... M A R R I A GE S. At Carleon, in Monmouthshire, Mr. Isaac Nash, hooper, of this city, to Miss Richards, of Carleon, aforefaid. Monday last, at Walcot church, Bath, Mr. John Draper, brewer, of Lavington, Wilts, to Miss Anne Totterdell, of Walcot. Wednesday, at Worcester, Mr. Wedgewood, of the Hill, Burslem, Staffordshire, to Miss Yeoman of Worcester. Saturday morning last, at St. Mary Redcliff, ...

... DEATHt of Mr. P'IT1' r Pitt expired fo half-pilftfur o'clock velferdav . tiieg, at his villa near Putntv, in tile 47th ycar o, sge. Hle 'ass boriv on the 2Sthio Ma, 1759. [IL! tile fecund foil if the itlutiriou XVtilliitm carl of tham, and only furviving brotheroftheprelntlr tle was never marriedl. 11. held thill-,flies of lord of the treafurv, rhanceitor of the exchc(quer, d owarde uf thle ...

... .'Tusday the snui'tlis or: tl;i~i Prhince~s~sAnseliC ivelj .inK' t o;rrcd in i2t: 3~et a ¢Chaisiei.' Bo5twe-el twoe ianld tl~ree' o'clI Ikk p. c . thu C'.stle ates were closed, and guards stationed at eachI aven. TIs-preqautitoll was tipted to prevent tblit adfpipsji bt improl)rpersoilS, 'as 'also to goard against that ?? erowdhig from wlieh s6 hilaiv lavearisetl lleasipns.- N ?? tl this ...

... THE' ?? AlUI)ERS IN GRAVEL LANE, &e. We arc- gladI to state hiat ;i train of imiport'int cir- 11111 I'S as t el dicovredwjhiiji tilie last twvo or tlr~davs %which, iiirough1 tdie activity andl ittielligelcee of lv polive, is liely to dise the my~stery thII ha lio it uonlctalfd thle pt:'lC1 rators Oftittlt' ?? efIimes. More than Q01 ps ~rsoils ?? bveii take~n inito cust ody sice theni ha'ilitt ...

... - ?? DEATR OF JOANNA SOUTlICOTT.;; si This infatuated aud deluded woman died ou Tues- n 4tay morning, about, four: o'clock. Several persons h IWere present when she breatbed tier last? anti the last. o' words she was heard, ?? to utter were, 1*. .h Enagland! Engi~n'd)' 't~T disciblpw hoever, t( assertthat theirl probhct'ssis waa, deai, It seems, tl that, twenty years, ago, she predled that she ...

... DEATH of the MARQUIS of LOTIIIAW. By a letter from Farnham, Surrey we are ins formed that the Most Noble William John Keri, Marquis and Earl of Lothian, Earl of Aneram, K. T. &e. &c. died at his seat there on Wednesday night, the 4th instant. His Lordship was born in 1737, and was conseqnently about 78 years of age.- He is succeeded by his eldest son, William, Earl of Atcram The late Marquis ...

... K AR&HI EX3TRAOADLIV5AAY!det I hil im ljotjaiim 'ngthe death of ts* ~ insaZ ?? pi d -bjrneter died a- lefl a nX merous aqijia4 behind, him, and imbmense *ri~hes, vwbich-beha5-beh ?? by.twill in the follow. mpg mnh:-to Fton'ce. repqJI:. to Great Britain o9ammerce; to 6Austria% the Whole of his beautiful estatos i~nIta7yf;- to tb nginkpf.ruwia, ?? his ter# goo4 Irieoi and ally, jtba whole of his ...

... THE LAT'I' KINc-G OF WIRTEMBERG. The Paris Journals. of Sunday last, announce the deathl of the King of Wirtemnberg, at. Stutgard, ou the 30th of Oelolnr, at twvo o'clock in the morning. There call be no doubt of the truth of the intelligence, as it has been oflicially received by the British (;o- verinment. Frederick-William I. wvas born November 6. 1754. IHis Frist wife wvas a Princess of ...

... OF T TlE Pri1c8ess (Chartlotte! [has I 'j ?? le r il our lot to exxeite n a more painful ; ,,d ?? ing task than iafhs th tiiweel;Weeknxpett- liv h~uliv ed 111)011 uu, -inaifll3' t grigv i an l at'(euit t of .i ; i t.11t) I %welut whicl h.s ai(rwlady s hed i gloom ,e 0 le notlropo!is, and is fast dit *sing sorrow in'O i: t tthe Awhle ki ng'iui s atour readters nflarcd have ;lerhavet that our ...

... On Suridyiast, ii.i$ampford Speke Green, the I rd4 of .the: Rvt, George P.. Coserat, of a son. .j ?? . 'i e'ot l l On Tbursday last, at ?? St. Mary, by the Rev.:.Sir -Harry TrelawfnY,-Bart. tbe Rev. William Alolesworthb. Rector. of St. Brooke and St. Ervan, Cornwall, to -Katharine, eldest-daughter of' Pauk Treby Treby, AEsq. of Plympton,. Devon. o On 1foudayr ve'nnight& at Berstead, by the ...

... CEREMONY for the FUNJkAl Di HER Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte. On Wednesday bvening the i9tb of November, at Eight ?? the remains of her late Royal Hightness will be removed from the Lower Lodge at Windsor, to St. George's Chapel, in the following Order:-. Servants and Grooms of her late Royal Highness and of his Serene Highness, on foot, in deej) moturning. \Servants and Grooms of the ...

... Ei 'i I; FUN ERAL o' lIE R Ro al. Highness the Princess Chartotte. The day of prayor and 'lamentation is passed: may it a 'so have, proved- one (f Heavenly mercies. On earth it has een kept with thle most becoming solem- itity. Never, in, ancient ?? when the virgins of Israel wept. i l sackcloth an(d ashes, und the beauty of Ji ?? m was in the duist, h ive the fasts and hurnilia- tions of tle ...