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VOL. XXVII. NO. CLXI.

Capt. Briscoe, 3 F. with Capt. Cour'ayne, 59 F. Hon. C. S. Wortley, 4 F. with Capt. Nickle, h. p. 88 F.

Butler, 12 F.rec. diff. with Capt. Newton, h. p. Colthurst, 28 F. with Capt. Trant, Sub. Insp. ot Mil. in Ion. Isl.

Lieut. & Adj. Griffith, 5 'Dr. Gds. with Lieut. Linskil, 28 F.

Lieut. Watts, 47 F. rec. diff. with Lieut. Thursby,

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Howard, 8 F.
Grayson, 62 F.

Whyte, 71 F.
Davidson, 98 F.

Hamilton, h. p. 1 Dr.
Hall, h. p. 11 Dr.
Grant, h. p. 1 F.
Antrobus, h. p. 13 F.

Hon. L. Dawson, h. p. 26 F.
Bradford, h. p. 28 F.
Cowell, h. p. 30 F.
Archbold, h. p. 33 F.
Swaby, h. p. 49 F.
Ramus, h. p. 60 F.

Stewart, h. p. 69 F.

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Lieut. Colonel.

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27 Oct. 1829.

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Surgeon.

Ricketts, 51 F.

Assistant Surgeons.

Dep. Purveyor.

Morrison, 23 F.

J. Mould, h. p.

Slow, h. p R. H. Gds. London,

13 Sept. 1829.

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6 Nov.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ENGLISH BANKRUPTCIES, announced from the 22d of October to the 22d of November, 1829, extracted from the London Gazette.

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Abbott, W. Aldersgate-street, coal-merchant. Andrews, J. and G. Bread-street, Blackwell-hall, factors.

Abrahams, 1, York-street, jeweller.

Armstrong, T. Kaskelf, and J. Armstrong, Cornborough, cattle-dealers.

Biass, R. and R. T. Elliot, Birmingham, drapers.
Burtenshaw, J. Southwark, builder.
Brown, J. Wootton Basset, linen-draper.
Beale, J. Winchester, draper.

Bourne, W. and G. Colman-street, woollen-dra

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Bentley, J. Milk-street and Bethnal-green, warehousemen.

Byers, J. Newport, linen-draper.

Bull, J. Taunton, woollen-draper.
Broughton, E. B. Southampton-street, tailor.
Bell, R. Eldwick, worsted-spinner.
Brown, C. Norwich, coal merchant.

Bull, J. and W. Bull, Taunton, woollen-drapers.
Bevan, J. Pontypool, grocer.

Barlow, T. Pendleton and Manchester, calicoprinter.

Bickerton, W. Oswestry, brazier.

Breeze, J. and M. Lewis, W. Reade, and W. Handley, Tunstall, manufacturers of earthenware. Benson, E. W. and W. Darke, Aston, chemists. Bradley, R. Darch, E. Parry, and W. J. Baddiley, Great Guilford-street, Southwark, iron-found

ers.

Barlow, W. Islington, stone-mason.
Barton, J. Union-street, grocer.
Bartlett, J. Barnstable, woollen-draper.
Chappel, G. Holborn-bridge, hat-maker.

Crisp, J. Idol-lane, wine-merchant.

Cheetham, T. Heaton-Norris, and Stockport, cotton-spinner.

Cox, W. Bath, silk-mercer.

Crowther, J. Huddersfield, corn-factor.
Clayton, C. Islington, victualler.

Cowie, G. and W. Strange, Paternoster-row, booksellers.

Curis, L. Church-street, Spitalfields, silk-manufacturer.

Crees, W. East Stonehouse, merchant,
Churchill, D. Buteigh, draper.

Corkhill, J. A. Wadebridge, money-scrivener.
Calafat, M. M. St Martin's-street, merchant.
Cramp, H. and J. Crowdy, Foster-lane, ware-
housemen.

Christmas, J. Rye, shopkeeper.

Chowles, G. North Audley-street, upholsterer.
Daggers, H. G. Preston, grocer.

Dow, J. Great Russell-street, auctioneer.
Duncalfe, A. Great Suffolk-street, hat-manufac-
turer.

Dudley, J. Hackney-road, chemist.

Eyre, G. Coventry and Bedworth, ribbon-manufacturer.

Everett, E. J. and J. C. Francis, Heytesbury, clothiers.

Elkington, W. H. and J. Geddes, Birmingham, dealers.

Ewer, F. and W. F. Scholfield, Lad-lane, warehousemen.

Evill, T. L. Tokenhouse-yard, and Old Ford, dyer.

Edwards, J. New Bond-street, shoe-maker.
Freer, T. Birmingham, druggist.

Frost, R. J. Abergavenny, grocer.

Fawcett, T. Basinghall-street, Manchester, warehouseman.

Fortier, A. R. G. Norwich, tea-dealer.

Field, R. and H. Queen-street and Whitechapel, colourmen.

Green, T. Coleman-street, Blackwell-hall, factor.
Griffith, W. Brecon, linen-draper.
Giles, W. Harp-lane, victualler.
Gerard, W. Liverpool, boot-maker.

Gutteridge, W. St Albans, brandy-merchant.

Goodwin, W. Scawbey, and J. Thorp, Broughton, merchants.

Halfpenny, P. Exeter, auctioneer.

Hudson, T. P. West Bromwich, bone-merchant.
Hill, J. Red Lion-street, coal-merchant.

Hayward, T. Deal, grocer.

Hall, H. Isleworth, bookseller.

Hart, J. Great Chart, hop-dealer.

Hillman, J. P. Lower Thames-street, dealer in glass.

Hay, J. Addle-street, warehouseman.
Hamilton, W. Peckham, master-mariner.
Holloway, W. Westminster-road, hackneyman.
Hardwick, J. White Hart-yard, Tottenham Court
road, horse-dealer.

Hutchinson, J. Liverpool, merchant.
Harnwell, W. Blakeney, tailor.

Hickol, G. Worthing, grocer.

Haviside, A. and C. Harrik, Bucklersbury, merchants.

Harrison, T. Durham, smith.

Hughes, R. Manchester, tailor.

Harding, T. Tottenham, stone-mason.

Hobday, W. A. Pall-mall, picture-dealer.

Hayton, J. Wigton, grocer.

Hodgson, J. jun. Bradford-moor, wool stapler.

Heylyn, H. and J. Connop, Colman-street and Old

Ford, dyers.

Hobbs, S. E. Hitchin, grocer.

Hopkins, T. Neath Abbey, timber-merchant.

Jones, H. Brecon, builder.

Jorie, J. Liverpool, wine-merchant.

Izzard, R. Bermondsey, leather-dresser.

Ince, F. and E. Ellis, Dudley, coach-builders.
Johnston, W. Old Kent-road, grocer.

Jackson, E. J. and C. F. Jackson, jun. Newcastle

upon-Tyne, merchants.

Jackson, J. Liverpool, corn-dealer.

Jones, J. Carnarvon and Barmouth, dealer.

Jones, J. Askern, hotel-keeper.

Killey, J. Liverpool, flour-dealer.

Kelleway, W. Norwich, woollen-draper.

Knight, G. Blackman-street, carpet warehouse

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Lackenbacher, B. H. Lime-street, merchant.
Leech, G. Lane-end, Stafford, grocer.
Lewsey, T. Great Burstead, farmer.
Lowe, J. Ashred, dealer in iron.
Laccohee, J. Norwich, manufacturer.
Lambert, T. New Bond-street, upholsterer.

Levy, J. Great Prescot-street, merchant.

Lavender, J. Boxley and Aylesford, paper-maker.
Langley, T. Birmingham, leather-dealer.
Leeson, T. H. Douglas, Isle of Man, draper.
Leslie, J. Liverpool, wine-dealer.
Lawrence, J. Park, Salop, miner.
Mellor, R. Derby, innkeeper.
Moss, H. Hounsditch, linen-draper.
Meyers, M. Hounsditch, hatter.

Mawhood, C.T. I. Well-street, soap-manufacturer.
Milner, W. Leeds, inn-keeper.

Mothersole, W. sen. Park-place, livery-stablekeeper.

Mackintosh, A. Conduit-street, merchant.

Morgan, W. B. St James's, Gloucester, dealer in woollen cloths.

Mangham, R. Pimlico, victualler.
Mathew, F. Woodbridge, grocer.
Moon, W. Seavington, draper.

Miles, J. East Dereham, corn-merchant.
Moore, W. S. Liverpool, wine-merchant.

Nicholls, J. Grosvenor street, lodging-house

keeper.

Neale, J. P. Bennet-street, bookseller. Norman, J. Islebrewers, miller.

Newcombe, T. York, common carrier.

Nuttall, P. Bolton-le-Moors,

turer.

cotton-manufae

Parslow, W. C. Exmouth-street, cheesemonger.
Packer, J. Newbury, carrier.

Poile, J. Westheathly, dealer.

Passinore, H. P. Old Kent-road, plumber.

Pike, E. Staines, blacksmith.

Plunkett, W. Whitechapel-road, carpenter.

Peirse, T. Belleisle, training-groom

Peele, T. Peterborough, corn-merchant.
Pentey, J. Huddersfield, grocer.

Rexworthy, J. Wells, currier.

Rudge, H. Leominster, surgeon.

Rhoads, T. Hoxton, cut-glass-manufacturer.

Robson, H. George-street, Southwark, hat-manufacturer.

Roberts, H. Hafodlas, dealer.

Rees, D. Brecon, clothier.

Rylatt, G. South Kime, victualler.

Raishleigh, W. Lattiford, dealer in cheese.

Rawlings, S. Walcot, carpenter.

Sanderson, J. Gerrard's-cross, victualler.

Stokoe, J. Rye-hill, Northumberland, builder.

Swan, J. Northleach, draper.

Snowden, J. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, draper.

Sloman, J. Maidstone, timber-merchant.

Smith, C. Old City Chambers, wine-merchant.
Sargent, W. Moorfields, linen-draper.

Scott, G and Z. Surr, Manchester, porter-dealers.
Slaney, R. Omber-ley, brickmaker.
Slader, R. Cheltenham, cabinet-maker.

Spyer, S. Great Alie-street, merchant.
Stammers, T. Francis-street, grocer.
Simmons, J. Plymouth, grocer.

Trimby, G. H. and J. G. L. Trimbey and G. D.
Trimbey, Watling-street, merchants.

Tudor, M. Bolton, shopkeeper.

Tallent, A. Dickleburgh, linen-draper.
Truss, J. jun. Upper Holloway, lapidary.
Thorpe, S. Birmingham, victualler.

Trout, T. Lime-street and Ostend, salesman.

Tetley, S. Bradford, dyer.

Thornton, J. Brook-street, glass-cutter.

Townend, W. Keighley, corn-miller.

Thackway, S. Ledbury, bookseller.

Varley, J. Stanningley, cloth-manufacturer.

Wiss, R. Flect-street, patent portable water-closet manufacturer.

Wheeler, T. Hereford, corn-dealer.

Williams, J. Glocester, bootmaker.

Webster, R. Cornhill, watchmaker.

Williamson, J. Keighley, worsted-spinner.

Whittaker, C. P. Lambeth, wine-merchant.

Whicker, H. Emsworth, butcher.

Welch, A. Glastonbury, shopkeeper.

Waterman, J. Rotherhithe, merchant.

Willis, T. Bath, carpenter.

Watkins, S. Merthyr Tydfill, iron-monger.

ilkinson, G. Birmingham, saw-manufacturer.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SCOTCH BANKRUPTCIES, announced from 1st October to 30th November, 1829, extracted from the Edinburgh Gazette.

Anderson, Robert Young, writer to the signet, banker, and builder, in Edinburgh.

Bannerman, James, cattle-dealer, Stobhall, Perthshire.

Bannerman, Peter, cattle-dealer, Parkhead, Perthshire.

Bridges, David, jun. cloth-merchant, Edinburgh. Buchanan, James, wood merchant at Duchlage.

in the parish of Drymen, and county of Stirling. Burns, William, manufacturer in Paisley, and as one of the partners of John Gibb and Company, manufacturers in Paisley. Campbell, Malcolm, grain-merchant and trader, Glasgow.

Crawford, William, and Co. merchants in Glasgow, and William Crawford, one of the said partners, as an individual.

Dawson, John, lime-burner and fish-curer, now farmer and cattle-dealer, in Redhythe, in the county of Banff.

Dunlop, Robert, banker, gas-manufacturer, and builder in Edinburgh, and writer to the signet. Forrest, Daniel, hosier in Edinburgh. Grant, Alexander, builder and wright in Leith. Haldane, George, and Co. spirit-dealers in Glasgow, and George Haldane, sole partner of said company.

Hoe, Thomas Charles, late mercantile-agent, now tavern-keeper in Edinburgh.

Innes, John, merchant-tailor, Aberdeen. Liddell, William, and Co. merchants, Glasgow, and William Liddell, and William Liddell, jun. merchants there, the individual partners. Lindsay, David, paper-maker and merchant at Rothes Paper-mill, in the parish of Leslie, and county of Fife.

Love, John, provision-merchant, Bridge Street,
Glasgow.

M.Farlane, Parlane, manufacturer, Glasgow.
M'Farline, John, merchant, Aberdeen.

Nicol, Robert, cattle-dealer, formerly in Brack-
mont Miln, now in Strathburn, Fifeshire.
Pattison, M. and F. merchants, Glasgow.
Reid, Andrew, merchant, Ayr.

Scott, John, merchant in Glasgow, residing some
time at Henning House, near Govan, and now
in West Kingston, near Glasgow.
Spears, James, sen. distiller and merchant in
Kirkaldy.

Tod, John, corn and meal-dealer, Leith.
Waters, John, flesher in Edinburgh.

White, James, corn-dealer and ship-owner in
Leith and Elie,

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

June 4. At Akayab, East Indies, the Lady of Lieut. Archibald Bogle, of a son.

July 22. At the Cape of Good Hope, the Lady of William Blair, Esq. advocate, of a daughter. Sept. 25. At the Manse of Newtyle, Mrs Moon, of a son.

29. At 7, Leith Street, Mrs Denham, of a stillborn son.

At Williamfield, Mrs William Patison, jun. of a son.

30. At Mellerstain, the Lady of George Baillie, Esq. jun. of Jerriswood, of a daughter.

At Elliston House, Roxburghshire, the Lady of Robert Henry Tulloh, Esq. of Elliston, of a daughter.

-At Innerkip, the Lady of the Rev. Thomas Brown, jun. of a son.

Oct. 1. At Mary's Place, Mrs Parker, of a son. 2. At Sanson House, the Lady of Colonel Cumming, of the Bengal Light Cavalry, of a daughter. At 42, Northumberland Street, Mrs Scot of Trinity, of a daughter.

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16. At Melville House, Fife, the Countess of Leven and Melville, of a son, who only survived a few hours.

19. At Holmhead, Mrs Sinclair, of a daughter. 20. At 1, Melville Street, Mrs John Tait, of a

son.

21, At Crawfordsdyke, Greenock, Mrs John Crawford, of a son.

At Easter Duddingston, the Lady of Capt. Wauchope, Royal Navy, of a son. -At 4, Warriston Crescent, Mrs Cumming, of a son.

At York, the Lady of Lieut.-Col. Wallace, late Major in the King's Dragoon Guards, of a daughter.

At Portland Place, London, Lady Mary Ross, of a son.

At 6, Brighton Street, Mrs William Millar, of a daughter.

22. At Goodwood, her Grace the Duchess of Richmond, of a son, being her ninth living child. At Heathery Haugh, Mrs Tod, of a son. At Eaglescairnie, the Lady of Major-General Hon. P. Stuart, of a daughter. 24. At River Bank, Leven, Mrs Anderson, of

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Her Serene Highness the Princess of Hohenlohe-Laugenburgh (late the Frincess Feodore, and daughter of the Duchess of Kent,) of a son. 27. At Naples, Mrs William Scott, of a son. 28. At Barcaldine, the Lady of Duncan Campbell, Esq. of Barcaldine, of a son.

29. Mrs Robert blackie, of a daughter. 30. At 8, Newington Place, Mrs Kennedy, of a daughter.

31. At Belton, the Lady of Captain Hay of Belton, of a son.

Nov. 1. At Belmount Place, Kelso, Mrs Jerdan, of a son.

-At Portobello, Mrs Scott of Seabank, of a son. 2. The Lady of P. Campbell, Esq. Northumberland Street, of a son.

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Mrs Welsh, 60, Northumberland Street, of a daughter.

In Park Crescent, Portland Place; London, the Hon. Mrs Shawe, of a daughter.

4. At Bromley Place, the Lady Sarah Murray, of a son.

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12. At No. 9, Abercomby Place, Mrs Greig of Eccles, of a daughter.

At Circus Place, Mrs Cay, of a daughter. 13. At 12, Regent Terrace, Edinburgh, Mrs Bayley, of a daughter.

-At Holland, Island of Papa Westray, the Lady of George Trail, Esq of Holland, of a son.

14. At 59, Northumberland Street, the Lady of John Brodie, Esq. W.S. of a son.

15. At 6, James's Court, Mrs Edward Livingstone, of a son.

At Cherrybank, Mrs Fisher, of a son. - At Larbert Manse, Mrs Bonar, of a daughter. 16. At Marseilles, the Lady of A. J. Hamilton, Esq. younger of Dalzell, of a son and heir.

20. At Hope Street, Charlotte Square, Mrs Sibbald, of a daughter.

22. At Dundee, Mrs Maxwell, of a daughter. 24. At Castle Broomwich, Warwickshire, the Countess of Bradford, of a daughter.

27. At Glenormiston, the Lady of William Stewart, Esq. of a son.

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Mrs Alexander Douglas, Albany Street, of a

At 25, Archibald Place, Mrs George Brown, of a son.

Lately. At Bareilly, East Indies, the Lady of the Hon. R. Forbes, of a son.

At Argyle House, London, the Countess of Aberdeen, of a son.

MARRIAGES.

March 28. At Bombay, James Burnes, Esq. Surgeon to the Residency at Bhooj, to Sophia, second daughter of the late Major-General Sir Geo. Holmes, K. C. B.

June 4. At the Cape of Good Hope, John Murray, Esq. M. D. Surgeon to the Forces, to Mrs Eliza Grant, widow of Captain T. W. Grant, of the Hon. East India Company's Service.

6. At Bombay, Henry Smith, Esq of Batiboys, county of Wicklow, Lieut -Col. of the 1st Regiment of Light Cavalry, in the East India Company's Service, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the Hon. Sir John Peter Grant of Rothiemurcus, One of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Bombay.

20. At Hyderabad, Capt. Geo. Keir, Commanding his High ess the Nizam's 3d Regiment of Cavalry, to Margaret, daughter of Campbell Mackintosh, Esq. of Dalmigavie.

Aug. 15. At St Petersburg, John Drury, M.D. youngest son of Thomas Drury, Esq. to Elizabeth, third daughter of the late Captain John Brown, of North Shields, Northumberland.

Sept. 15. At Eastertyre, the Rev. Alexander Campbell, minister of Weem, to Isabella Margaret, daughter of the late Major Macglashan of Eastertyre.

24. At Montreal, Lower Canada, Francis C. J. Arnoldi, Esq. M.D. to Christina Maria, eldest daughter of Mr William Telfer, merchant, Leith.

28. At Fairlight, near Hastings, Sussex, the Rev. Edward Auriol, of Christ Church, Oxford, B.A. to Georgina Barbara, third daughter of the late Edward Morris, Esq. and grand-daughter of the late Lord Erskine.

29. At No. 15, Windsor Street, William Findlay, Esq. writer, Paisley, to Helen, eldest daughter of James Hill, Esq.

30. At Windmill Hill, Howard Elphinstone, Esq. only son of Sir H. Elphinstone, Bart. C.B. to Elizabeth Julia, youngest daughter of E. J. Curteis, Esq. M.P.

-At Glasgow, George Stephenson, Esq. Solicitor, Lisburn, to Louisa Ann, third daughter of the late Major James Robertson of Cray, Perthshire.

Oct. 1. At Kincraig, the Rev. James Noble, St Madoes, to Margaret, eldest daughter of James Crow, Esq.

2. At Dalmarnock, Glasgow, Robert Thomson,

Esq. surgeon, to Isabella, eldest daughter of the late Mr Adam Spence, Leith.

5. At. Westsidewood, Mr Logan, Eastshiel, to Jane, youngest daughter of John Wilson, Esq.

6. At No. 25 Pitt Street, Edinburgh, kobert Hepburn Swinton, Esq. second son of the late John Swinton, Esq. of Swinton, to Juliana, third daughter of Thos. Harker, Esq. of Scarborough.

8. At Bankfoot, William Allan, Esq. Solicitor Supreme Courts, to Eliza, daughter of George Gordon, Esq. of Hiltonhill.

-At Atholl Place, Perth, Laurence Robertson, Esq. cashier of the Royal Bank, Glasgow, to Ro bina Joanna, second daughter of Robert Hope Moncrieff, Esq. writer, Perth.

12. At Ayr, John M'Derment, Esq. M.D. to Margaret, second daughter of William Eaton, Esq. Sheriff-substitute of Ayrshire.

13. At Burntsfield Place, James Watt, jun. Esq. Dundee, to Jane Scott, second daughter of Archibald Anderson, Esq. Burntsfield Place.

-At North Leith, Mr Alexander Anderson, architect, Leith, to Mary Vernon, second daughter of Mr Alexander Sime, shipbuilder.

- At London, John Searle, jun. Esq. to Harriet, eldest daughter of the late John Talbot, Esq.

15. At Edinburgh, the Rev. Alexander Campbell, minister of St Stephen's Church, Rochdale, to Margaret, daughter of the late James Peat, Esq. Collector of Excise.

19. At Cherry Bank, John Anderson, Esq. Perth, to Miss Bruce, daughter of the late David Bruce, Esq. merchant, Stirling.

At Ochtertyre, Anthony Murray, Esq. younger of Dollerie, W.S., to Georgiana, third daughter of the Hon. Baron Sir Patrick Murray of Ochtertyre, Bart.

-At Marylebonne, London, Mr J. Renny, jun. merchant, Arbroath, to Miss Jane Boyd, of Welbeck Street, Cavendish Square.

22. At Edinburgh, James Syme, Esq. surgeon. to Anne, youngest daughter of the late Robert Willis, Esq.

At Castle Toward, John Campbell, Esq. of South Hull, to Janet, third daughter of Kirkman Finlay, Esq. of Castle Toward.

25. At North Berwick, the Rev. Mathew Carrier Thompson of Woodstone Rectory, Huntington, to Eliza, second daughter of the late Lieut. Colonel Dalrymple, C.B. Madras Artillery.

26. At London, David Baillie, Esq. of Audley Square, to Miss Stewart, only daughter of Lady Stewart, and niece to the Countess of Aberdeen."

27. At Myres Castle, Joseph Maitland, Esq. third son of Adam Maitland, Esq. of Dundrennan, to Anna Maria, daughter of James Pillans, Esq.

28. At Edinburgh, Captain Alexander Christie, of the Navigator of Peterhead, to Miss Elizabeth Ann Browne of Lauriston.

29. At Edinburgh, Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Oswald of Dunnikier, Knight Grand Cross of the Bath, to Amelia Jane Murray, third daughter of the late Lord Henry Murray, son of the late John Duke of Atholl.

29. At Blairvadock, Richard Fox, Esq. of Garahabridgin, in the county of Cavan, son of Colonel Fox of Foxhall, to Camilla, third daughter of Mr and Lady Janet Buchanan.

30. At Memus, Forfarshire, Aitchison Alexander Mack, Esq. W.S. to Martha, youngest daughter of the late John White, Esq.

Nov. 2. At Rose Villa, Hamilton, Francis Hamilton, Esq. W.S.. to Mary Stevenson, eldest daughter of Captain D. Mackintosh, late of the 42d Royal Highlanders.

-At Sighthill, Mr William Thomson, farmer, Bonnington, to Christina, youngest daughter of the late James Nimmo, Esq.

3. At Edinburgh, Mr Andrew Liddell, ironmonger, Glasgow, to Jessie, eldest daughter of William Peddie, Esq. Secretary to the Insurance Company of Scotland.

-At Kippax, Samuel Crompton, Esq. M.P. of Woodend, Yorkshire, to Isabella Sophia, daughter of the Hon. and Rev. Archibald Hamilton Cathcart.

-At Edinburgh, Mr David Morris, jun. merchant, Dunfermline, to Euphemia, fourth daughter of Mr John Steel, merchant, Prince's Street.

-At Edinburgh, the Rev. Andw. Milroy, minister of Crailing, to Margaret, eldest surviving daughter of James Bryce, Esq.

5. At Gibraltar, Capt. John Macdonald of Ari

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