Jan. 24. Major-Gen. John Bell, C. B. to be Lieut.-Governor of Guernsey.

Jan. 25. Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry, Major King to be Lieut.-Col. vice Sir F. Lawley, resigned.

Jan. 28. John Scott, esq. to be Surveying Engineer and Superintendent of Public Works, and James Hosken, esq. Lieut. R.N. to be Master Attendant and Postmaster, for the island of Labuan.-Charles Simms, esq. to be Chief Clerk and Registrar of the Supreme Court, and Clerk of the Central Circuit Court, of Newfoundland.-60th Foot, brevet Major J. Temple to be Major; Brevet, Major Lord C. J. F. Russell, 60th Foot, to be Lieut.-Col. in the army. Capt. J. S. Dodsworth, 2d Life Guards, to be Major.

Jan. 30. Capt. Hon. G. A. Crofton to be Rear-Admiral of the Blue.

Jan. 31. Major-Gen. Sir J. H. Littler, K.C.B. Bengal Inf. to be a Grand Cross of the Bath.Arthur Bailey, esq. to be Surveyor General in the Falkland Islands.-David James Harmar, esq. to be Standard-Bearer to her Majesty's hon. corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms; Matthew Wyatt, esq. (late Standard-Bearer) to be Lieutenant in the same corps; and Wm. Majoribanks Hughes, esq. late Captain 1st Dragoon Guards, to be one of the corps.

Feb. 2. Arthur Lloyd Davies, a Student of the Inner Temple, esq. only son and heir of John Lloyd Davies, of Blaendyffryn, co. of Cardigan, esq. by Anne only surviving child and heir of John Lloyd, of Carmarthen, esq. deceased, and niece of David Lloyd, of AlltyrOdin, co. Cardigan, esq. also deceased, henceforth to take the name of Lloyd after Davies, and bear the arms of Lloyd in the first quarter. Feb. 4. Fred. Trotter, of the Middle Temple, esq. LL.D. Barrister-at-Law, Judge of the County Courts in the Warwickshire Circuit, to take the surname of Dinsdale after Trotter.

Feb. 5. Robert Cannon, esq. Colonel in the service of the Queen of Spain, and K.St.F. to accept the insignia of a Knight (of the number extraordinary) of the order of Charles III.

Feb. 9. Royal Engineers, brevet Major C. C. Alexander to be Lieut.-Colonel.-Berwickshire Militia, Capt. James Pringle to be Major.

Feb. 11. Thomas Lord Archbishop of York and the Right Hon. William Goodenough Hayter sworn of the Privy Council.-Charles Lord Sudeley to be Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of Montgomeryshire.-The Rev. Frederick Temple, M.A. to be Principal of the Training School for Schoolmasters at Knellar Hall.-The Rev. Wm. Henry Brookfield, M.A. John Daniel Morell and Zelinger C. Symons, esqrs. to be Inspectors of Schools in England and Wales; and John Gibson, esq. to be one of her Majesty's Inspectors of Schools in Scotland.-22nd Foot, Lieut.-Col. S. J. Cotton, from 28th Foot, to be Lieut.-Colonel, vice J. L. Pennefather, who exchanges.-27th Foot, MajorGen. W. F. P. Napier, C.B. to be Colonel.41st Foot, Major-Gen. C. A. A'Court, C. B. to be Colonel.-58th Foot, Major-Gen. G. C. D'Aguilar, C.B. to be Colonel.-69th Foot, Gen. Sir R. Darling, from 41st Foot, to be Colonel. -73rd Foot, Captain B. Brown to be Major.Brevet, Capt. Lord H. F. Chichester, of the 2nd Foot, to be Major.

Feb. 12. John Minet Fector, of Maxweltonhouse, co. Dumfries, esq. only son and heir of John Minet Fector, late of Dover, esq. by Anne Wortley Montague, only sister and heir of Adm. Sir Robert Laurie, late of Maxwelton, Bart. and K.C.B. to assume and use the name and arms of Laurie of Maxwelton.

Feb. 14. Capt. Villiers Francis Hatton to be Rear-Admiral of the Blue.

Feb. 17. Gen. the Hon. Sir Alexander Duff, Knt. to be Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of the shire of Elgin.

Feb. 18. William Lang, esq. to be Police Magistrate for South Australia.-Unattached, brevet Lieut.-Col. P. Young, from Major halfpay Unattached, to be Lieut.-Col.-Brevet, Capt. W. C. E. Napier, 25th Foot, and Capt. W. M. G. M'Murdo, to be Majors in the army.

Feb. 25. Francis Hastings Gilbert, esq. to be Her Majesty's Consul at Alexandria.-1st Dragoons, brevet Major Edw. Littledale to be Major.-Coldstream Guards, Lieut. and Capt. W. S. Newton to be Capt. and Lieut.-Colonel. -9th Foot, Major-Gen. Sir James A. Hope, K.C.B. to be Colonel.-32d Foot, Captain John Eardley Wilmot Inglis to be Major.-71st Foot, Lieut-Gen. Sir Thomas Arbuthnot, K.C.B. from 9th Foot, to be Colonel.-Brevet, Major Thomas Hutton, of 32d Foot, to be Lieut.-Col. in the Army.-Richard Leaming, of Wray, co. Lanc. gent. in compliance with the will of William Marshall, of Wray, esq. to take the surname of Marshall only.

NAVAL PREFERMENTS. To be Captains, Commanders Robert Sharpe (1826), Thomas Harvey (1840), William Loring (1841), G. K. Wilson, and Sir W. Hoste.

To be Commanders,-Lieuts. P. F. Shortland, R. J. J. Macdonald, C. S. Phillips, J. Etheridge, H. Need, T. Kisbee, and W. T.

Bate.

Appointments.-Captains H. T. Austin, C.B. to the Blenheim, steam guardship; R. A. Yates, to the Illustrious; T. W. Carter, to the Caledonia; Sir H. Leeke, to the San Josef; W. B. Mends, to the Agincourt; R. S. Dundas, to the Powerful; J. Bennett, to the Imaum; Sir J. C. Ross, to the Enterprize. - Commanders J. A. Mends, to the Vanguard; J. A. Stevens, to the Blenheim; J. Cammilleri, to the Poictiers; F. E. Johnstone, to the Scout; J. M. Hayes, to the Champion; J. P. Dickson, to the Caledonia; J. A. Paynter, to the Star; S. Grenfell, to the Blenheim; R. H. Risk, to the Lucifer; J. E. Patey, to the Rodney; C. Hall, to the Agincourt; S. Grenfell, to the Illustrious.

Members returned to serve in Parliament. Dublin University.-John Napier, esq. Shropshire (North).-John W. Dod, esq.

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.

Rt. Rev. Dr. John Bird Sumner (Bishop of
Chester) to be Archbishop of Canterbury.
Rev. E. H. Grove, to be a Canon of Worcester.
Rev. S. Shepherd, to be a Minor Canon of
Rochester.

Rev. J. W. Astley, Chalton R. Hants.
Rev. J. Barry, Smeaton R. Yorkshire.
Rev. P. Booth, Little Wilbraham R. Camb.
Rev. E. F. Boyle, Whaddon R. Wiltshire.
Rev. A. W. Burnside, Farningham V. Kent.
Rev. D. P. Caliphronas, West Walton, Lewes
R. Norfolk.

Rev. C. W. Cavendish, Little Casterton R.
Rutland.

Rev. J. N. Cooper, Marlingford R. Norfolk.
Rev. W. Courthope, Westmeston R. Sussex.
Rev. E. W. Darling, St. Michael, College-hill
R. London.

Rev. J. B. Dykes, Hedleigh R. Hants.
Rev. P. Hanham, Hinton Martel R. Dorset.
Rev. T. Hornby, Walton-on-the-Hill V. Lanc.
Rev. F. H. Hutton, Leckford V. Hants.
Rev. H. Hutton, St. Paul's Covent-garden R.
London.

Rev. J. C. Knott, Stanford-le-Hope R. Essex.
Rev. R. Lane, Wembury P. C. Devon.
Rev. T. C. Leaver, Rockhampton R. Glouc.
Rev. C. Lucas, Filby R. Norfolk.

Rev. S. F. Page, St. Paul's Preston P. C. Lanc.
Rev. C. W. Paul, Finedon V. co. Northampt.
Rev. T. C. Percival, Bamburgh R. Yorkshire.
Rev. W. Phillipps, Buckland R Glouc.
Rev. D. J. Stewart, Helinerton V. Wilts.
Rev. L. H. Strean, Fettarks Church, Antro-
bus, Great Budworth P.C. Cheshire.
Rev. E. Strong, Lympstone R. Devon.
Rev. J. Swire, jun. Stretton, Penkridge P.C.
Staffordshire.

Rev. G. W. Taylor, Clopton R. Suffolk.
Rev. A. Thurtell, Oxburgh-cum-Foulden R.
Norfolk.

Rev. A. Wilkin, Bootle R. Cumberland.
Rev. J. Williams, Rhoscolyn R. Anglesea.
Rev. J. Wills, jun South Perrot with Moster-
ton Chapelry R. Dorset.

Rev. H. Wilson, St. Michael at Thorn P.C.
Norwich.

CHAPLAIN.

The Hon. and Rev. D. Gordon, to the late Archbishop of Canterbury.

CIVIL PREFERMENTS.

Rev. R. Bowcott, to be Master of the Grammar
School, Lampeter.

Rev. A. Easther, to be Headmaster of the
Grammar School, Almondbury, Yorkshire.
Rev. E. H. Gifford, M.A. to be Headmaster of
King Edward's School, Birmingham.
Rev. M. A. Hartnell, M.A. to be Master of the
Allhallows Grammar School, Honiton.
Rev. F. A. Vincent, B.A. to be Classical Master
at the College, Leamington.

Government School of Design.-The new appointments at the school, now complete, are -Mr. William Dyce, A.R.A. master of the class of ornament; Mr. Richard Redgrave, A.R.A. master of flower-drawing and occasional lecturer; Mr. Henry Townsend, master of class of form; Mr. J. C. Horsley, master of class of colour; Mr. C. J. Richardson, master of geometrical, architectural, or perspective drawing; Mr. Burchett and Mr. Denby, assistant-masters.

BIRTHS.

Dec. 24. The wife of J. T. Cookson, esq. of Newbiggin-house, Northumberland, a dau.

Jan. 6. At Lamphey-park, Pembrokeshire, the wife of Lewis Mathias, esq. a dau.—7. At Earlham-lodge, near Norwich, Mrs. John Gurney, a son.-9. At Hanover, the Princess Royal, a dau.- At Dane-end, Herts, the wife of H. E. Surtees, esq. a dau.13. At the Grove, Highgate, the wife of William-Bowyer Morgan, esq. a dau.-14. At Chichester, the wife of Capt. G. T. Jolinson, Coldstream Guards, a dau.-17. The wife of F. Fowell Buxton, esq. a dau.-At Courtland House, West Clifton, the wife of Frederick Elton, esq. a son.-18. At Loxwood House, Sussex, the wife of John King, esq. a dau.--19. At Torquay, the Hon. Mrs. T. C. Skeffington, a son.-At Nice, Mrs. Ponsonby Arthur Moore, a dau.-21. At 76, Eastonsquare, the Viscountess Adare, a dau.--23. At Lord Wenlock's, in Berkeley-sq. the Lady Elizabeth Lawley, a dau.-25. At Whitkirk, near Leeds, the wife of W. Scrope Ayrton, esq. a dau. At Highfield, Mrs. Robert Gladstone, a son.-26. At Hodnet Hall, Salop, Mrs. Heber Percy, a dau.- -At Teignmouth, the wife of Capt. F. T. Meik, H. P. 16th Lancers, a dau. -27. In Park-st. Lady R. Grosvenor, a son.-28. In Chapel-st. Grosvenor-sq. the Lady Margaret Milbank, a dau. --29. At Trehill, the seat of John-Henry

Ley, esq. Mrs. Plantagenet Somerset, a son. 30. At Headfort House, co. Meath, the Countess of Bective, a dau.-At Claybrooke Hall, Leicestershire, the wife of H. Everard, esq. a son and heir.

Feb. 3. At 3, Hamilton-pl. Piccadilly, the Hon. Mrs. Richd. Boyle, a son.-At Government House, Isle of Man, the Lady Isabella Hope. a son-At Stafford House, the Duchess of Sutherland, a dau.-—5. At 31, Old Burlington-st. Lady Theresa Digby, a dau.-6. In Charles-st. Berkeley-sq. the Countess of Craven, a son.-In Sussex-sq. the Hon. Mrs. John-Gellibrand Hubbard, a son.-8. At the Precentory, Lincoln, the wife of Gervaise Tottenham-Waldo Sibthorp, esq. a son.--At Witton Park, Lancashire, the wife of HenryMaster Feilden, esq. a dau.At Highden, Sussex, the wife of Sir Harry Dent Goring, Bart. a dau -10. At Lillesliall, Shropshire, the wife of the Rev. H. G. Bunsen, a dau.--At Neville House, Brighton, the wite of Alexander Donovan, esq. of Framfield-place, Sussex, a dau.-11. At Singleton, the wife of H. Hussey Vivian, esq. a son.-12. At the Willows, Upton, Essex, Mrs. D. Henry Fry, a son.In Eaton-sq. Lady Pakington, a son.-15. In Cavendish-sq. the wife of Wm. Archer-Shee, esq. a dau.-16. In Park-st. Grosvenor-sq. the Lady Charlotte Watson Taylor, a dau. 17. At Moncreiffe House, Perthshire, the Lady Louisa Moncreiffe, a dau.-18. At 29, Wilton-crescent, Lady Georgiana Romilly, a son.

MARRIAGES.

Oct. 22, 1847. At Port Elizabeth, Cape of Good Hope, Joseph Simpson, esq. of that place, to Frances-Maria, youngest dau. of the late John Humphries Parry, of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law, and niece of the Bishop of Barbados.

Nov. 13. At Meerut, Bengal, William Heberden, esq. 27th B.N.I. eldest son of the Rev. W. Heberden, of Bookham, Surrey, to Henrietta-Maria-Jane, eldest dau. of the Rev. P. M. Cumming, of Dromod and Prior, co. of Kerry.

25. At Calcutta, James Roger Western, Capt. Bengal Eng. fourth son of James Western, esq. of London and Bath, to CatherineLaura, third dau. of the late C. S. Goodwyn, esq. of Blackheath.

30. At Madras, Capt. Chas. F. Kirby, of the 14th Madras N.I. to Caroline, second dau. of Henry Headley, esq. of Gloucester-pl. Portman-sq. London.

Dec. 10. At Lee Church, Alexander Fowler, esq. of Hinton, Hants, to Martha, relict of the late John Lucie Smith, esq. LL.D.

11. At St. Martin's-in-the-fields, Mr. John Blackwell, of London, and Bellengreville, Normandy, to Eliza, widow of Richard Chandler, esq. of Brighton.-At Uphavon, Edward, third son of Thos. Waters, esq. of Stratfordsub-Castle, to Matilda-Elizabeth, only dau. of the late Mr. Wm. Lyne, of Stert, Devizes.At St. James's, Piccadilly, the Baron F. Van de Capellan to Catharina Van Hoogstraten. --At St. Mary's, Bryanston-sq., Monsieur Alphonzo René Rogez, to Sarah- Brown, second dau. of Robert Chenery, esq. Bryanston-st., Portman-sq.--At St. Mary's, Islington, Jas. Lamb, esq. of Queen-st. Cheapside, to Emma, second dau. of Roger Hudson Devereux Sturkey, esq. of Vachwen, Montgomerysh., North Wales.At Cork, Joshua Bull, esq. M.D., to Ellen, eldest dau. of Capt. E. T. Weale, R.N. of Hull, and niece of the late Anthony Mann. esq. M.D.

13. At St. Anne's, Westminster, W. Philpott, esq. of Harrow, to Jessica-Maria, relict of Alex. Holmes, esq. of Calcutta. At St. Mary's, Bryanston-sq. Prosper G. Gueyraud, esq. of Marseilles, to Elizabeth-Louisa, second

dau. of D. F. Bourdin, esq.-At St. George's, Hanover-sq. William Royall Grieve, esq. of Kilburn, Middlesex, to Eliza-Johanna, only dau. of the late Joseph Lowe, esq. of Her Majesty's Customs, and Mrs. Shaw, of Kilburn Priory.

14. At Hockworthy, Robert Hawkins, esq. of Bishop's Court, Ashbrittle, to Ann, relict of John Winne, esq. late of Brays House, Hockworthy.At St. Pancras, Thomas Hodson, esq. surgeon, of Egremont, Cheshire, to Ann, fifth dau. of John W. Wright, esq.- -Henry Edmund Gurney, esq. of Upton, Essex, to Jane, eldest dau. of Henry Birkbeck, esq. of Keswick, Norfolk.-At St. George's, Hanover-sq. David Louis Chapman, esq. of Dieppe, to Helena, widow of James Evans, esq. and dau. of Richard Langslow, esq. of Hatton, Middlesex. At Mansfield, Henry White, of Lincoln's-inn-fields, esq. eldest surviving son of Richard Samuel White, of Gordon-pl. Tavistock-sq. esq. to Louisa-Ann, eldest dau. of Charles Lindley, of Mansfield, esq.--At Fivehead, near Langport, Somersetshire. Alexander Greet, esq. to Emma, dau. of the late W. Norton Lancaster, esq. of Walthamstow.

-At Harpole, co. Northampt. Geo. Gilpin, esq. of Sedbury, Yorkshire, to Louisa, third dau. of the Hon, and Rev. T. L. Dundas, Rector of Harpole.- At Deptford, H. Rains, esq. youngest son of the late Capt. J. Rains, R.N. to Harriet-Ann, only dau. of R. Clark, esq.-At Icklingham, Suff. Charles Edw. Gibbs, esq. of Exmouth, to Elizabeth-Anne, dau. of Robt. Gwilt, esq.

15. At Chelsea, the Rev. W. W. Hume, Rector of Scaldwell, co. N'p'n, to Augusta, second dau. of the late H. N. Middleton, esq. of Walton-on-Thames.At Chesterfield, Derbyshire, Richard George, the youngest son of D'Ewes Coke, esq. of Brookhill Hall, Notts, to Elizabeth, only dau. of J. M. Bond, esq. of Mortimer, Berks, and niece of Capt. Dobson, R.N. of Hasland Hall, near Chesterfield.

At Battersea, John Craven Chadwick, esq. of Cravendale, Gore District, Canada West, to Caroline, fifth dau. of the late Joseph Eade, esq. of Hitchin, Herts.At Chiddingfold, Henry Bisshopp, esq. surgeon, of Hambledon, Surrey, to Caroline-Anna, youngest dau. of the Rev. Henry Lawton, late of Ashbocking, Suffolk.At Chelsea, W. H. Gulliver, esq. of Collingbourne, Wilts, to Sophia Cecilia, widow of Major Hadden, and of Harpenden, Herts.

16. At St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, Charles Wye Williams, esq. Barrister-at-Law, to Frances, relict of William Kendall, esq. of Birkenhead, Cheshire, dau. of the late Captain John Littlewood, of Cinderhill House, Huddersfield.

-At. St. Peter's, Eaton-sq. Capt. George St. Vincent King, R.N. to Lady Caroline Mary Dawson Damer, sister of the Earl of Portarlington. At East Teignmouth, Capt. W. H. Jeremie, 38th Bengal Light Inf. to ElizabethMaria, dau, of the late Rev. Lucius Francis Ferdinand Cary, formerly of Redcastle, county of Donegal, Ireland.At Southampton, Wildman Whitehouse, esq. surgeon, of Montpellierroad, Brighton, to Emma, youngest dau. of William Harvey Parry, esq. of Montague-sq.

-At Speddoch, William Maxwell, esq. of Carruchan, to Mary, only surviving dau. of the late Dr. Clark, of Speddoch.At Marylebone, Thomas North, esq. of Loders, Dorset, to Maria, youngest dau. of the late Wm. Loyd, esq.At Stone Church, Kent, S. C. Umfrerille, eldest son. of Comm. Umfreville, R.N. to Emma-Harmer, dau. of John Chaplin, esq. —— At Loughton, Essex, Dr. Thomas Chambers, of Hill-str. Berkeley-sq. to Henrietta Reavely, dau. of W. Whitaker Maitland, esq. of Loughton. At St. Marylebone, Otto Wildenstein, esq. of Aix-la-Chapelle, to Emily-Sarah, second dau. of Capt. Colley, Bentinck-terr. Regent's

park At Hartlebury, the Rev. Edward Winnington Ingram, eldest son of the Rev. Edward Winnington Ingram, Canon of Worcester, to Maria-Louisa, eldest dau. of the Lord Bishop of Worcester.

17. At Devizes, Thomas Hinckley, esq. civilengineer, to the Lady Ada Alice Wyattville.

18. At Paddington, William P. Jordan, esq. of Lower Belgrave-st. Eaton-sq. to Louisa, only dau. of the late Richard Marnell, esq.-At Kennington, George B. Churchill Watson, M.D. of Liverpool, to Margaret, dau. of the late Robert M'Neill, of Sodylt Hall, Shropsh. 19. At Hull, Capt. J. Holmes, to Hannah Cholmondeley, second dau. of the late Captain Cholmondley, R.N. both of Hull.

21. At Wilburton, Cambridgeshire, Alexander, second son of Francis Pym, esq. of the Hasells, Beds. to Eliza-Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the late Sir Albert Pell, and the Hon. Lady Pell. At Weston Park, Staffordshire, the seat of the Earl of Bradford, Lord Albert Conyngham, to Amelia, eldest dau. of the Hon. Capt. Bridgeman, R. N.-At Rochester, W. G. Miller, esq. to Miss Sarah Davis, niece of the Hon. George O'Callaghan.-At King's Lynn, the Rev. John Fleming, M. A. of St. John's College, Cambridge, to Grace-Townshend, eldest dau. of the Rev. J. Bowen, Rector of West Lynn, Norfolk. At Southwell, Notts. Duncan Grant, esq. of Bright, Inverness-shire, to Catherine Munro, eldest. dau. of the late Alexander Warrand, esq. M.D. of the Hon. East India Company's Service.At Brighton, Cadogan Hodgson Cadogan, only son of Major Hodgson Cadogan, of Brenckburne Priory, Northumberland, to IsabelMary, eldest dau. of Oswald Smith, esq. of Blendon Hall, Kent.At St. Mary's, Marylebone, the Rev. Edward Huntingford, B.C.L. Fellow of New College, Oxford, third son of the Rev. Thomas Huntingford, M.A. Vicar of Kempsford, Gloucestershire, to Anne-Caroline, youngest dau. of Major-General Tremenheere, K.H.At Kelso, North Britain, Henry Sumner Maine, esq. Regius Professor of Civil Law in the University of Cambridge, to Jane, second dau. of G. Maine, esq.-At Gloucester, Mr. John Jones, of that city, to EmmaSeddon, eldest dau. of Matthew William Walbank, esq. late of Moreton Hampstead, Devon, and Cotswold House, Gloucestershire.

22. At Sheepwash, James Redaway, esq. of Bradley, Buckland Filleigh, to Miss Fanny Snell, of Newcourt, Sheepwash.-At South Cave, Mr. Robert Hick, solicitor, Selby, to Anna-Maria, fourth dau. of the late George Lyon Weddall, esq. of the same place--At Melksham, Frederick Sage, esq. eldest son of Sampson Sage, esq. of Swindon, to Jane, second dau. of Thomas Cleverley, esq. of Melksham. At Lyndhurst, Robert Harfield, esq. of Shirley, to Eleanor, dau. of Thomas White, esq. of the Queen's House, Lyndhurst. 23. At Chevening, Kent, Sir Charles Henry Ibbetson, Bart, of Denton Park, Yorkshire, to Eden, widow of Perceval Perkins, esq. late of Usworth-place, Durham.-At Bebbington, Cheshire, John M'Quarstan, of Her Majesty's Customs, Liverpool, to Catherine, dau. of the late James Currie, esq. of Bootle.

24. Re-Marriage.-By especial permission of the Registrar-General, London, and 28, at Clifton church, Alfred-Thomas-Bridgen, youngest son of John Carter, esq. Claremont House, Clifton, to Jane-Sophia, youngest dau. of William Queade, esq. Capt. 44th and 77th regiments, and grand-dau. of Henry Whyte, esq. of Whatley, in the county of Somerset, and of the Upper Crescent, Bath.

27. At Leeds, the Rev. John Gibson Cazenove, M.A. Assistant Curate of the parish church, Leeds, to Mary-Anna, eldest dau. of the Rev. F. T. Cookson, Vicar of St. John the

Evangelist, in that town. — At St. James's, Pentonville, William Gurney, Head Master of the Grammar School, Stockpt, to Mary, third day of W Lovell, eng, of Gray's Inn, and Pentonville

9. Att. Mary's, Bryanston-square, the Right Hon. Henry Lord Montfort, to Ann, dau of the late William Burgham, esq. of Upton Bishop, Herefordshire. At Hackney, Ferdinand Charles, son of Christopher Kreeft, saq, Consul tien. for Mecklenburg Schwerin, to Bilen dau of Edward Moxhay, esq. of Stamford Hill, Middlesex. At St. Pancras, the Rev. John Barney, Vicar of Charlton Adam, to Elizabeth Rawlins, eldest dau. of John Pyne, esy of Somerton, Somersetshire.

At St Mark's, Clerkenwell, Mr. Henry Mutton of Ramsgate, to kmma Frances, dau. of W H Rosser, of Claremont sq. Pentonville, esy At Handsworth, Staffordshire, John Gordon, of the Middle Temple, esq BarristerAl Law, to Mary Jane, only dan of Thomas Davies, eaq of the Austins, Handsworth.

At Paddington, Capt Hugh Smith Baillie, Royal House Quards, second son of Col. Hugh Baillie, of Redcastle, Rossshire, NH, Eve Maria, widow of EdmondHenry Viscount (dentworth, and dau of the late Henry Villebois, esq of Marham House, Norfolk At Hammersmith, Edward Hidile, raq, Deputy Inspector of Naval Hospitals, to Jane, widow of C P, Helgien, esq. and eldest dau. of the late Thomas Henry Taunton, esq of Grand Pont House, Oxford.

30. At Honiton, John II, Chune, esq, to Susanna Wintle, youngest dau, of the late E. Vimpany, esq. of Framilode, in the county of Gloucester, and niece of Thos. Wintle, esq. of Swainswick Villa, Hath. At Newtown Limayay, Capt. V. F. Story, 38th Regiment, to Williamina, youngest dau, of the late William Moody, esq. of Roe House. At Lamerton, near Tavistock, the Rev. 11. Fowler, M.A. late Fellow of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, and Head Master of the Grammar School, Helston, Cornwall, to Mary only dau. of the late Wm. Weekes, esq. of Willestrew, Tavistock-At Stonehouse, Henry Spurr, esq. of Westfield House, Scarborough, to LouisaAmelia, sister of Capt Blight, R.N.---At Durham, the Rev. Steuart Adolphus Pears, B.D. Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, and Tutor in the University of Durham, to Catherine-Temple, eldest dau. of the Rev. Temple Chevallier, Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy in the University of Durham.

At St. Marylebone, James Puckle, esq. of the 3d Madras Light Infantry, to Ellen-Euphemia, second dau, of W. R. Robinson, esq. --At St. George's, Hanover-sq. Robert Wigram Arkwright, esq. oldest son of the Rev. Joseph Arkwright, of Mork Hall, Essex, to Sophia-Julia, eldest dau. of Alexander Greig, esq. of Lowndes-st. Belgrave-sq.-At Chester, the Rev. Robert Yarker, M.A. Vicar of Neston, Cheshire, to Frances, eldest dau. of the late Philip Humberston, esq.At St. George's, Hanover-sq. William Claridge, esq. of Great Berkhampstead, Herts, to Charlotte-Augusta, only dau. of the Rev. William Christian, of Dhoon, in the Isle of Man.At Tonbridge, Kent, W. Ridyard, esq. of Allerton, near Li verpool, to Hannah, youngest dau. of the late Rev. Jeremiah Joyce, of Highgate, Middlesex.

At St. James's, Westbourne-ter. T. D. Keighley, esq. of Basinghall-st. Solicitor, to Anne-Arnaud, widow of the Rev. T. G. Walsh, of Feniscowles, Blackburn, and second dau. of James Dove, esq. of Bayswater.

Jan. 1. At St. George's, Hanover-sq. Capt. Charles Hogg, of the Bombay Fusiliers, to Katherine-Maria, dau. of the late Col. Moor, of the Indian Army.At Seven Oaks, JosephWhiteley, second son of the late James Hebblethwaite, esq. of Leeds, formerly of Oporto,

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At Hove Church, near Brighton, Horatio Philip, third son of the late Henry Harris, esq. Assistant Surgeon H. E. I. C.'s service, to Myra-Nuthall, eldest dau. of the late H. G. Brightman, esq. formerly of Calcutta. St. Pancras, James, son of Captain Gordon, R.N. of her Majesty's ship Ganges, to Julia, fourth dau. of the late John Harrison, esq. of Welbeck-st. Cavendish-sq.-At Chester, the Rev. William Pepperill Hutton, Rector of St. Bride's, Chester, to Ellen, second dau. of the late Snickler Porter, esq. of Chester.-At Dundee, David Martin, esq. Roseangle, to Mary-Anne, dau. of the late Robert Low, esq. banker, Dundee.

5. At St. George's, Bloomsbury, Richard Kinder, of Hampstead, esq. to Emma, second dau. of the late John Martineau, jun. esq.-At Brompton, John, second son of W. B. Wood, esq. of Bloomsbury-sq, and Teddington, Middlesex, to Margaret, third dau. of the late Wm. Eley, esq. of Thurloe-pl. West Brompton.At St. John the Baptist's, Hugh, eldest son of H. Williams, esq. of Bangor, to Elizabeth, only dau. of Peter Roberts, esq. of Wellington Road, Toxteth Park.-At Little Lever, Bolton-le-Moors, the Rev. Gage Earle Freeman, of Geddington, to Christiana, dau. of the late John Slade, esq. of Little Lever, and formerly of Pitsford.

6. At Heavitree, near Exeter, the Rev. H. Adderley Box, of Wadham College, Oxford, to Amelie-Octavie, only child of the late Louis A. de Rudecour, Col. du 2ième Régiment d'Artil. lerie, Chev. de St. Louis, et de St. Ferdinand.

THE EARL OF MORAY, K.T. Jan. 12. At Darnaway Castle, Elginshire, in his 77th year, of influenza, the Right Hon. Francis Stuart, tenth Earl of Moray (1561-2), Lord Doune, of Doune in Menteith (1581), and Lord of St. Colme (1611), in the peerage of Scotland; third Baron Stuart of Castle Stuart, in the peerage of Great Britain (1796), K.T., and Lord Lieutenant of Elginshire.

His Lordship was born at Edinburgh, Feb. 2, 1771, the third but eldest surviving son of Francis the ninth Earl, by the Hon. Jane Gray, eldest daughter of John twelfth Lord Gray. He was a twin with the late Hon. Archibald Stuart, who died in 1832. In his youthful days, during the early part of the war with France, he raised an independent company of foot, which was disbanded in Jan. 1791.

He succeeded his father in the peerage, Aug. 28, 1810. In 1827 he was nominated a Knight of the Thistle.

His Lordship was twice married: first, Jan. 26, 1795, to Lucy, second daughter of General John Scott, M.P. of Balcomie, co. Fife, and sister to the Duchess of Portland and the late Viscountess Canning; and that lady having died in 1798, secondly, Jan. 7, 1801, to his cousin Margaret-Jane, second daughter of Sir Philip Ainslie, Knt. of Pilton, co. Edinburgh, by the Hon. Elizabeth Gray. He became the second time a widower in 1837.

By his first marriage the Earl of Moray had issue two sons, the Right Hon. Francis, now Earl of Moray; and Captain the Hon. John Stuart.

By his second marriage he had five sons and five daughters, viz. 3. Elizabeth, who died an infant; 4. Lady Jane, married in 1832, to the late Sir John Archibald Stuart, of Grandtully, Bart. and secondly, in 1839, to J. L. Pounden, esq. of Ross Grove, co. Wexford; 5. the Hon. James Stuart, who died in 1840, in his 17th year; 6. a son who died an infant in 1805; 7. Lady Margaret-Jane; 8. Lady AnneGrace; 9. the Hon. Archibald George Stuart; 10. Lady Louisa; 11. the Hon. Charles Stuart, who died in Jan. 1847, in his 34th year; and 12. the Hon. George Stuart, born in 1816.

The present Earl was born in 1795, and is unmarried.

ADM. SIR GEORGE PARKER, K.C.B. Dec. 24. At his residence, Great Yarmouth, of influenza, aged 81, Sir George Parker, K.C.B., Admiral of the Red. GENT. MAG. VOL. XXIX.

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He was the son of George Parker, esq. of Wexford, and nephew to the celebrated Sir Peter Parker, Bart. Admiral of the Fleet. He entered the Navy in 1776, and, previously to obtaining the rank of Lieutenant, served in the Bristol, Lowestoffe, and Diamond, in the West Indies. passing at Jamaica, March 13, 1782, he was appointed to the Nestor, and on that ship being sold at Jamaica on the peace that year, he returned home, and was unemployed until 1786, when he was appointed to the Wasp on the Downs station, cruising against smugglers. In 1788 he was appointed to the Phoenix, proceeded to the East Indies, and, being employed on the coast of Malabar to cooperate with the Bombay army, was present at the capture of Cannanore. He subsequently became first Lieutenant of the Phoenix, and served in her in that capacity when she captured the French frigate La Resolue, and was then sent to England with the Commodore's despatches. In those times captures of the enemy's ships were more frequent than first Lieutenants' promotions; and Lieut. Parker had to serve as first of the Crescent in the Channel, and he was at the capture of another French frigate, La Reunion, before he was made a Commander, in 1793.

On his promotion he was appointed to the Albacore, and from Nov. 1793, to April 6, 1795, commanded that vessel under Lord Duncan, on the Shields and Leith station, in the suppression of smuggling. He removed on promotion at the latter date to the Squirrel, and, under the same Commander-in-chief, served in the South Seas until Dec. 1796, when he was appointed Captain of the captured French frigate St. Margarita, on the Irish station, escorting convoys and East Indiamen to the Mediterranean, Leeward Islands, and Jamaica station, until the peace in 1802. From this period we do not find him in active service again until 1804, when he was appointed to the Argo, and proceeded to the blockading force off the Texel.

In the following year he succeeded to the command of the Stately, 64, in which he commanded a squadron, on important service, in the Baltic; where on the 22nd March, 1808, in company with the Nassau, another 64, he engaged the Danish 74gun ship Prince Christian Frederick, and destroyed her after she had run aground near the island of Zealand. The loss of this ship was deemed to have great effect in influencing English, Danish, Swedish, and 2 R