CROSSE, Miss, in Hunter-street, Brunswick-sq. 15-Cholmondeley, W. esq. 29-Cock, Mrs. at Richmond-Mrs. Cloves, Clarges-street-Champain, J. esq. in Glocester-place-Coutts, T. esq. in Strattonstreet, 87-Conant, Sir Nathaniel, Portland-place, 76-Champain, John, esq, late of the Bengal Civil Service. D

DELAMAIN, HENRY, esq in Berner's-street, 94Dunkin, Lady, in Portland-place-D'Aubant, Mrs. Devonshire-place-Dawes, John, esq of Highbury. EDMUNDS, Mr. of the East India-house, 23-Ellis, William, esq. in North-street, Westminster.

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BEDFORDSHIRE.

The Duke of Bedford has made a reduction of from 15 to 30 per Cent. in his rental.

Births.] Lady Osborne, of a son.

Marriages.] At Oundle, Mr. R. Weed, to Mrs, Cleridge-At Mandlin, G. J. Squibb, Esq. of London, to Miss E. F. Mayler

Deaths] At Peterbro', Mr Julian-Bedford, Mr Lilburne Odell Castle, Earl of Egmont, 85-Bedford, John Cooch, Esq. 70.

BERKSHIRE.

An accidental fire at Windsor, destroyed a stable and eight tenements.-The king has appointed the Rev. H. Pearson, D. D., to the vicarage of St. Helen in Abingdon, and to the Chapelry of Badley and Drayton, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. C. Sumner. There are now living in the town of Wokingham, 67 persons from the age of 75 to 90; viz. 23, from 75 to 90; being in the proportion of 1 in 20 of the whole population.

Births.] Binfield, Mrs Henderson of a daughterMaidenhead, Mrs. Pigott, of a son-Woodley Lodge, Mrs. Wheeble, of a son-Coley Park, Mrs. Monk, of

a son

Marriages.] At Hungerford, Mr. H. Carpenter, to Mrs. Newberry-at Woolhampton, Mr. W. Binfield, to Miss Wilkins-at Finchampstead, Mr. J. Clacey, to Mrs. Bannister-at Reading, Mr. T. Armstrong, to Miss Bullock

Deaths.] At Silwood-park, G. Simpson, esq.-at Newbury, Mr. J. Wilkins-at Wallingford, Mr. T. Bradley-Miss, M. E. Nath-at Reading, Mrs. Relict, of H. Deane, esq.-Sir Henry C. Englefield, bart. Mrs. E. Jeary-Mr. Thos. Webb.

BUCKINGHAM.

A wing of Walcot Abbey has been destroyed by fire, occasioned by the negligence of a painter's man letting a quantity of varnish take fire.-The Duke of Buckingham has deducted 20 per Cent. from his his rents. On Thursday night, Fingest church was broken into and robbed of the Communion cup, the basin and ewer, a bottle of wine and the surplice.

Births.] At Downhead-hall, Lady of C. J. Tynte, esq. of a son.

Marriages.] At Great Horwood, Rev. R. Tomkins, to Miss L. Preedy, of Winslow-at Ashton Abbot, H. Palmer, esq. to Miss M. Keane of Spring Gardens.

Deaths.] At Aylesbury, Mr. Jones-Mr. J. Fellat Stoke Mandeville, Miss Webb.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.

At the election of a librarian to this University in the room of the late Dr. Clarke; the Rev. J. Lodge, M.A. Fellow of Magdalen College, was elected by a majority of 26.—A grace has passed the senate to appoint the Vice-Chancellor the Bishop of Bristol, Dr. Thackery, Prof.

Calvert. Prof, Sedgwick, Mr. Hughes, and Mr. Francis a Syndicate, to take into consideration the offer which has been made to the University by the executors of the late Dr. Clarke, of his valuable collection of minerals, and to report thereon to the senate.A meeting of the freeholders and inhabitants of this county was held "for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of again petitioning for a Reform of the Commons' House of Parliament, as the most effectual means of relieving the present agricultural distress, and securing the future prosperity of the kingdom."- -The attendance was pectable and numerous; but the great majority of the country gentlemen were not present.

Births.] At Clapton, Mrs. Tickell, of a son.

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Marriages.] At Cambridge, Mr. Woods, to Miss Ellis-at St. Agnes, Mr. Step. King, to Miss S. Cave -at Elham, Mr. C. Taylor, to Miss Taberham-at March, Mr. G. Beeby, to Miss Stafford-at Papworth, Mr. S. King, to Miss Cane

Deaths.] At Cambridge, D. E. Clarke, L. L. D.Mrs. Wicks-at Great Staughton, Mr. R. Cant, 21at Cambridge, Miss A. M. Thompson-at Wisbeach, Mrs. R. Ward-at Barnwell, Mrs. Prior

CHESHIRE.

John White, Esq. of this city, has reduced his rental 20 per Cent.- -At Stockport fair the show of cattle was very considerable. Good draught and saddle horses sold well. Some arrangements have already been made for an union of the Sunday Schools among the dissenters.

Births.] At Chester, Lady of W. Hanmer, esq. of a daughter-Lady of T. Baxter, esq. of a son-at Bowden, Mrs. Jackson, of a son.

Marriages.] At Chester, W. Lawrence, esq. of Southampton, to Miss A. William-at Buncoln, Sir J. M. Priddle, bart. to Miss Brook, Norton Priory-M. J. Brimelon, of Warrington, to Miss Haslamat Waverton, Mr. Green, of Chester, to Miss Harrison-at Over, Mr. Dodgson, of Winford, to Miss Sestow-James Bulmer, esq. to Miss M. Blackburn -at Stockport, Mr. P. Brown of Norris, to Miss Jepson-at Nerquis, Mr. Rich. Jones, of Mold, to Miss E. Parry-at Warmingham, Mr. Taylor, of Budworth, to Miss Berner-at Knutsford, Mr. C. Hall, to Miss S. Dean

Deaths.] At Outrington, Mr. S. Southam-at Chester, Mrs. Ayrton-at Nantwich, Rev. R. Smith -at Grange, Relict of W. Glegge, esq.-at Heaton Norris, Mr. J. Hulme, 89-at Edgely, Mrs. Hydeat Wirksworth, P. Gell, esq.

CORNWALL.

At Sir Christopher Hawkins' mine, a plate of silver has been extracted which weighed nearly 400 lbs., producing 2 and 3 such pieces a month Some time since was found near Boscarne, in the parish of Bodmin, a gold fish-hook, size No. 3, in the bed of an old river, where some men were working for tin; and not far from the same spot were taken up several Roman coin of the reigns of Vespasian, and some of the latter emperors, &c. The whole are in possession of Robert Flamank, Esq. of Bodmin, the land-owner.Liskead fair

presented a most deplorable picture of the distressed state to which the agricultural interest is reduced; the sale was dull, and the prices low beyond all precedent.A requisition signed by upwards of 400 owners and occupiers of land in Cornwall, has been sent to the High Sheriff of the county, requesting him to call a meeting to consider of the present distresses of all classes; and of the agricultural interest in particular.A number of very fine pilchards were taken off the coast of Corn

wall, and sold in the markets last week. This is a very extraordinary occurrence, as the general time for taking these fish is towards autumn.

Births.] At Truro, Mrs. J. Ferris, of a daughter -at Newport, Mrs. Martin, of a daughter-at Port Lane, Mrs. Thomas, of twins-at Launceston, Mrs. Hooper, of twins-at Gomeluck, Mrs. J. Snell, of a daughter.

Marriages.] At St. Brcock, Mr. W. Legoe, to Miss R. Cleave Trelill.

Deaths.] At Launceston, Mrs. Penwarden-Mr. J. Blatchford-at Menheniot, Mr. P. Courtney-at Liskeard, Mr. Belman-at Michelstow, Mr. J. Bastard-at Penzance, Mr. E. Morgan-Mr. J. Dennis,

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CUMBERLAND.

Warwick Hall estate, near Carlisle, was sold to Mr. Parker, of Manchester, for 45,000l.

Births.] At Carlisle, Mrs. Dobbinson, of a son. Marriages.] At Carlisle, Mr. J. Fiddler, to Miss A. Lewthwaite Holden Dunbabin, esq. įlieutenant in the East India Company's Service, Bombay, to Alice Knowles, of Kendal-at Workington, Mr. E. Rickerby, to Miss F. Bell, of West Field.

Deaths.] At Mill-hill, Mrs. Peele-at Egremont, Mrs. E. Jackson-at Maryport, Mrs. E. Smith-at Alonby, Mr. W. Graham-at Carlisle, Mr. L. Smith -at Kirkendbright, J. Thompson, esq.-at Broadlie, R. Montgomrie, esq.-at Whitehaven, Sir H. C. Englefield, bart.-Mrs. Rothery-Mrs. M. Black.

DERBYSHIRE.

The prices of beer and ale are lowered one penny per quart all over the country. Births.] At Thulston Grange, Mrs. Darwin, of a Son-at Walton Rectory, Mrs. Hobart of a son.

Marriages.] At Chesterfield, Mr. Sampson, to Miss M. Cartledge-Mr. Turner, of Walton, to Miss Drabble-at Dronfield, Mr. Samuel Lucas, to Miss Robinson Sheffield-at Staunton-by-bridge, M. W. Smithard, of Repton, to Miss E. Rateliffeat Swarkstone, Mr. Fisher to Miss A. Higgen-at Ashbourne, Mr. G. Ward, to Miss A. DrabbleMr. C. Howard, to Miss S. Acton-Mr. J. Cheadle, to Miss M. Barker,

Deaths.] At Derby, Mr. Wm. Parker, Manchester Mrs. Ellis-Mr. J. Knighton-at Chesterfield, Mr. E. Wright-Mr. Brown-at Overton-hall, Mrs. E. Milnes, 38-at Riber, Anthony Haynes, esq. of Kingston Jamaica-at Alfreton Lodge, Mrs. Wood -at Uttoxeter, Miss Swinson-at Caldwell, Mr. T. Pratt at Leech, Mrs. Lucas-at Southwell, G. Hodgkinson, esq.

DEVONSHIRE.

From the Report of the Committee of the Plymouth Asylum for Female Penitents, established in 180S, which is now about to be abolished, being completely nugatory; it appears, that the Rev. Dr. Hawker, his family, and friends, bave contributed to the funds the sums of 2,3721.

148. 1d.; of which, 1,1237. 6s. 3d. was the result of sermons preached by Dr. H. in behalf of the charity.- -Considerable distress has been experienced in Plymouth and its neighbourhood, by the discharge of a number of workmen from the Breakwater. Col. the Hon. J. H. Stanhope, is elected a Member in Parliament for the Borough of Dartmouth.

Births.] At Exeter, Mrs. Cornish, of a son-Mrs. W. P. Pope, of a daughter-at Plymouth, lady of R. Barnes, esq. of a son-at Cullompton, lady of Frederic Leigh, esq. of a son-at Honiton, the lady of the Rev. H. A. Hughes, of a son.

Marriages.] At Exeter, Mr. W. Furneaux to Miss Blachford-Mr. E. Robarts, aged 35, to Mrs. Anna Gow, aged 77, obliged to be taken to church in a sedan chair, followed by a juvenile crowd who cheered the happy couple with loud huzzas-at Dawlish, Rev. G. W. Curtis, vicar of Leominster, to Miss Perkins-at Sidmouth, T. M. Carter, esq. to Miss Bedford, near Topsham-at Tavistock, Mr. Briant, to Miss Bennet, of Dart-moor, the youthful bride was accompanied to the altar by a blooming virgin of 74, and the sprightly bridegroom was led to the sacred edifice by a brother warrior, (Mr. David Hogg) aged 73; the united ages of the parties amounted to 306 years.

Deaths.] At Exeter, Mr. J. Campion-at Plymouth Dock, Mrs. Wrayford -at Tiverton, Mrs. Gloyns-at Ilfracombe, Capt. W. Walker-at Exmouth, Mrs. Bastard-at Sidmouth, H. C. Ramus, esq.-at Mount Phasant, Mr. G. Beal-at Haven Banks, Mr. T. Gray.

DORSETSHIRE.

The Rev. Thos. Hooper appointed to the Rectory of Yatton Keynell.

Births.] At Pool, the wife of Mr. Wm. Betalick of a son, being her twenty-sixth child-at Osmingtow, Lady of Rev. Archdeacon Fisher of a son-at Donhead Hall, Lady of C. J. K. Tynte, esq. of a son. · Marriages.] At Sherborne, Capt. Tewkesbury to Miss R. Jerrard. Mr. G. Fudge, to Miss P. Robbins -at Shaftsbury, Mr. J. Bardileau, of London, to Miss M. Woodcock-at Dawlish, Rev. G. W. Curtis, to Miss C. D. Perkins-at Ilminster, Mr. J. Francis, to Miss Loring-at Yetminster, Rev. J. Ayres to Miss S. Partridge-at Chard, C. Haydon, R. N. to Miss Lincoln-at Southstoke, Rev. F. C. Johnson, to Miss Brooke of Bath

Deaths.] At Bridport, Mrs. Edwards-at Somerset, Miss E. Carter-at Beaminster, Sam. Cox, esq. -at Yeovill, Lady of H. Penny, esq.-at Axminster, Mrs. Coombs-at Wimbourn, Surgeon Druitt-at Dorchester, Wm. Chalmondy, esq.-at Sherborne, Mrs. M. Gear, Mrs. A. Ford-at Charlton Horethorne, Messrs. I. and J. Williams (brothers)-at Wells, Mrs. Rossiter-Mr. Wm. Say-Mr. James (solicitor)

DURHAM.

Colonel Walker, of the City of Durham, has been appointed governor of St. Helena.

-On the 26th March, the celebration of the memory of Shakspeare was held at the Golden Lion, Sunderland. The chair was taken by Stephen Kemble, Esq.

Births.] At Bishopwearmouth, the lady of R. Webster, of a son.

Marriages.] At Corkffeld, Mrs. J. Smurthwaite to Miss M. Bradley-at Yofforth, Mr. R. Oastler, to Miss Webster-at Newcastle, Mr. Edward Fenwick, to Hannah Etrington, of Lintz Hall.

Deaths.] At Alston, Mr. J. Dobson-at Featherstonehaugh, Mrs. Featherstonehaugh-at Blyth, Mr. T. Winship-at Newcastle, Mrs. M. Thompson -at Houghton-le-Spring, Mr. C. P. Spiers-at North Shields, Mrs. Spence-at Northallerton, E. Hare, esq.-at Broom-Hall, Mr. Robert Richardson, jun.-at Giles-gate, Mr. J. Pickering.

ESSEX.

The Rev. J. Thomas M. A. instituted to the Vicarage of Burstead.

Births.] At Colchester, the lady of Dr. Holt, of a daughter at Sailing Hall, the lady of Capt. W. H. Dobbie, R. N. of a daughter.

Marriages.] At Colchester, J.Osborne, esq. of Witham, to Mrs. C. Dowsing-at Harlow, Mr. C. Hall, to Mrs. Wright, of Romford-at Great Sailing, J. Humphrey, esq. of Lincoln's-inn, to C. D. Goodrich -at Maldon, R. E. Burrows, esq. to Miss C. A. Mitchell-at Falstead, Mr. W. Baker, of Mills, to Miss F. Nunn-at Beaumont, the Rev. W. Walford, of Colchester, to Miss A. Hutton-at Walthamstow, W. Fry, esq. to Miss S. Lee-at Mile-end Hall, W. Fisher, esq. of Boxhad Lodge, to Mrs. Posford.

Deaths. At Colchester, Miss Willis-Miss Round, of Birch Hall-Ongar, J. E. Scott, esq. at Chelsea-at Great Baddow, Mrs. Belcher-at Billericay, Mrs. M. Blencowe-at Hubard's Hall, Mr. E. S. Sims at Epping, Rev. E. Conyers-at Bamtree, Surgeon Dixon--at Moreton, Rev W. Wilson-at Bocking, Rev. C. Wakeham-at Shortgrove Hall, J. Smith, esq.-at Springfield, Mr. R. Coates-at Barrack House, S. the daughter of J. C rosse, God salve Crosse-at Ardleigh, Rev. Mr. Lugar-at Pine Hill, lieut.-col. Welsh-at Castle Heddingham, Miss Ardley-at Carr's Hill, Mrs. E. Bacon-at Newcastle, Mr. J. Tate-Frances, third daughter of Adm. Robert Montague-at Finchingfield Vicarage, Ann, eldest daughter of the Rev. James Westerman, M.A. GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

At Gloucester Fair, on Saturday last, there was a remarkably large shew of cattle of all sorts. The sheep Fair was numerously supplied, but little business done, and the prices very low for all descriptions. Good useful carriage horses sold more readily than of late, and at better prices. As to good nag horses very few made their appearance. Pigs were unprecedently plentiful, of all descriptions, and prices ruinously low.-Rev. Chas. Plegdell Neale Wilton, Curate of Awre, is selected a Fellow of the Cambridge Philosophical Society.The Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of this Diocese, has appointed John Burder, Esq. of Parliament St. Westminster, his Lordship's secretary in London, in place of C. Hoxton, Esq. appointed secretary to the Governors of Queen Ann's Bounty.-A strata of coal has been found near the forest of Dean, which is likely to afford an abundant supply to that district.

Births.] At Orgleworth, Lady of L. Clutterbuck, esq. of a son-at Stradford Cottage, Lady of E. G. Hallewell, esq. of a son-at Bisley, Mrs. Meansfield of a daughter-at Gloucester, Mrs. Shute of a son-at Newenham, Mrs. Nugent of a son-at Donhead Hall, Mrs. Tynte of a son.

Marriages.] At Gloucester, capt. W. P. Conningham, to Miss S. Gadsden-at Stench Combe, Mr. A. Bendal, to Miss Jenkins of North Nibley-at Chel tenham, Rev. W. J. Gilbert, M. A. to Miss A. Quarterly-at Churchdown, Mr. J. Tache, to Miss M. A. Mathews, Cheltenham-at Cascade-Gellygare, Mr. W. Perrott, to Miss Llewelyn Terry

Died.] At Gloster,Mrs. H. Chestow-at Cheltenham, Miss Butlin-R. Dodd, esq, Engineer-R. Bayzand, esq.-Jos. Watts, esq (solicitor) at Bathwick, Mr. S. J. Thomas-at Dursley, Mrs. Mary Blackwell-Mr. John Cam-at Tetbury, Mr. Wm. Coxat Littleworth, Mr. Obadiah Burgis-at Crokerton, Mr. J. Graham-at Badminton, Lord H. Somerset, third son of he Duke of Beaufort.

HAMPSHIRE.

The king of France has presented to Mr. John Wood (son of capt. Wood of Southampton) a rich silver medal, for jumping over board in a gale of wind, and saving the life of a French pilot at Havre Road. Rev. C. J. Milcham, ordained Pastor to the Baptist congregation at Port

sea.

Births.] At Southampton, lady of J. Steward esq. of a daughter-at Portsmouth, lady of Capt. R Smith, R. N. of a son-at Portsea, Anne, wife of Captain Baynes.

Marriages.] At Southampton, Mr. H. Adams, to Miss Chandler-at Lymington, C. C. Parks, esq. to Miss F. S. Archer-at Winchester, Mr. James Godshell, to Miss Wise-at Fareham, E. Handcock, esq. to Miss C. Chads, Chichester at Millbrook, Mr. R. Young, Southampton, to Mrs. Dowbiggin-at Alverstoke, Mr. J. Harding, to Miss J. Carter, of Winchester at Newshot, Rev. F. Ford, M. A. to Miss M. Neale.

Deaths.] At Winchester, M. Budd-Mr. SmithRev. C. Gauntlet-at Crux Easton, Rev. J. B. Walkin at New Forest, Mr. J. Wingrove, Bath-at East Trestend, Rev. J. Williams-at Milford, C. E. Haywood, R. N.-at Portsmouth, A. Kelly, esq. barrister at Portsmouth, Mrs. Diddamp-at Cold frey, Miss C. Newton Lee-at Wist Meon, Mr. F. Martin at Swathling, Mrs. D. Ware-at Gosport, at Mr. J. White-at Alresford, Mr. R. Waight-at Meoustoke, Mrs. A. Merchant-at North Warnborough, Mrs. Dugget, 100-at Odeham, Mrs. Wyete-at Hinton-house, Mrs. Heysham-at South Sea, Mrs. Webb-at Southampton, Miss Montagu.

HEREFORDSHIRE.

The intention of establishing a Warm Bath at Hereford, has met with great encouragement.-At Hereford Easter Fair, on Wednesday last, the shew of cattle was the largest ever seen at that mart, and there was also the greatest number of buyers; the sale was heavy at reduced prices. Of sheep there was but a scanty supply, yet equal to the demand. Horses were not very plentiful; and good nags, and useful cart-horses, met with a ready sale at rather an advance in price. The Annual Cattle Market at Kingston, Herefordshire, contained a fine and large show of good animals, which were nearly all sold at rather better prices than have been obtained at neighbouring fairs. The At Ledbury Fair there was a large and remarkably fine show of cattle, but the sale was very dull-At Leint wardine second annual new fair, there was a good shew of fine cattle, which were nearly all disposed of.

Marriages At Garraway, Mr. J. Watkins, to Miss Herbert of Demesne-at Marstone, Mr. W. Bishop, to Miss Catmero.

Deaths.] At Hereford, Mr. T. Jones-at Staunton Park, Jas. King, esq.-at Hereford, Miss E. Thomas of Ludlow-Clifton, Miss L. B. Chinn, at London -at Hereford, Mrs. Lucy Napleton, aged 80-at Stanton Park, James King, esq. aged 91.

HERTFORDSHIRE.

Hertford Fair was exceedingly dull and heavy; a great quantity of lean cattle, but few buyers.

Births.] At Wheathamstead, the lady of the Rev. G. T. Pretyman, of a son

Marriages.] At Dry Drayton, Mr. Gosset, of Waterbeach, to Elizabeth Fiske-at Maudlin, G. 1. Squibb, Esq. London, to Miss T. L. Myler

Deaths.] At Hertford, Mr. H. A. Davis, Post-Mas ter-Trogmore, Mr. W. R. Hudson, at Maderia -at Wideal Hall, Miss M. Ellis-at Hereford, Mr. J. Evans-at Hamells, Mr. Matthew Waddelow.

HUNTINGDONSHIRE.

The fair on the 26 ult. was the largest we ever recollect to have seen. There was a good deal of business done. Several pens of sheep fetched as high prices as have been obtained of late; good horses also sold well.

Marriages.] At Peterborough, Mr. Mitchell, to Miss Knihh-Mr. Belamy, to Miss Ashworth-at Papworth, Mr. S. King, to Miss Cave

Deaths.] AtFoulmire Mill, Mrs. Tilbrook-at Neatished, the Rev. A. Barwick-at Moreton, the Rev. W. Wilson, B. D.-at St. Ives, Miss Jane Paul-at Barnwell, Mrs. Prior

KENT.

The Annual Easter Plate, was run for on Barham Downs, and won by Mr. Easton's Brown horse, Creeper.

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large wheat stack on Darley's Court Farm was set fire to, the property of Mr. Chapman.-A New Compass, invented by Mr. William Clark, Chatham, is likely to prove of great utility to mariners.A legacy of 501. is bequeathed to the Kentish Hospitals by Mr. I. Pope.The Lord Chancellor has appointed James Bourne, Judge of Ramsgate, Kent, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.The School at Tunbridge. by a late decision of the Court of Chancern, has become possessed of an income of 4,000l. a year; and upwards of 10,0007 in hand. On the 26th ult. a straw stack containing 60 loads, standing in the yard of Mr. Baker, of Gravesend, was discovered to be on fire, supposed to be the act of some incendiaries.

Births.] At Brison's, near Canterbury, the Marchioness of Ely, of a son-at Shoreness, lady of Capt. R. Thompson, R. E. of a son-at Bishopsbourn, Hon. Mrs. H. Percy, of a son, still born.

Marriages.] At Canterbury, Mr. W. Pearson Sittingbourn, to Miss M. Pavies-T. W. Rowlands, to Miss M. Davis-at Stockburry, Mr. J. Bourne, to Miss Brean-at Romney, Mr. Wagstaff, Canterbury, to Miss Woodman-at Maidstone, Mr. T. Sampson Shepherd, to Miss Prentice-at Norchester, Mr. E. Tomkins, to Miss T. Stewart Carlowat Folkstone, Mr. J. Hodges, to Miss H. Eastwickat Dover, Mr. J. Blake, to Miss Pilcher-at Bedenham, D. P. Wildbore Surgeon, to Miss F. S. Lawrence-at Blackheath, J. Savage, esq. to Miss E. Perkinson-at Greenwich, Mr. H. Sawkins, to Miss Ritchie.

Deaths.] At Canterbury, Mr. B. Smith, of Lon. don-Lieutenant J. Elwyn, 31st regiment—at Dover, Mrs. Norwood-Mr. H. Hamilton-at Folkstone, Mrs. Wilson-at New Romney, Mrs Mate--at Lydd, Mrs. Chister-at Tenderden, Mr. Fielder and Mrs. Assister.

LANCASHIRE.

The Rev. R. Noble appointed to the vicarage of Whaley, and the Rev. J. W. Whittaker to the vicarage of Blackburn.

-As Mr. Canning will resign his seat in Parliament previously to his departure for India as Governor General, it is reported in Liverpool, that E. B. Wilbraham, Esq. will become a candidate to represent that Borough. It is said, that a subscription is entered into by a party to support an opposition candidate.

Births.] At Halton Hall, lady of R. H. Bradshaw, Esq. of a son.

Marriages] At Liverpool, Mr. H. Robinson, to Miss M. A. Ellison-Capt. J. Williams Eleanor, to Miss E. Roberts-Hon. Chas. Percy, to Miss Greathead, the rich heiress-Rich. Tetley, esq. to Miss S. Wilkinson, Westmoreland-Mr. E. Lawrence, to Miss H. Ashton. The bride was led to the altar dressed simply in her chemise, under the vulgar error, that it will secure the husband from becoming liable to her debts-at Lancaster, Mr. J. Kendrick, to Miss B. Smith-at Manchester, Mr. Samuel Morrill, to Miss Wright, of Leeds-at Pretwick, Mr. R. Padmore, to Miss E. Ogdon-at Delph, Mr. T. Shaw of Dale, to Miss A Shaw-at St. Michaels, Rev. Wm. Hesketh, to Miss Satterthwaite

Deaths] At Liverpool, Mr. W, Tyner-Mrs. Curry -Mr. Benj. Hellistine, drowned at sea-Mr. E. Patrick, at Bordeaux-Miss Hinde-at Manchester, Mr. S. Fletcher-J. Hardwick, esq. at Lima-Relict, of H. Worrell, esq. at Hot Wells-at Prestow, Rev. J. Atkinson, Catholic priest-Mrs. Woodcock-Mr. J. Threlpal-at Clayton Hall, Mr. R. Lomax-at Oldham, W. Chippendale, esq.at Huntroyd, Le Gendre Starkie, esq.-at Black Field House, lieut. col. Logan in the 65th year of his age.

LEICESTERSHIRE.

The Croxton Park races were extremely well attended, and there was some good running A True Bill was found by the Grand Jury, at Leicester Assizes, against the Rev. John Towne, for the wilful murder of Miss Wright, of Bottesford, the particulars of which have already appeared.

Marriages] At Leicester, Mr. W. Healey, to Miss Alshop-at Claybrook, Mr. W. Varnam, to Miss Walker, of Wistow-at Ashby Folville, Mr. T. Black to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. Brown, of Melton Mowbray.

Deaths] At Leicester, Mrs. Wheatley-Mrs LeeMr. G. Codwell-at Barkley-hall, Mr. R. H. Pochin -at Rothley-house, Mr. Bywater-at Thringstone, Mr. W. Brown-at Thrussington Grange, William the eldest son of Mr. J. Lewis

LINCOLNSHIRE.

Captain and Mrs. Banks have deducted ten per cent. from their rents.—Mr. Willians, elected for Lincoln, has given 1007. for the County Hospital and Lunatic Asylum -Lord Bayning has deducted ten per cent. from his rents.The smallpox rages dreadfully in Stamford at this time, and has done so for several weeks.

-Good home brewed ale is selling at most of the public-houses at Louth, at five-pence a quart, and at one of them at four-pence!

Births.] At Stamford, lady of Rev. C. Cookson of a son at Southwell, lady of E. R. T. Falkner, esq. of a son

Marriages] At Lincoln, Mr. J. Friend, to M. Welbury-Mr. Porter, to Miss Brown-at Boston, Mr. J. Gray, to S. Mattison-Mr. R. J. Buggs, to Miss M. Keigham-at Spalding, Mr. Molesworth, of Walpole, to Miss Hutchinson-at Louth, Rev. Mr. Soper, to Mrs. Sanford-at Addlethorpe, Mr. W. Eskrigg, to Miss A. Western of Westminster-at Newark, Mr. G. Gray of Bingham, to Miss H. Bradley-at Eur. Mag. Vol. 81. April 1822.

Great Salkeld, Rev. J. Lewis, to Miss Benson-at Great Hall, Mr. J. Watson, to Miss Easton-at Grimsley, Mr. J. Stovin, to Mrs. R. Sales - at Brampton Hall, Thos. Gee, esq. of Boston, to Miss Leman-at Dowsbey, Mr. A. Lawrence, of Lavington, to Miss Bruning, of Granby

Deaths.] At Lincoln Lieut. C. Probart, R. B.-at Boston, Mr. John Fox-at Great Grimsby, Mr. Wm. Peaseod-at Leasingham, Mrs. E. Gordon-at Langworth, Mrs. Cook-at Newark, Mr. R. Clark-Mrs. Pacy at Southwell, G. Hodgkinson, sen. esq.-at Market Rasen, Mr. R. Clarke-at Stamford Baron, Widow Ford, aged 72. The Christian name of the deceased's husband was Valentine, she was married on Valentine's day; and Valentine-day was the last of her life.

MONMOUTHSHIRE.

A Lead Mine has been discovered S.W. of Chepstow.In the Western parts of this County the refractory workmen have been encreased in number by some thousands from the Rock, Tredgar, Sherhowey, and Pont-y-pool Works.

Births.] At Usk, lady of W. Adams Williams, esq. of a daughter.

Marriages] at Abergaveney Castle, Baker Galb, esq. to Miss Stead, of Devonshire-street, London. Deaths.] At Monmouth, Mr. A. Hughes-at Chepstow, Mrs. Powell of Bristol

NORFOLK.

The New General Baptist Chapel at Norwich has been opened for Divine Worship. A threshing machine, the property of Mr. Brown, of Dichingham, was destroyed on the premises of Mr. Row, of Woodton.In pursuance of a requisition to the acting Magistrates, a Meeting was held in the Shire-hall at Walsingham, to take into consideartion" the propriety of presenting a petition to Parliament, on the subject of the present agricultural distress, and the total inadequacy of the measures already adopted for the relief thereof."-The resolutions and petition, were agreed to.-Pursuant to advertisement, a Meeting was held at Hackford, to take into consideration the distressed state of agriculture. The resolutions, after considerable discussion, were agreed to, as was a petition founded thereon.

Births.] At Swaffham, Lady Harriet Hoste, of a daughter-Mrs. W. Taylor of a son.

Marriages.] At Norwich, Mr. Robert Hooks, to Miss C. Hill-Mr. S. Jackson, to E. Plowman-Mr. B. Hygh, to Miss H. Nobbs-at Lynn, W. Everard, esq. of Norfolk, to Miss Bowker-at Lynn, Mr. W. Harris, of America, to Miss Glascock-Mr. G. Summers, to Miss M A. Dann-at Yarmouth, Captain T. Artis, to Miss E. Brixtield-Hockering, the Rev. E. J. Howman, to Miss M. Davison-at Fakenham, Mr. C. Taylor, to Miss Taberham-at Aylesham, Mr. Breese, to Miss H. Abbot-at Hickling, Mr. Thos. Burton, to Miss Gambling.

Deaths.] At Norwich, Mrs. E. Blakeley, of Suffolk-Mr. R. A. Chasteney-at Mancroft, Mr. John Seaman-Mrs. Susannah Adcock-at Kimberley, Mrs. T. Bays, of Yarmoth-at Lynn, Mr. Fraser Johnson-at Castleacre, Miss Young, 63-at Neatishead, Rev. A. Barwick-at Thetford, Mr. J. M. Norman-at Yarmouth, Mrs. S.Woods-at Gateacre Park, E. Acton Acton, esq. of Salop

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.

Marriages.] At Northampton, Mr. F. Mulliner, to Miss Manton, of Isham-at Newport Pagnell, Mr. Ayers, to Miss Cripps-at Westow, Mr. Ashley, of 3 D