path leading to the bridge over the Surrey canal, and fell into the canal and was drowned. On Tuesday night, a watchman in the parish of Marylebone fell down an area, while crying the hour, and was found the next morning with his neck broken; and on Thursday night a serjeant belong sioned several accidents. On Monday night, the mails, and other coaches, were delayed unusually long. The Glasgow coach, which should reach Stamford by eight, did not arrive on Tuesday, until two in the afternoon, and the York and Edinburgh not until four. Many of the coaches were overturned; the York mail twice, nearing to the West Kent militia, garWare, notwithstanding the guard and passengers walked to keep it in the road. The Maidenhead coach, on its return from town the same evening, missed the road, and was overturned. Lord Hawarden was among the passengers, and received an injury by the accident. A girl named Griffiths, daughter of a publican in Deptford, on her return to London, missed the rising risoned in the Tower, fell into the river from the wharf, and was drowned. There has been no instance of such a fog as this week pervaded the metropolis, extending. many miles round, since the earthquake at Lisbon, in November 1755. On Saturday afternoon the obscurity was greater than it had been at all during the day-time, since its commencement. BIRTHS, The Hon. Mrs. Vaughan, a daughter. The wife of Charles Forbes, Esq. M. P. a son. The Right. Hon. Lady Caroline Anne Macdonald, a daughter. Lady Cloncurry, a daughter. The Marchioness of Bath, a son. The wife of the Hon. E. I. Turnour, a son. The wife of the Hon. Archibald Macdonald, a son. ter. ter. Hon. Mrs. Blackwood, a daugh Countess of Northesk, a son. April. The lady of Sir W. Blackett, Bart. a son. Lady Walpole, a son. Lady Catharine Forrester, a son. The wife of Thomas Trench Berney, Esq. sheriff of Norfolk, a son and heir. The wife of Major-Gen. Reynolds, a son. The Hon. Mrs. St. John, a daughter. The Lady of Sir J. Wyldbore The Lady of Baron de Nicolay, a Smith, Bart. a son. The Countess of Shaftesbury, a son. The wife of the Hon. D. M. Erskine, a daughter. The lady of Sir Richard Corbett, Bart, a son and heir. The lady of Vice-Admiral Sir R. Strachan, a son and heir. May. The wife of John Smith, Esq. M. P. a daughter. Lady Louvaine, a daughter. The lady of the Knight of Glin, a son and heir. Lady Isabella Blachford, a daughter. The Lady of Sir J. Burke, a son and heir. The wife of Colonel Hughes, M. P. a son. The November. The wife of the Hon. Col. Dillon, a son. Lady Harriot Drummond, a daughter. The wife of Lieut.-Gen. Champagne, a son. The wife of R. Williams, Esq. M. P. a daughter. The wife of Capt. Vyse, M. P. a son. The lady of Sir T. Baring, M. P. a daughter. The wife of W. D. Lowndes, Esq. M. P. a son. The wife of Major Gen. Moly, neux, a son. ter. Lady Frances Ley, a daughter. The wife of J. Alexander, Esq. The lady of Sir T. Lighton, a son and heir. ter. The Countess of Rosse, a daugh The Hon. Mrs. Leighton, a daughter. The wife of the Hon. H. Butler, a daughter. P. D. Paunceford Duncombe, Esq. of Brickhill Manor Bucks, to Lady Alicia Lambert, youngest daughter of the Earl of Cavan. Lord Viscount Jocelyn, to the Hon. Maria Stapleton, daughter of Lord le Despenser. John H. Tremayne, Esq. M. P. to Caroline Matilda, daughter of Sir W. Lemon, Bart. Thomas Gunning, Esq. Woodof Lieut-Gen. Fuller. bridge, to Charlotte, eldest daughter Rev. T. Whateley, to Isabella Sophia, second daughter of Sir W. Welles Pepys, Bart. Thomas Welmar, Esq. of Poundisford-park, Somerset, to Char The wife of Col. G. Grant, lotte-Margaret, daughter of Gerard M. P. a daughter. ter. Lady Levinge, a son. Noel Noel, Esq. Rutland. The son of Lord Charleville to Lady E. M Chintock, a daugh- the daughter of John Ellis, Esq. Isle of Wight. Duchess of Newcastle, twin Viscount Neville, to Miss Mary Anne Bruce Elcock. Viscount Powerscourt, to Lady Frances Jocelyn, eldest daughter of the Earl of Roden. Lieut.-Col. Wilks, governor of Viscountess Jocelyn, a daugh. St. Helena, to Miss D. Taubman, James Alexander, Esq. M. P. to Lieut.-gen. Baron Linsingen) to the Hon. Mrs. Bruce. Lord Blantyre, to Fanny, second daughter of the Hon. John Rodney. Thomas Somers Cocks, Esq. to Agneta, daughter of the Right Hon. R. Pole Carew, Cornwall. March. The Hon. W. H. Lyttleton, M. P. to Lady Sarah, eldest daughter of Earl Spencer. Viscount Gage, to Miss Foley, eldest daughter of the Hon. E. Foley. Edward Ferrers, Esq. of Baddesley Clinton, county of Warwick, to Lady Harriet-Anne, daughter of the late Marquis Townsend. Lieut -col. D.Rattray, to Marian, daughter of Lieut.-gen. Hamilton of Orbiston. Paulet St. John Mildmay, Esq. to Maria, daughter of the Hon. B. Bouverie. April. Sir Morris Ximenes, to Mrs. Cotsford. The Right Hon. Sir. W. Scott, to the Marchioness of Sligo. A. Pell, serjeant at law, to the Hon. Margaret Letitia Matilda, third daughter of the late Lord St. John Bletsoe. May. The Hon, and Rev. H. D. Erskine, to Lady Harriet Dawson. Right Hon. Lord James Townshend, to Elizabeth, daughter of P. Wallis, Esq. W. F. Linsingen (only son of the daughter of E. Studd, Esq. Henry de Humboldt (only son of Baron von Humboldt) to Charlotte, daughter of J. Carter, Esq. Rear-admiral Sir J. Sidney Yorke, to the Marchioness of Clanricarde. C. Crickett, Esq. M. P. to the daughter of C. H. Kortwright, Esq. June. Right Hon. W. Dundas, to Miss Stuart Wortley, daughter of the Hon. Stuart Wortley Mackenzie. Sir L. Worsley Holmes, Bart. M. P. to Anne, daughter of J. Delgarno, Esq. Sir Thomas Stepney, Bart. to Mrs. Russel Manners. The Earl of Delaware, to Lady Eliz. Sackville, youngest daughter of the late Duke of Dorset. Lord Frederick Beauclerk, to Charlotte, daughter of Viscount Dillon. Gerald Fitzgerald, Esq. to Catharine, daughter of the late Right Hon. Sir Lucius Obrien, Bart. Lord W. G. Henry Somerset, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Majorgen. Molyneux. Sir Lucas Pepys, Bart. to Miss Askew. |