... liwleringu illness, aged 26 years, sincerely lamented by his friends anid ac- quainance, Mr. Henry Woolcott, of this city, boot and shoe maker Died, 0!nil uiiy evening, after a short illness. TI 'hias ?? SlItr, agred 1 9, fourth son of M1r. \Villivn sit; ...

... gtuoleinafs of' independauit fortune, who possesses a frechold cstate of nearllv '00 acres, imansion, &c. near Folkstone in Kent, and too ol his .ervalits, were bronght to town, in custody of Hall, an oflicer of U nion Hall, and assistants. 'Ftie charge ...

... DIVIDENDS. Sept. 2o, M- Corgan, T. B. Paget, anxi E. Mattbewss, Chip. in, Nortofin tsdikers.-NoV. D, 1i:. 'enfold, Sen., Maidstone, btnrer.-Oct- 11, T. Webb, Nil S0tmim, baker. PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. Ri. Iiiddlemor, C. Edwards, H. Marlow, J. Martin, J ...

... --At St'liehiouise. Capt. S. Prenderg ist, late ' 84th 'Regt. to Mary, third daughther of J. Kent,. Esq. of the Royal Naval 'Hospital.-At Stonehouse, Mr. Gay, boot- maker, Wlhimple-street, to Mrs. L. Watts, widdwotfthelate Mr. Watts, tinman, Bilbury-street ...

... imirediat ly proceedled into i3erirsahire. By the death of the ]'ate .Mnarqnis of ChnAmondeir1, Win. Chambers, Esq. of tirchior, Kent, coues ilto posses- sion of pmy5ard5 or ten ilellca d ?? a year. TheL fntieral bonotirs paid to the memnory of the late Earl ...

... C ' ?? Covent-garden, clothier. Sol. M1r. Parker, t. LoeSgr~ov ,& W Cubbidge. Longwick Mill, Bucks. paper- Solv. Mrl Smih, Golden-square; and Mr. Smith, V ndilehead Berkshwire. sosarltt. 3lvtrsczD'e, igro~il~easr. Sols. Mr. Jeveq. Chanscery-la ne; &I.~lV ...

... Llandovery, Carm arthenshire, draper. Sols. E. J. and Arthur & Co. Bristol; and Mr. Pearson, 1jales5,'1 epe iie.Oybr ccfrd, Kent,miller. Sol. far. Fisher, Queen-street, ChraPsid~rakwstreet, Grosvenor-sqnare, druggist. Sol. Mr, B1. HSln'IbSCk stet, Cav ...

... new Ministry To this Was aided the filting out of four men-of-war here for lihe Mediterranean; tiienamesofthe Gloucester, the Kent. and the Melville were given by these p1tlilicianq. Having men- tioneal the ruinoars, wve hive only to state tbat the caales ...

... to Mr. O'Connell, in Youghal, on alluding to the Union, lie made the following remarks*- W We are bound to England by the golden link of tile Crown, .anlid fi r be it rom inme to weaken that coisectioli by my present observations; I want no dissevcrations ...

... North Cieriton, Somerset. I I-Ienry Gray, of Omhad'splace, Gray's mis-lane, bookseller. 'Thomas Stammer, ot FiFrancis-street, Golden-square, grocer. .-dwiard Alipress, of'NVatling-street, stationer. 1lemiry Crainpand James Crowdy, of Foster-lane, warehousemen ...

... discoveries Ile effected touching those offences, which i y alarmed even the resolute ? At the Lewes c, n miserable man, at the Maidstone 0ott ' have been convicted, and have suffered, n5tellknce which we will not say was unsatis- re bhut which, if correctly ...

... of which he died. Verdict-Accidental death, produced e by a lockedfjtn. Is An inquest was held on Monday afternoon at the Golden e Lion, Dean-street, Soho, on the body of an elderly woman, i- name unknown. It appeared froml the evidence that the deceased ...