. At Loughborough, 77, Mr. T. Mitchell.- may best contribute to relieve the agricul 69, Mr. W. Rose. A late provincial paper states, that the increase of distress in the mining county of Staffordshire has increased alarmingly in the course of last week, the price of iron has fallen to 81. per ton; some blast furnaces are already blown out, and it is said that in a few days there will not be fewer than fourteen at a stand, and an additional populution of 12,000 persons thrown out of employment. Married.] Mr. J. Paget, near Walsall, to Miss H. Page, near Bilston. Died.] At Stafford, 82, T. B. Perkins, esq. of Rickerscot. At Walsall, 90, Mrs. Tomlinson, greatly respected. At Wednesbury, 53, Mr. Joseph Lees. At Turnhurst, 70, John Cole, esq. WARWICKSHIRE. tural and commercial distresses of the country. At the late Agricultural Meeting, at Oswestry, the sweepstakes for the heaviest crop of potatoes was awarded to a person of the name of Evans, who had grown on 128 square yards 1428 pounds of potatoes. Married.]-Mr. J. Price, to Miss M. Jones. Mr. W. Morris, to Miss S. Robinson: all of Shrewsbury.—Mr. J. Hardwick, of Newport, to Miss J. Wood, of Cotes.-Mr. W. Perry, of Bicton, to Miss M. Woolridge, of Corrah. Mr. S. Bright. of Acton, to Miss M. Waters, of Colebatch. Died.]-At Ludlow, the Rev. Geo. Braithwaite, master of the Free Grammar-school of that town, deservedly lamented. At Ashford-house, 59, Samuel Downes, esq. much and justly regretted.-At the Meretown, Mrs. Atcherly.-At Wombridge, Mr. Banister.-80, Edward Jenkins, esq. of Charlton-hill. WORCESTERSHIRE. In consequence of the depressed state of the Nail Trade, the masters of the neighbourhood of Stourbridge, &c. have been obliged again to lower the wages of their workpeople; since which thousands of the distressed work-people of both sexes have ceased to work, and have paraded the streets of Stourbridge; their appearance most deplorable, and calculated to excite the deepest commiseration. Married.] Mr. D. Homfray, of Stourton, to Miss E. Brettell, of Stourbridge.—Mr. Skeat, of Kidderminster, to Miss E. Hartwright, of Kenfare.--Frederiek Dineley, esq, Miss L. Claridge, of Peopleton. A numerous and respectable meeting of merchants, manufacturers, and traders, lately took place at Birmingham, on the difficulties under which they laboured from the failure of trade. They resolved to petition the House of Commons for relief. In sup-to porting the petition in the House, Mr. Spooner drew a convincing picture of the stute of the master manufacturer, and a still worse of the operative. Married.]-Mr. J. Fowler, of High-street, to Miss E. Earl, of Bromsgrove-st.—Mr. R. Tutin, to Miss Maiden. Mr. J. Mavis, of Smithfield, to Miss M.A. Ryley, of Worcesterstreet: all of Birmingham.-Edward Studd, esq. to Miss Mary Spurrier, of Birmingham. Died.]--At Birmingham, 37, Mr. J. Jukes, deservedly lamented.-In Gough-street, 53, Mr.J.Clare.-54, Mr. J. Bragg.-In Churchstreet, Mr. E. Venables, regretted.—Mrs. H. Kempson, justly lamented.-In St. Paul'ssquare, 30, Mrs. R. Rowe.-In Bromsgrovestreet, William Price, esq.-In Whitehallstreet, Mr. B. Watson, of the firm of Ryan and Watson.-In Warstone-lane, 53. Mr. H. Dyott.-54, Mr. H. Watson.--28, Mr. M, · Parsons.-29, Mr. J. Redfern. At Charlemont, West Bromwich, 28, Miss Mary Ann Price, deservedly esteemed and regretted.-At Allum Rock, 70, Mrs. Ward, wife of Robert W. esq. late of Birmingham. SHROPSHIRE. A meeting was lately held at Bridgnorth, when it was resolved to petition parliament to take the state of the country into serious consideration, and to adopt such measures as . Died.] At Stourbridge Mrs. Chapman. At Redmarley-park, 48, J. Territt, esq. HEREFORDSHIRE. A meeting lately took place of the freemen of Hereford, when resolutions were entered into expressive of their opinion, that the corporation have no right to enact tolls from them, nor to give or sell the freedom of the city to non-residents and strangers. Attempts at separate times have lately been made to destroy Hereford College by fire; considerable damage was done before its extinction. Married.]-Thomas Dolman, esq. of Eaton Bishop, to Miss Delahay, of Ross.-Mr. J. Webb, to Miss Mary Herring, of the Folly, near Hereford. Died.] At Penblaith, 70, Mrs. Penelope Williams, deservedly esteemed and regretted. -At Weston under Penyard, at an advanced age, John Swayne, esq. GLOUCESTER AND MONMOUTH. The state of the poll at the late election for Bristol, which in the Number for April being found incorrect, a respectable correspondent for that city has furnished us with the following amended statement. Bright 2997 Baillie was nominated without his consent. Henry Bright is a Whig. The poli was kept open the third day to enable Mr. Davis to get up to him. George Webb Hall, Esq. of Sneed Park, Gloucestershire, has been elected Secretary to the Board of Agriculture, in the room of the late Arthur Young, Esq. The following petition from the proprietors and occupiers of land in the hundred and neighbourhood of Usk, was lately forwarded to the House of Commons: "That in consequence of the many heavy burthens under which your petitioners labour, they are utterly unable to bring into market the produce of the soil in competition with those of other countries. "The result of four years' experience has, in the opinion of your petitioners, fairly proved that the Corn Bill has entirely failed to afford that necessary support, and to produce those beneficial effects to the Agricultural and real interests of the country which were intended by it. "Your petitioners are but too well con .vinced, that unless some effectual measures be speedily adopted in their favour, by your Honourable House, there will be no possibility of their being enabled to answer the heavy demands made upon them, and they must therefore anticipate the ruin of a great additional number of those concerned in Agriculture, and the exclusion of every prospect of profitable return for the capital expended, even on lands of superior quality.That it is the humble yet most earnest request of your petitioners, that either protecting duties be imposed, sufficient to enable the British farmer to meet on equal terms the importer of Foreign Agricultural produce, or other such measures as shall, by the wisdom of your Honourable House, be deemed expedient.-That your petitioners beg to state, what they conceive to be an incontrovertible fact, that legal provisions to enable them to cultivate the soil with the prospect of a reasonable return of profit, would be conducive to the prosperity of the manufacturer, the welfare of the labouring classes, and the consequent reduction of the poor rates." Married.]-Mr. Hickman, to Miss E. Hickman, both of Gloucester.-Mr.J.Reeves, of Gloucester, to Miss Morse, of Blakeney. Mr. W. D. Wills, of Bristol, to Miss Steven, of Shacklewell.-Thomas Snepp, esq. of Cheltenham, to Miss A. Wakeman, of Perdeswell-hall.-Major Preston, of the 19th Native Infantry, Madras, to Miss Kerstein, of Cheltenham.-Mr. W. Underwood, to Miss Pewtriss: both of Monmouth.-Mr. C. Sutton, of Stroud, to Miss E. Hogg, of Pitchcombe. Died.] At Gloucester, Miss Susannah Jones.-78, Mr. Jos. Davis.--24, Mr. J.D. Spencer, deservedly respected.-75, Mrs. J. Bowden. Mr. W. Walker, At Bristol, 26, Mr. J. Lewis.-In Berkeley square, Miss Madeline Martha Fowler.Mr. W. Charlton.-75, Mr. J. Bastable.-In Somerset-street, Kingsdown, Miss M. Hainsbury. At Cheltenham, Mrs. Peploe Birch, of Garnstone.-Mr. F. Churchman. At High Grove, Tetbury, G. M. B. Napier, esq. of East Pennard House.-At Epney, Mr. D. Fryer.-At Walton Spa, 50, Miss Smithsend, esteemed for her general benevolence. At Painswick, 86. Mr.J. Park. OXFORDSHIRE, Married.]-Mr. H. Holder, to Miss A. Tilsley, both of Oxford.-Thomas Standley, esq. to Miss Sophia Probatt, of Oxford.Robert Belcher, esq. of Henley, to Miss Mary Sheldrake Kemmens. Died.]-At Oxford, Mrs. C. Ivory, respecied.-46, Mr. E. Edmunds. At Woodstock, Arthur Molony, esq. At Bicester, Mary, widow of the Rev. Dr. Page, head master of Westminster School. At Mixbury, 76, Mr. W. Rogers. - At Weston-on-the-Green, Mrs. B. Howse, regretted. At Bourton-on-the-Water, 61, Mrs. Kyte, widow of Thomas K. esq. BUCKINGHAM AND BERKSHIRE. So great has been the distress among the farmers of Buckinghamshire, that no less than six petitions for relief were lately forwarded to the House of Commons. Married.]-Mr. Thomas, of Madras, to Miss Bulley, of Reading.-Charles Bridges, esq. of Crookham End-house, to Miss H. S. Pain, of Mitcheldever.-The Rev. H. R. Quartley, of Wolverton, to Miss L. C. Honey wood, of Evington. Died.]-At Reading, 53, Mr. John Carter, much respected. In Friar-street, Mr. A. Round. At Abingdon, 65, Mr. W. Belcher, sen. At Eton, 77, Mr. R. Piper. At High Wycombe Foreigns, 53, Mrs. Martha Treacher. BEDFORDSHIRE AND HERTFORDSHIRE. On the 23d of April, a man of the name of Byng, of Stocksley, Bedfordshire, cut the throats of two of his children, and after wards his own in a fit of insanity. Married.]-Thomas Barnard, esq. of Bedford, to Miss A. Fisher, of Cambridge.-Mr. T. Smith, of Bedford, to Miss Brown, of Cardington. Mr. Wotton, of King's Langley, to Ann, daughter of the late Rev. T. Dennis.-The Rev. George Mason, of Anstye, to Miss M. Baker, of Cawston. Died.]-At Hertford, 74, Mr. W. Dobinson, head master of Hale's Free Grammarschool, much respected. At Totteridge, Edward Garrow, esq. brother to Judge G. At Beaconsfield, Mrs. Ferris, wife of Dr. F., M. D. deservedly lamented.-75, Richard Emmott, esq. of Goldings. NORTHAMPTON. NORTHAMPTON. Four petitions for the landholders of this county, were lately forwarded to the House of Commons, stating their depressed situation, and praying relief. Married.] Mr. C. Spawion, to Miss E. Fountain. Sir G. Marshall, to Miss E. Piggott: all of Northampton. Mr. R. F. . Farside, to Miss M. Cunningham, both of Peterborough.-Mr. T. N. Cave, of Horton, to Miss Sargeant, of Brafield.-Mr. S.Westley, to Miss E. Campion, both of Blisworth. Died.] At Northampton, 72, Mr. Francis Evans. 76, Mr. T. Allen. Mrs. Markham, widow of John M. esq. deservedly regretted. -99, Mrs. T. Clarke.-76, Mrs. S. Scriven. At Wellingborough, 47, Mrs. Pack, greatly lamented. At Oundle, 73, Mrs. M. Ball, much re- spected. At Grafton Underwood, 67, Mr. J. Jones, justly regretted. CAMBRIDGE AND HUNTINGDON. Two of Sir W. Browne's prizes, which were not disposed of in former years, have been adjudged as follows:-for the Latin Ode, to Mr. H. Thompson, scholar of St. John's College; for the Greek and Latin Epigrams, to Mr. R. Okes, scholar of King's College. Married.] Mr. Beechens, to Miss S. Smith. Mr. D.. Collin, to Miss Kimpton: all of Cambridge.-Mr. J. Wentworth, of Cambridge, to Miss M. Furbank, of Lyme. Charles Beales, Esq of Newnham, to Miss C. L. Paske, of Needham Market. Died.] At Cambridge, 35, Mr. J. K. Saltoe.-70, Mr. J. Kayc.-Mrs. Thackery, wife of Frederick T. esq. M.D. At Nassington, 22, Mr. J. Thompson. NORFOLK. The landholders of this country have petitioned the House of Commons for relief. Married.] Mr. G. Beasley, to Miss Williams, both of Norwich.-Mr. B. Lacey, of Norwich, to Miss S. Newhouse, of Catton.Mr. W. M. Beverley, of Norwich, to Miss B. Temple, of North Basham.-Mr. S. Tuck, to Miss M. Wright, both of Yarmouth.-Mr. W. Dakin, of Yarmouth, to Miss S. Howard, of East Dereham.-Mr. Robinson Crusoe, to Miss Curtis, of Lynn.-Mr. Rivett, to Miss Marriott, both of Lynn. Mr. R. Cann, to Miss H. Shearman, both of Harleston. Died.] At Norwich, in Surrey-street, 42, Mrs. E. Howell.-In St. Gregory's, 83, Mr. W. Shreeve, regretted.—33, Mrs. S. Greenfield. In Surrey-road, 42, Mrs. L. Bacey. -72, Mr. Wright.-88, Mr. W. Calthorpe. -In Bethel-street, 69, Mrs. A. Mayes. In Little Orford-street, Miss E. Southgate, highly and justly esteemed. At Lynn, 75, Mrs. Tooke.-Mr. Betts..72, Mr. Smith.-68, Mrs. Dennis. At Fakenham, Mr. J. Bruton, respected.The Rev. S. Westby, master of the Grammar School at Diss, and vicar of Renninghall. At East Harling, 73, Mrs. A. Peake.-79, Mr. T. Peake.-93, Mr. J. Boyce. At Ashbill, 48, Mr. H. Biling.-65,Mr. R. Mallows. At Diss, J. Woodward, esq. a native of Huntingdon, who inheriting a handsome patrimony, was sent to Eton school, and from thence was admitted a student at Clare-hall, where in 1769, he received the degree of Bachelor of Civil Law. Upon his marriage with the heiress of Thos. Manning, esq. of Bungay, he resided at that place, and was appointed a magistrate and Deputy Lieut. for the county. From thence he removed to Diss, in Norfolk, where the same offices of trust were put on him. In the social circle of his friends, and in those of more scientific attainments, he was uniformly cheerful and instructive, gifted with a fund of anecdote which he retailed with the urbanity of the perfect gentleman. Mr. Woodward was no politician; he studiously, and we may add wisely, avoided party disputes, for those scientific occupations which engage the mind to a happier, if not to a better purpose. SUFFOLK. The Grand Jury of Suffolk, have lately forwarded a petition to the House of Commons, praying amelioration of the condition of the farmer, and also five thousand one hundred occupiers and owners of land have petitioned similarly: both petitions state the leading evil to be importation of foreign corn. Married.] Mr. R. Lease, to Miss E. Grayston, both of Bury.-William Malton, esq. of Keppell-street, Russel-square, to Miss S. Le Grice, of Bury.-Robert Fiske, of Beccles, to Miss M. A. White, of Kessingland. -John Firman Josselyn, esq. to Miss E. Stoddart, of Broxted-House.-Mr. J. Shears, to Miss F. Clarke, both of Brandon.. Died.] At Bury, 61, Mr. Pirt. At Ipswich, Mrs. Moore.-25, Mrs. M. C. Norbrook. At Bungay, 70. Mrs. Ebbage. At Sudbury, 52, Mr. W. Strutt, much respected. At Southwold, 27, Mrs. A. Wayth.-25, Mr. J. Meadows. At Norton, 42, Mr. J. Pratt, much respected. At Barningham-hall, 77, Mr. D. Wright. At Wickambrook, 69, Mr. J. Peacock.-At Debenham, Mrs. E. Smith.-At Fleming's-hall, 78, Mrs. Williams, deservedly lamented. ESSEX. In consequence of the distressed state of agriculture, Lord Petre, with a liberality which has always characterised his noble family, has directed a circular letter to his tenants in Essex, expressive of his intention to allow them 10 per cent. on their half year's rent, at the ensuing audit. Married] Mr. J. Sadd, of Maldon, to Miss H. Hodges, of Chelmsford.—Mr. J. C. C. Corthy, of Manningtree, to Miss Ponder, of Stoke by Nayland.-The Rev. J. C. Driffield, of Tolleshunt Darcy, to Miss M. White, of the Fryars, Maldon.-John Arnold Wallinger, esq. of Hare-hall, to Miss H. J. Devonsher, of Killspanick, county of Cork.-The Rev. T. C. Glyn, of Fairsted, to Miss Hammond, of St. Alban's Court.-William Knight, to to Catherine Sanders, both of Witham, and of the Society of Friends. Died.] At Colchester, in Wyre-street, 22, Miss A. Candler. At Billericay, Mr. J. Vanderzee. street, 100, Mrs. Lefevre. At an advanced age, Mrs. Pilcher. At Chatham, Mrs. Wibley.-Mr. Dynes.-30, Mr. G. King. At Folkestone, 74, Mrs. A. Baker.-51, At Romford, at an advanced age, Mrs. Mrs. E. Bailey. Mosberry. At Bocking, 78, Mrs. S. Andrews. At Rochford, Mr. J. Waters. At Great Wykering, John Roberts, esq.Mrs. Swain, deservedly regretted.-At Boxlet-hall, John Josselyn, esq. generally esteemed.-At Springfield, Mr. H. Springfield. KENT. A numerous and respectable meeting of the owners and occupiers of land in Kent, was held, at Maidstone, when the following petition to the House of Commons was unanimously agreed to: "That your petitioners are persuaded it is scarcely necessary to resort to argument to convince your Honourable House of the distress which pervades the general body of agriculturists throughout the empire. Several farmers have already left their farms from an inability to continue them, and many others must inevitably be compelled to do so, unless some relief is speedily afforded them. Thus prevented from giving employment to their accustomed number of labourers, pauperism has increased, and, as a natural consequence, the Poor's Rates to an alarming and most enormous extent; whilst the resources of the agriculturist, upon whom the burthen of discharging them principally falls, are most materially diminished. "Your petitioners presume not to suggest what measures may be best calculated to afford the desired relief, but they respectfully, yet earnestly pray, the immediate attention of your Honourable House to this momentous subject, involving not alone their individual interests, but, as intimately connected with them, those of a most important and numerous class of the community. And they rely with perfect confidence upon the united wisdom of parliament, to devise such means as shall rescue from its present depressed state this main spring of national prosperity." Married.]-Mr. T. Ancle, to Miss C. Hailes. Mr. W. Harlow, to Miss Small: all of Canterbury.-G. Ely, esq. of Rochester, to Miss M. Thomson, of Chatham Dockyard. Mr. Seaton, to Miss Igglesden, both of Chatham.-M. W. Baghurst, to Miss H. Palmer. Mr. J. Holloway, to Miss S. Reavell. Mr. J. Lawrence, to Miss M. Taught: all of Folkestone.-Mr. R. Mercer, to Miss E. Randall, of Maidstone.-Mr. P. Bryan, of Gravesend, to Miss Wilson, of Piccadilly, London. At Tenterden, Mr. W. Hixon, to Miss M. Gilbert.-At Lydd, Mr. J. Mittell, to Miss M. Cornelius.-Mr. J. Horne, of Hythe, to Miss M'Diarmid, of Shorne Cliffe. Died.]-At Canterbury, 71, Mr.J.Higgins, --At St. Stephen's, Miss F. Plumptre.-23, Mr. G. Steddy, much respected.-In King At Sandwich, 64, Mr. J. Wilkins. At Sittingbourne, 76, Mr. G. Anderson. At Barham, 83, Mr. H. Ruck.-At Aldington, 59, Mr. Webb.--At Tenterden, 54, the wife of Capt. Mills.-At Stone-house, 61, William Hammond, esq.-At Chalk, 75, Mr. Aldersley. At Gillingham, Mr. Read. SUSSEX. A petition was lately forwarded to the House of Commons from a body of agriculturists of this county: The petitioners stated, that the taxes imposed by government-the extent of the poor rates-and the extraordinary reduction in the price of corn, occasioned the distress of which they complained, and they prayed for relief and assistance from the House. Married.]-Mr. Baker, of Werthing, to Miss E. Gore, of Exeter. Died.]-At Chichester, 40, Mr.T. Rawlins. -77, Mrs. Price. At Brighton, 99, Mr. Austen. At Lewes, 46, Mrs. M. Stuard, regretted. At Preston, 82, Mrs. Henty.-The Rev, Mr. Hervey, rector of Walburton. HAMPSHIRE. A Packet has lately been established to sail from Southampton to Bordeaux, via Plymouth, fitted in an elegant manner, with entirely separate bed-rooms, and every desirable convenience. Married.]-The Rev. Henry Austen, to Mrs. George Dickens, both of Southampton. -M. M. Septier, of Havre de Grace, to Miss S. March, of Southampton. Mr. J. Hunby, of Romsey, to Miss A. Harvey, of Alresford. -Henry P. Delme, esq. of Cam's-hall, to Miss Mary Gage. Died.]-At Southampton, Mr. Gage, suddenly.-81, Mr. D. Bernard.-74, Mrs. E. . Galliene.-78, Mrs. M. Cole. At Winchester, Mrs. Camus. At Portsmouth, Caroline, daughter of Dr. Lind, M.D. justly respected.-Roger Callaway, esq. town-clerk, much respected.-Colonel Worsley, of the 34th reg. At Portsea, 70, the widow of Jacob Levi, esq. greatly respected for her benevolence to all classes. Mr. Leggatt.-Mr. Kingsford, generally esteemed. At Ringwood, 82, Mr. H. Gosse. -68, Thos. Lee, esq.-At Whiteparish, Mr. Chandler. At Petersfield, Mr. J. A. Minchin.At Owlesbury, 73, Mrs. Winkworth.-At Romsey, Mrs. Godfrey.-Mr. J. Skeats.--At Bishop's Sutton, 75, Mrs. A. Bulbeck.At Bevis Mount, Henry Hulton, esq. barrister. WILTSHIRE. A petition signed by six thousand persons including eleven magistrates, was lately presented to the House of Commons; it complained of the excessive introduction of manufacturing nufacturing machinery, by which numbers of manufacturers were deprived of work, and driven to the parish. Married.]-Mr. J. Rogers, of Salisbury, to Miss E. Munday, of Cadland's-farm.-Mr. A. Adye, of Bradford, to Miss M. Rich, of London. Mr. S. Taylor, of West Lavington, to Miss M. A. Wright, of Earl Stoke.Mr. Matthews, to Miss Knight, of Langley Burrell. Died.]-At Salisbury, 63, Thomas Lake, esq. deservedly lamented. At Chippenham, 70, Mr. Harry Russ, father of the Corporation, and deservedly regretted. At Fairwood, near Westbury, 46, of an apoplectic seizure, Lucy, third daughter of the late Joseph Mortimer, esq. of Trowbridge. In her life were exemplified the virtues of a pious Christian, and of a sincere friend; her charities were extensive, liberal, and always well directed; her patience under long continued and severe bodily affliction, extreme, and her last hours were marked by a calm resignation to the will of her Creator. SOMERSETSHIRE. Married.]-Mr. W. Lancashire, of Charlesstreet, to Mrs. R. Stark, of Norfolk-street. M. Luvarre, to Miss Burgess.-Mr. Turner, jun. to Miss Patty: all of Bath.-George Bowles, esq. of Mount Prospect, county of Cork, to Miss C. J. Hall, of Bath.-Mr. W. Tagg, of Bath, to Miss H. Widdeson, of Widcombe. - Mr. Terry, of Milsom-street, Bath, to Miss M. Dutton, of London. Mr. Phillips, of Caroline buildings, Bath, to Miss Tanner, of Tiverton.-Charles Ring, esq. of Wincanton, to Miss A. Gatehouse, of North Cheriton. Died.] At Bath, in Peter-street, Mr. S. Holder. In Chapel-row, Queen-square, 75, Mr. Potter.-In Stall-street, Mrs. M. Griffith, deservedly regretted.-Mr. J. Walter.22, Miss L. Cruikshanks.-27, Mr. J. Crutwell, much and justly respected.-In Bathstreet, Miss Proctor, of Windsor, regretted generally.-Mrs. Phipps, widow of G. P. esq. of Cork. At Bridgwater, 57, Mrs. Sarah Evered, justly esteemed and regretted for her general philanthropy. At Hinton Blewett, Francis Bowsher Wright, esq.-At Stratton-on-the-Foss, 77, Mr.A.Pitt.-At Lambridge, Margaret, widow of the Rev. Jas. Douglas, F.M.S. F.A.S. DORSETSHIRE. Married.]-Shadrach Linthorne, esq. to Miss Susan Collens, both of Poole.-The Rev. Thomas Dade, rector of Broadway and Brincombe, to Miss Jane Lloyd, of Bowdswell. Died.] At Weymouth, 78, Mrs.E. Frowd, of Brixton Deverill. At Parkstone, 87, the Rev. Thomas Smith, rector of Hutton Axbridge. DEVONSHIRE. A chalybeate spring has been discovered near Plymouth, oozing through a rock. The waters have been analyzed, and found to be impregnated like those of Tunbridge Wells. Amongst other benefits which promise to attend the contemplated improvements on Dartmoor, is a recent discovery, that its peat may be converted into gas, which produces a light not to be excelled in brilliancy. Married.]-Mr. J. Snell, to Miss G. Darke, both of Exeter.-Lieut. Parry, R. N..to Miss Williams, of Clowance-street. - Mr. W. Johns, to Miss Ridiscombe: all of Plymouth. -Mr. J. I. Bolter, of Plymouth, to Miss Glassin, of Stoke. Died.]-At Exeter, at an advanced age, Mrs. Paget.-Thomas Hodson, esq. formerly of Mark-lane, London. He had many years retired from business, having acquired a large property. At Plymouth, on Windmill-hill, 36, Mr. Courtis. In Baker's-place, 81, Mrs. O'Brien. -In Mount-street, 86, Mrs. Blaney.-In Queen-street, 39, Mrs. Bowden.-In Tavistock-street, 23, Mr. J. Northcott. At Tiverton, Mr. W. Dicken, generally regretted. CORNWALL. Married.]-Mr. R. O. James, of Falmouth, to Miss Penrose, of Truro.-Mr. J. Mitchell, to Miss E. Hodge, both of Truro.-Edward Coode, jun. esq. of St. Austell, to Miss M. Clements, of Wadebridge. Died.]-At Falmouth, Mr. R. Carne.James Vivian Vivian, esq. At Penzance, 72, Mr. R. Mitchel. WALES. For the loss of the ferry of Bangor, by the erection of the new bridge, Miss Williams, the proprietoress, has been awarded the sum of 26,3941. Married.]-John Lloyd Morgan, M.D. of Haverfordwest, to Miss Margaret Spear, of Mill Bank, near Manchester.-Mr. B.George, of Pembroke, to Miss Palmer, of Llandygwinnet. Sir William Henry Clerke, bart. 52d reg. to Miss Mary Elizabeth Kenrick, of Metryn, Flintshire.-Owen Evan Lewis, esq. of Glanyrhyd, Carmarthenshire, to Miss Eliza Neale, of Willow Yards, Ayrshire. Died.] At Swansea, Mrs. Hicks, wife of Capt. H. At Neath, Mrs. O'Donel, of Sea Mount, county of Mayo. At Carmarthen, 64, Mrs. Peter, wife of the Rev. D. P. tutor of the Presbyterian College, in that place. |