... BIRTHS. Jan. 24, at the Cottage, Cumnor, Fanny, wife of F. H. Daweon, Esq., of a daughter. Jan. 21, at Crowell Rectory, in this county, the wife of the R Rev. J. Lindfield Roberts, of a daughter. . MARRIED. Jan. 22, at St. Mary-le-bone Church, Mr. Thomas Hilliar, to Frances, youngest daughter of Mr. John Dunphy, formerly of lBurford. DI ED. E Jan. 16, at Whitchurch, in this county, John ...

... BIRTHS. On Friday the 8th inst., at Wendlobury, tho wife of the Rev. Walter Lucas Brown, of a son, Yesterday, the wife of the Rev. E. Marshall, Beaumont- street, of a son. M ARR IED. Jan. 31, at Stanton St. John, Mr. H. T. James, veterinary surgeon, of this city, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. William Sheldon, of the former place. Feb. 9, at Bridgewater, Mr. E. Beaumont, draper, of this ...

... Death of the Earl of Macclesfield. Ve regret to annoonce the deloiijO of the Elarl of Jalecloe. field, o01e of the oldest Peers of the United Kingdonm. his L0ordship died on Sunday mornillg at Ensham Ilail, in this county, in his 87th year. 'Jhe venerable Earl, from his ad- vaneud age and conseqluent infirmities, had iong ceased to ?? ;sny active part in public life, and never within the last ...

... 3BIRUTH. Ou, the 2d histalt, ti ?? Noraeys, of a son, MARRIED. April 30, at Shlrivenliam, by the Hon. andt Rov Rohert Liddell, the Earl of Strathmore, to Charlotte Maria lBarring- ton, eldest daughter of Lord and Lady Barrington. April 30, at Dartford, by the ltev. T. Gifforri Gallwey, lomestie Chaplain to the Earl of Bleauchamp, Frederick James Smith, Esq., of the Middle Temirple, Barrister ...

... ?? tTHS. On the 6th hist., iii Mansfield-street, London, the lon. I MITS. HIall, of soa . en IMay ., at Brool;k House, Penhosv, the wife of the lcev. F. I B. Leonard, of a eon. May S, at Headington, the wife of Frederic Latimer, Esq., i of a soll. D MA IRIEtt . e May 2, at the old Parish Church of Warrington, by the Rev. James Wright, Benjamin, third son of Mr. SIarp, of I St. John-street, in ...

... BIRTH. May 24, at Brackley, the wife of Mr. R. Bartlett, of a son. May 27, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Harcourt John- stone, Esq., eldest son of Sir John V. B. Johnstone, fart., M.P., of Hacknese all, Yorkshire, to Charlotte, second daughter of Charles Mtills, Esq., of Canmelford House. May 16, at Ringmer, Sussex, by the Rev. N. Dodson, Vicar of Abingdon, Henry P. Crofts, toc1., son of ...

... DEATH or SIR ROBERT PEEL. T] It is our painful duty to announce the death of Sir Robert reco Peel, which took place at his house, Whitehall Gardens, on rant 'Tuesday night; the melancholy event having been the result coos of an accident which occurred to the Right Hon. Baronet en TI Saturday last, as he was proceeding up Constitution-liill, ? of ti horseback. Sir Robert left his residence in ...

... MARRIED. June 26, at ?? 0. F. dimes, Esq. of Worcester college, in thisl University, to M. Anne AugustaL, eldest daugh- ter of Licut.-Gel. Keightley, of Piekhill Elall, Wrexham. July 2, at North Hlinekesy, by the Rev. R. G. P. Tiddeman, Recotr, Mtr. James Tlhomsae, miller, of Chatbasn, Kent, to Eilizabethl, daughter of Mr. John H-unt, of Betley Mtill Dories. June 27, at Ahingdon, Mr. M. Dodd ...

... at rcjj DEATH OF HIS ROYAL ?? TUE - We regret to have to announce the death of his Royal tlY Highness the Duke of Cambridge, youngest eon of the late DUKE OF GAmDRIDGE. 5 11(1 ICing George III., and uncle of the Qeson. file Royal lush- - ice nose expired shortly before ten on Monday niglet, at Ceim- ad bridge ifocee, Piccadilly, after a elicit cud pajisful illness. eel to ho in avery exhausted ...

... THE LATE SIR ROBERT PEEL. tbr vat The remains of this distinguished Statesman were on Friday ? evening removed from his town residence to Drayton Manor. abi At six o'clock a plain hearse, drawn by four horses, and fell osved sot by a mourning coach-and-four, entered Whitehall-gardens.- ?? On nearing the residence of the lamented deceased, a coffin, slii covered with crimson velvet, was removed ...

... EUNZR~AL, OF HXS LATE ROYAL SAGENESS THE DUK.E Or CA~IDJUDGE. ?? Tsueoslday mllorrning the mortal ?? of hiis late Royalj Fit late Dukce strictly desired thlat all p)0101) andl onnleccssarly i diplyshould he avoided at his funerlt and thle xpt'cssedM vihof liS late Royal Higluttess wvas certainily calrried out most l lu fitsully, for, beyond the attendisnee of the mlilitary, there 3 was nothing ...

... MEM~OR{IA!L To SIRl ROBEgRT PEEl4L. aA general mleeting of the inhabitants of [ieo West Enud of e tension asas hekld onl 'Tuesdaly in Wll~is's Resins, for [lie Purpose r of proissoting the sulbscription for an enduring M~onunsent to the aiciieiory of Sir Robert 1Pcel. The Earl of Aberdeen presided. Beside~s his Lordohip there wore present the Pukeo of Weliling~ton, turd Melnteaglo, Hon. ...