GAZETTE PREFERMENTS.

Nov. 19. Royal Marines, Colonel Second Commandant D. J. Ballingall to be Colonel Commandant; Lieut.-Col. J. Whylock to be Colonel Second Commandant; brevet Major J. Tothill to be Lieut.-Colonel.

Nov. 21. 82d Foot, Capt. E. B. Hale to be Major; brevet Lieut.-Colonel John Austen, unattached, to be Colonel in the Army.-To be Majors in the Army, Captains J. W. Dalgety and R. Daly (Captains of Companies of Gentlemen Cadets at the Royal Military College): brevet Major T. Donnelly, E. I. Co's service, temp. rank while employed at Addiscombe.

Nov. 22. Lieut.-Col. Henry Creswicke Rawlinson, C.B. now Consul at Bagdad, to be Consul General at that city.

Nov. 25. Colonel Charles Menzies, R. Mar. and Lieut.-Col. Thomas Wearing, R. Mar. to be Aides de Camp to Her Majesty.-Lieut.Col. R. H. Wynyard, C.B. to be Lieut.-Governor of the Province of New Ulster, in New Zealand.-Capt. E. Frome, R. Eng. to be Collector of Customs for Trinidad.

Nov. 26. The Hon. Sir Ralph Abercromby, K.C.B. (now Envoy Ext. to the King of Sardinia,) to be Envoy Ext. and Minister Plenip. to the King of the Netherlands.-Royal Marines, Lieut.-Colonel T. Wearing to be Colonel Second Cominandant; brevet Major F. Graham to be Lieut.-Colonel.-Royal Engineers, brevet Major W. C. Forbes to be Lieut.-Col.

Nov. 28. Brevet Lieut.-Col. J. A. Butler to be Colonel in the Army.

Dec. 2. The Hon. Richard Edwardes (First Paid Attaché at Paris) to be Secretary of Legation at Frankfort.

Dec. 3. J. A. Le Sueur, esq. to be Postmaster for the Cape of Good Hope.- Barclay, esq. to be Receiver-General for Jamaica. Dec. 5. 89th Foot, brevet Major C. R. Egerton to be Major.

Dec. 11. R. D. Wilmot, esq. to be SurveyorGeneral for the Province of New Brunswick. -Royal Artillery, brevet Major G. H. Hyde to be Lieut.-Colonel.-Royal Engineers, brevet Major R. J. Stotherd to be Lieut.-Colonel.

Dec. 12. 17th Foot, brevet Major L. C. Bourchier to be Major.-27th Foot, brevet Major G. A. Durnford to be Major.

Dec. 23. Royal Marines, Colonel Second Commandant John Rawlins Coryton to be Colonel Commandant; Lieut.-Col. Stephen Giles to be Colonel Second Commandant; brevet Major James Whitcomb to be Lieut.Colonel.

Dec. 24. Percy William Doyle, esq. now Secretary of Legation in Mexico, to be Minister Plenip. to that Republic.-Edward Thornton, esq. now paid Attaché to Her Majesty's Legation in Mexico, to be Secretary of Legation to that Republic.

Dec. 26. 6th Foot, Capt. R. W. M. Fraser to be Major.-63d Foot, Capt. A. T. Allan to be Major.-88th Foot, brevet Major R. W. Balfour to be Major.-Rifle Brigade, Capt. Alfred H. Horsford to be Major.-3d West India Regiment, Major William Irwin, from 88th Foot, to be Lieut.-Col.-Brevet, Major P. P. Nevill, of 63d Foot, to be Lieut.-Col. in the Army; Capt. Thomas Bulkeley, of 71st Foot, to be Major in the Army.

Henry Revell Reynolds, esq. to be Solicitor of the Treasury, and John Greenwood, esq. Q.C. Assistant-Solicitor.

GENT. MAG. VOL. XXXVII.

Barnes Peacock, esq. Q.C. to be Fourth Ordinary Member of Council in India. Thomas Phinn, esq. to be Recorder of Devonport.

John Johnes, esq. to be Recorder of Carmarthen.

Frederick Walford, esq. to be Recorder of Maldon.

J. Pollock, esq. to be Judge of the County Court at Liverpool.

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.

Very Rev. J. Howie, Killeagh R. Cork.
Rev. G. Alston, Horndon-on-the-Hill V. Essex.
Rev. H. Barne, Faringdon V. w. Little-Coxwell
C. Berks.

Rev. R. Barry, North Tuddenham R. w. West-
Tuddenham, Norfolk.

Rev. Betton, Evening Lectureship, St. Lawrence, Ludlow, Salop.

Rev. E. Boothby, Whitwell R. Derbyshire
Rev. M. Brady, Farrihy R. Cork.

Rev. A. W. Brown, Gretton V. Northamptonsh.
Rev. R. Buller, Stanley P.C. Yorkshire.
Rev. T. G. Caulfeild, Stackallan R. Navan.
Rev. J. T. P. Coffin (R. of Alwington) Canonry
in Exeter Cathedral.

Rev. E. Dansey, Abbotsham V. Devon.
Rev. T. Davies, Llanvaches R. Monmouthsh.
Rev. G. A. Denison (V. of East Brent), Arch-
deaconry of Taunton, dio. Bath and Wells.
Rev. W. Dewe, Weybread V. Suffolk.
Rev. S. P. Downing, Rumburgh P.C. w. S.
Elmham V. Suffolk.

Rev. J. Edmunds, Kyloe P.C. Northumberland.
Rev. E. C. Evans, Eyton P.C. Herefordshire.
Rev. O. Fox, St. Martin R. Worcester.
Rev. G. F. H. Foxton, Stoulton P.C. Worc.
Rev. C. Garvey, Manthorpe P.C. w. London-
thorpe P.C. Lincolnshire.

Rev. J. Gibson, Muggleswick P.C. Durham.
Rev. J. Greaves, Great Missenden V. Bucks.
Rev. A. P. Hanlon, Inniscaltra V. dio. Killaloe.
Rev. H. T. Hill, Felton V. Herefordshire.
Rev. J. O. Hopkins, St. Mary P.C. w. St.
Michael P.C. Shrewsbury.

Rev. J. J. Jackson, Ballinderry R. Magherafelt. Rev. W. Jenkins, Michaelstone-le-Vedw R. Glamorganshire and Monmouthshire. (Presentation confirmed, on appeal, by the Archbishop of Canterbury.) See Aug. Number, Rev. J. P. Joly, Clonbulloge R. and V. dio. Kildare.

p. 187.

Rev. H. Jones, Llangllynin R. Carnarvonshire. Rev. W. Jowett, St. John P.C. Clapham, Surrey. Rev. J. Latham, (P.C. of Little Eaton, Derbyshire,) to Gaia-Minor Canonry, Lichfield Cathedral.

Rev. W. B. Lauder, Nepanee R. dio. Toronto. Rev. R. Lewis, Lampeter-Velvrey R. Pemb. Rev. H. Lowther, Hensingham P.C Cumberl. Rev. C. Lushington, Walton-upon-Thames V. Surrey.

Rev. J. M. Lynn, Thornthwaite P.C. Cumberl. Rev. G. Mansfield, St. Peter P.C. Saffron Hill, London.

Rev. O. Marriott, Goxhill V. Lincolnshire. Rev. B. Marsden, Glascombe V. w. Colva C. and Rulen C. Radnorshire.

Rev. W. Maule, Eynesbury R. Hunts.
Rev. St. John Mitchell, Pentney P.C. Norfolk.
Rev. S. Morgan, St. Mary P.C. Llanrwst, Den-
bighshire and Carnarvonshire.

Rev. J. W. Morgan, Beaufort P.C. Monmouth.
Rev. C. O'Donel, St. Peter P.C. Allendale,
Northumberland.

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Rev. W. G. Ormsby, Arklow R. and V. Dublin.
Rev. H. L. Oswell, Leighton V. Salop.
Rev. E. Owen, Dolgellan P.C. North Wales.
Rev. T. C. Price, St. Augustine V. Bristol.
Rev. F. B. Pryor, Bennington R. Herts (and
not Rev. G. Proctor, as stated at p. 645 ante.)
Rev. A. C. Rowley, St. Matthias P.C. Bristol.
Rev. R. Sanders, Precentor and Sacrist, Wor-
cester Cathedral.

Rev. R. Sedgwick, St. Martin of Coslany P.C.
Norwich.

Rev. F. J. Stainforth, All Hallows Staining
P.C. London.

Rev. W. H. Stokes, Goring P.C. Oxfordshire.
Rev. T. T. Storks, Loughton R. Essex.
Rev. R. Surtees, Holtby R. Yorkshire.

Rev. A. Tatton, Ogashin R. and V. (sinecure) dio. Killaloe.

Rev. J. Thacker, St. Mary P.C. Kilkenny.
Rev. M. H. Vine, St. Mary-le-Bow w. Pancras,
Soper Lane, and All Hallows, Honey Lane,
R. London.

Rev. J. J. Wason, Shepscombe P.C. Glouc.
Rev. B. Webb, Sheen P.C. Staffordshire.
Rev. S. K. Webster, Duddington P.C, North-
amptonshire.

Rev. R. F. Whistler, Bishop's Norton V. Linc.
Rev. J. N. White, Rushall V. Norfolk.

To Chaplaincies.

Rev. J. Bandinel, to the Middle and Training Schools, Hove, Sussex.

Rev. J. R. Dobson, to the Duke of Portland.
Rev. B. C. Dowding, to the Wilts Pauper
Lunatic Asylum.

Rev. J. S. Hall, to the Earl of Carlisle.
Rev. C. H. J. Nicholls, Colonial, at the Gold
Coast.

Rev. E. Rice, D.D. to Mr. Sheriff Cotterell. Rev. Josiah Thompson, to H.M. flagship Impregnable.

Rev. R. Wilson, to H.M. Dockyard, Sheerness.

Collegiate and Scholastic Appointments. Rev. Banks, Head Mastership, Ludlow Grammar School, Salop.

Most Rev. and Right Hon. Lord George Beresford (Archbishop of Armagh) Chancellor of the University of Dublin.

Right Hon. F. Blackburne (Lord Chief Justice of Ireland) to be Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dublin.

H. W. Acland, M.D. Radcliffe Librarian, Oxf.
Rev. C. T. Pizey, Second Mastership, King Ed-
ward's Grammar School, Birmingham.
Rev. E. R. Theed, Vice-Provostship, King's
College, Cambridge.

Rev. J. M. Wilson, Curator of Sir R. Taylor's
Institution, Oxford.

BIRTHS.

Nov. 7. At Edgcott, the wife of Aubrey Cartwright, esq. a dau.-10. At Florence, Lady Methuen, a son.-13. At Broome park, Lady Maria Brodie, a son --14. In Rossmore park, Monaghan, Lady Rossmore, a son and heir.-17. At Kinnaird castle, N.B. Lady Catherine Carnegie, a dau.-20. At Uske, Monmouthshire, the wife of Henry Montonnier Hawkins, esq. of Tredunnock, a son.-21. At Putney, the wife of John Bethell, esq. a dau.- 22. In Grosvenor pl. Lady Harriet Wegg Prosser, a dau.-23. The wife of the Rev. Henry Cotterill, Principal of Brighton college, a son.--At Attleburgh rectory, Norfolk, the wife of the Rev. Alfred Bowyer Smyth, a son-At Shenton hall, Leic. the wife of Fred. Wollaston, esq. a dau. --26. At Youlston, near Barnstaple, the wife of Sir Arthur Chichester, Bart. a son.-— In Berkeley sq. the wife of Sydney Smirke,

esq. a son.-28. At Chesham pl. Lady Caroline King, a son.--At Wickham place, Essex, the wife of Sir Claude C. de Crespigny, Bart. a dau. At St. James's palace, the Hon. Mrs. Grey, a son.--At Upper Eccleston pl. the wife of Thomas E. P. Lefroy, esq. a dau.30. At Bedale, Mrs. Beresford Peirse, a son. --At Radnage rectory, Bucks, Mrs. George Phillimore, a son.--In Gloucester place, Hyde park, the wife of Beaumont Hankey, esq. a son.--At St. John's wood, the wife of Robert Henry Mitford, esq. a son.

Dec. 2. At Campsey Ash, Suffolk, Mrs. Jermyn Pratt, a dau.- -In Chester place, Mrs. John Maitland, a son.--3. In Brunswick sq. the wife of the Rev. P. B. Power, of twin daughters.-4. At St. Helen's, Southsea, the wife of Capt. Langley, R. M. Artillery, a dau.-5. At Westow hill, Surrey, Mrs. John Rivington, a dau.--In the Strand, Mrs. Samuel Harvey Twining, a son.--In Wimpole st. the wife of John C. Burgoyne, esq. a son.-6. At Cuerden hall, Lanc. the wife of Capt. R. Townley Parker, a son.--7. At Errwood hall, near Buxton, the wife of Samuel Grimshawe, esq. a dau.-9. At Averham, Notts, the wife of the Rev. R. Sutton, a son.-10. Barnes, Surrey, the wife of Bolton Corney, esq. a son.--At Rosthern hall, Cheshire, Mrs. Charles Egerton, a dau. 12. At Lowndes sq. Lady St. John Mildmay, a dau.

At

-15. At Inchbrakie, Perthshire, the Hon. Mrs. Græme, a dau.-At Neswich, near Driffield, the wife of Edmund Wilmot, esq. late of Bengal Civil Service, a dau.--26. In Upper Montagu street, the wife of Charles Henry Tottenham, esq. a son.

MARRIAGES.

March 31. In Australia, William Atkinson, esq. of Pine hill, Wimmera, eldest son of the late Francis Atkinson, esq. 7th Garr. Batt. to Fanny, second dau. of Charles Palk Collyns, esq. of Dulverton, Som.

July 5. At Sydney, N. S. Wales, James Donaldson, youngest son of the late Stuart Donaldson, esq. London, to Alice-Jemima, eldest dau. of the late Dr. Andrew Gibson, J. P. formerly of H.M. 3d Regt.

9. At North Adelaide, Australia, Alfred Atkinson, esq. barrister-at-law and solicitor, (youngest brother of Anthony Atkinson, esq. of Kingston-upon-Hull,) to Mary-Ann,widow of James Bonnin, esq. of Brompton, Middlesex.

Aug. 7. At Hydrabad, Lieut. Alfred C. Lilly, 2nd Eur. Light Inf. son of John Lilly, esq. Pedwell, Som. to Dora-Jane, eldest dau. of T. H. Irvine, esq. M.D. of Camolin, co. Wexford,

16. At Cape Town, Samuel William Hall, esq. of the Queen's Service, only son of the late Lieut.-Col. Hall, C.B. to Mary-AnnMartha, only dau. of Edw. Norton, esq.

20. At Bangalore, William Olive Bird, esq. 15th Hussars, eldest son of the late W. G. Bird, esq. of Lichfield, to Mary, only child of the Rev. W. W. Lutyens, Chaplain E.I.C.

Sept. 3. At Bombay, George Palmer Robinson, esq. eldest son of the late J. J. Robinson, esq. of Banff, N.B. to Madeline-Mellington, eldest dau. of William Brooks, esq. Master in Equity to the Supreme Court.

9. At Tregoney, Cornwall, Rev. Henry Veale, late Curate of Walcot, Batli, to Caroline-Sarah, fourth dau. of the late C. Whitworth, esq. of Northampton, and widow of W. J. M. Billinghurst, esq. of Richmond, Surrey.

11. At Simla, Capt. Edward James Simpson, 69th N.I. to Ellen-Theophila, second dau. of Col. Denniss, C.B.

22. At Hushiarpur, Punjaub, Frank Russell, esq. 5th Bengal Cavalry, son of F. Russell,

Norwood, and H. M. Mint.-At Trinity

2. At Riga, Richard Brandt, esq. of Great Winchester st. to Charlotte-Eleanore, youngest dau. of B. F. Baerens. esq. M.D.

7. At Bromsgrove, the Rev. Edward St. John Parry, eldest son of the Bishop of Barbados, to Lucy-Susannah, youngest dau. of John Chatfield Tyler, esq.-At Stoke, the Rev. Frederick Wm. White, Vicar of Mease, Somerset, to Cordelia, only dau. of George Glasson, esq. M.D. of Devonport.-At Clifton, William Sweet, esq. solicitor, of Bristol, to Louisa-Isabella, second dau. of H. B. C. Hillier, esq. M.D. of Tenby, and granddau. of General R. J. J. Lacy, R. Art.- -At St. Peter's Eaton square, John Davies Gilbert, esq. of Trelipick, Cornwall, and of Eastbourne, Sussex, to the Hon. Anne-Dorothea Carew, eldest dau. of Lord Carew.At Woodstock, Canada West, Albert Caswell, esq.of Trowbridge, Wilts, to Mary-Elizabeth, second dau. of Mr. David Paine, of Ingersoll, Canada West.

8. At Tardebigg, R. B. Heynes, esq. of Wrickton Manor, Shropshire, to Ann, fourth dau. of T. Dixon, esq.--At Morley St. Peter, Norfolk, George Jervis Norman, esq. of Eglesfield house, Somersetshire, to Frances-Henrietta, eldest dau. of J. T. Graver Browne, esq. of Morley house.--At Walkhampton, Devon, the Rev. William Courtenay Clack, to AmeliaElphinstone, only dau. of the Rev. David Stone, of Combetrowe house, Somerset, and Vicar of Walkhampton.- -At St. Martin's in the fields, the Chevalier Letterstedt, H.M. the King of Sweden's Consul at the Cape of Good Hope, to Lydia, younger dau. of the late Wm. Hooper Boys, esq. of Elfords, Kent, and niece of Sir Edward Meredyth, Bart.-At Halliwell, Thomas Cross, esq. of Mortfield, near Bolton-le-Moors, Lanc. to Anne, dau. of Jean Baptiste Paul Chappé de Leonval.At Manchester, John Leyland Feilden, esq. third son of the late Sir William Feilden, Bart. to ElizaWhigham, dau. of the late James Kennedy, esq. of Ancoats.

9. At All Saints' Poplar, Edward Instone, esq. of Blakes court, near Chalfont St. Peter, to Ada, youngest dau. of Rev. R. C. Vaughan, M.A. At St Matthew's, Brixton, John C. W. Lever, esq. M.D. to Mary-Anna, dau of Charles Farebrother, esq. of Moat house, Stockwell, Alderman of London.-At Herne, William Henry Horsley Dakins, esq. to AnnaMaria, second dau. of Wm. Slark, esq. of Cricklewood, Middlesex, and Herne Bay.At Ipswich, Charles Wilmot Smith, esq. of Bailynauty house, Limerick, to CharlotteAnne, youngest dau. of the late Hon. Lindsey Burrell.At Bishop's Frome, Wm. Close Currie, esq. son of Sir Frederick Currie, Bart. to Harriett, second dau. of John Browne, esq. of Hall Court, Heref.At Hampton, the Rev. Wm. J. Trevenon, M.A. to Anna-Maria, eldest dau, of the late Col. Sir T. Noel Hill, K.C.B.

11. At Christ Church, Albany st. Thomas Bishop, esq. M.D. to Cecilia-Agnes, dau. of the late H. S. Northcote, esq. of Pynes, near Exeter. At Islington, George, eldest son of F. G. C. Briand, esq. of Highbury, to AnneMary, second dau. of Henry Hawke Peard, esq. of Coole abbey, Fermoy; and William Foot Vidal, esq. of Grays, to Mary-Louisa, second dau. of F. G. C. Briand, esq.--At St. Martin's in the Fields, Frederick Henry Dixon, esq. of Guildford, to Charlotte-Grace, youngest dan, of the late George Cowell, esq. of Melbury terrace. At St. Luke's Norwood, James Gadsden, esq. of Lannion, Bretagne, to Caro

jun, esq. second son of James Laming, esq. of Maida hill West, to Frances-Jeremy, second dau. of Robert M'Cabe, esq. of Kensington gardens terrace. At Leamington Priors, William Dollin Alexander, esq. of Lombard st. and of Upper Clapton, to Julian Ann Mary, eldest dau. of J. J. Tanner, esq. of Upper Clapton.

14. At St. George's Hanover square, the Hon. Fenton John Evans Freke, brother of Lord Carbery, to the Lady Katherine Felicia Pakenham, dau. of the late Earl of Longford.

At Upper Helmsley, near York, Charles S. Goyder, esq. M.D. of Gate-Helmsley, to RoseElizabeth, second dau. of the Rev. J. Farrow, Rector of Upper Helmsley.--At Southampton, William Wynne Lodder, esq. Capt. 59th Regiment, eldest son of Capt. Lodder, late of Southampton, to Elizabeth-Francis, dau. of Henry A. Hardman, esq. of Southampton, and niece to Sir Andrew Armstrong, Bart.--At Edinburgh, the Rev. Henry Mordaunt Fletcher, youngest son of the late Miles Angus Fletcher, esq. to Charlotte, youngest dau. of Dr. Alex. Monro, of Craiglochhart.

15. At Mylor, Cornwall, John Church, esq. Lieut. R.N. to Emily-Jane-Henrietta, only dau. of the late J. D. M'Dougall, esq. Capt. 88th Regt. At Brompton, Augustus Pemberton Gipps, esq. to Helen, only dau. of the late Rev. George Crookshank, of Chigwell, and niece of Sir Fitzroy Kelly. -At Clifton, JohnCarter, only son of the Rev. Jolin Holding, Vicar of Ashampstead, Berks, to LouisaFrances, youngest dau. of the late Charles Lutyens, esq. of Southcot house, Berks.

16. At Alton, Thos. Poynder Garrett, esq. of St. Peter's college, Cambridge, and late of the Madras Artillery, to Anne-Mary, only dau. of Henry Jefferis, esq.At London, Canada West, Lieut.-Col Charles Crutchley, 23d Fusiliers, second son of G. H. Crutchley, esq. of Sunning hill Park, to Eliza-Bayfield, dau. of the late John Harris, esq. R. N.At Darfield, Yorkshire, Dunnington Fletcher, esq. of the Inner Temple, to Mary-Eliza, youngest dau. of Chas. Tees, esq. of Pindar Oaks, near Barnsley.--At Monmouth, Almericus Blakeney Savery, esq. of Hardwicke lodge, Chepstow, to Grace-Ann, youngest dau. of Henry Box, esq. of Monmouth.At Clapham, Mark, eldest surviving son of the late Stephen Wildman Cattley, esq. to Alice-Isabel, fifth dau. of G. F. Davis, esq.At Bywell St. Andrew's, North'b'd. Sir Edward Blackett, Bart. of Matfen, to Frances-Nese, widow of William-Henry Ord, esq. M.P. for Newport, I. W. and dau. of the late Sir William Loraine, Bart.- -At Paris, Colonel Comte de Septenil, to Lady Horatio Capel, sister of the Earl of Essex. -At Croydon, the Rev. J. Spurgeon Green, M.A. eldest son of James Green, esq. of Wroxham, Norf. to Mary-Anne, eldest dau. of Wm. Mitcalfe, esq.

18. At Blenheim Palace, his Grace the Duke of Marlborough, to Jane-Frances-Clinton Stewart, youngest dau. of the Hon. Edward and Lady Katherine Stewart, and niece to the Earl of Wemyss and March.--At Ormesby, in Cleveland, Thomas Nash Scallon, esq. of Newington, Surrey, eldest son of the late Robert Scallon, Cominander R.N. to Sarah-Jane-Gray, eldest dau. of the Rev. Thos. Irvin, Vicar of Ormesby.--At Bath, Richard, second son of the late R. Eykyn, esq. of Crouch End, to Susanna-Kelson, second dau. of Mr. John Stothert, of Bathwick hill.

20. At Brompton, Henry James Baily, esq. to Charlotte-Augusta-Sarahi, only dau. of C. R. Sparrow, esq.

21. At St. Peter's, Eaton sq. Lord Cosmo

George Russell, half-brother of the Duke of Bedford, to Annie, youngest dau. of the late J. G. Norbury, esq.-At Swindon, Wilts, William Davis, esq. late of the 8th Hussars, second son of John Davis, esq. of Fisherton house, Wilts, to Annica-Elizabeth, eldest dau. of James Bradford, esq.- -At Cuddesdon, the Rev. H. J. Pye, Rector of Clifton Campville, Staffordsh. eldest son of H. J. Pye, esq. of Clifton hall, to Emily-Charlotte, only dau. of the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Oxford.-At Paddington, George Ross, esq. 17th Lancers, to Miss Tatterton, Westbourne ter. Hyde park.

-At Fulham, William Knottesford Gretton, esq. late 5th Fusiliers, to Annie, second dau. of Maj.-Gen. Sir John F. Burgoyne, K.C. B.At St. Pancras, Elven-Frederick, son of Capt. Stewart, R.N. to Letitia, third dau. of Mark Pitt, esq.

22. At Brompton, Geoffrey St. Andrew St. Aubin, esq. of Enfield, to Agnes, eldest dau. of Peter Smith, esq. late of Cheltenham.--At Haresfield, William Fleming, esq. M.D. of Manchester, to Elizabeth, only dau. of Daniel John Niblett, esq. of Haresfield court.-At Liverpool, Henry Blayds Molyneux, esq. to Louisa, fourth dau. of James Sothern, esq. of the Priory, Aigburth.

23. At Bristol, the Rev. John Field, Master of the Training College, and Curate of St. Peter's, Carmarthen, to Clara-Eleanor, widow of William Sainsbury, esq. M.D. of Corsham, second dau. of the late Rev. Thomas Lewis, Rector of Merthyr.- At Rochester, W. F. P. S. Dadson, esq. Lieut. R.M. nephew of Lieut.Col. Portlock, R.E. F.R.S. to Martha, third dau. of W. Johnson, esq. of Brook street house, near Tonbridge.-At Hardenhuish, the Rev. Francis Fisher, Rector of Hilmarton, Wilts, to Fanny, second dau. of Thomas Clutterbuck, esq. of Hardenhuish park. At Amwell, Herts, Robert Lawrence, esq. of the Grange, to Elizabeth, second dau. of the Rev. H. J. Dawes, M.A. of Gillingham, Kent.

24. At Salcombe, Devon, Lieut.-Col. Severus William Lynam Stretton, 40th Regt. of Lenton Priory, Notts, to the Hon. Catharine Adela de Courcy, youngest dau. of the late Lord Kingsale.

25. At the Catholic Chapel, Spanish place, George John Durrant, esq. of Chelmsford, solicitor, to Mary-Ann-Sidney, eldest dau. of the late Marlow Sidney J. Woollett, M.D. of Sturry, near Canterbury. At St. Katherine Cree, London, Alexander Jardine Alderman, esq. to Henrietta-Sarah, only dau. of the late Col. Craig, formerly Deputy-Adj.-Gen. of the Leeward and Windward Islands.

28. At Ottery St. Mary, John Slyfield Garland, esq. to Tryphena, youngest dau. of Sam. Glanvill, esq. late of Jamaica.At Fillongley, Charles, second son of the late Baden Powell, esq. of Speldhurst, Kent, to Emily-Ann, second dau. of James Eyre Watson, esq.-At Ardington, Berks, the Rev. Newton Barton Young, Fellow of New coll. Oxford, to Laura, dau. of the Rev. Frederick Barnes, D.D. Canon of Christ church. At Gilling, near Richmond, the Rev. F. W. Bewsher, M.A. incumbent of Birtley, Durham, to Miss Horne.. At Pentroyre, Carmarthensh. Thomas Elliott, esq. 77th Regt. to Maria, eldest dau. of the late Oliver Lloyd, esq. of Cardigan, and granddau. of Capt. Lewes Lloyd, of Dolhaidd.-Hampstead, Hubert Edmund Charles Kelly, M.D. of Pinner, Middlesex, to Sophia, widow of Dr. Streeten, M.D. of Worcester.--At Mildenhall, Henry St. Quentin Isaacson, Captain 1st Austrian Imperial Dragoon Guards, second son of the late Stuteville Isaacson, esq. R.N. to Elizabeth Mary, only dau. of Wolton Isaacson, esq. of Mildenhall.

At

29. At Malmesbury, W. R. O'Byrne, esq. the

Naval Biographer, to Emily, eldest dau. of the late John Troughear Handy, esq.-At Windsor, Samuel Turrell, esq. M.D. of Eaton, Bucks, to Eleanor-Bell, youngest dau. of the late Robert Tebbott, esq.

30. At Dublin, Charles Edward Barry Baldwin, esq. son of C. B. Baldwin, esq. M.P. for Totnes, to Jane-Frances, fourth dau. of John Warburton, esq. of Crinkle, King's County, Ireland At Herriard, Hants, Oliver Calley Codrington, esq. of Dean House, near Alresford, Hants, to Henrietta, eldest dau. of the late George Marx, esq. of Eaton-square. At Clifton, the Rev. Robert Augustus Mansell, youngest son of the Archdeacon of Limerick, to Frances-Erskine, youngest dau. of F.T. Hall, esq. of Brighton.At the Catholic Chapel, Spanish pl. H. Conte Faà di Bruno, to Agnes, youngest dau. of Edward Huddleston, esq. of Sawston Hall, Cambridgesh.-At Upwell, Hugh Wooll, esq. to Susanna-Elizabeth, second dau. of Thomas Stanbrough, esq. late of Pipwell Hall, Northamptonshire.--At the New Church, St. Pancras, George Butler Flood, esq. to Caroline, fourth dau. of the late William Beane, esq. of York.--At Wimbledon, Thos. Baverstock Merriman, esq. of Marlborough, to Sarah-Elizabeth, widow of Capt. G. A. Harrison, late of the H.E.I.C.S. dau. of the late George Maunsell Shield, esq. of Rochester.-At Maidstone, John-Kemble, second son of Charles Martin, esq. of Southgate, Middlesex, to Martha, second dau. of Henry Allnutt, esq. of Maidstone.

Nov. 1. At St. Paul's, Herne hill, William Everington, esq. of Herne hill, Surrey, to Catherine, dau. of the late Stephen Nicolson Barber, esq. of Denmark hill, Surrey.--At Walham green, William Lemon, esq. youngest son of James Lemon, esq. of Cornwall, to Frances-Maria, youngest dau. of Capt. George George, R.N.At Norwood, Robert, second son of the late George Philippe Brandt, esq. of St. Petersburgh, to Catherine-Emily, eldest dau. of the late Gregory Matveieff, esq.

3. At Crediton, Frederick William Kirby, esq. second son of R. C. Kirby, esq. of Blandford sq. to Anne, dau. of Thomas Pring, esq. of Fordton House.

4. At Morden, Surrey, the Rev. Henry Seymour, eldest son of Henry J. H. Seymour, esq. of Wells, Somerset, to Susannah-Biscoe, dau. of the Rev. Robert Tritton, Rector of Morden.

At Hove, Patrick Francis Durham, esq. late Capt. 37th Foot, Capt. in the 1st West Riding Militia, to Annie-Elizabeth, dau. of William Rhodes, esq. of Bramhope Hall, Yorkshire, and of Brighton.-At Coventry, Nathaniel Troughton, esq. of that city, to Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the late Capt. Ross.--At Knightsbridge, Scipio Mactaggert, esq. W.S. to Katharine, dau. of the late Lieut.-Colonel Lionel Hook, 16th Foot.- -At St. George's, Bloomsbury, Thomas Arnold Rogers, esq. of Endsleigh st. Euston sq. eldest son of Arnold Rogers, esq. Hanover sq. to Sarah, elder dau. of James Whiskin, esq. Upper Bedford pl.At Hull, the Rev. James Bird, Curate of St. Mark's, to Ellen-Jane-Middleton, eldest dau. of the late Rev. T. H. Bewley, missionary in Jamaica. At St. Marylebone, George Lloyd Robson, esq. late Capt. 5th Dragoon Guards, to Mary-Jane, only child of W. J. Denne, esq. of Lower Berkeley street.

5. At St. Pancras New Church, Alexander Kendall Mackinnon, esq. of Reading, eldest son of the late Charles Villiers Mackinnon, esq. of Monte Video, to Emily, eldest dau. of Christopher Netherwood, esq. late of Cliffe Hall, Keighley, Yorksh.-At Hull, Major Dawson, only son of Edmund Dawson, esq. to MaryGertrude, only child of Arthur Dawson, esq. of Waterclough House, near Halifax.

THE KING OF HANOVER. Nov. 18. At his palace of Herrenhausen, in his 81st year, His Majesty Ernest-Augustus, King of Hanover, Duke of Cumberland and Teviotdale, and Earl of Armagh; Sovereign of the Hanoverian order of the Guelphs, Knight of the orders of the Garter, St. Patrick, and the Bath, of St. Andrew of Russia, and of the Prussian orders of the Black and Red Eagle; a Field Marshal in the British army, Chancellor of the University of Dublin, a Fellow of the Royal Society and the Society of Antiquaries, &c. &c.

Prince Ernest-Augustus of Brunswick Lunenburg, the fifth son of King George the Third and Queen Charlotte, was born at Kew, on the 5th of June, 1771. His baptism was performed in the Great Council Chamber at St. James's, by Archbishop Cornwallis, on the 1st July following. The sponsors were his uncle his Serene Highness Prince Ernest of Mecklenburg Strelitz, from whom he received his name, and who attended in person; his Serene Highness Prince Maurice of Saxe-Gotha, represented by the Earl of Hertford, Lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's Household; and her Serene Highness the Hereditary Princess of Hesse Cassel, represented by the Countess of Egremont. His early days were spent with his younger brothers at the place which gave him birth, and his first preceptors were Mr. Cookson and Dr. Hughes. As a boy he distinguished himself by his vigour of mind and his proficiency, particularly in Latin. In 1786 the three princes were sent to the University of Gottingen, each attended by "a governor, a preceptor, and a gentleman." They were lodged in one house, and had their table fixed at 600 crowns a week, including two grand institution dinners, to which the professors and some students were invited. They were taught German by Professor Meyer, Latin by the celebrated Heyne, religion by Less, ecclesiastical counsellor, and morality by counsellor Feder; for which duties each professor received an additional allowance of 1000 crowns (4007.) per annum. Prince Ernest took a great interest in his military studies, which were directed by General Malortie, one of the ablest military professors of that day.

On the 2d June, 1786, the four younger sons of King George III. were elected Knights of the Garter, in virtue of a new statute dated the 31st May, admitting the sons of the sovereign of the order, for the time being, in addition to the number of knights established by the ancient sta

tutes. The Duke of Kent was then at Hanover; the three other brothers were invested with the insignia of the order the same day.

In 1790 his Royal Highness Prince Ernest commenced his career as a soldier, under the particular superintendence of Lieut.-General the Baron Sir Charles Linsengen, serving in the 9th Hanoverian Light Dragoons, to the command of which he was raised in the year 1793. He proved himself a brave and not unskilful soldier, and saw some hard service. In 1794 he was appointed to the command of the first brigade of cavalry in charge of the outposts of Marshal Walmoden's army; and in an engagement near Tournay he lost his left eye, and was severely wounded in the arm. In consequence of these wounds he returned to England; but, before his health was completely restored, he hastened back to the army, in November of the same year. During the celebrated sortie from Nimeguen he performed a daring feat of strength and bravery. Having broken his sabre in the fight, he parried with "the fragment of his blade" a furious blow which a French dragoon was aiming at his head, and seizing his enemy round the waist, lifted him off his horse, and carried him a prisoner into the British quarters. On the retreat of the British forces through Holland the Prince was entrusted with the difficult and dangerous command of the rear-guard, after which he remained in charge of the line of demarcation in Westphalia, until the conclusion of the peace in 1795, when the army retired into Hanover.

In 1796 Prince Ernest returned, after an absence of two years, to England, and in 1798 he was raised to the rank of Lieutenant-General.

In April 1799 the King conferred dignities of peerage both in Great Britain and Ireland on his four younger sons. The titles conferred on Prince Ernest were those of Duke of Cumberland and Teviotdale, and Earl of Armagh-one, as in the case of his other brothers, being taken from each of the three kingdoms. At the same period he received a grant of 12,0007. a-year from Parliament; which was afterwards increased to 18,000.

In the same year he was appointed to the command of the British cavalry in the expedition to the Helder; but, owing to the ill success of the enterprise, his portion of the force was not even disembarked. On the 28th March, 1801, he was appointed Colonel of the 15th Hus