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On the 2ls: inst. by the Rev. Mir. Tacott, Mr. Noah Stone, 2d, 10 Mrs. Margery Frisbee, both of Litch6eld.

 On the 25,h inst. by the Rev. Mr. Jones, Mir. John f.ad"n, to Mrs. Sarah Farmer, of Sheffield county Q! Yorkshire, England. !" Iorrington, Mir. George D. Wadhams, to Miss Lucy Abernethy, daughter of K. c. Abernethy Esq lm Mddlctown, Mir. Henry Sknacr, of Winsted, to Mrs. Margaret Walworth, of the former place.

 DIED

 In this town, hc 2lst inst. Mr. Henry Prescott, son Ot Mr James Prescott, aged r..

 In Cornwall, on the 18th inst. Miss Laura Marsh daughter Of Doct Isaac Marsh formerly of this town In Lyons, N. Y. on the 1h inst. Mir. Zachariah G. Thompson, formerly resident ofls town, aged 70. In Hartford, Dr. Joseph Lyndc, aged Sl.

 In Philadelphia the Rev John Chester D. D, of Albany, aged Al. Dr. c. was a native of Weathcrs- field, Conn.

 In Danbury, Mir. Orrin Osborn, 30, editor and pro- prctor of the Danbury Recorder.

 In New.York, Mrs. Harriet Edwards, wife of Hon. Ogden Edwards.

 In Georgetown, D. c. in the 66,h year of his age, Lieut.. Col Isaac Roberdeau, of the Typographical Eng neers, and Chief of the Typographical Bureau os the War Department, over which he has presided from Its creation with zeal and fidelity.

 In New-Havem, on the 25th inst Dr. NATHAN SMITH Professor of Surgery &c. in the Medical In- situation of Yale College, aged 66-Also, Joseph AL ley, aged 67 John Hitchcock, 36.

 ln Sonthing.on. Mir. Mark Newell, revolutionary soldier, aged74. In New-York, Miss Jane Northrup, daughter of Mir Cyrus NorthrOp, of New Milford.