Saturday 05 Jun 1819 (p. 3, col. 5) MARRIAGES. On Tuesday last, at St. Cuthbert's, Mr. John CARR, to Miss Maria MURTHWAITE, both of this city. On Saturday last, at St. Mary's church, in this city, Robert GRAHAM, of the parish of St. Mary, to Mary SLATER, of the parish of Sebergham.-On the same day and place, Thomas ELLIOT, of the parish of Dacre, to Mary WILSON, of the parish of St. Mary. At Langholm, on Tuesday last, Mr. Jas. HASTINGS, to Miss HODGSON, both of Brampton: their united ages only amount to 32 years. At Penrith, on Tuesday last, Mr. Joseph JACKSON, of Lazonby, to Elizabeth RAINE, of Penrith.-Same place, on Wednesday, Mr. William BIRD, to Elizabeth HARRISON.-Same place and day, Mr. John PEARSON, of Great Strickland, to Mrs. Elizabeth NICHOLSON, draper, of Penrith. At Great Salkeld, near Penrith, Mr. William DAVIDSON, of Penrith, to Miss Hannah WILKINSON, of the former place. On Wednesday week, at Kirkoswald, Mr. John BENSON, of Unthank, near Penrith, to Miss Sarah WESTMORLAND, of Culgaith. Saturday last, at Penrith, Mr. Benjamin SISSON, carpenter, to Miss Sarah COLLINS. The bridegroom has been a widower about two months, and is now joined to a fourth wife, within the space of a very few years. At Kirkland, near Templesowerby, on Saturday last, Mr. John RICHARDSON, of Hesket, to Miss Frances BIRD, of Skirwith.-Same place, on Monday last, Mr. John GRAHAM, of Culgaith, to Miss Elizabeth JACKSON, of same place. On Monday last, at Ulverston, Mr. John JACKSON, Lane End, Waberthwaite, to Miss SEWARD, of Broughton-Beck. At Whitehaven, on Sunday last, Mr. Joseph BRIGGS, cabinet-maker, to Miss Mary STAINTON. At Gosforth, Mr. Wm. MARSHALL, of Sea Scale-How, to Miss Hannah PORTER, of Sea Scale. At Cleator, Mr. Wm. HARTLEY, dyer, of Gosforth, to Miss DONALD, of Flosh, near Cleator. At Workington, Captain William DODGSON, to Miss Frances BAINBRIDGE.-Same place, Mr. Thos. NUTTER, to Miss Nancy CRICKETT. At Orchardton, on Monday last, Lieut. Colonel MAXWELL, of the 30th regt., to Miss DOUGLAS, daughter of James DOUGLAS, Esq., of Orchardton. DEATHS. Since our last:-Robert CLAY, of Caldewgate, aged 65 years.-John SOWERBY, of Mortonhead, near Carlisle, aged 74.-George STOCKBRIDGE, aged 15.-Isabella BELL, of Harraby Hill, near Carlisle, aged 99.-John HARRINGTON, of Carlton, near Carlisle. On Sunday last, at her father's house, at Blackhall Wood, near Carlisle, Isabella, youngest daughter of Mr. Joseph SCOTT, aged 4 years. At Penrith, on Friday, Mrs. Eliz. TODD, aged 32. At Crummock-bank, near Wigton, Mr. John BELL, aged 21. At Whitehaven, on Tuesday, in Ribton-lane, Mr. Robert CHRISTIAN, aged 87.-Same day, in Church-street, Mrs. Eleanor THOMPSON, widow, aged 67.-On Wednesday last, in the House of Recovery, Mrs. Ann BRIGGS, aged 28. At Parton, on Wednesday, James YEOWART, seaman, aged 66.-At Gosforth, on Wednesday, Mrs. Ann CHESTIRE, aged 26.-At Mountpleasant, on Thursday, Mrs. Mary M'CALLISTER, widow, at an advanced age. Friday week, at Whitehaven, in the 71st year of his age, Mr. William BIRKHEAD, mercer and draper, in King-street, highly respected. At Hensingham, Mr. Thomas LITTLE, aged 71. At Workington, Mr. John SANDERSON, aged 23 years. At Portinscale, near Keswick, Mrs. Jane FISHER, relict of the late Mr. Joseph FISHER, aged 92. Sunday sennight, at Keswick, Miss HODGSON, daughter of Mrs. Ann HODGSON, woollen manufacturer, aged 32. At Dumfries, on Sunday last, Mrs. GLENCROSS, daughter of the late James FERGUSON, Esq., of Caitlock, Dumfries-shire. At Greencroft, near Annan, Mrs. Catherine JOHNSTON, wife of Col. DOUGLAS, of Greencroft-a lady, eminent in piety, charity, and benevolence. On Saturday morning, in consequence of a fall from his horse on the preceding day, Benjamin WAINWRIGHT, M. D., of Richmond. At Bath, last week, Samuel SOLOMON, M. D. of Gilead House, Liverpool. On Sunday, the 23rd ult. at Dunham Massey, in the 82nd year of his age, George Harry, Earl of Stamford and Warrington, Lord Lieutenant of the county of Chester, &c. His Lordship married, in 1763, Lady Henrietta CAVENDISH BENTINCK, second daughter of William the second Duke of Portland; and is succeeded by George Harry Lord GREY, the sixth Earl of this illustrious family.