At Huddersfield, 51, Mr. R. Houghton, deservedly lamented.

At Harrogate, John Makings, esq. of Grantham.

At Pontefract, 60, Mr. W. Mumford. At Todmorden, 56, Mr. D. Cauthorn, deservedly respected.

At Rawcliffe, 81, Mr. S. Nicholson.-At Leyburn, 40, Mr. John Jackson, deservedly respected. At Topcliffe, 80, Mr. F. Moyser, lamented.-At Heworth, 63, Mrs. M. Wilkinson.-At Patrington, 88, Mr. J. J. Featherston.-At Grassington, 87, Mr. C. Lawson.-At Garthorp, 69, Mr. T. Child.At Thorp-arch, 42, Mr. W. Woodhouse.-At Hatfield, 23, Miss Lowthorp.

LANCASHIRE.

A new market is about to be erected at Liverpool, which will be the completest thing of the kind in England. It is to le covered all over, and will be in length five hundred feet, and in breadth three hundred feet, with a handsome elevation in front. The estimated expence of this work exceeds 30,0001.

Married.] Mr. J. Blackburn, of Lancaster, to Miss E. Garner, of Cartmel.-Mr. T. Pickford, to Miss A. Timperley.-Mr. P. Priestley, to Mrs. Morton: all of Manchester. Mr. G. Gibson, of Manchester, to Miss E. Ellison, of Glossop-hill.—Mr. J. Thompson, of Manchester, to Miss Humphreys, of Lancaster.-Mr. J. Holford, of Manchester, to Miss Shaw, of Hulme.-Mr.J. S. White, of Manchester, to Miss A. Dorning, of Swinton. Mr. W. Humphrey, to Miss S. Dutton, of Manchester.-Mr. F. F. Hoyland, to Miss S. Higham.-Mr. W. Daggers, to Miss A. M'Kee.-Mr. R. Norris, to Miss Abbott.-M. T. Nelson, to Miss A. Melling all of Liverpool.-Mr. M. Livington, of Liverpool, to Miss S. Wilson, of Greenock.-Mr. J. Williams, of Liverpool, to Miss Lillow, of Nottingham.-Mr. J. Yates, of Bolton, to Miss S. Walkden, of Salford. Mr. Ashworth, of Turton, to Sarah Naish, of Burton, both of the Society of Friends.—Mr. J. Dean, to Miss B. Dearden, both of Stayley-bridge.-Mr. T. Pownall, of Gorton, to Miss M. Jackson, of Park-house, Stretford, Thomas Caldwell, esq. of Sutton-lodge, to Miss Mary Speakman, of St. Helen's.

Died.] At Manchester, in Charles-street, Mrs. M. Fawsitt, deservedly regretted.—In Water-street, 63, Mrs. M. Nightingale, much respected. In the Market-place, Mrs. J. Travis, suddenly, lamented.-In Oldhamstreet, Miss Johnson, highly and justly esteemed.-In Brown-street, 24, Mr. W. Hamer.-20, Miss A. Keeling, deservedly respected. Mr. T. Bingham, much and justly esteemed. Mr. J. Okey, respected.-59, Mr. J. Wyatt.

At Salford, Mrs. M. Darbyshire, greatly regretted. Mr. A. Ogden, of the firm of Cockbain and Ogden, of Manchester, deservedly respected.

At Liverpool, in Ranelagh-street, Mr. C.

N. Hackett.-86, Mr. E. Lewis.-65, Mr. W. Berry.-In Church-street, 27, Mr. P. Hendrick.-In Leece's-street, 24, Miss C. Kendall.-In Paradise-street, 60, Mr. G Adams.-In Clayton-square, 38, Mr. T. Jackson. In Hardman-street, 64, Mr. B. Casey, late of Oporto.

At Preston, 46, Mrs. Addison.

At Warrington, 80, Mr. T. Clare, deservedly respected.

At Middleton, 58, Mrs. J. Ball, deservedly respected.-At Hulme, 64, Mr. F. Armstrong.-At Avanham-house, Mrs. Yates.At Banister-hall, Mr. Stephenson.—At Wavertree, 73, S. Poole, esq.-At Clayton-hall, Mr. S. Howard, respected.-At Ardwick, 21, Miss M. Appleton.

CHESHIRE.

Married.] Mr. W. Fox, to Miss E. Spooner, both of Chester.-Mr. J. Thomas, of Chester, to Miss S. Totty, of Sealand.-Mr. W. Williams, of Chester, to Miss E. Maysmor, of Bottger.-Mr. Rostrow, of Stockport, to Miss M. Leech.- John Johnstone, esq. of Brereton, to Miss A. Yonge, of Madeley.Mr. A. Fox, of Nantwich, to Miss A. Stanley, of Ash-green. Mr. B. Welch, of Nantwich, to Miss M. Gough, of Wem.- Mr. S. Street, to Miss Garner, of Altrincham.

Died.] At Chester, in Princes-street, Mr. R. Walley.-22, Mrs. E. Phoenix.- Mrs. M. Lindop. Mrs. Harrop, deservedly respected. -In Crane-street, 59, Mrs. Morris Ellis, much respected.-Mrs.Cooper, of the Sluicehouse.

At Frodsham, M. T. Higson, much respected.-At Altrincham, 41, Mr. Mills, regretted. At Malpas, Mrs.Lancely, respected.

DERBYSHIRE.

A melancholy occurrence lately took place at Fenton-park colliery, six men and a boy descending to their work were precipitated into the pit, in consequence of the rope breaking. Persons were let down, and discovered them buried under 150 yards of rope, and some hundred weight of chain. Two of them were killed, and the rest not expected to recover.

Married.] Mr. J. Cantrill, of Derby, to Miss M. Hodgkinson, of Barlow.-Mr. G. Buckston, of Ashborne, to Miss E. M. Ward, of Sutton-on-the-Hill.-Mr. M. Emery, jun. to Miss S. Sutton, both of Rolleston.

Died.] At Derby, 68, Mrs. Cooke. At Chesterfield, Mrs. Clarkson. At Buxton, the Rev. Charles Thorold, viear of Sturton and Littleborough.

At Great Longstone, 79, Mr. R. Thornhill, deservedly regretted. At Tissington, 46, Mr. J. Osborne, much respected.-At Markeaton, 89, Mrs. Kirk.-At Etwall, Mrs. Bailey, lamented.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.

A meeting of the electors of Nottingham lately took place at Mansfield, when it was agreed to enter into a weekly subscription to assist to return to parliament, free of expence, future candidates to represent the town of Nottingham on principles "which

if acted upon in the Commons' House would rescue the Sovereign from hateful factionallay the irritation which exists in the minds of a generous people, and restore to us those good old times when Englishmen could live by the fruits of their labour."

Married.] Geo. Hopkinson, esq. of Longrow, to Miss S. Smith. Mr. J. Yates, of Parliament-street, to Miss H. Stenson, of Fletcher-gate.-Mr. C. Baker, to Miss E. Bridger. Mr. T. Hutchinson, of Broadstreet, to Miss C. Elliott, of Friar-lane: all of Nottingham. Mr. J. Harston, of Nottingham, to Miss M. A. Shaw, of Old Radford.-Mr. Ludham, of Nottingham, to Miss A. Holmes, of Edwalton.-Mr. W. Johnson, of Newark, to Miss A. Stokes, of Saxelby.Mr. J. Wilson, of Arnot-hill, to Miss A. Lodge, of Wakefield.-Mr. T. Gask, to Miss Newton, both of Bingham.

Died.] At Nottingham, in Fletcher-gate, 46, Mr. W. Ginever, greatly lamented.—In Castle-gate, Mr. J. Marlow.-In Woolpacklane, 41, Mrs. J. Winter, much and deservedly regretted. -In Broad-street, 42, Mr. W. Dakin.-In St. Peter's-square, 78, Mr. T. Osborne.-In Houndsgate, 65, Mrs. Morley, greatly respected.--46, Edmund Wright, esq. much and justly lamented.-In Mountstreet, 81, Mr. G. Mann. On Low Pavement, Mrs. S. Taylor.

At Newark, 61, Mrs. Brayfield.-62, Mr. T. Brickell.

At Mansfield, 79, Mr. W. Clarke. At Worksop, 79, Mr. W. Burton. At Bingham, 72, Mr. R. Jebb.-76, Mr. E. Little: Mrs. Little.-At Eastwood, 51, Mr. W. Ealey, deservedly respected.-At Calverton, 69, Mr. W. Redgate, greatly lamented. At Olleston, 83, Mr. R. Whittington.-At East Retford, 43, Mr. G. Brumby.

LINCOLNSHIRE.

Married.] Mr. G. Smith, to Miss M. Leak. Mr. R. Armitage, to Miss Hinds: all of Louth.-John Wing, esq. of Wisbech, to Miss H. N. Andrews, of Aldford.-Mr. W. Senderson, of Cleethorpe, to Miss M. Hewson, of Grimsby.-Mr. J. Hoggard, to Miss Armstrong, both of Budby.-The Rev. Mat. Drake Babington, of Rowcliff Manor, to Miss H. Churchill, of Sheepshead.

Died.] At Lincoln, Mr. James.

At Gainsborough, at an advanced age, Mr. Farmery.-Mr. Stephen.

At Brigg, 22, Miss M. Hayes.

At Scrivelsby-hall, 57, Lewis Dymoke, esq. in him was vested the feudal office of King's Champion.-At Eastwood, 51, Mr. "W. Egley.

LEICESTER AND RUTLAND.

A company has been formed to light Leicester with gas.

So depressed has the trade of the frame knitters become, that numbers have entirely left it, and sought other employment. Parents generally decline to apprentice their children to it.

Married.]—Mr. Humberstone, of York

street, to Miss Vickers.- Mr. H. Hitchcock, to Miss M. Woolhans, of High-street.-Mr. W. Weston, to Miss E. Peet: all of Leicester.-Mr. J. Elverson, of Leicester to Miss S. Hawes, of Bushby.-Mr. J. Warner, late of Leicester, to Miss Baker, of Barlestone.— Mr. J. Hopewell, to Mrs. E. Richards, both of Hinckley.-The Rev. Mr. Owen, of Mountsorrel, to Miss S. Bosworth, Highgate-house. Mr. T. Brewen, to Miss Mason, of Melton Mowbray.-The Rev. W. Woodhall, rector of Bramston and Waltham, to Miss Dowker, of Salton.-Mr. M. Brewett, of Kirby Bellars Grange, to Miss M. Banney, of Melton Mowbray.

Died.] At Leicester, 70, the Rev. W. Hayton, deservedly esteemed.-Mrs. Pullen, late of London.-In the Market-place, Miss M. Kendall, suddenly.-Mr. Wadds.- Mr. Sarson, sen.-76, Mrs. Mallet, widow of Mr. Alderman M. highly and justly respected. At Loughborough, 89, Mrs. Farrow. At Market Harborough, 70, Mr. Sprig.— 67, Mr. Vickers.

At Sapcote, Mr. S. Dale.- At Burbage, Miss M. Hames, greatly regretted.-At Worthington. 53, Mr. Ratcliff.-At Belgrave, 74, Mrs. E. Park.-At Ibstock, Miss E. Russell.-At Packington, Mrs. Harris.At Sysonby, 39, Mr. Bailey, of London.

STAFFORDSHIRE.

A petition was lately forwarded from Wolverhampton on the state of trade. It was represented that out of 40,000 men, one half were destitute of employment.

Married.] Mr. W. Gregory, to Miss A. Mees, both of Wolverhampton. Mr. D. Adams, of Wednesbury, to Miss Duce.

Died.] At Stafford, Mary, wife of the Rev. Robert Aulezark.

At Wolverhampton, 72, Mrs. D. Savage. At Newcastle, Mary Ann, wife of Robert Bentley, esq.-62, Mr. T. Swinnerton.

At Bramcote-house, 77, John Dester, esq. --At Statfold, 69, Samuel Pipe Wolferstan, esq. deservedly lamented.-At Great-bridge, Tipton, 80, Mrs. S. Horton.

WARWICKSHIRE.

A number of the poor manufacturers of Coventry lately forwarded a petition to parliament, they complained of interruption on the part of the excise to a trade they have recently taken up of roasting wheat for the purpose of making a beverage like coffee. They prayed to be allowed to roast wheat or other grain, without future molestation.

Married.] Mr. C. Pemberton, of Great Charles-street, to Miss C. M. Snow, of Brewery-lane. Mr. J. Harrison, to Miss M. Emes. Mr. T. Bentley, to Miss M. Smith. Mr. J. Kerkhoff, to Miss M. Johnson: all of Birmingham.-Mr. T. Cairns, of Birmingham, to Miss S. Smith, of Coleshill.-Mr. T. Sadler, of Birmingham, to Miss M. Greatrex, of Sutton Coldfield.-Mr. J. Cooper, of West Bromwich, to Miss Southall, of Aston. -The Rev. H. Fenton, to Miss D. A. Cooke, of Streetfields.-Mr. W. Richards, to Miss Chillingworth, of Hanbury.- Mr. W. Dea

kin,

kin, of Waranly Ash, to Miss A. Simkins, of Minworth.

Died.] At Warwick, 45, Mrs. E. Power, much respected.

At Birmingham, Mr.A.Iddins.- 61, Frances Baker, a member of the Society of Friends, deservedly esteemed - In High-street Mrs. Taylor. On Snowhill, 34, Mr. J. Hildreth. -In Fleet-street, 68, Mr. R. Halfpenny. In Exeter-row, 30, Mr. H. Pollard, 63, Mr. M. Sansom.-In Dale-end, Mrs. A. Milborn, respected.

At West Bromwich, 63, Mr. T. Horton.

At Elmdon, Mr. O. Horton.-At Marraway-house, Snitterfield, 28, Mr. M. Applebee. At Erdington-hall, 88, Mr. H. Hall, greatly respected.-At Feckenham, 49, Mr. G. Eades.-At Handsworth, 22, Miss Smith. -At Slateley-hall, Kingsbury, 70, Mr. W. Brown, respected.

SHROPSHIRE.

Considerable disturbances and uneasiness to the surrounding country of Wellington, have lately been created by a number of dissatisfied unemployed colliers; their wages had been reduced, and in consequence 4 or 5000 declined to work. The military were sent to repress them.

Married.] Mr. J. Weaver, of Shrewsbury, to Miss Hill, of Guilsfield.-James Stanley, esq. to Mrs. R. Bayley, both of Market Drayton. Mr. Lead, to Miss Madeley, both of Wellington.-Mr. R. Richards, of Wellington, to Miss M. Hughes, of Kinnersley. Mr. G. Harper, of Whitchurch, to Miss M. Johnson, of Edge Highar-hall.-Mr. H. Lawrence, of Watling-street, to Mrs. H. Davies, of Longden. Mr. R. Broome, of Church Stretton, to Miss Hotchkiss, of Whichcott. Mr. J. Smith, to Miss A. Harrison, both of Withington.--Mr. W. Jones, of Cardeston park, to Miss Brown, of Wednesbury.

Died.] At Shrewsbury, in the Abbey Foregate, Mrs. Smith.-71, Mrs. Bennett.-In the Castle Foregate, Mr. Evans.

At Whitchurch, Mr. Gardner.

At Ludlow, Mrs. Baugh, widow of Job Walker B. esq.

At Oswestry, Miss Maurice.-76, Mr. J. Green, esteemed and regretted.

At Court of Hill, 73, Thomas Fowler, esq.-At Norton, 75, Mr. George.-At Donnington, 23, Miss A. Lewis.-At All Stretton, 65, the Rev. R. Wilding, rector of Easthope, and a justice of the peace for this county; he was an eminent scholar, a respectable divine, and esteemed in private life for his general benevolence.

WORCESTERSHIRE.

Married.] Mr. Renalds, to Mrs. Evans, both of Worcester. Mr. J. Read, of Worcester, to Miss Whittall, of Pershore. At Worcester, C. B. Powell, esq. R. N. to Miss E. M. Bradney Marsh, of Lyde-house.-Mr. W. Summers, to Miss Keats, both of Kidderminster.

Died.] At Stourbridge, Mr. W. Moseley. --59, Mrs. F. Warren.

At Dudley, Mrs. Marsh, much regretted. At Horsley, Mr. J. Morris, respected.

HEREFORDSHIRE.

A fourth attempt has been made to destroy Hereford College; a youth, a chorister, is confined on suspicion.

Married.] Mr. Edw. Pugh, of Dilwyn, to Miss M. Bayliss, of Strefford.- William Milford, esq. of Hereford, to Miss M. Meyler, of Bath.-Mr. S. Walls, of St. Weonard's, to Miss Banton, of Breinton.—Mr. J. Herbert, of Kent Church, to Miss Turner, of Dean's-common.

Died.] At Hereford, 56, Mary, widow of Samuel Gomond, esq. of Bristol.-Mrs. Penner, of Newton.- Mrs. Ann Morgan.— 39, Mr. C. J. Dare.

At Ross, Mr. G. Powell Rootes.

At Wilton, Henry Platt, esq. deservedly lamented. At Cagebrook, John Moore Green, esq. generally regretted.

GLOUCESTER AND MONMOUTH. Gloucestershire has been the scene of numerous offences, the perpetrators men and boys of a wretched exterior.

Married.] Mr. T. Allsop, to Miss M. A. Draper, of Northgate-street.-Mr. J. Lewis, of Northgate-street, to Miss E. A. Pitt: all of Gloucester.-Mr. C. Cooke, of Gloucester, to Miss M. Trout, of Tenby.-Mr. J. Bullock, of Barton-street, to Miss Wood, of Ebley. Mr. S. Dibsdall, of Bristol, to Miss A. Turner, of Stoke Gifford.-Mr. W. Stuckey, of Bristol, to Miss C. Harding, of Montpellier-cottage. Mr. W. Browne, of Bristol, to Miss M. Osler, of Bridgwater.Mr. H. Lucy, of Cheltenham, to Miss S. Goode, of Dunswater.-The Rev. W. Forge, rector of King's Stanley, to Miss M. Atkinson. Mr. W. Davis, to Miss A. Powell.Mr. J. Jones, to Mrs. Saunders: all of Monmouth. Mr. George Fowler, to Miss R. Austen, both of Wotton Underedge.-The Rev. J. C. Jenner, to Miss S. Gibbons, of Stone. Thomas Bird, jun. esq. of Uptonupon-Severn, to MissCoomes, of Kew-green.

Died.] At Gloucester, in Westgate-street, 25, Miss M. A. Dobbins, highly esteemed.— 33, Mrs. M. Ridler.-In the White-friars, William Jones, esq.-In Lower Northgatestreet, Mrs. Osborn.

At Bristol, Mr. W. Morgan, late of Newport. 48, Mr. C. Benson, of Chepstow.88, Mr. J. Powell.-Mrs. C. Power, deservedly respected. In King-street, Mr. S. Fletcher.-76, Capt. E. Power, sen.

At Cheltenham, 71, Rachael Worsley, wife of John Ireland, esq. of Hampton Court. -Mr. Edward Francis Price.→Maj. Gen. Framingham.

At Tewkesbury, Mrs. J. Insall.-At Basford, 38, Mordaunt Montagu Ponyntz, esq. -At Westerleigh, 73, Mrs. M. Hathaway.At Burton on the Water, 84, Mr. W. Clifford. At Bownham-house, Ann, wife of J. Clerk,

esq.

OXFORDSHIRE.

The Prize Compositions at Oxford, were adjusted as follows:-Chancellor's Prizes. Latin

Latin Essay. Quænam fuerit Concilii Amphictyonici constitutio, et quam vim in tuendis Græciæ libertatibus, et in Populorum moribus formandis habuerit." James Shergold Boone, Student of Christ Church. -English Essay. "On the influence of the Drama." Alexander Macdonnell, M. A. Student of Christ Church.-Latin Verse. "Newtoni Systema." William Ralph Churton, some time of Lincoln College, and now of Queen's College, on Mr. Michell's foundation.Sir Roger Newdigate's Prize. English Verse. "The Temple of Diana at Ephesus." William Ewart, Commoner of Christ Church.

Married.] Mr. Stone, to Miss M. Moore, both of Oxford.-T. Lee, esq. of Thame, to Miss S. H. Wood, of Grosvenor-square.Mr. J. Herbert, of Milton, to Mrs. Brooks, of Shipton-cottage.-Mr. W. Fitzherbert Young, of Begbroke-hill, to Miss Elizabeth Goodchild, of Greenfield.

Died.] At Oxford, in High-street, Mrs. C. Tagart. 53, Mr. J. Smith.

At Witney, 88, Mr. Leake.

At Bicester, Miss H. Tubb.-Mary, widow of Dr. Page, head master of Westminster School. At Castleton, 89, Thomas Cranage, esq. late of Camberwell.-At Bird place, near Henley, 59, Mrs. March, widow of Barret M. esq.-At Kidlington, Miss A. Rouse, much respected.-At Neithrop, Mr. C. D. Richardson.

BUCKINGHAM AND BERKSHIRE.

The freeholders of Berkshire lately forwarded a petition to the House of Commons, praying that the House would adopt some measure by which the duration of county elections for Berkshire may be lessened; so that the candidates and the electors may not be put to the inconvenience of a poll being kept open for a fortnight, when at some contested elections a greater number of votes have been taken in two days.

Married.] Mr. J. Harris, of Buckingham, to Miss A. M. Hare, of Ipswich.-Robert Dell, esq. of Aylesbury, to Miss Chapman, of Muckleover.-Mr. Cheney, of Aylesbury, to Miss Rolls, of Islington.- Mr. B. Turner, of Aylesbury, to Mrs. Potter, of Chesham.

Died.] At Reading, in London-street, Mr. Bailey. In Castle-street, suddenly, Mr. Couch.

At Windsor, 73, Mr. Money.
At Aylesbury, 78, Mr. J. Barlow.

At Eton, 24, Mr. C. Ingalton, generally lamented.

At Walton, 25, Mr. J. Hatch.-At Selwood-park, 48, Mary, wife of George Linson, esq.

BEDFORDSHIRE AND HERTFORDSHIRE.

The Earl of Bridgwater patriotically employs no less than seven hundred labourers on his estate at Aylesbridge, Herts. His Lordship, to his credit, has been impelled to this by his humanity and benevolence.

Married.] Mr. G. Simpson, of Hertford, to Miss Ware, of Chatham.-Mr, Gamby,

of Bedford, to Miss S. Green, of Lambeth. The Rev. G. Mason, of Anstye, to Miss M. Baker, of Cawston.

Died.] At Ware, 37, Mrs. Adcock, of Haverhill, suddenly.

At Delrow, Lieut. Col. L. C. Dalrymple, C. B. 15th Hussars.-At Apsley Guise, Mary, widow of William Adams, esq. late of Knights'-house, Middlesex.-At Silstor, John Edwards, sen. esq.-At Luton, 76, Mrs. Collett.

NORTHAMPTON.

Married.] Mr. R. Crane, of Northampton, to Miss H. Cathrall, of Liverpool. The Rev. J. Stoddart, A. M. vicar of Pateshall, to Miss Anne Amfield, of Northampton.Mr. T. Hall, of Hanslade, to Miss E. Evans, of Catesby.

Died.] The Rev. A. Vade, of Harding

stone.

CAMBRIDGE AND HUNTINGDON.

An observatory is about to be established at Cambridge; nine thousand pounds have already been subscribed.

The Court of Chancery has ordered that three Craven University Scholarships shall be established, at a stipend of 501. each..

Married.] Mr. R. Cullidge, to Mrs. Mitchell, both of Cambridge. Mr. J. Haslock, of Ely, to Miss Elizabeth Pigott. Mr. C. Stevenson, to Miss M. Chambers, both of Newmarket.—Mr. E. Cooch, of Wisbech, to Miss White, of Thorney-Mr. J. C. Davenport, of St. Ives, to Miss H. Cross, of Witchford.

Died.] At Cambridge, in Christ Collegelane, 87, Mrs. Banyard.-In Silver-street, 42, Mrs. J. Haycock.-81, Mr. J. Yorke.-53, Mrs. Matthews.

At Wisbech, 49, Mr. J. Aldis.

At Eynesbury, Mrs. Wells.-At Chesterton, 32, Mrs. Overton, of Cambridge.

NORFOLK.

A very praiseworthy petition for its liberality, and exhibition of principles free from the trammels of creeds and ceremonies (as the only sure guides) was lately forwarded from a body of the clergy of Norwich to the House of Commons, in behalf of the Roman Catholics of the empire. We include it in our pages as a mark of our admiration of men, who love principle more than interest.

"We, the undersigned, being clergy of the established Church of England, in the diocese of Norwich and county of Norfolk, beg leave to approach your honourable house with the expression of our feelings upon the subject of those claims which are now again to be brought before parliament by our fellow subjects of the Roman Catholic persuasion.

"Grateful for the protection which we ourselves have so long enjoyed, and confident that the same regard to the interests of the established religion, which has hitherto been displayed by the legislature, will continue to guide their measures, we should have remained silent upon this occasion, had not a cousiderable

considerable body of our professional brethren in this diocese come forward, with groundless alarm, as it appears to us, to oppose even the consideration of those claims by parliament. From their opinions upon this point, as well as from their present mode of proceeding, we entirely dissentwe feel no such alarm; on the contrary, we wish these claims to receive from your honourable house the fullest consideration, and we trust that the result of such consideration will accord with the wishes of every friend of Civil and Religious Liberty.

"It is not for us to dictate in any way to your honourable house; but we hope that it will not be deemed presumptuous in us to express our decided opinion, that a mild and conciliatory system of policy towards all classes of its subjects is, under Providence, the best and surest support of every government; and that as, in a free government like our own, nothing but a necessary regard to the safety of the established constitution can justify the enactment of any laws of a restrictive nature, and especially in matters of religion, so ought such laws to remain no longer than the occasion which called for them may continue to require."

Married.] Mr. Skippon to Miss E. Savage, both of Norwich. Mr. J. Funnell, of Norwich, to Miss Dix, of Aylesham.—Mr. Nixon, to Miss Cox.-Mr. H. Fife, to Miss Hammond all of Lynn. Mr. J. Murrell, of Caston, to Miss S. Wibday, of Carbrooke.Mr. Vipond, of Hardwick, to Miss L. Knight, of Pulham.

Died.] At Norwich, in St. Giles's, 77, Mrs. Culley.-In King-street, in her 104th year, Mrs. Laney, widow of the Rev. B. L. rector of Mulbarton. In St. Martin's-palace, Mr. Harris. In Magdalen-street, 41, Mr. W. Crowe. In St. Peter's Mancroft, Mrs. Cooper.-56, Ann, wife of William Unthank, esq. deservedly lamented.

At Yarmouth, 68, Capt. J. Dunkin.—56, Mrs. E. Bly.-90, Mr. W. Nicholls, 26, Mrs. R. Pawlett.-46, Mrs. C. Porrett.-33, Mr. J. Solomon.

At Broome, 56, Mrs. Gibbons.-At East Dereham, Mr. J. Furness.-At Haddiscoe, 30, Mr. Disney.-At Downham, Mr. Denny. At Rollesby, 80, Mr. T. Sewell.-At Fakenham, Mr. C. Dennis.-At Great Ellingham, 21, Mrs. M. A. Barnard.-At Kenninghall, 90, Mr. J. Reeve, lamented.

SUFFOLK.

A botanic garden on an extensive scale bas lately been established at Bury St. Edmund's.

Married.] Mr. R. Graves, to Miss Otley, both of Bury.-Mr. S. Eastaugh, to Miss Hammond. Mr. P. Sampson, to Miss Bennett, both of Ipswich.-The Rev. J. Lucas, of Mendlesam, to Miss F. B. Day, of Norwich.-Mr. T. Tuthell, jun. to Miss Seaman, both of Blythburgh.-Mr. J. Clark, of Wyverstone, to Miss Flowerdew, of Bacton. •Died.] At Bury, 36, Mrs. T. Houghton.

In St. Mary's-square, Charles Blachley, esq. At Ipswich, 59, Mr. N. Manby.

At Stowmarket, Mrs. Brown, widow of the Rev. Jabez B.

At Lowestoft, 47, Henry Humphries, esq.

At Heveningham, 32, Mrs. Carley.—At Halesworth, 77, Mrs. S. Smith.-At Gorleston, 73, Mr. W. Luke.-At Bardwell, 87, Mrs. Suffield. At Easton, 90, Mrs. Hill.At Long Melford, Mr. J. Clark, and Mr. T. Clark. At Finningham, at an advanced age, Mr. D. Garrard.

ESSEX.

A petition was lately forwarded to the House of Commons from the occupiers of land in various parts of this county, praying that the late additional duty on malt may be discontinued, as it was found highly detrimental to their interests.

Married.] Mr. Charles Heard, of Colchester, to Miss F. Revett, of Kelvedon.—Mr. J. O. Carr, of Colchester, to Miss S. Wright, of Derby.-Mr. C. Brown, to Miss Tayler, both of Romford.-Mr. T. Woodfine, of Hornchurch, to Miss Cumbers, of Southweald.—Mr. T. Allen, of Halstead, to Miss Maid, of Writtle.

Died.] At Colchester, Mr. J. Chambers.50, Mrs. Holdich.-In Priory-street, 63, Mrs. M. Josselyn.

At Chelmsford, 84, Mr. J. Marryan.
At Epping, Mr. J. Black.

At West Doyland, Miss E. Verlander.At Helstead, 73, Elizabeth Greenwood, one of the Society of Friends, deservedly lamented. At Porter's-hall, Stebbing, William Hills, esq.-At Springfield, Mrs. Grainger.—At Weathersfield parsonage, 75, Mr. J. Firmin.

KENT.

'Within the month, considerable disturbance and apprehension were occasioned at Dover, by the appearance of four or five hundred men, women, and boys, armed with scythes, pickaxes, staves, and bludgeons. Their object was an attack at the gaol, which they speedily demolished: all the prisoners were liberated; and they bore away several persons, their friends, who had been confined on a charge of smuggling.

The corporation of Canterbury have lately presented the freedom of the city to Marquis Camden for giving up the emoluments of his office, Teller of the Exchequer, for the public good.

Married.] Mr. Gammon, to Miss Cawfords. Mr. S. Brooks, to Miss E. Beasley : all of Canterbury.—Mr. J. Hartley, to Miss A. Peake, both of Dover.-John Carnell, esq. to Miss L. Scoones, both of Tonbridge. -John Leeds, esq. of Ashford, to Miss L. Mussared, of Broadstairs.-Jonathan Croft, esq. to Miss A. Fitch, of Deal. The Rev. J. Ruse of Northbourn, to Miss Charlotte Warden, of Richmond.-Mr. J. Brungar, to Miss M. A. Dunk, both of Tenterden. Mr. G. Pettet, of Great Chart, to Miss Hills, of Ashford.-Mr. J. Hurst, to Miss A. Chris. topher, both of Broadstairs.