... The New Marriage and Registration Act; 4th - To TIlE EDITiSIS. The time is approaching when the tire Acts of last year ri'- lot lug to marriage and registration are to take effect (unless it may he deemed necessary again to suspend their operation), and yet their provisions are very imperfectly understood either by the Clergy or by the laity. Macis nhiseeneoption lies arisen in cci'- sequence ...

... MARRIAGES. At St. George's, Hnnover-sequare, John Lower Clark, Esq. of Fazeley, Stiffordshire, to Sarah, third daughter of Win. Smart, Esq. of Bloor's-place, Rainhlam, Kont.-John Knill Kinsman, Esq. of Albion-stroet, Hyde Park, to Mary, second daughter of' the late Jamos Byrn, Esq, of Norwood, Sur ?? Vines, Esq. of Reading, to Mary Eliza, oldest daughter of Stratford Alfred Eyre, Esq. surgeon, ...

... At Claphimn, Pearca R. NeSbitt, al.D. of 1loniton, Dcvon, to Araballa, daughter of the late Dr. Robert Smith.--T. Hlughes Esq. of Low Brooks Farm, to Jane Henrietta, daiighter of tho late Mr. Richard Ho-ward, brewer, of Burnlham, Bucks.-At the Abbey Church, Bath, Edward Kintnersly, Esq. 'of the Mriddlo Temple, to Ghorgiana, only daughter of the late George Corbin, Esq. of the island of ...

... MARRIAGES. ;At Lowick, Northamptonehire, William Bruce Stopford, Esq. of sthe Foreign Office, to Caroline h-arriet, daughlter ef the late h-Ion. Gee, Geriunin, and niece of the Duke of Derset.-At M4el- bury, Edw. St. Vincent Digby, Esq. eldest eon of Vice-Adm. Sir Henry Digby, IK.C.B. and Viseountess Andover. to the Lady Theresa Strgangways, eldest daughter of the Earl of Ilehester. -At South ...

... MARRIAGES. At St. (oorge's, ilanover-squarc, Sir Walter R. Farguhar to Lady Mary SomI'erset.-By special liTcnce, at Hlalton Chapel, the it ight l1on. the Lord Ir3 bazon, Mi.. te Harriet, second daugh- te: of ,in Ric lit d 13ookc, Blart. of Norton Priory.-At lam- tiledon1, Blocks, C. E. Nugent, Esqcl. youngest son of General Sir Guorge Nugent, of WVestnitkrpo hlous'e, Bucks, to Louisa Douglas, ...

... MARRIAGES. At Brighton, by special licence, Rajph Howard, Esq. Al. P. to Lady Fraser.-At Kensington, Chas. Patten, Esq. of Uxbridge, to Sophia Ann, daughter of the late Basil Cane, Esq. of Mous- hill, Surrey.-At Warminster, Richi. Saunders, Esq. to Charlotte, fourth daughter of the late Rev. M. Rowlandson, D. D. Vicar of Warminster.-At Battersea, Mr. Spencer Ashlin, of Alark-lane, to Louisa, ...

... k, Notts, John Ilartpolo Loeky, rsq. of Cullenswood Ilouse, IDublin, to Mary Anne, youngest daughter of' W. (T. 'l'allent, Esq. of the former place, and of C riat Gcorge-streot. Westusinster.-At St. (Georgc's Chalpel, Stonelhouse, i'hilip I Ten. Despisrd, Esq. of the 36th lleginsent, to Frances Anine, eldit daughter of ?? O'Brien.- At Rople, 13. Tholmloipson, Esq. of Rould tOpliee, Micidlesex, ...

... AtSt Gore',MARRIAGES. At S. Gorg'sIlanover-square, Mr. Smyth, son of Lady El1izabeth Smyth, and nep~hewv of the l)ulke of Grafton, to the EHom. Miss Macdoall3d, sister to Lord Macdlonald.-Walter S. Davidson, Esq. of St. Jaimes's-street, to Ca^tberino Ur ania, daugh- ter of the late G. T. Stewvard, 13sq. of Candover I-lousc, Ilants.- .At Newbury, Charles llopkinson, E~sq. of Regent-strect,. ...

... MARRIAGES. At Dondas Castle, the lIon. Henry A. Coventry, second son of the Ea3rl of Coventry, to Catroline, daughter of Mr. and Lady Mary Dundas.-At St. George's, Hanover-sqtsarc, the lion. 1i A. Arundcll, youngest son of the late Right Ilon. Jas Everarld, ninth Lord Arondell, of Warduor Castle, Wilts, to Elizabeth Louisa, eldest daughter of the Rev. John. Jones, of Burley-on- the-Hill, ...

... MARRIAGES. At AlI Souls', Langliam-place, Charles Magra, Esq. late of the 21st Fiusilee-s, to tile lion. Charlotte Henley onigley, youngest daughter of the Right Hon. Robert Henley, late Lord Ongley.- At exley, Daniel, third son of the late Dr. Lister, of' Lincoln's nin-fields, to Caroline, fourth daughter of John Towill Rntt, Esq. (if Bexley, Kent.-At St. Geor ge's, Bloorsushry Candover ...

... l)EATHII OF MR. SAMUETEI, WESLEY. It is wvith unfeigned regret that wve have to announce the death of this aeeompilished scholar, and extraordinary musical genius. Mr. Samuel Wesley expired yesterday afternoon, about twenty minutes past four o'clck. Although lie had been for about a monthi an invalid, there wvere no anticipations of so speedy a termination of his mortal caree'r until Thiursday ...

... MARRIAGES. At St. George's, Ilanover-square, Lord Marcus HTill, brother to tho Marquis of Dowlnshire, to Louisa, younlgest daughtor of J. Blale, ?? of Gloucester-place.-At Afilan, Count Emaniuel t cichy, Chamberlain to the E'mperor, and Major of the IIlun- 7rarian (Tuard (brother-ill-law of Prince Metternichl), to Charlotte cepoldina, second daughter of the late Sir Richard Strachan, Bart. (C ...