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A* the lady Cap* Hughes, a son At East House, Hamostead, the lady Capt. Macdonald, the Regiment, cf.i daughter. MARRIAGES. At Ourc'i, hi>i the Her. Doctor . t'oghlan, the K«v. Charles !.to. Anmoont, to Klin I.ouK*. »!y daughter Andrew Clarke, F>q., Beltnoui't, the Dare"?! Samuel

(From the London Gazette of Friday night last.) War-Office, Dec. 1829. Horae Guard*— Second Lieut. Hon. W. F. Cow per, from Ceylon Regt., be Cornet, vice Gascoigne, ret. 6th Dragoons—Seijeant F. M‘Dowell to be Quarter-master, vice Dickson. 7th Light Dragoons—Lieutenant C. Tower

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him were unable to irapKeate him, creature of the inquisitors wna sent to him to offer him considerable sum of money in case he should betray any the secrets the Government a lorsign ambassa- dor. If the party concealed thia offer, his name was placed on the list of the suspecte

CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION. ON SUNDAY, the of JANUARY, 1839, the d«y always appointed for the purpose,) the Annual CHARITY SERMON, in aid of this Institution, will be preached in BETHESDA CHAPEL, by the Rev. B. W. MATHIAS. A.M. This Society affords relief to the distressed of every