... hfARRIED. On Monday, Richard Nation, Esq. of Somerset street, Portns I Mary Ann, eldest daubghter of Samuel Croughton, E39. sqoare to On the s7th inst. William, eldest son of Wm. Morgan, Esq. of Co511y Hali to Ellen, only daughter of H. J. Stubbs, Esq. of Sutton. c On the 20th inst. at St Katherine Cree church, Frederick, fifth sen oftsep Ager, Esq. of Felstead, Essex, to Helen Eliza, third ...

... MARRIED. On the 10th inst. Capt. R. Fletcher, Grenadier Guards, to Miss Judith Baillie. On the 9th inst. Mr John Satchell, of N~ew; 3lrllncan'street, to Matilda, second daughter of Jamres Edwards, Esq. On Tuesday, John Searle, jun. Esq. to Harriet, eldest daughter of the late John Talbot, Esq. and sister to the present Earl of Shrewsbury. On Tuesday, at Rdenhasn, Liocolashire, the Rlev. W. H. ...

... BIR rHS. On the 18th inst., at Hartwood, the ?? ot NV L A Trelawny, Esq. of a daughter. Oa the 19th instant, at Hythe, in Kent, ih, tsdlY ° Fraser, Eiq. was safely delivered of a dasugbter. At Ashborougb, Limerick, the Lady ?? Majr (it O , of In Dublin, the Countess Annesley, of a st libvrrn 1 J In Dublin, the Lady of John Hallet 13it s E q I'fp On the 20th list., in Devonshire-place, tie Lady ...

... B I~ On the 16th Inst. the lady of S. B. Worms, E place, Itegent-street, ot a son. On the 16 h inst. in Clarence-terrace, Regent's PaC ' of Charles Marryat, Esq. of a daugbter. t On the ]st li,8% .at Dnjgu,,g, Meooigumery'llt the Rev. -I. M. Bonnor, of a daugater. _ __ -- 5 ARRIED El A) On the 18th inst. at Edm, ton Church, by tbeI 11 der Brown, of Rochester, William Isoant, iE q . ...

... BIR rns. Yesterday, the 2d iast, the lady of W. H. Alnswazotbi EIq Stlssex-place, Regent's- park, of a dsuguter. On the 25th ut. at B~rr ,ck-lodge, near Carlisle, tbe !it William J~mes, REq. of a son. Oa Sanday, the Ist inst. Mrs. Frederick Temple, ot'134 ' of a son. On tibe 29th ult. in York-terrace, Regent's Park, th e Henry L.,ard, E q. of H son. On the 25th ult. at Millbrook, near ...

... THE CONVICTS NOW UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH. The first intimation to the unhappy men, Chick, Natban, and Gifford, that there was to hope for thema in this world, was communicated about eleven o'clock on the night of Monday, being the day on which the Council assembled at Windsor to receive the Recorder's Report. The conduct of the prisoners had previously been such as became their imminently ...

... BIRTHS. At Madelra, on 231 October, the lady of Webster Gordon, Esq. of a son. Oa lbe 27d iust. lo Bedford-square, the lady of Widiara Jjua Lysley, E-q Barrister at Law, of H d.uvhtor. O e tit 1(h lmat. at Leanmington Spa, Viscuumnteri Eastr.r, of a daugbter. I)u the 19;h inst. at Westacre, High House, Norfolk, thi lady of A. Hacuond, Esq. of a uta. Ac Llyoy ayneci, the lady of the Rev. J. ...

... BIRTH. Mrs Arnold, residing at 96 Grub street, Chiswell street, was on Sunday morn- ing delivered of three girs, all living, and likely so tn do. The father is a poor inast, woith ?? a family of seven children. MARRIED. On the leth inst. Thomas Tsvisdess, only son of Thomas Law Hodges, Esq. of Ueisstod place, Kent, to Mary, only daughter of Thomas Chaedless, Esq. late of Dorset square. ?? the ...

... MARRIED. On Tues'ay, Herry Wm.Yilliasson ?? of Balshanillouse, Cambridgeshire, to Margarct, youngest daughter at Augustas Browne, 1sq. of Devonshire place. On the 22d inst. at the M'rsecds' Meeting House, Bishopsgate street, Samuel Richardson, of Deonsark hill, to Sarah, only daughter of the late George lthe. ridge, of ilxoton. At Wsllssey, Chester, William Meddowcroft, osq. of Gray's inn ...

... DEATH OF THE DOUBLE-HUEDED GIRL. The child with two heads, lately arrived at Paris, from gardinia, and which has excited so much interest in that etropolis contemporaneously with the Siamese youths London, died a few days ago. Thus all the hopes ounded by modern physiology on the observation of the ?? likely to result from this double organization, life had continned longer, are now ...

... E IR TH. On the 11th inst. the lady of T. o. Maur, Esq. 4 New rhidge street, of a sou. MAE RIED. At Beckenham, Joseph Adaus, Esq. of Warebam, Dorsetshire, to Christiana, daughter of Benjamin Oakley. Esq. of Eden Lodge. At Edinburgh, John Page Read, Esq. of Crow Hall, Suffolk, to Helen, second daughter of Sir James Celqnhoun, Bart. of Loss. On the l5th inst. at the Faieuds' Meeting-house, Poole ...

... BIRTHS. Last week, the wife of W. Hiden, dyer, of Coventry, of four children; two of whom were still lorn. The other two are now living. A female roamed Keeps, the wife of a sailor at Yarmouth, of three girls, who, with their mother, are likely to de well. On the 7th inst. in Taukey street, Cork, the wife of Mr James Murphy, of her first child (a daughter), after a marriage of eighteen years. ...