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... Tantzen, from Bremen, oats. John, Simpson, from Alemnouth, do. Two Sisters, Espill, from do. do. Caledonia, Lighterness, from Newcastle, goode Enigkeit, Geerken, from Bremen, grain. George, Bruce, from Hamburgh, goods. Russell, Gibbs, from Rotterdam, do ...
... daughter. MARRIED, At Glasgow, on Monday, Mr JAMES ANDERSON jun. Writer in Edinburgih, to Miss HELEN MARSHALL. only daughter of Mr John Marshall of the Ship Bank, Glasgow At Mortlake, ROBERT MELVIE, Esq, of Amster_ dam, to MISS SlUxREAY of Wakefield. In Huntingdon ...
... oL6 of a son. Qn the 26Lh Ult. Mrs GLE:N, NrifCof WmivGlen, Esq. of Forganhall, of a 5son. /,/0 M A R R I E D, By the Rev. John Clunie, WALTER CAMPBVLL of Carradale, Esq. to Miss SARAue REDDIE youngest daughttrx of the'late Andrew Reddie of Redhouse, ...
... hoUlsU there, and second son of the late Sir Harry Muft- io, Bart. Miss DrANA v ARSREN, youngest daughter of Rear Adinhal Sir John itorlase Warren, Btrt. Tuefday the Annual Convention of Royal Boroughs met at Edinburgh. Yeflerday the CoNviNTiON of ROYAL ...
... JANETr IYovi, daughter of Mr Gcorge Lyon, hamracriusanl in Glasgos. On Monday, Mr Joret RUSSELL, mnerclhant, Glas- goW, to Miss MARG-ARETr BAr.roLotEw, daughter of Mr John Bartholormrew, of Cotton-hall, manu- factu rer. At EdUinbur h on T Mondav the Ieth ii ...
... ccleck ; Pandora, G( ir, at St. John's, Nev'fe:ndla'd, on I thi Sept. fiom Sidniey, Cape 3'reton> N. S.; CbanCe, MI'DOUGAiL, at St- John's Newfioudlamd, in in davs, from Port ur'laoxv ; Governor, BEcvvui-rH, at St john's, q Netroundland, frorn Bermuda; ...
... E~q. o c Woodhouse, Aberdeetishire, and niece to Lord Glen- 1 lbervie. At Lambeth, Mr RUSSEL, of Kennitngteh, to M!is( MARGUERETrA LseLtE, daughter of the late John Leslie, Esq. of Buckinghara Str et London.x At Petersburge, the Grand Duchess MARIA PAIUL ...
... order. The judiei decided the prizes thus: The firfl to THOMAS MUlR, at Point of Inchinnan-the fecond to JOHN AGie, Inchin- nan-the third to JOHN LANG, tenant at Knock -4-and the fourth to CHARLES STEVENSON, at Windyedge. The company, with a number of ...
... IKil- barchan, Minifters-John Courtil, Efq. Sheriff De- pute of Reafrexvihire, and Mr James Carlyle, mer- cbant, PaHfley, Elders. Prefoyttry of Dambarton-Rev. David M'Gibbon, Buchanan ; Wrillirnm M Cartney, (old Kilpatrick; John Wrilfon, Cardrois, Mini ...
... of Carnbwitch, late of Jamaica, to Miss CHRISTIAN CLARKE, second daughter of John Clarke, Esq, Or- chard House, Old Abesdeen. At N.ples, on the 3c'tlhTJanuary last, Lieut. JOHN IRELAND, Of his Majesty's ship Gibraltar, to Miss MALLACK, only daughter of ...
... a. boy, who are all alive. -MARRIED.- At Glaigow, on Monday, JOHN YOUNG, Esq. late of Honduras, to Miss JANE SMITH, daughter of Mr Wrn. Smith, merchant. . At Glafgow, on Monday, Mir JOHN DRYSDALE, merchant, to Mils GI sLIEs, daughter of Mr Archibald ...
... Ruifel Square, London, the Lady of JOHN MIL- LER, Efq. of a daughter. At Hunldalee Cottage', the Lady of Captan R. EL- LIOTT, of the royal navv, of a daughte-r. 2; 5 . -MARRIED- 1 At the Murrays, on the 24th inft. Mr JOHN PAUL, le merchant, Leith, to Mifs ...