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... llii:n.e, at h- rkto:il, -Irs JOHN TULLOH, of a son On; thu Sth vurro.nt, it .Ic7;ect:in, the Lady of GEORGE BAILLIE Esq., jun of Jerriswoode of a son On the 14th instant at Ruchlaw House, the Lady of JOHN BUCHAN SYDSERFF, Esq of Ruchlaw of a daughter On the 10th at Foxbar, the Lady of ,O:S c lcl 5:C 'OA ?? E q. of line Il-sw, of a dauglh- tec'. liil the li di cu nt, a! _-:i7 r, 'lrs MATHEW ...
... bZA3R AG-:, At Longford, in this county, on Wednesday the ath instant, by the Rev. G. P. Lbowther, Mr. William Gibbs', of Church haughtot, to Miss.Relsecca Wrdglt, secondel daqhtet of Air. Wna. Wrigtj fkter'forjne ,jilane.' - ?? On ondoay the 29th ult. at Liverpool, Herbert Ciiawner, Esq. ae of the navy, to Ann, eldest daagignei of the late D1-r.'Joseph Siater, of Uttox~ter;''' ' On Thursday ...
... A collection h»d been made the 3d April, the Floating Chapel, for the widows and orphans of the crew belonging to the schooner George. Captain Unibank, (lost with all banda on the Dutch ooast)—and for the surviving relatives of two pilots (drowned in the Humber) nnd the nmount, £l7 sa. lOd. had been distributed, and gratefully received. The Bethel Ftng continued to be hoisted in every part of ...
... - 7=77 BIRtTHSX H.ltf, wa s~ydlvrdo o;being her axteenth ; ttwelve of wrhom are livng. Onl the 5tll-is t5, at her father's nims'on ini the city 01 hester, the 'ia k of-the Honi. C. Nap'er, of a __,g MARRIAGES. O P Thursday last; at the Collegiate Chrch, Mr. BIrds Cy, to Mr. Ann Waters, both of this town, after a courtship of. e'ghteen years. On the 9th inst., at St. Jolhti's ehurcb, by the Rer ...
... B11 I'HS. On the 4th current, at IBroolnhall, the Countess of EL- GIV anld XtNcARr5NiE, ola daughter, still-born. 01 the l1i2h ctirrett, at No. 13, Muray Place, Mrs H1UNT of Pittenuri, Ir, of a son. On3 the lith ctirrent, at No. 11, P'itt Street, Mrs DAL- itytel., of a deIntisr. Onl the 12th urrelnt, at Aherdeen, the Lady of Captain ALEx. KYLE, Iliglghill, ot a sol, M A RRIED. At tile house of ...
... e Sunday we t Lady of J. E3. Blrooke, Esq. of Headlingley, Oil Wenesdayweek, ltsAllorn-place, Searbrol, thle Lady of 1055G Jonlanhr, Esq. Of a soil. Oit the Oth inaL. at,Thirsik, Mrs. Swairbreck, of a daughter. Onthle bitl Tnst. ait l'uabirlid Wells, Latly Jaue.Lawrenen Peel, ofa son, which, Survived only a few slays. Li Sit Onthe 2d Inek, at Hulton Packt, Lancislhlre, the Ld-fWn Y Halton, Esq ...
... Mv A .RlI1E: ?? At the Friends' Meeting House, Chelmsford, Mr. R. Tilney, of Boreham, to Martha Sewellj ofthe same place._A. Ricketts, Esq. of Box-hill, Dorking, to Maria, youngest daughter of the, late Rcv. J. T. RodiCk, of Wellingborough._At Bangor, Col. Henry White, M; P. for the county of Dublin, to Eleanor, eldest daughter of W. S. Dempster, Esq. of SkibD, Sutherland.-At Tanbridge, ...
... B3InTHS. On the 9th inst., Mrs. Wiadus, of Stamford-bill, olf saIO On the 14th inst., at Soutbgate, Mrs. Twiu, af ttdaughtaf. On the 5tb inst., at Taubridge Wells, the Lady Janei1,11' rence Peel, of a son, who survived only a few days. On the ilthinst., Mrs. Mansfield, of Wimpoleostreett ~ef 555. On the loth inst., at Portsmouth, the lady of Major M.Nirs 524 Light Infantry, of a SOD n GA ...
... Lately, at Siamnber wen, Aiglesey, the Lady of the Rev. Dr. Williams, of r datilhter. LDXARRL&QOES.| On tile 8th inst. iI this oit', by the Rev. J. Il. Cotton, Colonel Henry White, k.l P. for the coun- ty of l)ublin, to Eleanor, eldest daughter of W1'. S. Dempster, Esq. of Skibo, county or Stitherlaud. Last Week, at lhla-rl st Mr. William Williams, leather-cutter to Mi'dss Ellin Rowlands, of ...
... Jltf~flgjC i911 DfAtD0. Sn ef MARRIED, th lately, at the Parish Church of Wigan, Mr. Dodd, of the th Er; re. to Mir-s Margaret, second daughter of Mr. Luke Smalley, rldl.chandier, both of Wigan. dr On ...
... . 'lSirthz. On the 4th current, at Edinburgh, the Lady of Capt. 11. Ross, Bengal army, of a daughter. On the 5th curt. at Crawfordsdyke, Greenock, Mrs John Crawford of a son. On the 24th ult. at Rotterdam, the Lady of James Macphlerson, Esq. of a daughter. At Pau, France, on the 16th ult. the Lady of 'ajor James Adair, late of the 24th regiment of foot, of a daughter. On the 8th curt. at 27, ...
... DEATHI OF THE QUEEN D)OWAGER OF WURTEMBER.V Dispatches from Wurtemberg announce the death of the Queen Dowager of that kingdom, better known to the British people as the -Princess Royal of England. She was the King's eldest sister,-his playfellow, of course in their years of infgncy; and though, according to the usual lot of persons in their unenviable station, they have, with the exception of ...