... BIRTH. -On Tuesday last, at Beverley, the Lady of -John Lockwood, Esq. ef a daughter. -.X NA11tRAGES. Onr Saturday, Captain Cresser, of the Royal Cutm- ' berland militia, to Miss Metcalfe, second daughter of Michael Metcalfe, Esq. of this place, merchant. On Wednesday, at Sculcoates church, Mr. T. Maw. hood, chemist, to Miss Marianne Leigh, fourth daugh- ter of the late Robert Leigh, Esq. all ...

... tgvt . :. iMABi5.5GTS. for Moondsipe'nnigit, at St. Mary's churchib Mr. Henry 1r01t Scobi, to Miss Elizabeth Ricliardscso;othl of trh;splce. irec On Tuesdav last, at -Sculcoate3, Mr. James Innis, hey linendraper, toMvlisfDoikiin, both of this place. On nhurisdik, at the IlotTlimnycehurch, Mir. Geo. no Thompsorij farnicr, to %Nsisi Purvis, daughter of Mr. Thomas Purvis4 all (of Rcedness, in ...

... .gMARRIAGFS. On Monday lart, at the Holy Tlrinity Church, Mr. J. B.. Vickermann, of Burstwick, farmer, to Elizxbeth. the serund'daughter of the late Mr. T. Daison, of Be'eriey, grocer. At Sculcoate% on' Saturdiy, Mr. J. T. Holmes, of Hernsea, io',Mism Mary 'Rojbimson, of Thorne. On Wednes.av last, at Holron-le-Clay, in Lincolnthire, hvythe'Re-. Mr. Fen'fmn Thomas GaIliand, Esq. of this 'slace. ...

... Bl R BTIJS. On the 14(h inst. at Roehaipton, thel .ight Hon. Lady Gihorl, (relict or the late Master droihe Rolls), of a son. On lesednesday, at Billon, near York, the lady of the *llev. Tholuas Jessop, of r son. . AURR.I4CYESw On Wednesday hist, at the Holy Trinity church, Mr. William Griffiln mariner, to Miss Isabialla Lintolai both of this place. On Wednesday last, at the Holy Trinity ...

... On Wednesday, at Drypool Church, Mr. Jtrbn Munroe, late Boatbsrdier of the Royil Artillery, to Saeuh, dnoghier of Mr. Joseph Lowery, tin plate worker, of this town. On Wednesday lIst, at Coltin.tham, Mr. Gen. Wilson, of Wakee kld, uierceri and draper, to Mary, the second daughter oflMr. Joln Het)hlewhite, of Cottingtham, and woollen-draper of this town. On Saturdaiy se'nuight, at St. Mary's ...

... 1F HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS TEi .. DUXE OF YORK. With feelings of sorrow, scarcely mitigaled by a fveel's expectation of the calamity, we anhounce tbe tos. or this kind-htarted aid gallant Prince. lHis Royal Highness expired. without the least struggle it twenty minutes past. nine on Friday night ; the 'only uvords which Ae bad uttered during the whole day-being a vi'uiance to one of his attendants ...

... Ie - t,--> e MARRIAGES. ! Thursday, at the Holy Trinity church, Mr. George -Gilchrist, nf Wilmingict, to Misi Scaling, only daugh. e ter of Mr. Thomas Scaling, ot thii place. Same day, at Woolton, 1.incolnshire, Mr. Charlei , Ross, of Beverley, porter-merchanit, to Anne, daughter of Mr. John Lacy, of tlte former place. Lately, at Bubwith, Mr. John Scaife, cashier in the r Howdenshire hank,' o ...

... DS'ARRIAGES. 'his On the 4th inst. at k ccies, near Manchester, Mr, Fri- Burdekin, of the firm of Spence & Burdekin, of Yorkj rses boksellers, to Mrs. Adamoson, widow of the lata Mr. in J. Adamnon, of this town, surgeon. A few dayr ago, Mr. Win. Borks, of this town, tiv- :e 1ualt~er, to Mrs. Teneswood, late of Eaiingwold. 'are ~ ~ h nns On the 4th inst at St. Mary's Bishophill the Elder, of Mr ...

... est Imeonrm. Het t, May J.??d, this. JOIIX I.FVF.TV. :ipital Situation, with immediate Possession. SOLD 15V AUCTION, At the HUMBER TAVERN, in the town of KINGSTON-Upon-Ht'U., On TvFSnnr, Jus ltd, ISIa, ??t Three o'clock. (Subject to such Condition? of Sale as shvil be then produced, unless previously Disposed Of Private Contract, of which Notice will be given,) ALL that Old-Established PUBLIC ...

... B IR TH1S. d n On Thursday, at Bawtry, the lady of F. }1. Cartwright, tno Esq. of a son. W. On tbc 18th inst. the lady of W. J. Bagsbaw, Esq. of the Oaks, of a son. . . he e On the 141h inst, at Swinburn Castle, Northumberland, t the lady of Thomas Riddell, Esq. of a son and heir. Li - MARRIAGES. .TI S On Thursday, at Sculcoates Church, by the Rev. Thos. L Dikes, L.L.13., Mr. G. R. C,,rrick, ...

... ROBERT NAPIER Dicd' Junt 23, aged 8g HARRIET MARTINEAU Died June 27, aged 74 OUR OBITUARY RECORD ROBERT NAPIER, the eminent engineer, was born at Dum- barton in 1791. He was the son of a blacksmith, who, conscious of the value of education, not only sent him to the grammar school of the town, but also had him instructed in mathematics and architectural drawing. At the age of sixteen he was ...

... FLORA MACRONALD THE death of this notable Scotchwoman exactly a century ago (the event happened on March 5th, I790) affords a fitting opportunity. to recount that thrilling story of adventure and peril with which her name will ever be proudly associated. Whether for the pathos of the incidents or the fortitude and daring of the heroine, the story is almost without a parallel-at least in the ...