... BIRTHS. 'January 10, Mrs. W. H. Bradley, North-street, a sonm January 10, at 47 Paris-street, Exeter, the wife of Dr. J. Ward, a daughter. January 10, the wife of Mr. George Gay, Glover, 106,! Fore-street, Exeter, of a daughter. January 9, at Martock, Somnerset, the *if4 of John Leach, Esq., solicitor, a son. January 8, at 40, St. Sidwoe-street, Exeter, the wife of Mr. JTdhn Satterley, a son, ...

... July 20, at the Lower-terracp. Mount Radford, Exeter, * the wifJ of Mr. ALFRED Honsof, 8 SOD. July 14w at Grosvenor-gardens, London, the Hon. Mrs. PALK, 0, son. July 14, at 12, Waltoa-terrace, St. Sidwell's, Exeter, the wife of Mr. FReANsc.HATHERLY, a daughter-stillborn. * July 13, the wife of GEoxGE SHANKS, Eiq., Captain ?? a daughter. July 13, at 18, Princess-square, Plymouth, the wife of ...

... All anlouncetnemuts of Births, Marriages, or Deaths must be properly authentioated, or they evill not be inserted BIRTHS. December 8, at Shepherd's Bush, London, the wife of Mr. J. Prici, (third daughter of the late Mr. T. Hart, auctioneer, &c., Culimpton,) a eon. December 4, at Fettercairn House, N.B., the Hon. Mrs. Trefusis, a daughter. December 4, the wife of Mr. William Hooper, Holy-street ...

... -THE LATE JAMES VEITCH. The GarireeAre Chrni'cle, in a brief biography of thisgentleman Bays -In 183 while still a partner in the norsery bsess a Exeter, which had then bceofi6 famous ae the first Eglsh homc of multitudes of new plants, introduced direetly bythe sgeney of Messrs. Veiteh's eollect'old-tho brothers Lobb, Mr. ames Veiteh removed to London, and took possession of the onee famous ...

... BIR.THS. Nove'lmber 29, at 61, North-street, Exeter, the wife of Mr. W. H. HAYMAN, stationer, &c., a so0n. November 28, at dtoke Cauon Vicarege, the wife of the Rev. WM. TANNER DAVY, a son. November 26, at Eeavitree, the wife of Dr. GRIINFIELD- COXWBLL, a daughter. N ovember 26, at 1, Park.-road, Longbrook-stree4t Exeter, the wife of Mr. JOHN P. RIPPON, a son. November 24, at Abbey- creacent, ...

... DEATH OF MADAME GRISI. At so early a period of her career did the greatest of modem singers achieve distinction, that there is a sad strangeness in the announcemrent of the death, at the ago of fifty-eoven,.of one who was the contemporary of Pasta, Sontag, and Malibran Rubini, Tarmburini, and Zuchelli. Giulia Grisi, who was torn at Milan on the 22nd of May. 1812-the fete of Santa Giulia-made ...

... BIRTHS. February 24, at Ottery St. Mary, the wife of JAMES TxscsLIAN DAVY, a daughter. February 24, at the Rectory, Lympatone, the wife of HAMILTON J. PERcIVAL, Esq, twin daughters. February 23, at Broad-street, LsAunceeton, the wife of Mr. J. DuNmr, a son. FWebruar 20, at Haven Banks, Exeter, the wife of Mr. . STOXE, a daughter-stillborn. February 20, at Polsloe Farm, near Exeter, the widow ...

... the the BIRTHS. A February 2, at 8, Bradninch-place, the wife of Mr. S. H. sisk B. GLANVILLE, a son. sary February 1, at Eidney Villa, Alphington-road, near ODS, Exeter, tie wife of Mr. J. 0. GREENSLADE, a daughter. ask February 1, at 4, Northernhay-place, Exeter, the wife of CHARLES SPUR`,AY, Esq.,.ason. W8 January 31, at 3, Polthiore- square, Longbrook-street, the the wife of P.C. WiciEs, a ...

... 10, at Laburnum-cottage, Grosvenor-place, . the wife of ALFRED M. LAURENCE, a son. September 9, at 30, New Bridge-street, the wife of Mr. ?. 3. C. TRIBT, jeweller, a eon. 1. September 9, at Cleave House, Sticklepath, the wife of t Mr. JOHN YEO, a daughter. September 8, at Exwell Barton, Powderham, the wife of , Mr. S. MORTIMER, a daughter. E, September 6, at 1, Ebberley-place, Barnstaple, the ...

... BIRTH. August 9, at 8, Parr-street, Exeter, the wife of Mr. H. HARDISG, a daughter. August 6, at MlountPriory, Plympton St. Mary, the wife of EBXEsT DxnRu, Esq., a son. August 6, at Great Torrington, the wife of Mr. Vu. VAUGHAN, a daughter (since dead). August 6, at 10, Bariur-crescent, Heavitree, Exeter, Mrs. EDWIN ELFORD, a daugIter. August 5, at Poltnmore Rectory, the wife of the Rev. ...

... DVATH OF SIR BARTLE FREMR. 13ir Battle Frete,wuho never rallied fromhis last relapse, has just paases away-withoutpAln. Sir ?? JehiAet eaw tir Bartlh Frare on thle previolu evening, andtlien coneldered Ilia conditlon qxttromoly critical, although ot hopeless. 1d 3rr andall the nembece pfthcfam1ly vere present to the last, ?? with the ni'elcal advlscr Mir. Pae, snd theb Rev. EdiAbid 'Biace, who ...

... THE LATE DUKE OF ALBANY. In Exeter, and generally throughout the country, the anr funerl. of the late Dulco of Albapy was observed with ar ,oonf outwvard signsof mrning and of loyal sympathy. thi In tfie city shops Were partially closedi and blinds drawn w until after the ceremony. At the Guldhall the loyal WI Standaid floated half-roast high, and on many of the I8 hotels public institutions, ...