The bride is turned 53 years of age; and the bridegroom (who has only been six months a widower), is upwards of 76. This marriage excited a little curiosity; the bridegroom was unable to get into the chaise without assistance, the Clergyman, seeing the uneasiness of the bride, kindly stepped forward, and, not without difficulty, succeeded in placing him by her side.

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At York, George Lutton, esq. to Jane, daughter of the late Rev. John Thomas, D. D. At Howden, Rev. J. Johnson, to Miss Brewster. At Sculcoates, the Rev. Anthony Kidd, to Miss Mary Archbutt. Mr. Robert Laverack, to Miss Mary Leonard. At the Friends' Meeting house, Rawden, Thomas Thompson Metcalfe, of Leeds, surgeon, to Rebecca, daughter of Jonas Thompson, of the former place, merchant. Mr. Thomas Hobson Hill, son of Mr. John Hill, wine and spirit-merchant, to Miss Maria Richardson Seurr. Mr. Joseph Blundell, to Mary, daughter of Mr. Garforth, solicitor. Cleasby, Mr. Richard Hicks, merchant, to Isabella Gordon, of the former place. At Halifax, Mr. James Fawcett, of Ewoodhall, to Miss Crossley, daughter of John Crossley, esq. Eastwood, near Todmorden. Thomas K. Staveley, esq. of Old Sleningford, to Mary, daughter of John Claridge, Esq. Pall Mall. At Huddersfield, Mr. Peter Blackstock, merchant, to Mrs. Haley. At Leeds, Edward Gibbons, esq. of Castar, to Miss Cookson, of Leeds. Mr. John Holmes, to Miss Barrett, eldest daughter of Mr. Wm. Barrett, wool-stapler. Mr. John Bullough, of the Leeds Pottery, to Mrs. Margaret Kay, of Hunslet. Mr. Joseph Burnett, woollen draper, to Mrs. Mallorie. Mr. Richard Milburn, of Knaresbro', farmer, to Miss Eliza beth Earl, of Leeds. The Rev. Francis Thomas Cookson, A. M. Curate of St. John's, to Miss Mary Ellen, daughter of the Rev. R. Fawcett, A. M. Robert John Coulman, of Whitgift, esq. to Miss Judith Gee. At Sheffield, W. Bridges, esq. of Malden, Essex, to Miss Porter. Mr. Whitelock, mercer and draper, York, to Miss Mary Oates. Mr. Wm. Wood, jun. spirit merchant, to Mrs. Mirfin. At Thornhill, Mr. Coe, of the Dewsbury Iron Works, to Miss Walshaw. At Eccles, Charles White, esq. of Swinton, to Miss Sarah Grimshaw. Complicated relationship. At Birstal, in Yorkshire, Mr. John Whitehead, clothier, of Gomersal, to Miss Rose. By this union the bride is daughter, niece, and sister to her father and mother, aunt and cousin, to her brothers and sisters, niece to her husband, sister to her uncle and aunts, and daughter to her grandfather.

Died.] At York, Mrs. Hall Stevenson, 81. mother of Jno. Wharton, esq. M. P. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Henwood of the Bank of Raper, Swann & Co. At Beverley, Mrs. Cash, wife of Mr. W. Cash, coal merchant, being left alone in the house by her husband, and servant going to market, was found by the former on his return, about

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five o'clock in the afternoon, laid on the floor near the front door literally burnt to a cinder, and reduced to a spectacle too dreadful to behold; she survived in this state about an hour, but never spoke. It is supposed she had caught fire whilst airing some linen, and fainted when endeavouring to escape to the door to obtain assistance. neighbour was with her about a quarter of an hour before she was found as above described. At Hull, 86, Mrs. Wray. 56, Miss Taylor. 23, Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. John Dutchman, sen. At Cottingham, Mr. James Dewitt, of London. At Cottingham, 39, Mr. T. Ross. Mr. T. Anderson, in Pryme-street. 49, Mr. R. Tealby, timbermerchant. 51, Mrs. Elizabeth Blenkin. 79, Mrs. Richardson. 74, Mr. John Petty. At Southcoates, 86, Mr. John Tinegate, miller. Suddenly, 18. Anthony Gibson, son of Mr. Gibson, miller. 68, Mr. Thomas Robinson. In London, 78, Mrs. Clarkson, of Hull. 72, Mr. R. Meadley. At Cottingham, 82, Mrs. Witty. 49, Mr. George Parker. 84, Mr. Wm. Plummer, farmer, at Stoneferry, Hull. 70, Mr. George Sugden. In Park Place, St. James's, London, 66, John Wray, esq. alderman and formerly banker of Hull. 45, Mrs. Jane Ockleton. At an advanced age, Mr. Richard Richards, Hull. 52, Mrs. Belt. Mrs. Rhodes, of Thorngumbald in Holderness. 17, John, the only son of Mr. Richard Hopper, of Kilbam. At Pocklington, Mr. F Rogerson. At Aberford, Mr. Pearson. Of Bawtry, Miss Rebecca Hett. Suddenly, Mrs. Lister, of Wibley. Doncaster, Lorother Rutter, esq. At Halifax, Frances, daughter of the Rev. J. Knight. At an advanced age, Mr John Shaw, of Stainland. 91, Alice Ellice. She was mother, grandmother, and greatgrandmother to one hundred and twenty descendants. Mrs. Earnshaw. Suddenly, 74, Mr. David Wright, of Bradshaw. At Huddersfield, Mrs. Houghton. Miss Lockwood, of Cowlersby. 75, John Brooker, Esq. 64, Mrs. Hirst, of Yew Green. At Knaresborough, 22, Mr. Jeremiah Sagar, surgeon. At Leeds, suddenly, Mr. Samuel Pulleine, Newland, near Snaith, farmer. 23, James, son of Mr. John Livesey, 22, Mr. James Pratt, of Holbeck. 83, Mrs. Hey. Suddenly, Mr. James Holroyd. 61, Mr. Richard Rhodes. 86, Mr. Wm. Blackelock. Mrs. Glover, of Brunswick-place. 91, Mr. Robert Lodge. 71, Mr. Wm. Musgrave. Mr. Thos. Bradwith. 31, Mr. Richd. Brook. 71, Mr. Jos. Shackleton.

LANCASHIRE.

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Bills were once more in vain preferred against Meagher, Tebbutt, and Shehmerdine, for cutting and stabbing on the 16th of August.

It appears from the Report of the Metropolitan Committee, for the relief of the Manchester sufferers, the total amount of the subscription was 3,4C81. Is. 8d. the sums distributed to the numerous sufferers 1,2061. 13s. 8d. The amount paid for law charges in the various proceedings already adopted, and the

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expences of witnesses, &c. 1,0771. 6s. 9d. Since the Metropolitan Committee have presented the Report, they have paid on account of the trials at York 7101. and the Manchester Committee have advanced 1001. for the same object.

At the Lancaster assizes, Henry Patrickson, and John Postlethwaite, were found guilty of winning money by gambling; when judge Bailey passed sentence as follows: "I am glad, said he, that these prosecutions will now make it notorious that indictments for this offence may be instituted, not only by the party who has lost the money, but by any other person whatever. So that the gamester must not imagine that the law will allow him to hold his ill-gotten gains in safety. The sentence of the court is, that you John Postlethwaite, do pay to our sovereign lord the king, the sum of 100 guireas, being five times the amount of 20 guineas won by you; and also 500 guineas, being five times the amount of 100 guineas likewise won by you, making together 600 guineas. And that you, Henry Patrickson, do pay to our sovereign lord the king, the sum of 100 guineas, being five times the amount of 20 guineas won by you. And that you be severally imprisoned until your respective fines are paid."

At Brunswick chapel, Liverpool, two learned heathens, high priests of the Budhul religion, from the Island of Ceylon, were baptised according to the ritual of the established church by Dr. Adam Clarke, before a large congregation.

The Wesleyan Auxiliary Missionary Society was held at Liverpool, on Tuesday. The Rev. Dr. Adam Clarke, Dr. Stewart, and Messrs. Newton, Davies, Havard, Philip, and Montgomery (the poet) addressed the meeting the latter with great eloquence and at considerable length, and was listened to with admiration.

The calendar contained the names of 123 prisoners; and 43 of the cases were prosecutions by the Bank of England.-The assizes were so heavy, that justice Park sat no less than 16 days, and judge Bailey 8; 34 prisoners received sentence of death; 5 were left for execution for forged notes, 1 for shooting and robbing, and I for cow stealing.

Amongst the numerous causes which came on for trial at the Lancaster assizes, was an action for Crim. Con. brought by James Gill, esq, of Ocle-court, near Hereford, against H. P. T. Aubrey, esq. a gentleman residing at Broom hall, in the vicinity of Oswestry, in Shropshire. But as soon as the plaintiff's counsel had closed the examination of his witnesses, the judge and jury expressed themselves so perfectly satisfied, that the testimony which had been offered was not entitled to one particle of credit, as to intimate an opinion that the defendant's counsel, Mr. Raine, ought not to be called on for his defence.

The sentences of the persons convicted of attending unlawful meetings are," Knight, Dewhurst, and Broadhurst, to be imprisoned two years; Bury eighteen months; Adam

son fifteen months; and Fletcher one year; and at the expiration of the respective terms of their imprisonment, severally to find sureties, themselves in 401. and two sureties in 101. each, to keep the peace for three years." -Morris and Knowles, convicted of making pikes, were at the same time sentenced to twenty months' imprisonment.

The trials of Mr. Wroe, the late proprietor of the Manchester Observer, came on at Lancaster. He was twice convicted for selling Sherwin's Register; after which, by advice of his eounsel, he pleaded guilty to the other indictments, and was sentenced by the court to pay a fine of 1001. to the king; to be imprisoned twelve months in Lancaster goal; and at the expiration of that period to give security, himself in 2001. aud two sureties of 501. each, to keep. the peace for two years. Mrs. Wroe also pleaded guilty to the indictments against her; as did Mr. Peter Wroe, and Mr. William Wroe (Mr. Wroe's brothers); they were severally bound in 1001. to appear on the first day of next assizes to receive judgment, if called upon.

Married.] At Liverpool, Lieut. W. W. Wharter, R. N. to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Mr. L. Butler, of Edge-hill. The Rev. G. B. Wilding, A. M. to Anne, third daughter of Henry Park, esq. Mr. James Fenton, wholesale grocer, to Miss Miller. The Rev. Wm. Carter, son of Wm, Litler, esq. Wavertree, to Jane, daughter of the Rev. Mr. Litler, Goosetry, Cheshire. Mr. Wm. Alsope, jun. to Miss Eliza Miller. Edgge Hill, Mr. G. Kewley, attorney at law, to Mrs. Mary Peers, Brunswick-place. At St John's Church, Manchester, Mr. John Wood, aged 53, to Mrs. Margaret Chatterton, of Blue boar court, aged 73. Charles White, esq. of Swinton, to Sarah, second daughter of Mr. Henry Grimshaw, of Broughton. Capt. Hardcastle, 31st foot, to Miss Shaw.

Died]-At Lancaster, 45, Mr. Thomas Dickinson, watch-maker and jeweller. Mrs. Littlejohn, relict of Mr. Arthur Littlejohn. In the 92d year of his age, Mr. Septimus Brockback. 80, Mr. S. Powell.

At Manchester, 18, Edward, son of Mr. Chas. Greetham. 81, Mr. Joseph Clarke, father of Wm. Clarke, jun. bookseller. Mr. Richard Birks, music seller, King-street. 55, Mrs. Williamson, wife of Mr. John Williamson of King street, Salford. Mary Anne, second daughter of Mr. Alexander Henry, of Ardwick Green. In her 72d year, Mrs. Harrop, relict of the late Mr. Thomas Harrop, of Bridge-street. In the 85th year of his age, Mr. James Ashley, of Salfford. nah, wife of Mr. Geo. Read, of the Black Lion, Chapel-street, Salford. At Scarborough, on the 21st ult. in the 78th year of her age, Mrs. Hall, mother of Messrs. J. A. Hall. 23, Elizabeth, fourth daughter of the late Rev. John Carlisle, vicar of Chipping. Mrs. Frances Allicock. 57, Mr. Richard Turner, of Dean's-gate. 25, Mr. Belshaw, printer.

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DERBYSHIRE.

St. Michael's, Derby, to Miss Mary Wood, of Leicester. At Mickleover, Rev. Jno. Hare, A.B. of Repton, to Miss Wade.

Died.]-At an advanced age, Mrs. Martha Woodward. 72, Mr. William Busher. 55, Mr. Bass, of Ashborne. At Ox Close, near Ashburne, 71, Mr. Wm. Thompson. At Ashburne, 78, Mrs. Hayne. At Balsover, 78 Thomas Brailsford, Esq. At Chesterfield, Mrs. Wright. Mr. Samuel Brown. Mr. France At Dunston-hall, near Chesterfield, Miss AnnSusan Smith. 73, Hannah, the wife of Mr. Joseph Collinson, of Wirksworth. At Youl greave, Stephen Melland, esq. At Caldwellhall, 55, Miss Evans. 77, Mr. Richard Holland, of Chaddesden. 36, Mr. Robert John. son. At Castleton, 92, Mr. Daniel Rose. At Brassington, 73, Mr. George Charlton. 32, Miss Mary Cubley, of Swarkstone. At Stavely, Capt. Jno. Hall. 4th veteran battallon. At Matlock, Mr. Cumming.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.

A quantity of gold coin, in a fine state of preservation, consisting of 10s. pieces of James II. and 20s. pieces of Charles I. were discovered in removing the foundation of the old grammar-school, at Southwell.

A magnificent ball was given, April 5, at the Exchange-rooms, at Nottingham, 400 being present, and several parties met in different parts of the town, to honour the return of those two independent members, Messrs. Denman and Birch.

Married.]-At Walesby, Mr H. Healy, of Sheffield, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. George Dean. W. Vickers, lace-manufacturer, Castle-gate, to Miss Mary Rogers.

Died.] --At Nottingham, 60, Mrs. Jane Green. Miss B. Driver. Mr. Englesant, Barker-gate. 37, Mr. John Barker. 74, Mr. William Fox, one of the society of Friends. 83, Mr. Thomas Prentice. 78, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Charles Wright. She has left eleven children to lament her loss. She had fifty-six grand-children, and seven great grand-children. 59, Mr. John Emmerson, officer of excise, Ruddington.

LEICESTER AND RUTLAND.

At the Leicester Assizes, J. Scott, a chimney-sweeper, at Blabey, was indicted for a rape upon a child (Amy Smith) only four years and a half old.

Mr. Samuel Shaw, of Belton, near Longborough, has a 5 year old ewe, which has produced him no less than 17 lambs.

Married.]-John Clare, the Northampton Poet, to Martha Turner of Castreton.

Died.]-At Leicester, Mrs. Bracebridge, wife of Mr. Bracebridge, of the Church-gate. Mr. Sarson, plumber. 79, Mrs. Iliff, wife of Mr. William Iliff, Bond-street. 32, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. John Sims. 86, Mr. John Oswin. At Markfield, 60, Mrs. Walton. At Sheepsheard, Leicester, 90, Mr. Miller. 93, Mrs. Bramley. 68, Mr. W. Smith, of Sycamore-lane. Mrs. Quilter, Charles street. 42, Mr. W. Hadden. Henry Buckley,

nett, widow. At Loughborough, 76, Mrs. Boss. At Manten, Rutland, Miss Lightfoot. 76, Mr. Swindler, sen. of Langham, in consequence of an attack by a bull.

STAFFORDSHIRE.

Mr. Robert Buck, gardener to Lord Bagot, at Blitfield, last year produced from the seed of one fruit raised the preceding year, 725 pine plants, and from another, 321 plants.

At Stafford Assizes, eighteen prisoners were capitally convicted and received sentence of death, five of whom, found guilty of a rape at Stoke-upon-Trent, are left for execution.

A horrid murder has been discovered in the liberty of Bilston. A woman named Mary Martin, and her infant natural child were missed on the 23d ult, and, some days after, their bodies were found in the Birmingham canal, near Bradley, with marks of violence upon them.

Married.]-Mr. M. Eskricke Harvey, of Wolverhampton, to Miss Mary Eberal, of Lichfield.

Died.]-At Lichfield, 67, John Edwards, the Hermit of the Bowling-green, in that city. He came to that neighbourhood in the prime of life, a perfect stranger, retiring with disgust or disappointment from other or brighter scenes of life. At the Halfwayhouse, Wolverhampton, 75, Miss Smith. At Tamworth, Mrs. Witton. At an advanced age, J. Peel, Esq. of Pazeley, brother to Sir R. Peel, Bart. At Coppice House, John Reynolds, Esq. At Everton, Mrs. Moore, mother of H. G. Moore, esq. Compton House, Staffordshire. 82, Mrs. Homer, of Bilston.

WARWICKSHIRE.

The expected trials of major Cartwright, Mr. Wooler, Mr. Edmunds, and Mr. Lewis. at the Warwick assizes were deferred on account of the ill-health of the Judge (Best.)

At these assizes, Messrs. Osborne and Ragg were found guilty of seditiously publishing two books, which they had sold in their bu siness as booksellers.

Married.]-At Castle Bromwich, Mr. Joh Cooper, to Miss Alice Orme.

At Leamington, John Attersoll, esq. of Portland-place, London, to Augusta, niece of R. Neville, esq. M.P.

Died.]-At Birmingham, 59, John Lewis. 22, Thomas Caddick. 37, John Wallis Mason. 46, Mary Perry. 85, John Reynolds, esq. 37, Mary Tabberer. Mr. Jos. Lindopp.

SHROPSHIRE.

At Shrewsbury Assizes, John Rogers, for a burglary at Llanyblod well, and stealing a large sum of money, was capitally convicted, and left for execution. Seventeen others received sentence of death, but were all reprieved. At these assizes, a suit was brought by the Rev. T. Vaughan, rector of

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Hope Bagot, in this county, against the Rev. Lawrence Panting Gardner, D. D., the preceding rector, for dilapidations, when the jury gave the plaintiff as follows:-for the house, 901.; hog's-stye and privy, 141.; chancel, 101.; barn, 1001.:-total for restoring the original premises, 2141., and for putting the present premises in a state of repair, 641.

Married.]-At Wellington, Mr. John Shelton Lockitt, to Miss Sarah Weeks. At Birmingham, Rev. W. Woodcock, to Miss Parsons of Newport. At Wrockwardine, Mr. Rich. Hill, to Miss Martha Dixley. At Stoke St. Milborough, Mr. Turner, of Condover-green, to Miss Rowland, of The Heath.

Died.]-At Shrewsbury, at Bridgend, the lady of the Rev. Thomas Hancorne, rector. Richard Warren, esq. brother to the Dean of Bangor. Mrs. Williams. 83, Mrs. Hopkin, late of Park Promise, near Oswestry. 51, Mr. Burrey. 77, Mr. J. Price, upwards of 20 years schoolmaster, and chapel-clerk at the county gaol, and for many years parish-clerk of St. Mary's. Mrs. Wood, relict of Wm. Wood, esq. Claremont-hill· 68, Mr. Aston, of Abbot's Betton, a respectable farmer. At Bridgnorth, at an advanced age, Mr. Thomas Painter. 77, Mrs. Goodwin. Mrs. Evans, of Oswestry. Same place, 96, Mr. Edwards. Mrs. Pearce, of Ludlow. Suddenly, at Kinnersley, Mr. John Hooper. Caroline Sykes, daughter of the Rev. J. Hayton, curate of Neen Savage. At Muckley, 52, Mr. Charles Reo, a respectable farmer. 76, Mrs. Lloyd, of Osbaston.

CHESHIRE.

Jacob Magennis for shooting at William Birch, constable, was found guilty at Ches ter, on the 8th ult. and since executed. The jury also convicted a Mr. Bruce of the same capital offence, but his apparent innocence has led to his reprieve.

Sir Charles Wolseley and the Rev. Mr. Harrison, were found guilty on the 11th, at Chester, of seditious language at a public meeting. Mr. Harrison has since been convicted of using seditious language in two sermons at Stockport.

Married.]-At Knutsford, Mr. Parkinson, of Stockport, to Miss Martha Davies. At Stockport, Mr. Robert Collier, of Wersley, to Miss Charlotte Cheetham, of Marple.

Died.]--At Frodsham, in the sixty-first year of his age, Mr. John Antwis, late of Aston. At Fairfield, near Astbury, 82, Mr. Baddeley. At Middlewich, Mrs. Taylor. At Northwich, Mrs. Lydia Barm. At Stockport, 29, Mr. Ameers, surgeon.

HEREFORDSHIRE.

Some incendiary set fire to the College where the Vicars Choral of Hereford Cathedral reside, but happily the flames were extinguished before they had made much progress; the Custos and Vicars have offered. 100 guineas, and the inhabitants of the city 200 guineas for the discovery of the villain. The beams, where the fire commenced, bad

been saturated with spirit of turpentine, and a quantity of brushwood, straw, and matches was skilfully laid to accomplish the wicked design. The two respectable gentlemen who were imprisoned on suspicion have been discharged, as perfectly innocent. Indeed with one who hold an office in the Cathedral, no motive could have induced him to such an act, but insanity.

At Hereford Assizes, James Williams, S. Haywood alias John Jones, R. Keyse alias Thomas Williams, and Wm. Parkes, for horse-stealing; James Williams, Richard Williams, John Taylor, and Wm. Morgan, for burglary; and Wm. Ozeland and James Williams, for robbing a warehouse at Ledbury, received sentence of death, but were all reprieved except Parkes, who was left to

suffer.

Married.]-At Bridston, Charles Biss, esq. of Hereford, to Miss Wiltshire, of Witten. Mr. Robert Phelps, attorney, of Ledbury, to Miss Moore, of Broadwaters. At Ross, John Ballinger, esq. of Chalford, to Miss Woodall, of Harlton. Thomas Taylor, esq. of Charles-street, Grosvenor-square, London, to Mary, third daughter of Colonel Sir John Cotterell, Bart. M. P. of Garnons, Hereford. Mr. Golden, to Miss Marianne Pitt, of Rosemaund.

Died.]-Found dead in his house in St. Owen's-street, where he resided alone, 74, the Rev. W. Hollings. At Hereford, W. Higgins, esq. of Middlewood. 66, Mrs. Weaver of Hereford. 13, Master John Cooke, of Ross.

WORCESTERSHIRE.

Married.]-At Worcester, Capt. Bradstock, of the North Gloucester, to Marianne, daughter of the Rev. W. Beale, of Newent. Jno. Carr, esq. of Ripple, to Miss Martha Sultan of Finchley.

Died.]-72, Mr. Thos. Danks, of Oldbury. 60, Mrs. Badger, of Dudley. Mr. Thos. Lythall, King's Head inn, Kidderminster. At the Junction-house, near Stourbridge, 46, Mr. Jno. Weston.

GLOUCESTER AND MONMOUTH.

A Monmouthshire agricultural petition has been prepared. It states that the farmer has at present a price but little superior to his farm, to that which he obtained in 1793, though his taxes are increased fourfold! The petition will be presented in the House of Commons on its meeting. In truth tenants must be eased of half the present rents, or the land cannot be cultivated. New rents levied to pay war-taxes are the cause of all the evils-the war-taxes must be paid out of old rents!

Married.] At Cheltenham, John Nicholson, esq. to Miss Anne Harris

At St. Mary de Lodge, Gloucester, Peter Wyatt, esq. to Miss Elizabeth Box. Mr. R. Baldwin, to Miss Marley.

Died.] At Gloucester, Miss Davis. Mrs. Chandler, at an advanced age.

At Painswick, Mr. Wm. Loveday
At Dursley, Mrs. Elizabeth Tippets

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OXFORDSHIRE.

Married.]-At Oxford, Mr. Charles Admiral Pocock, to Miss Kezia Smith. At Benson, Mr. Robert Caterer, to Miss Jones. Mr. Benwell, to Mary, eldest daughter of Sir Edward Hitchings. Mr. James Hooper, to Miss Mary Ann Nicholas. In London, Mr. Thomas Dancer, to R. daughter of Mr. George Dancer of Batt's Green, Hurley. At Sarsden, C. T. Kirkwick, esq. to Miss A. M. S. Langsten, of Sarsden House.

Died.]-At Oxford, 37, Mr. Marriott Holt. 80, Mrs. Elizabeth Sandford 59, Mr. T. Robinson. 53, Mrs. Mary Crozier. 27, Mr. C. Prior. Mr. William Nicholls, of Holywell Mill. 23, Miss Susannah King, of St. Giles's. Thomas Cunliffe, esq. of Christ Church.

BUCKINGHAM AND BERKSHIRE.

George Wiggins, lately executed at Reading for cruelly using and robbing Mr. Leach, confessed to 11 highway robberies and burglaries, and 40 other offences.

At Buckingham assizes, 12 prisoners received sentence of death, three of whom were left for execution.

Married.1-At Great Marlow, Mr. Wm. Holme, of London, to Miss Eliz. Webb. At Reading, Mr. S. Young, to Miss E. Howard.

At Wokingham, Jno. H. Seward, esq. to Miss Browne.

Died.]-At High Wycombe, 65, Mrs. A. Fowler. Suddenly, Mrs. Wilmer, of North Crawley.

At Abingdon, 84, George Hawkins, esq.
At Newbury, Rev. J. B. Hewlett, M. A.

BEDFORDSHIRE AND HERTFORDSHIRE.

At Bedford Assizes, R. Head, for sheepstealing; G. Titmouse, for horse-stealing; G. Lewis and M. Wright, for uttering a 51. note; received sentence of death, but were reprieved.

Married.]-At Branghin, Herts, the Right Honourable Lord Kirkcudbright, to Miss Cantes.

At Hunton, Robert Currey, Esq. to Charlotte, daughter of the Rev. W. Lipscomb. Died.]-At Bedford, Mrs. Backwell. Mrs. Masden. Mr. James Brown.

At Apsley, Mrs. Moore.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.

Northampton assizes produced a heavy calendar of prisoner (45 in number), many of whom were for capital offences.

CAMBRIDGE and HUNTINGDON. At Cambridge, 22, Mr. J. W. Robson. Mr. W. Gurford.

At Newark, 72, Mr. J. Sargent.

At Little Sukely, 27, Mr. T. Southwell. Mrs. Mewburn.

At Ely, Mr. Charles Clay, of Coveney. 93, Mrs. Hammond.

At Huntingdon, 60, Rev. Thos. Edwards, LL.D. vicar of Histon. Miss Margaret Taylor. Mr. D. Cooper. 30, Mr. R. Hatfield. At Littleport, 96, Mr. Rich. Sindal.

NORFOLK.

Thirteen prisoners were capitally convicted, all of whom were reprieved.

Married.]-James Read, gent. to Mrs. Mitchell. Mr. Cornelius Whur, to Miss Sarah Pond Betts. Mr. Geo. Wood, to Miss E. Wrench. Mr. Sand, to Miss E. Clifton. The Rev. T. Dade, M.A. to Jane, daughter of colonel Lloyd.

Died.]-At Norwich, Mr. Dring. Mr. Mills. Mr. Richard Allen. Miss Ann Fenn. 47, Mrs. Arabia Baldwyn. 43, Mr. Eliz. Burton. 84, Mr. Bilby Darling. In St. Giles's, Jonathan and Mary Symonds; they were both in their 82d year. 80, Mr. J. Lenard de Monsigny, many years private secretary to Louis XVI. At Newton Lodge, near Norwich, Mr. Adair. Jeremiah Ives, esq. of Calton. 71, Mr. John Beck. 83, Mr. William Coleman.

SUFFOLK.

The Grand Juries at Bury, acting upon the suggestion of Mr. Quilter, the Chairman of the Ipswich Agricultural association, have signed an agricultural petition to the House of Commons calling for prohibitions on foreign corn, instead of demanding a lowering of high rents.

At the Suffolk Assizes, 13 prisoners received sentence of death.

Married.]-At Bungay, Mr. Currie, to Miss Vassey. Mr. William Welham, to Ann, daughter of Mr. Dynes. James Isaac, Esq. to Miss Lucy Clark.

At Ipswich, Mrs. J. Elliston, to Miss M. A. Buncombe, of London.

Died.]-At Ipswich, Edmund Reeve, Hemmond. 71, William Chandler, of Ipswich. At Bury St. Edmund's, 24, Mr. J. Young.

ESSEX.

Married.]-John Rees, esq. of London, to Miss Esther Price. John Eaton Joyner, esq. to Miss Jane Collins. Thomas Page, esq. to Miss Lavinia King. Thomas J. Turner, esq. to Miss Jane Bawtree. Mr. Jno. Bishop, to Miss Sarah Hucks

Died.]-At Barking, 60, Mr. J. Walker.
At Kelvedon, 25, Miss A. Crane.
At Woodford, Miss E. Robinson.

At Chelmsford, 58, the Rev. Saml. Douglas. Mr. J. Weeden.

At Colchester, Mrs. Rose. 30, Mrs. Dodd. At Manningtree, 79, Mr. Jno. Everett..

KENT.

Margate; great improvements are making in this town, with a new market and assembly room.

The sums claimed from different fire offices by the sufferers from the late great fire at Chatham, amount to 65,0001.

Married.]-At Deal, Lieut. Hill, R. N. to Miss Thornton, of Dover.

At Charlton, near Dover, Philip Bond, esq. R. N. to Miss S. A. Lafarque.

At Farningham, W. C. Lempriere, esq. to Miss H. Reid.

At Lewisham, F. W. Courthorpe, esq. `to Miss Pratt.

At Bexley, Geo. Grote, esq. to Miss Harriet Lewis.

At Rochester, Lieut. Skinner, R. M. to Miss Day.

At Tunbridge, Charles H. Strode, esq. of Wells, to Miss Wombwell. Died