one penny, paid at any post-office in the kingdom.

The Greenland Fishery has not been so unproductive as this season for many years. In 1820 the quantity of oil produced was 20,000 gallons;

in 1821, 17,000 gallons; and the present year less than 7,000 gallons.

It is an extraordinary fact, that the ship, Sir Godfrey Webster, is on the point of sailing for Bengal, with a cargo of Newcastle coal!

The Lady of the Rev. R. Salkeld, Fontwell-rectory, Dorset

The Lady of E. Colston, Esq. Shepton-mallet The Lady of J. Nethercoat, Esq. Haslebeech, Northamptonshire

The Lady of Major Denshire, Upper Cadoganplace

The Lady of Major Burrowes, Benarth, Carnarvonshire

The Lady of the Rev. E. P. Bossier, Cheltenham

The Lady of Lieut. Col. Youngson, Bowscar, Cumberland

The Lady of the Rev. Dr. Booker, Dudley Lady Glammis, Paulswalden, Herts, son and heir

The Countess of Minto, Minto-house, Roxburghshire

Lady W. Somerset, Ridge, near Sudbury The Lady of J. H. Whitmore, Esq. Rome-cot. tage, Monmouth

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cent, Camden-town

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The Lady of Col. Ross, Albany-barracks, Isle of Wight

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The Lady of Lieut. Col. Hogg, East India Company's Service

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Lady Paget, Fair Oak Lodge, near Petersfield The Lady of Sir J. Fellowes, Adbury-house, Hampshire

The Lady of J. Bishop, Esq. Woburn-place, Russell-square

The Lady of W. Holmes, Esq. Brookfield, near Arundle

The Lady of J. Cotton Worthington, Esq. Newston, Tunbridge Wells

The Lady of R. Ballard Johustone, Esq. Provender, near Faversham

The Lady of J, Woodford, Esq Devonshire-st. Portland-place

The Lady of E. Smith, Esq. Gordon-house
Kentish-town

The Lady of E. Forster, near Windsor
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The Lady of Henry Davis, Esq. Mecklenburgh-
square

Lady Elizabeth Toilemache, Englefield-green
Lady Augusta Fitzclarence, Kent-house,
Knightsbridge

The Lady of J. S. Jessopp, Esq. Albury-place, Cheshunt

The Lady of the Rev. W. Roy, Chaplain at Madras

The Lady of Mr. T. Bugden, Walworth

Ainsworth, Jesse, jun. esq. Wicken-hall, to Lees, Miss Hannah, Oldham

Allen, Capt. J. R.N. Christchurch, Surrey, to Shirley, Miss Mary

Alington, Rev. J. Little Barford, Beds. to

Plumer, Miss Eliza, Canons, Herts

Adams, Capt. C. R.N. Minto-house, N.B. to Brydone, Miss Elizabeth

Allan, Mr. Charles Stuart, Hay, to

Gardner, Mrs. widow of Major Gardner

Austin, John, esq. Clapton, to

Hobson, Miss Ellen, Markfield

Barrington, G. esq. East Dulwich, Surrey, to
Packer, Miss Elizabeth Treby
Bruen, Col. M.P. Oak-park, to

Kavannah, Miss Ann', Borris

Barlec, Rev. William, Barhain, Norfolk, to Lee, Miss Margaret, Dickleburgh, Norfolk Bartlett, Rev. John, Buckingham, to Reynolds, Miss, Bankhouse, Salop

Bingham, Mr. John Courcher, Hull, to
Jefferson, Miss Alathea, Hull
Bicknell, Henry, esq. to

Tabor, Miss Eliza, Walcot-place, Lambeth
Brotherton, Mr. W. Salter Lane, Leyland, to
Taylor, Miss Ellen, Chorley
Browne, Lieut. -Col. 23d Foot, to

Gray, Miss Louisa Anne, Durham Brenton, Sir Jahleel, Fetcham, to

Brenton, Mias Harriet, Halifax, Nova Scotia Bradley, Rev. W. Prebendary of Wells, to Barker, Miss Frances Maria, Barbadoes Bourne, C. esq. Cranbrook, to

Cook, Miss Mary

Bruckshaw, Joshua, esq. Bredbury, to

Prescott, Miss Susannah, Stockport Boery, Rev. W. Crawley, Flaxley Abbey, to Crawley, Miss C. Stowe, Northamptonshire Barnard, Mr. E, jun. Paternoster-row, to Chater, Miss Caroline, Cornhill Banks,T. Christopher, esq. Bank Newton, to Weston, Miss Harriett, Wilsley, Kent Cave, T. es. Yeovil, to

Templeman, Miss Mary, Buckland-street Campbell, F. Gardner, esq. Troup, Banffshire, to Duff, Miss Maria, Carnousie, Banffshire Clay, Wm. jun. esq. Russell-square, to

Dickason, Miss H. Montagu-st. Russell-sq. Crawford, Matthew, esq. Middle Temple, to Montagu, Miss Louisa M. Lackham-house Coombs, Mr. Henry, Frome, to

Payne, Miss Eliza, Frome
Coombs, Mr. James, Frome, to
Payne, Miss Sarah, Frome

Cook, Samuel Green, esq. Colchester, to
Linton, Miss Eleanor Maria, Fotheringhay
Cook, Saml. Alie-st. Goodman's-fields, to
Packer, Miss Elizabeth, Caliper's-hall, Herts.
Donald, Capt. J. Whitehall, near Glasgow, to
Grahame, Miss Ann, Whitehall
Durant, Rev. Thomas, Poole, to

Chandler, Miss Mary, London

Digby, Benjamin, Esq. Mountjoy-sq. Dublin, to
Inglis, Miss Sophia, Auchindinny

Davidson, Capt. Henry, in Cardiganshire, to
Morris, Miss Jane, Carmarthen

Dickinson, A. esq. to

Allen, Miss Eliza, Lewisham, Kent

Dunford, George A. esq. 19th Foot, to
Darby, Miss Emily Jane

Dando, Mr. John Jones, Bucklesbury, to
Cunningham, Miss Lydia, Bedford New-road
Eastham, Rev. F. Chester, to

Ward, Miss Jane, Chester

Elgood, Mr. John Gerrard, Wimpole-street, to Luff, Miss Alice Simpkin, Long-acre

Forbes, Capt, Henry, R.N. to

Home, Miss, daughter of Sir E. Home Fallowfield, Rev. J. Oldham, to

Gordon, Miss, ditto

Fell, Wm. Watling-street, to

Young, Miss, Great Surrey-street

Gramshaw, Capt. R. of the Bengal Artillery, to Bunn, Miss Sophia

Green, Rev. Thos. Fordham, Graveley Herts, to Lee, Miss Mary, Dickleburgh

Grellier, Mr. P, J. Wormwood-street, to

Goodall, Miss Margaret, Burton Latimer
Gordon, Dr. Theodore, St. George's, to
Barclay, Miss Elizabeth Bruce
Gregory, Mr. John, Lambeth, to

Herries, Miss E. Acton-place, Kingsland-rd. Girardot, Capt. C. A. Coldstream Guards, to Colnette, Miss Margaret C. Waltham Abbey Homfray, W. King's Hill, Monmouthshire, to Thompson, Miss Eliza Lee, Chichester Harrington, Mr. Henry, to

Wright, Miss E. Grenville-st. Russell-square Holland, Henry, M.D. Lower Brook-street, to Caldwell, Miss M. E. Linley Wood Staffords. Hillier, Henry Bentick Curry, esq. Rochester, to Lacey, Miss Ann

Henderson, Thos, esq. Long Burgh, to

Wilson, Mrs. Doughty-street

Haydon, Mr. Edward, Islington, to

Davies, Miss Maria Jane. Hackney

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Hutton, Mr. Thos. Cheapside, to

Morris, Miss Elizabeth, East Grinstead Hicks, Francis, esq. Bartlett's-buildings, to Owen, Mrs.

Jones, Rev. Charles, Pakenham, to
Quayle, Miss Mary, Bartonmere
Kain, Joseph, esq. to

Friend, Mrs. Clapham

Kenrick, Rev. G. Larkbear, near Exeter, to Bowring, Miss Margaret

Kenrick, Mr. Samuel, West Bromwich, to Kenrick, Miss Marianne

Lester, T. Y. esq. at Dumbarton Castle, to Ferrier, Miss Mary

Lynes, Rev. J. Elmley Lovett, Worcestersh. to Wynne, Miss C. S. Garthmeillo, Derbyshire Liverpool, the Earl of, Hampton-ct. palace, to Chester, Miss Mary

Lindsay, Mr. T. Dalby-terrace, City-road, to

Short, Miss, Frederick-place, Hampstead-rd. Lester, Thos. Young, esq. Royal Fusileers, to Ferrier, Miss Mary, Dumbarton Castle Littlewood, John, jun. Mr. Walworth, to Perkins, Miss Louisa

Langton, Mr. Henry, Maidenhead, Bucks, to Stephenson, Miss M. William-st, Blackfriars Monk, Rev. J. H. D.D. Dean of Peterboro' to Hughes, Miss Jane, Nuneaton, Warwickshirę Mahon, Dennis, esq. Norwich, to

Henrietta, daughter of the Bp. of Norwich Mennons, J. esq. Greenock Douglas,I. of Man, to Mills, Miss Catherine Ann

Mandeville, Viscount, St. James's, to

Sparrow, Miss, daughter of Lady O. Sparrow Marson, T. F. esq, Newington, to

Buckle. Miss Mary Ann, Mark-lane
Marman, Capt. John Sidmouth, Devon, to
Wilkins, Miss Elizabeth, Spitalfields
McMillan, Donald, esq. Lepaenstrath, to
Campbell, Miss Anne, Kintyre
Mickle, Capt. Wm. 88th Foot, Dublin, to
O'Dwyer, Miss Catherine Louisa, Dublin
Medley, George, esq. Keunington, to

Rich, Miss Elizabeth, Milton-next Gravesend Murray, A. esq. Gt. Russell-st. Bloomsbury, to Smith, Miss Ann, Aberdeen

Moyston, R. J. esq. Calcot-hall, Flintshire, to Thomas, Miss A. Church Leigh, Staffordshire Morphew, Mr. John, East India Service, to Cullen, Miss Susanna

Nokes, Mr. J. Woolwich, to

Haden, Mrs. Rosa, Dumfries
Powell, J. G. esq. Cambridge, to
Kellam, Miss Frances

Parker, Rev, John, South Petherton, to
Trenchard, Miss, Taunton

Parry, Rev. Frederick, Eastham, to
Ward, Miss Jane, Chester

Pusey, Philip, esq. Pusey, Burks, to
Herbert, Lady Emily

Potter, Mr. Cipriani, Mary-le-bone, to
Thompson, Miss

Prince, John, esq. Pentonville, to

Smith, Miss C. Whitecross-st. Cripplegate Robinson, T. H. esq. Bury St. Edmunds, to Hutchinson, Miss S. Lower Clapton Rolle, Right Hon. Lord, Huish, Devonshire, to the Hon. L. Trefusis, sister to Lord Clinton Ripley, Wm. esq. Liverpool, to

Parr, Miss Isabella, Fir Grove, Lancashire Rigby, Wm. esq. Hawarden, Flintshire, to Thomas, Miss Frances, Chester

Russell, Mr. J. Lant-street and Nelson-sq. to Hoby, Miss, St. James's-street

Row, Capt. T. Mevagissey, Cornwall, to M'Adam, Miss H. St. George's in the East Rawsthorne, W. H. esq. Doncaster, to Johnstone, Miss Eliza, Burr-st. Tower-hill Spedding, Mr. J. Penrith, at Gretna-green, to Burton, Miss Eleanor

Spurway, Rev. John, Barnstaple, to

Hole, Miss Elizabeth. Georgeham

Skeggs, John, esq. Farnborough, Kent, to
Morgan, Miss Mary, Crofton Hall

Temple, Mr. George, Guildhall, to
Weatherley, Miss Maria, Poultry

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Vaux, Mr Calvert Bowyer, Pudding-lane, to
Brickwood, Miss, Sutton
Wing, Thos. esq. Gray's Inn, to
Paternoster, Miss Mary Ann, Norfolk-street

Aldis, Lady, in Nelson-square, 42-Abbinger, Wm. (the Ipswich Fortune-teller)-Adey, Mrs. D. Gloucestershire-Alexander, Miss E. Piccadilly-Ackroyd, T. esq. Bradford, YorkshireAxford, J. Ludgate-hill, 88-Atkins, Hugh, esq. Moniac, Inverness, 57.

Browne, Lady A. in Gardiner's row, Dublin, 87-Brownlow, C. esq. of Brook-st. Bath, at his seat Largan, Ireland-Besson, Lieut. Charles, of the Royal Hospital, Greenwich, 85-Bee, Mrs. of Bankside, 69-Beauvoir, Louis Henri de Count du Roure and Marquis de Grisac, in Arundel-st. Strand-Brookbank, S. A. youngest son of the Rev. J. Brookbank, of Winkworth-buildings, City-road-Badcock, Mrs. S. at Sydenham, 60-Brewer, J. J. esq. at Graville, near Havre de Grace, late Adjutant of Tilbury-Fort-Brewer, Mr. W. Runcton, 38.

Cornell, Mrs. E. of Lawrence-st. Chelsea, 56 -Chester, R. eldest son of Sir Robt. Chester, of Bush-hall, Herts-Carne, C. at Truro, at the advanced age of 96-Conway, T. esq. New-place House, Southampton, 56-Collins, Rev. S. C. St. Johns, Exeter, 71-Cotes, Mrs. M. Peckham, 88-Cooper, Mrs. T. Henley-upon-Thames Christian, Mrs. K. Wigmore-st.

Dundonald, The Countess of, at Hammersmith-Dann, A. of Bond-st. 57-Dowding, W. esq. of Upper Thornhaugh-st. 70-Douglas, Miss M. A. at Ealing-Du Sable, Capt. C. 47Day, T. Sarratt, Herts, 13-Dalziel, W. Great James-st. Bedford-row- Dickenson, W. esq. Cumberland-place, New-road.

Earlom, Mr. R. Exmouth-st. Spa-fields, 80Elliott, Rev. Wm. Welford, WarwickshireEvans, Mrs. wife of Capt. H. Evans, Knightsbridge-Elliot, E. Peckham-Edwards, Mrs. R. Castle-st. Holborn.

Ffytche, L. D. esq. in Jermyn-st. 84-Farrar, Mrs. of Mecklenburgh-square-Fraser, W. E. only child of the Rev. H. Fraser, M.A. Rector of Woolwich-Forester, Rev. C. at Selby, 55Fonnerau, J. Z. esq. at Donay, formerly of the 20th Foot, aged 35-Foxcroft, Mrs. E. Southgate, 69-Foster, J. esq. High-green, 71-Fitzherbert, Miss J. Chichester, 65-Fowler, T. C. Surgeon, Sheerness,

Gurdon, Mrs. relict of the Rev. P. Gurdon, of Assington-hall, Suffolk, 66-Griffiths, J. esq. at Charmouth, Dorset, formerly Surgeon to the household of her late Majesty Queen Charlotte, and one of the Surgeons of St. George's Hos pital-Griffiths, J. esq. of Stamford-hill, Middlesex, & Doctor's Commons, London-Greaves, Miss R. at Tottenham-high-cross-Godbold, J. esq. Bury-St.-Edmonds, 93-Garrick, Mrs. re lict of the inimitable David Garrick, Adelphiterrace, aged 99 years-Gipps, J. fourth son of G. Gipps, esq. M.P. Howlett's, HerefordshireGrace, J. esq. Aylesbury-Gill, B. C. esq. Wyrardsbury, Bucks-Goodwin, T. B. Angel-court, Skinner-street-Gilpin, Wm. esq. East-Sheen Surrey, 64.

Hara, C. O. esq. at Nymphsfield—Hodgkins, Miss Mary, of Stoke Newington, 24, youngest daughter of the late Rev. G. Hodgkins-Hood, Mrs. wife of the Rev. R. W. Hood, of Roydon, Essex-Horton, Mrs. at Bango, widow of the late A. V. Horton, esq. of Dublin Hume, Mrs. E. Grove, Bath, sister of the late Dean of Derry, and niece of the late Bishop of SalisburyHaslam, Mrs. W. Greenwich-Howlett, Miss M. Kensington, 13-Hillam, H. esq. Newry, 77 -Hamond, A. esq. Westacre-high-house, Norfolk, 81-Heslop, Mrs. Haxby-hall, DamarisHustler, J. D. esq. Stepney, 69-Heywood. Miss M. I. Bedford-place-Hankey, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hankey-Holloway, Mr. E. City-road, 20,

Ives, Mrs. at Bungay-Ingilby, Mrs. I. J. Dunsdale, near Guisborough, 63.

Jackson, W. at Hazlehead, Alpha, Cumberland, 94-Jaques, Mary, late of the bank in Leeds; at the Leeds Workhouse-Jones, Thos. Wilson-st. Finsbury-square, 54-Jones, J. Y. near Ross, Herefordshire-Jones, J. O, Leamington, formerly an eminent cook at Newmarket, &c. &c.

Kaye, C. J. the infant son of Mr. C. Kaye, Pentonville-King, Capt. G. (of the ship, James Laing) on his passage from Jamaica, 58.

Leifchild, Mrs. S. Kensington, 85-Langton, R. esq. Newington-place-Lawrence, Mr. R. Bishop-Stortford.

Mavor, Mrs. A. at Woodstock-Milles, Mrs, H. Chesterfield-st. 65-Montmorency, Viscount. Frankfort de, at his Villa, near Clontarf. a Privy Councillor, Trustee of the Linen Board, Vice President of the Dublin Society, and Commissioner for Improving the Port and Harbour of Dublin-Manning, Rev. J. at High-Wycombe, 67-Mathias, Miss A. at Drumcondra, aged 16, daughter of the Rev. B. W. Mathias-Mackeller, D. esq. Ely-place-Mackintosh, Colonel J. on the retired list of the Royal Marine Forces.

Noverre, F. fourth son of C. Noverre, esq. of Gt. Marlborough-st.-Newman, J. esq. Colonel in the Russian Service, and formerly Russian Consul, at Hull, 83-Newcastle, The Duchess of, at Clumber-Nibbs, J. esq. at Upon-house, Southampton, formerly of Antigua-Nepean, Sir E. bart. Loder, Devon, High Sheriff for the County, 71-Nimmo, Mrs. Kensington, 72Newcastle, the infant son of his Grace the Duke, at Clumber-Nibbs, Mrs. J. Upton-house, Southampton, only survived her husband three days.

Ord, Mrs. A. in Conduit-st. widow of the Rev. J. N. Ord, late Rector of Wheathampstead, Herts-Oughterson, Rev. Arthur, at the Manse of West Kilbride, 87-Oliver, Mr. J. ef Canal-place, Kent-road, 67.

Pratt, Mrs. at Cormy Castle, County Cavan. -Pace, Lieut. G. of the Admiralty Telegraph Establishment, (suddenly)-Parkin, R. at St. Wenn, Cornwall, aged 99-Petvin, Mrs. Elis. Bromley, Kent-Pigot, J. Admiral of the Red, at Beddington, Surrey-Parker, T. Bush-lane, Cannon-st. 84 - Parker, T. jun. Bush-lane, Cannon-st. 55.

Russell, R. esq. at Exmouth, 64-Rovedino, Signor Carlo, formerly of the King's TheatreRow, T. esq. Mile-end-Ridge, T. esq. Yarmouth, 62-Read, G. Wandsworth-Robertson, G. esq. Royal Dragoons-Rivington, F. St. Paul's Church-yard, 78.

Scafe, J. E. esq. Gray's-inn-Steers, Mrs. Hastings, 70-Scott,, The lady of Sir J. Scott, Great Barr-ball, Staffordshire--Street, Mrs. J. Kilburn, 28-Schroder, Mrs. Clapham-rise, 72, (relict of H. Schroder, esq.)-Shipley, Mr. Z. Whitley, near Tynemouth-Sykes, Mrs. C. Wandsworth, 83-Sealy, Miss, Hastings, 38.

Trash, Rev. A. J. of Queens' College, Oxford -Tucker, I. at Westbury, Leigh, 64, (he was well known as a Musical Composer)-Thornton, Miss M. A. Fenchurch-st. 13-Trim, A. esq. Camberwell, 84-Thodey, S. Poultry-Tippetts, Mrs. Spital-square--Travis, J. late of Hull.

Usborne, Miss M. A. Trinity-square, 21. Woodthorpe, V. Fetter-lane Weall, J. of Hatch-end, near Pinner, 66-Wylde, Mrs. Burrington, Somerset, 62-Welch, Mrs. only sister of Sir R. Welch, Eltham, Kent, 74-Wolfe, Mrs. E. Saffron-Waldon-Williamson, W. Georgecourt, Piccadilly.

Yates, B. esq. of Marlborough-place, Walworth, 64-Young, Mrs. E. Old-st. 57.

MIDDLESEX.

Depreciation of Landed Property.— Forty acres of land in the parish of Harmondsworth, which a few years since were let at 21. an acre, were recently re-let at 5s. an acre.

NORFOLK.

Notwithstanding the united efforts of the magistracy and the peace officers, and the severe examples made by the Courts of Justice on offenders, the dreadful practice of machine-breaking has been again resumed by the deluded populace in this county.A reward of 5001. is offered, for the discovery of the person or persons, who in the night of the 25th ult., set fire to a field barn, in the Wents, in the occupation of Mr. T. Pooly.

NORTHUMBERLAND.

A smart shock of an earthquake was distinctly felt at Dunston, near Newcastle, accompanied by a loud noise like distant thunder.- -The oil (9 tuns and 158 gallons), the produce of the whale which was taken a few weeks ago upon this coast, and the right to which had become an object of dispute between two great landowners, upon whose property it had been cast, was taken possession of in behalf of the Crown, by a special order from the Admiralty- -Newcastle and the neighbourhood, in conséquence of the stoppage of the keelmen on the river, are filled with soldiers like towns beseiged. Earl Grey has recently communicated to his numerous tenantry in Northumberland and North Durham, his intention to remit 20 per cent. of all his rents, from Martinmas, 1821. SOMERSETSHIRE.

Upwards of 200 navigators, lately employed on the Bude Canal, have commenced their operations on the projected Taunton and Bristol canal. They are immediately to open the ground at Fire Pool Weir, near Taun

ton.

A party of the workmen are also to commence their labours at Creech, and a bridge near the present one at Bathpool, is to be erected. The line will terminate in the Paret, about a mile from Bridgwater.

The repairs and alterations at Claremont, since the departure of his Royal Highness the Prince Leopold, have been carried to a great extent. Most of the floors, with the exception of the state rooms, have been taken up and new ones laid down, owing to the dryrot having affected them to so great an extent. The principal part of the house, with the out-buildings, have been fresh painted, and the staterooms have received great addition of splendour. The servants have been on board wages the whole of the time, not one being dismissed owing to his Royal Highness's absence. Mariborough House has likewise been greatly improved. His Royal Highness is soon expected in this country.

SUSSEX.

On the Brighton road, not far from Reigate, is a notice on a large board of a farm to let "rent-free."At the election of a Mayor for the town of Arundel, the Leet Jury returned Mr. Watkins and Mr. Parker to the Court. Each of these gentlemen were put in nomination, when a great shew of hands proclaimed the choice of the burgesses to be in favour of Mr. Watkins. No poll being demanded, he was declared unanimously elected.The migrations from the villages in the weal of Sussex to Brighton, this Michaelmas, have been incrediably numerous. - - Some villages are said to have been almost deserted. This is a lamentable proof of the agricultural misery and distress. Many unfortu nates, who, but a few years ago, were basking in the sunshine of affluence, have brought bither their last 501. perhaps 201., with the view of making an effort in some little way of business, to save themselves and families from pauperism, to which many, alas, too many! of their more wealthy neighbours have been already compelled to