; Mark bow easy sit his hose, Mark the shioes that hold his toes; So he look'd when Ranson fketch'd him While alive-but ...

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... WVED)NESD)AX', D(uetulft'r 29. Bin1'1Ir.-On the l! th instaint, tile ,nitly of Capjt. I MA2(1 S Ui I .NOf n C'omithrtruglt, of' it tlai'telu. M arried, on thc LIth iiistalnt, at litoai Of lIoti.c- turchous. by the 11ev. ('harkIs I`ys'ie. A .M (. ti ,st PEtN INGTON, C01s0. olnel ill thle Ser'ViCe of tilte lio. I:iost Indin ( 'ootmijiy, cfniumildlintg thec Brigade of' Horse l Artillerv in ...

... ILONVDON,,THUR8DAY, DECEMBRER ?.U , 0 in DEATH OF THE EMPEROR ALEXANDER. 'Af 0 *The Paris papers of Suanday contains the highly d ~ iprrstt iteligcnce of the death of thle Emperor 1 Alexatder, at Taganr'og, after a few days illness. This q -event is arshonreced in the Official Part fteMrier. R'in a d~epatch from the F~rench Minister at Berlin to thd [ IIPresides tuf thle Council of Ministers. ...