Whitlock, 73-At Cornwood, the Rev. D. Yonge -At Plymouth-dock, Capt. M'Kenzie, R.N.-At Axminster, J. Taunton, esq.-At Collumpton, W. Brown, esq.-At Fulford Park, the Rev. C. Mor daunt. DORSETSHIRE. The improvements in Bridport harbour are likely to prove of the most essential benefit. A stone wall is raising within the piles to prevent the lateral accumulation of shingle, pebbles, &c. and render the removal of the bar by the water more easy. Married.] Mr. Short, of Lyme, to Miss J. Winter-At Dorchester, Mr. M. Baker to Miss S. Allen. Died.] At Dorchester, Mrs. Crutwell, 90-Mrs. Andrews At Poole, Capt. A. Dudie-At Weymouth, Col. Chichester-At Blandford, Mrs. A. Dansey-Mrs. Vickery, of Nether Compton. DURHAM. A society, for the mitigation and gradual abolition of the state of slavery throughout the British dominions, has been formed in Sunderland. Its objects are to inculcate information on the present state of Negro-slavery in the British Colonies, the nature and effects of which are too little known by the public, and to promote petitions to Parliament, for a prudent but effectual redress of the grievances of our unhappy and oppressed Negro brethren. Married.] At Bishopwearmouth, Mr. J. Lamb to Miss J. Puusheon-Mr. W. Lesshe to Miss J. Wright-At Durham, Mr. T. Ord to Miss Maynard -Mr. Fenwick to Miss Mason-At Gateshead, Mr. J. Hunter to Miss M. Roxborough-At Barnard Castle, Mr. T. Addison to Miss J. Robinson-At Fordon, the Rev. F. Wrangham to Miss M. Whitfield At Houghton le Spring, Mr. G. Bowden to Miss J. Greenwell-At Chester le Street, Mr. S. Aydon to Miss A. Smith. Died.] At Gateshead. Mrs. Potts-At Bensham, Mrs. B. Atkinson-At North Pasture, J. Hardy, esq. 37-At Darlington, Mr. B. Longstaff - At South Shields, Mrs. Hillery-Mr. J. Lundin-At Durham, Miss L. Middleton-At Bishopwearmouth, Mr. T. Collin-Mr. W. Willoughby -At Monkwearmouth, Miss A. S. Abbs. ESSEX. Married.] At Braintree, Mr. M. Andrews to Miss S. Clapham-At Maldon, Mr. T. Pepper to Mrs. E. Coleman-The Rev. R. Burls to Miss M. Death-At Colchester, Mr. H. Pullen to Miss E. Ambrose-At Little Waltham, the Rev. J. B. Herrugham to Miss S. J. Bird. Died. At Romford, Mrs. Mathew - Robert Brockholes, esq. of Chigwell Row-At Colchester, Miss S. Poole-Capt. Bell - Mrs. Gilson-Miss Goodwin-At Little Bromley, Mr. J. Eagle - At Chelmsford, Mrs. S. Porter-Mr. J. Marsden-At Stratford, Mrs. Higden-At Rochford, Mrs. Coolbear-At Bulmer, Mrs. Green-At Great Oakley Lodge, Mr. G. Salmon-At Plaistow, Mrs. Bell -Mrs. Birt, of Loughton-At Walthamstow, D. Maclauren, esq.-At Maldon, Mrs. Sach-Mr. G. Tomlinson-At Foxburrows, Mrs. Ward, 80-At Harwich, Mr. W. Scott. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Married.] At Berkley, Mr. J. Bennett to Miss Phillips-At Olveston, Mr. J Rawling to Miss C. Howell-Mr. S. Baker, of Acton Turville, to Miss E. Gowen-Mr. C. Britten, of Oldfield, to Miss A. Holt-At Minchinhampton, Mr. W. Davis to Miss Gillman-At Winchcomb, J. C. Straford, esq. to Miss M. Baylis-At Aure Church, J. W. Wilton, esq. to Miss M. A. Cholmondeley-At Cirencester, J. R. Mullings, esq. to Miss M. Gregory-At Stroud, J. Snowden, esq. to Miss A. E. Stanton-At Woolstone, Mr. J. White to Miss J. Ackell-Mr. T. M. Wadeson, of Cheltenham, to Miss E. Wallis-At Bristol, E. F. Tuke, M. D. to Miss M. George. Died. At Ball's Green, Miss S. Playne-Miss Taylor, of Culverhouse, near Newnham--At Stow, Mr. T. Cox-At Horsley, T. Wood, esq.-At Down Ampney, Mrs. Tyfield-At Cheltenham, T. Roberts, esq. 78-Mrs. Hyde-At Clifton, Mrs. S. Miles,81At Alderley, Miss A'Deane-At Cirencester, Mrs. Adams--Mr. S. Bowly, 91-At Newent, Mr. T. Davies-At Blakeney, Mrs. White-At Newnham, Mrs. Knowles. HAMPSHIRE. The Hampshire Agricultural Society held their annual Autumnal Meeting at the George Inn, in Southampton, Sir H. Titchborne, Bart. in the chair. After the business of the day, which consisted of the arrangement of the premiums for the ensuing year, revising rules, auditing accounts, &c. the company, which was highly respectable, partook of an excellent dinner. Married.] At Winchester, T. Townsend, esq. to Miss Beecher-Lieut. J. Bolton to Miss E. Wil. liams-At Southampton, J. A. Hardman, esq. to Miss Armstrong-At Romsey, Mr. B. Nicholas to Miss M. Moody-At South Stoneham, T. Bradley, esq. to Miss A. Atkins. Died.] At Portsea, Sir S. Spicer-Mrs. MarebAt Romsey, Mrs. Cleverley-Mrs. ChallocombeAt Newton, near Portsmouth, T. Auldjo, esq.-At Southampton, Mrs. Middleton-Mrs. M. ClarkeMrs. F. Newlyn-T. Evans, esq. At Charlton, near Andover, Lieut. E. Rodney-At Winchester, Mrs. Lowndes, 85-Miss Golden-Mr. Bishop-At St. Cross, Lieut.-Gen. G. G. Barlow-At Fawley, Mrs. Fernandez-J. Meers, esq. of Sway, near Lymington-At Weston, Mr. Preston. HEREFORDSHIRE. Married.] At Hereford, Mr. J. Maddy to Miss E. Bedford-H. Lawson, esq. to Miss A. Jennings -At Pipe, near Hereford, J. Tomkins, esq. to Miss M. A. Clark. Died.] At Hereford, Mrs. Matthews-T. Knill, esq.-Mrs. M. Walwyn-Mrs. Beavan-At Kington, Mrs. Turner-Mr. J. Fisher-At Ledbury, Mr. Nott-At Ross, Mr. J. Evans-J. W. Weston, esq. of Sumerfield Court. HERTFORDSHIRE. Married.] At Amwell, J. Barry, esq. to Miss A. Cundell-The Rev. R. Burls to Miss M. Death, of Hunsdon-P. Longmore, esq. of Hertford, to Miss S. Elton. Died.) At Hoddesdon, W. Hodgson, esq.-At Hitchin, Mrs. Draper-At Hertford, B. Roche, esq. 80-Mrs. Wood. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. Married] At St. Ives, Mr. W. Colt to Miss M. M-Kenzie. Died.] At St. Neots, Mr. A. Bell-Mrs. M. Raiment, of Huntingdon. KENT. The long contemplated harbour behind the Sandhills, for the purpose of affording efficient shelter for shipping, instead of remaining in the Downs, in tempestuous weather, is again agitated by the inhabitants of Sandwich and likewise the practicability of rendering the river Stour navigable for vessels of larger tonnage from that port to Canterbury. For this purpose a proposition has been made by the inhabitants of the former place, to co-operate with the Corporation of Canterbury. Married.] At Lewisham, Mr. J. Heath to Miss S. Pidding-At Malling, Mr. Etherington to Miss E. Collings-At Canterbury, Mr. Kirth to Miss Pardon-C. Littlehales, esq. to Miss A. Carter-G. Hammond, esq. to Miss M. A. Burnby-At Greenwich, Major Jones to Miss C. Bucknell-At Chatham, Mr. G. Chard to Miss M. Fox-Mr. W. Williams to Miss A. Freed-J. P. Catty, esq. to Miss S. Stacey-Mr. T. Foreman to Miss M. Martin-At Walmer, T. Winsor, esq. to Miss Woolver-At Maidstone, Mr. W. Honey to Miss F. Jackson-At Eltham, Mr. W. Knot to Miss M. Featherstone-At Pluckley, Mr. W. Stephens to Miss L. Munn-At Lydden, Mr. W. Culling to Miss M. Smith. 46 Lancashire-Lincolnshire-Norfolk Northumberland, §c. Died.] At Ashford, Mrs. Howe-Mr. W. Walter-At Sittingbourne, Miss M. Bate-At Court Lees, Mrs. Eagleton-At Deal, Miss M. WellsMrs. Brett-At Smarden, Mr. J. Eason, 75-At Greenwich, Mrs. A. Martyr, 77-M. Hollingworth, esq.-At Canterbury, Mr. Dean-Mrs. ClarisMiss Greaves-R. Halford, esq.-At Tunbridge Wells, J. P. Hobbs, esq.-At Tenterden, Mrs. M. Hope-At Maidstone, Mr. E. Kennard-At Lidden, Mrs. Marsh-At Ash, Mr. T. Petley-At Rochester, Mrs. Hodgkin, 84-At Faversham, Mrs. Little -At Chatham, Mrs. M. Church-Mrs. ShersleyMrs. Symons--Mrs. Bland-Mrs. Entwisle, 80-At Dartford-J. Mason, esq.-At Folkstone, Mr. J. Haydon. LANCASHIRE. New works, containing 750,000 spindles, are contracted to be finished next September: of these, 600,000 spindles are for England, and 150,000 for Scotland. They will spin 15,000,000lbs. of yarn in a year. The state of the cotton manufactures, as respects the weaver, is rapidly changing looms moved by mechanical power are becoming every day more common; it is com. puted that as many of them are already erected in England and Scotland, as will save the labour of 100,000 weavers and winders. Married.] At Manchester, G. Jones, esq. to Mrs. Beattie, of Plymouth Grove-Mr. G. Gulliford to Miss E. Hughs-Mr. J. Riley to Miss M. Murray-Mr. W. Preston to Miss M. Fletcher-Mr. De Fernel to Miss N. P. C. De Dalmont-Mr. Hodson to Miss Hinde-At Lancaster, Mr. Hodg son to Miss Maughan-J. H. Wonklyn, esq. of Crumpsall House, to Miss M. Bradshaw. Died.] Mr. N. Watechorne, of Liverpool-At Salford, Mr. J. Collier-At Hutton Hall, Mrs. Rawstorne-At Wigan, Miss M. Entwisle-Mr. W. Rigby-At Manchester, Mr. J. Harrison-Mrs. Knight-At Cheetham Hill, Miss D. Justice - At Haleborn Cottage, Mrs. Greatrix-At Garrett Hall, Mr. H. Hill-At Liverpool, Mr. P. Kewley. LEICESTERSHIRE. Married.] At Lutterworth, Mr. T. Leader to Miss S. Sawbridge-At Grantham, Mr. W. R. Grif. fin, of Leicester, to Miss L. Clarke-Mr. R. J. Packwood, of Husband's Bosworth, to Miss E. Dickens-At Ashby de la Zouch, Mr. Fox to Miss J. Fowler. Died.] At Bredon on the Hill, Mrs. HackettMr. J. C. Macauley, son of the Rev. A. Macauley, of Rothley-At Oadby, Mrs. Plummer-Mr. S. Newbold, of Dounisthorpe-At Quorndon, Mrs. Rothwell. LINCOLNSHIRE. Married.] At Heckington, Mr. W. Bedford to Mrs. Daubrab-At Sutton cum Lound, Mr. J. Wilson to Miss A. Cook-At Spalding, Mr. E. Earl to Miss E. Pointon-Mr. J. Brigg to Miss H. Rowbotham-At Boston, Mr. R. Hubbert to Miss M. Small-At Lincoln, the Rev. S. Martin to Miss F. E. Williams-At Scawby, near Brigg, Mr. J. Dent to Miss Slater-At Carlton le Moorland, the Rev. W. Brocklesbank to Miss E. Pigott-Mr. J. Adams, of Uffington, to Miss E. Butt-At Horkstow, Mr. G. Brownlow to Miss E. Esperor-At Normanby, Mr.G. Lyon to Miss M. Brown-At Castle Bytham, Mr. W. Ullett to Miss M. Coverley-At Kelton, Mr. G. Smith to Miss M. Wade. Died. At Stamford, Miss H. Mills-W. Bury, esq.-At Lincoln, Mr. J. Smith-At Horncastle, Mr. D. Boyers-Mr. D. Jackson-J. Bonner, esq.At Grimsby, Mr. J. Paddison-At Spalding, Mrs. Sanderson-Mr. W. Hoe - Mrs. Andis - At Os godby, the Rev. W. Harris-At Burgh Marsh, Mrs. Grant-At Louth, Mrs. Cook-At Thorpe on the Hill, Mrs. Morton. MONMOUTHSHIRE. The town of Abergavenny was lately, for the first time, lighted with gas, upon a new and improved method, recently discovered by the engineer, Mr. S. Broadmeadow. This discovery Jan. 1, promises considerable advantage to gas establishments, by superseding the use of the retort and purifier, as the common coke or coal-tar oven answers the purpose of the retort, and the purifier is rendered altogether useless. The quantity of inflammable gas is increased full one third, and, by the action of atmospheric air, rendered perfetly pure and free from sulphur. Died.] At Llantillio Cressenny, Mr. T. Morgan. NORFOLK. Married.] At Norwich, Mr. R. Puncher to Miss E. Kett-Mr. L. Fiddey to Miss Edwards-Mr. E. Climenson to Miss S King-The Rev. J. Bowman to Miss Theobald-Mr. B. Scott to Miss R. Sussams-Mr. J. Thompson to Miss S. Ward-At Weasenham, Mr. W. D'Urban Blythe to Miss M. A. Rump At Yarmouth, Mr. S. Clark to Miss Thomp. son-The Rev. J. Coyte to Miss M. A. ReynoldsMr. R. Pizcy to Miss S. Ellis-At Wells, Mr. Pinchin to Mrs. Tubbs-At Lynn, Mr. J. Harrison, of Heacham, to Miss R. Thurbon-Mr. F. Forest to Miss Robinson-At East Harling, Mr. S. Algar to Miss M. A. Everett-At Wymondham, Mr. J. Fuller to Miss Fox-At Strumpshaw, Mr. W. Plance to Miss C. Wells. Died.] At Swaffham, Mr. W. Wright-At Norwich, Mrs. Calver, 86-Mr. C. H. Williams-At Fakenham, Mr. S. Shepherd-At Yarmouth, Mrs. A. Noden-Mrs. S. Morris, 86-Mrs. M. Austin, 80 -Mrs. M. Within-Mrs. Palmer-Mrs. F. CookMr. T. Seamau-Mr. S. Meadows-At Blundeston, Mr. H. Church. 81-At Lynn, Mrs. Garrett-At East Dereham, Mrs. Raven-Mr. J. Filby-At Eye, Miss H. Penning-At Aylsham, Miss J. A. Holley. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Married.] The Rev. R. Pickering to Miss C. Coles, of Aldwinckle-At Staverton, Mr. W. Dic kens to Miss M. Busby-Mr. W. Herbert to Miss M. Gulliver, of West Haddon-At Woodford, Mr. J. C. Barrett to Miss M. Manton-At Kettering, Mr. W. Satchell to Miss Brompton. Died.] At Floore, Mr. D. Wilding, 77-At Northampton, Mrs. Perceval-Mrs. Jeyes- R. Abbey, esq.-At Wellingborough, Mrs. M. Broughton, 75-At Abbots Bromley, Mrs. Flesher-At Lower Heyford, Mrs. Wright. NORTHUMBERLAND. Married.] At Newcastle, Mr. R. Gilchrist to Miss M. B. Morrison-Mr. T. Stoker to Miss Hindmarch-Mr. J. Chambers to Miss Bailey-At Alowick, Mr. R. Moffat to Miss M. Walker-Mr. J. Labottle to Miss Forrest - At Hexham, Mr. T. Teasdale to Miss E. Johnson-At Morpethi, Mr. R. Dalton to Miss C. Oliver-At Tynemouth Church, Mr. S. Mease to Miss Dryden-At Kingston Church, Capt. T. M. Mason to Miss Grey-At North Shields, Mr. G. Jackson to Miss M. Marr-Mr. Dixon to Miss Robinson-At Ryton, Mr. R. Robson to Miss C. Kell-At Chatton, Mr. Steel to Miss A. Hopper. Died.] At Hexham, Mr. T. Dale-Mr. R. Lyon -At Newcastle, R. Rankin, esq. 82-Mrs. Stokell -Miss P. E. Row-Mrs. H. Watson-At Alnwick, Miss Hindmarsh-Mr. W. Reay-Mrs. Dixon-At Wickham, Mr. R. Forster. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. Married.] At Nottingham, Mr. G. Knight to Miss M. Mitchel-Mr. C. Joues to Miss E. ElliotMr. J. Shephard to Miss R. Simpson-Mr. T. Scott to Miss J. Elliot-Mr. S. Knight to Miss S. Brooks -AtMansfield, Mr.J.Crowshaw to MissM.B. Nicolls -At Newark, Mr. J. Lee to Miss A. Eldred-Mr. J. Morley to Miss S. Johnson-Mr. W. Brailsford to Miss C. Clark-Mr. J. Chapman to Miss Winter -At Mansfield, Mr. R. Ashby to Miss E. MasonMr. J. Baker to Miss M. Wood, of Screveton-At Ilkeston, Mr. J. Brentnell to Miss S. Grose. Died.] At Holme Pierrepoint, Miss Wright-At Nottingham, Mrs. Horner-Mrs. Willson-Mr. W. Beardall-Mr. S. Bird-At Newark, Miss E. Norton-Mrs. Swingbourn-Mrs. Wood-Mr. J. Cartledge-Miss M. Sutton-At Normanton on Trent, Mr. R. Hewitt-At Scarthing Moor, Mr. P. H. Volkers-At Hawkesworth, Mr. R. Oliver. SHROPSHIRE. Married.] At Hales Owen, Mr. J. G. Bissett to Miss C. Granger-At Much Wenlock, Mr. J. Astou to Miss M. Langley-At Prees, Mr. Darlington to Miss Whitfield-At Enville, Mr. Turner to Miss A. Butcher-At Shrewsbury, Mr. T. Linley to Miss C. Jones-At Buildwas, Mr. W. Arnold to Miss Davies-Mr. R. Jones to Mrs. E. Rogers, of Wern Weston-At Cleobury Mortimer, Mr. W. Wilhams to Miss E. Wright-At Welsh Hampton, Mr. J. Furber to Miss C. Smith-At Hodnet, Mr. W. Dodd to Miss J. Dodd-At Oswestry, Mr. Meller to Miss Jones. Died.] At Shrewsbury, Miss Wedgwood-Miss S. Pritchard-At the Bank, Wellington, Mr. R. Nickson-At All Stretton. Mrs. Hall-At Broseley, Mrs. Cartwright. 75-Mr. W. Bell-At Ludlow, Mr. P. Hand-At Eyton, Miss M. Symons-At Wem, Mrs. Chidloe, SOMERSETSHIRE. The plan of a new line of road over Tunley-hill, through the parishes of Dunkerton, Camerton, Timsbury, Paulton, and Farrington-Gurney, will shortly be submitted to the respective parishes. Married.] At Bathwick, Y. Soilinjman, esq. to Miss C. Brent-F. Bailey, esq. to Miss S. Miles-At Bath, F. II. Yates, esq. to Miss Brunton-Capt. C. Campbell to Mrs. Gore-J. Watson, esq, to Miss S. Booty-Mr. C. Milsom to Miss H. Cole-At Bridgwater, Mr. T. Manchip to Mrs. A. Smith-At Frome, the Rev. G. Ireland to Miss Rossiter-At Staplegrove, Major S. Cowell to Miss E. J. Murray. Died.] At Bridgewater, T. Allen, esq.-E. Symes, esq.-At Puxton, W. Bisdee, esq-At Bath, Miss S. Lewis-Mrs. Gordon-Miss S. A. Bland-Mrs. Archer-Mrs. A. Justice, 85-The Rev. W. H. White-Mrs. Paine- Mrs. F. Reeve, 79-Mrs. Thomas-Mrs. Tudor- Mrs. A. M. Yeldham - Mrs. Panter-At Wells, Mrs. Salmon-Miss Lock-At Hminster, Mr. S. Slee-At Compton Dundon, Mr. J. Merrick-At Taunton, Gen. Barclay. STAFFORDSHIRE. Married At Lichfield, Mr. Derry to Miss M. Latham-Mr. Green, of Wilincote, to Mrs. Thomp son. Died.] At Lichfield, Mr. Luckman Bailey-Mr. W. Bickley, of Lichfield, 88. SUFFOLK. Mr. W. A collection of small copper Constantine coins, 150 in number, all in fine preservation, and with different devices, were dug up, a few days since, in a field near Ipswich. They were contained in a burnt earthen pot, and buried about two feet under the surface of the ground. These coins are now in the possession of Mr. Joseph Beard, the proprietor of the land on which they were found. Married.] Mr. H. J. Ennew, of Ipswich, to Miss J. Bastowe At Beccles, J. Bringloe, esq. to Miss Garrard-At Woodbridge, Mr. Trott to Miss M. Jobson-J. Shaftoe, esq. to Miss Stannard-At Bury, J. Jackson, esq. to Miss S. Sparke-Mr. W. Ridley to Miss M. A. Ridley-At Ipswich, Mr. W. May to Miss M. Simon-Mr. G. Bridgman to Mrs. Wallis-At Marlesford, Mr. J. F. Freeman to Miss A. Bates-C. J. Wilkinson, esq. of Wortham Hall, to Miss C. E. Nursey-At Bildeston, Mr. R. Dedman to Miss Flines-Mr. J. Abbot to Miss S. Scott. Died.] At Hengrave, Miss E. Goodrich-At Hundon, Miss M. Bear-At Woodbridge, Mr. J. Brock-Mrs. Woolnough, 90-At Ipswich, Mr. W. WARWICKSHIRE. Mr. Thomason, of Birmingham, who made so excellent a fac-simile of the Warwick vase, has recently executed some admirable models of the celebrated horses of Lysippus, so long the pride of Venice. The statues are each about five feet four inches in height, and are placed on the pediment of Mr. Thomason's manufactory, as an achievement in the improvement of the arts, and a novel experiment in sculpture. Married.] G. Lucy, esq. of Charlcote, to Miss E. Williams. Died.] At Southam, Mrs. Shakespear-At Castle Bromwich, W. Smith, esq.-At Leamington, Mrs. Gardiner-Mr. Brown, of Arnington Old Hall. WILTSHIRE. Married.] At Bremhill, near Calne, Mr. J. Hancock to Miss R. Hancock-At Salisbury, Mr. Chalk to Miss Bush-Mr. T. A. Blackett to Miss E. A. Simpson-Mr. A. Minter to Miss Dalby-At Henstridge, Mr. G. Knight to Miss P. Bemont-At Warminster, Mr. G. Segram to Miss Townsend-At Batcombe, Mr. J. Sidford to Miss E. A. Neale-At Netheravon, Mr. P. Stone to Miss Oram. Died.] At Broughton Gifford, Mr. E. Dark-At Mardor, Mr. R. Hayward-At Salisbury, Mr. C. Corte, 83-Mr. J. Jacobs-At Dinton, Mr. E. Hay. ter-At Wilton, Mr. J. Phelps-At Netherhampton, Mrs. Bacon-At Wootton Basset, Mrs. Starkey-At Trowbridge, Mr. E. Street, WORCESTERSHIRE. The city of Worcester has set an example Complaints had worthy of general imitation. burying places belonging to the united parishes: long been made of the confined situation of the to obviate the inconvenience, and even danger, arising from this, they have lately purchased a large piece of ground, about an acre and a half, in the suburbs of the town, and have thus obtained an excellent cemetery, in the centre of which a small neat chapel has been erected for the use of the clergy of the different parishes who read the burial service. Married.] J. Snow, esq. to Miss M. Piercy, of Chadesley Corbett-At Worcester, Mr. G. Beeseesq. to Miss E. R. Streeton. ley, to Miss E. Hawkeley-At Kempsey, S. Ashton, Died.] At Redditch, the Rev. E. Banks-At Dudley, the Rev. C. Hulme-At Great Malvern, Mrs. Plumer. YORKSHIRE. The workmen employed in making the new road from Hunslet to Bellisle, uncovered, in the middle of a field, a stone coffin, about fifteen inches from the surface, containing the remains of a human body. The corpse had been covered with plaster, which, when removed, exhibited a complete cast of the body, and even retained the impression of the linen which had enveloped it; the face appeared to have been covered with a semicircular glassy substance, the skull had perished, but the teeth, which are in excellent preservation, were found on each side of the place which the head had occupied: a considerable number of glass beads of various colours and sizes were also found in the coffin, some of which were perfect and brilliant, but the greatest part of them had become opaque and earthy. The only remains of the body were the thigh, leg, and arm bones. The coffin, which appeared to be of the Bramley Fall stone, was covered with a lid about five inches in thickness. The contents of it were carefully washed, in the hopes of discovering some coin which might have fixed the date of the interment, but without success; but a considerable portion of iron nearly decomposed was found. An Essay, by Mr. M. Allen of York, was read at the Hall of the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society, On the natural divisions of Insanity, and on the question how far the mind retains or exhibits its former individuality of character, and how much it is altered, and the kind, and degree, and mode of that alteration ? The paper was communicated and read by Dr. Williamson, and was followed by some supplementary remarks from that gentleman, on the same subject. Married.] At Warley, Mr. T. Richardson to Miss F. Murgatroyd-At Skipton, Mr. J. H. Mereweather to Miss M. Gill-At Morley, Mr. D. Hirst to Miss L. Gill--At Selby, Mr. W. Muffit to Miss M. A. Hall-At Doncaster, Mr. J. Ridgley to Miss M. Smirthwaite-At Bradford, Mr. F. Butler to Mrs. Lonsdale-At New Malton, Mr. G. Barnby to Miss E. Ellis-At Barnesley, Mr. O. Hall to Mrs. Berry-At Leeds, the Rev. S. Crawford to Miss L. A. Wood-At Sheffield, Mr. J. Stewart to Miss J. C. Eadon-At Scarborough, G. W. Dowker, esq, to Miss Tindall-At Huddersfield, Mr. E. Sykes to Miss M. Smith-At Halifax, C. Hobson, esq. to Miss J. M. Greenup-At Otley, Capt. Tennant to Miss A. Shaw. Died.] At Woolley, near Wakefield, the Rev. J. Dixon-At Pontetract, Mr. T. Travis-At Doncaster, I. Wrights n, esq. At Garstang, Mrs. Clarke-At Leacroft, Mr. J. Summerton-At Saw. ley Hall, near Ripon, Mrs. Norton, 77-At Bramham, Mrs. Wilks-At Yeadon, Mr. E. Kenion-At Hunslet, Mrs. Mason-AtWakefield, Mr.M.WinteMiss E. Greaves-Miss Brown-At Bradford, Mr. J. Nicolson-At Leeds, Mr. C.Hopton, 91-Mr. Long. bottom-At Keighley, W.Clayton, esq.-At Armley, Mr. J. Hepper-At Skipton, Mr. H. Watson, 86. WALES. Married.] Edw. Filder, esq. to Miss E. M. Jones, of Brethoir House, co. Montgomery - At Aberystwith, Mr. J. Arthur to Miss M. Davies-At Llanbebrig, Mr. F. Evans to Mrs. Hughs — At Whitton, R. A. Poole, esq. to Miss E. Yate - At Beaumaris, Mr. Spencer to Mrs. M. Jones--At Chirk, Mr. T. Richards to Miss M. Vaughan-The Rev. W. Herbert, of Rhewbren, to Miss J. A. Whinfield -The Rev. W. Morgan, of Tyn-y-Garth, co. Cardi. gan, to Miss F. Northmen-At Brecon, Mr. W. W. Archibald, to Miss M. Vaughan. Died.] At Pwllheli, Mrs. M. Humphreys, 79The Rev. J. Hughes, rector of Llansaintffraidglwyndwfrdwy, near Corwen-At Marchwell Hall, S. Riley, esq.-At Mold, Mr. J. Jones-At Marrington Hall, Mrs. Davies-At Presteign, Radnor, Mr. J. Jones, 86-At the Hay, Brecon, T. Higgins, esq. -At Park, near Llanbedie, C. Davies, esq. 84-At Picton Castle, Lord Milford, 82-At Carmarthen, Mr. E. Williams-At Cadoxton Cottage, Neath, Mr. J. Place-At Chirk, Mr. J. Cook-At Glynnannan, J. Lloyd, esq 82-At Montgomery. Mrs. Towns-Mr. Foulkes, of Pwllycrochon-Mr. H. Makin, son of T. Makin, esq. of Llwynegun Hall -Miss Evans, of Towy Castle. SCOTLAND. A measure of great importance to Glasgow is about to be undertaken by the Duke of Hamilton, and the other coal proprietors on the banks of the Clyde. Application is about to be made to Parliament for an act to render navigable the river as far up as Carmyle. The consequence of this improvement will be a great reduction in the price of coals. The Duke is also at present making a rail-way between Avon Bridge and Quarter, where coal of a superior quality exists in a seam six feet thick, which in consequence of the depth of the bed of the river can be worked by horizontal openings, and the waggons from the rail-way can be filled on the spot. This improvement will be also very beneficial to the town of Hamilton; and Mr. Telford is surveying a railway to connect it with Carmyle. Married.] At Fisherrow, Lieut. P. Kerr to Miss H. Mitchel-At Hamilton, W. O. Davies, esq. of Newton, to Miss E. M. Beveridge-At Perth, Mr. W. Wilson to Miss M. White-At Balcairn, the Rev.J. S. Ballater to Miss C. Farquharson-AtRenton Manse, S. Gemmill, esq. to Miss M. A. Baird -At Auchindiuny, Mr. J. Richie to Miss J. Laing --Lieut.-col. Colquhoun to Miss M. Stein of Kennetpans-At Stirling, J. Telford, esq. to Miss J. Wright-At Sheriff Mill, A. Sutherland, esq. to Miss A. Innes. Died] At Edinburgh, Mr. J. Wright-Miss R. Boyd-Mr. J. Spence-Mr. G. Wilson-Mrs. Wigham-Miss J. Baillie- Mr. C. Broughton D. Forrest, esq.-Mr. A. Roehead-Miss SandemanMiss H. Dundass-Mr.D. Lawrie-Mrs. Ross-Mrs. M. Mickle-Mrs. M. Bell-Mr. J. Ferguson-At Iuveresk, Mrs. Taylor-At Newbattle, Mrs. TurnerAt Musselburgh, Mrs. W. Charles-Miss J. StuartAt Kilmarnock, Mrs. M. Sampson, 95-At Falkirk, C. Mackintosh, esq.-J.,Wilson, esq. of DundeeAt Glasgow, Mrs. Kennedy-Mr. R. Watson-At Bervie, Mr. J. Kid-At Elie, Dr. J. Croley. IRELAND. Married.] At Dublin, A. J. Dopping, esq. to Miss S. Grogan-C. Osborne, esq. of Ballymagarvey, to Miss J. Mingay-J. Pim, jun. to E. Hogg, of Radford, quakers-At Ennis, B. Morris, esq. to Miss A. Armstrong-At Cork, W. Hargrave, esq. to Miss E. Deane-J. Jackson, esq. of Armagh, to Miss L. Stamer-At Templemore, W. Crowley, esq. to Miss M. Bennett-J. Bristow, esq. of Belfast, to Miss J. Smith-At Limerick, S. Carroll, esq. to Miss E. Baker-J. Butler, esq. of Killmagar, to Miss H. Strange. Died.] At Dublin, Mrs. Jebb-Dr. Hamill-Miss Cuppage-Mr. C. Denny- Miss E. Gibson-Mr. P. Eisse-At Leighlin Bridge, C. Baggot, esq.-At Cooper's Hill, Queen's co. Miss S. Cooper-At Wa terford, J. Cooke, esq.-At Drumcondra, the Rev. Mr. Crumer-At Ballysop, Mrs. Archer-At Belfast, Mrs. Porter-The Rev. J. Alexander-H. Carson, esq.-At Duncannon, Miss M. O. Cavenagh-At Donaghadee, J. Arbuckle, esq. At Kingstown, Mrs. O'Donnell - At Marymount, Kilkenny, G. Neville, esq.-At Wexford, M. Hughs, esq. This statement, when the taxes which were taken off last year are considered, is a most flattering one. The Customs have increased 447,1071.; in the Excise there has been a decrease rather above that amount; the latter, however, principally arises from the remission of taxes and alterations in the Spirit Duties. The Stamp Duties have increased 105,8231. and the Post-office 37,000l. The diminution in the assessed-taxes is 599,1471. which is accounted for by the remission of duties last year. The charge on the consolidated fund for the quarters which have just terminated, will be found in the following items. VOL. XII. NO. XXXVIII. Exchequer Bills issued for Consolidated Fund,at 10th! Oct. 1823, and paid off out of the Growing Produce of that Fund, in the Quarter ending 5th of January 1824) Surplus as above stated.... Deduct Moneys issued in further part of 8,700,0002. estimated as the Surplus of the Consolidated Fund, for the year 1823 Total at the 5th January 1824, to be provided for by Excheq. Bills, charged on the Growing Produce of the Consolidated Fund, in the Quarter ending 5th April 1824... 3,104,773 1,722,310 Our summary of domestic news has rarely had so few events of importance to detail. Thurtell and Hunt, the murderers of Weare, have been tried and found guilty. Thurtell paid the forfeit of his H |