Saturday 02 Jan 1819 (p. 3, col. 3-4) BIRTH. On Christmas Day, at the Mains, near this City, Mrs. James ROTHWELL, of a Daughter. Extraordinary Birth.On Christmas eve, the wife of Mr. SAUNDERS, shoemaker, No. 1, Bull's Head-court, London, was delivered of twins; she is in the 59th year of her age, and had no children for 35 years before. MARRIAGES. On Friday, the 1st instant, at Stanwix, by the Rev. Joseph HUDSON, Mr. Edward ROUTLEDGE, hat-manufacturer, of this City, to Miss Jane BARNES, third daughter of Mrs. BARNES, of Rickerby. At St. Mary's Church, in this City, on Saturday last, Mr. Joseph STODDART, to Miss Mary ROY.At St. Cuthbert's, same day, Mr. John KIRKBRIDE, to Miss Mary PROUDFOOT; and Mr. Isaac PATTINSON, to Miss Grace PROUDFOOT.On Thursday, Mr. Wm. SPOONER, to Miss Mary STEWARDSON. Last Monday, at Gretna Green, Mr. William RUTHERFORD, of Longdyke, near Brampton, widower, aged 67, to Mrs. Mary GILL, a buxom widow, aged 62. It appears that the bridegroom, in early life, had paid his addresses to the bride, then a blooming damsel of eighteen; but the DESTINIES opposing at that time their union, he had the misfortune to throw away several years of his youth in a long and fruitless courtship. She gave her hand to a more favoured swain, and he sought consolation under his disappointment in the arms of a more yielding beauty. After the lapse of 44 years, they became single by the death of their partners; their correspondence was renewed; and she had the kindness to suffer herself to be led to the Scotch hymeneal temple, without subjecting him to the tediousness of a protracted courtship. Lately, at Gretna Green, Mr. Thomas IRWIN, of Wigton, to Miss Hannah BOAK, of the same place. At Crosby-upon-Eden, on Thursday se'nnight, Mr. WANNOP, of Newby, to Miss Jane JOHNSTON, of Brunstock. At Whitehaven:Mr. Alexander MACDONALD, to Miss Ann MURRAY.Mr. S. VAREY, to Mrs. Jane MIRES. At Loweswater, Mr. TROUGHEAR, of Aspatria, taylor, to Miss HUNTINGTON, daughter of Mr. Isaac HUNTINGTON, of Park in Loweswater.At Lamplugh, Mr. Joseph FAWCETT, second son of the late Mr. Jonathan FAWCETT, of High Mosser, in Brigham, to Miss Mary RICHARDSON, youngest daughter of Mr. Jonathan RICHARDSON of High Trees in Lamplugh.Last week, John FAWCETT, eldest son of the above Jonathan FAWCETT, to Miss YOWART, of Bassenthwaite. At Aikton, Mr. Robert TODD, of Thornbymoor, to Miss Mary BROWN, of Biglands. At Dearham Church, Mr. Joseph TOLSON, to Miss Mary WINDER, both of that place. On Saturday last, at Ousby, Mr. Robert FAINT, of Culgarth, to Miss Sarah TODD, of Ousby Mill. At Kirkby Stephen, Mr. M. ATKINSON, preacher in the Methodist connexion, to Miss Agnes CLEASBY, daughter of the Rev. Mr. CLEASBY, of Grayrigg. On Monday se'nnight, at Appleby, Nicholas DENT, Esq. to Miss SHAW, eldest daughter of the Rev. H. SHAW, L. L. B., Vicar of Bongate, Appleby. At Warcop Church, Mr. John BAINBRIDGE, clerk at the Appleby New Brewery, to Miss BLAND, eldest daughter of Mr. Barnabas BLAND, of Blacksyke, near Sandforth. At Kendal, Mr. James BARRETT, of Tatham, near Kirkby-Lonsdale, to Miss Eliz. REED, of Natland. At Midpark, on Tuesday last, Mr. Thomas LAURIE, Terreglestown, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late James BLOUNT, Esq. of Midpark. DEATHS. Since our last:Mrs. Frances PEARSON, of Rickergate, aged 86.Mrs. Esther STODDART, of Caldewgate, aged 88.Mrs. GREENHOW, of Caldewgate, aged 72. On Wednesday, at Thrustonfield, at the advanced age of 93, Mrs. Isabella LONSDALE, mother of Mr. John LONSDALE, of this City. At Penrith, on Wednesday last, Mr. John ROBINSON, coach-maker, aged 76 years. On the 23rd ult. at Row, Bewcastle, Mr. William ROUTLEDGE, aged 49. At Wigton, on the 22nd ult. Mr. Thomas DALSTON, many years huntsman to the late Captain KNUBLEY. On Tuesday last, the Rev. Geo. RICKERBY, minister of Aikton, who, whilst returning from Wigton, fell from his horse, supposed in a fit of spasms, and instantly expiredhe was much and deservedly respected. On the 20th ult., at Moorthwaite, Anne, widow of Thomas BOWMAN, aged 21 years;this is the fourth fatal instance of pulmonary consumption in this family, which in seven months has carried off husband and wife, an uncle, and a cousin. On the 24th ult., at Cumwhitton, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Adam DRYDEN, aged 53 years, much and deservedly esteemed. In Whitehaven, on Thursday se'nnight, Elizabeth, the wife of Mr. John WARE, proprietor, of the Cumberland Pacquet.In Quay-street, aged 3 years, Thomas, the youngest son of Mr. John BROWN. At Parton, after a short illness, Mary, the youngest daughter of the late Mr. George STALKER, of Whitehaven. At High Walton, near Whitehaven, Mr. James DOUGLAS, aged 64 years. Monday se'nnight, at Hensingham, of typhus fever, Miss SIMPSON in the 20th year of her age. At New Houses, near Whitehaven, Mrs. Nancy LAIDLEY, aged 86 years.Lately, at New Town, Mrs. Catherine, widow, aged 92. [No surname given for Mrs. Catherine. However a Grace CATTERALL of Newtown aged 92 was buried at St. Nicholas Whitehaven on 27 Dec 1818.] At Calderbridge:Mr. John TYSON, shoe-maker, aged 25.Mrs. Susanna TRIMBLE, in her 90th year. At Glencrosh, on Monday the 21st. ult. John GIBSON, Esq. of Glencrosh. On Friday, the 25th ult. at Lockerby, Mr. Joseph BURNET, aged 23. On the 21st ult. Mary HARRISON, aged 108 years. She had lived, as nurse, in Mr. MADEN's family, at Bacup, in Lancashire, upwards of 95 years. At Maxwelltown, Dumfries, on Monday last, Mr. John FOSTER, merchant. At Annan, on the 25th ult. Mr. George ANDERSON, one of the councillors of that burgh, aged 85. Lately, in London, Mr. COURTOY. He was a native of France, and, when young, served in the French army. He was by trade a hair-dresser, which business he followed for many years in the vicinity of St. James's. He was one of the largest proprietors of Bank and East India Stock in the kingdom, and is said to have left property to the amount of nearly £300,000. During the whole period of a long life, his personal expenses were never known to exceed one guinea per week.