... DEATH OF LORD HILL. This mellanceatly event, vbichhas been anticipated some time, we regret to ~ tate, took place on tbe ?? last. ?? Lordship expired at twentY ml. ntites before nine O'clock, at his seat, Hsirdwic lt Grange, near Sh.shr For some weeks past' his Lordlship baill been confined to ?? rmom, and his h~altflrihd been gradually declrinin. His relatives and friends haive been ...

... BIRTHS. On the 301h ?? fin the Strand, Mirs. W. H. Burgess, of a qns. On the 31st nlt., at New Brook-house, Lancashire, the lady ofWlliaM t lulton, Esq., of a daughter. On the 2d eist., lrs. Henry Alworth aMerewethe?, of a son. On the 3d inst., in Sussex-gardess, Hyde.park the lady of Robert Buchanal. Dunlop, Esq., of Drumbead, near Cardress, Dumbartosrehec, of a son. MlARRIAGES? On tbe 3d of ...

... BIRTHS. On Uonday, the gth inst., Elizabeth, the wife of Ur. Tabl Hawkeswell, of Shoe-lane. of a daughter. On Tianroday, the 22nd ult., Rebecca, the wife of of r. ilfV Brinkley Jaraeson, of Wetymosth-serrace, aisckney road, C daurrhter. At Moor.hill, the lazdy of the Hon. A. Laccellee, of a dasohil! The Hon. M~rs. Arthur Arundeil, of a daughter. BIARRIAGES. On the 10th inst., at Almondshury, ...

... BI RTHS. On the 9th inst., at West Derby, near Liverpool, Mn 11 of a daughter. On ties 12th inst., at Tsrville, Torquay,tisldofP Phillips, Esq., of'a daughter. Onl the l3th inst., at the Vicarage, Whaple iscslcehiZ the wife of the Rev. T. Tunstall Smith, MIA of a daughter On Sunday, the 13th inst., at Grove-lane, CoenberwellS Mrs. Seth Charles Ward, of a daughter. MARRIED. on the 12th inst., ...

... FUNERAL OF MR. DRUMMOND. The mortal remains of the above lamented gentleman were consigned to their last resting-plaee, in the churchyard of Charl- ton, near lVoolwich, Kent, on Tuesday. In accordance with the expressed4,d-ire of the deceased's relatives, the funeral was conducted fthiibst private manner, and the mourners con- sisted ?? of the Drummond family. The mouirn- left Grosvenor-street ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF LADY MATILDA I WYNYARD. On Saturday Mr. GEL.L, the. coroner for Westminster, and a highly respectable jury, assemblod at No. 2, Upper Brook-street; Grosvenor-square, to inquire into the circurmstunces connected with the sudden demise of Lady Matilda WYNY.ARD, relict of the late General Henry Wynyard, formerly colonel of the 46th foot. The Jury having viewed the body, the Earl ...

... BIRTHS. Onl Sunday last, at Deptford New Church, Miss Mary 103ibl' Mr. ?? Hutchins, both of Rotherhithre. On Tuesday, irte 7th inst., at 26, Great George srrect, heidI of the Hon. H. Manners Srrttoll, aL P., of asoln. Onl Wednesday, the 5th inst., in. Tilney-street, Park le. 19 lady of John C. Dowdeswell, Esq., of a son. S Oin the 5th inst., Mrs. Glasier of Milton-strect, Dorsaet-sq of a ...

... BIRTHS. At the New Ground, Guernsey, on the ?? of Fsbrt55!,'-Ds lady of Captain Aylnmer Doewdall, late of the 54th lt0111'ius' Foer At the Priory, Stanmore, on the 20th inst., the MrI05. Abercorn,ofasn At Edinburgh, the lady of Sir David Dundas, of llrSCM' Bart., of a daughter. On Tuesday, the 21st inst., the lady of Thomas Platt, 4( shire-hill, Hampstead, aud of Lincoln's Issns, Esq-, bwrs ...

... BIRTHS Onl the 2.5th list., at Butekiauild, Blreckntockk tile l; f' tryttnte llollitrd, of ti soil. At Torrittgton-sqttare, the lioe. Mrm ichaord 1 daughter. MlARSRIAGE olF shlC At Durblint, Sytittey Vangitan Jack-soo, soil 0 lit I 'i George Jacrkson, of Carroailore, Sr to t . TIttNtus Jottes, Esq., of Costletoe !h Seip. At Btitteva'itt, Johnl Ranlitt, il see of t t NinsL. of Sutton, Ketit, ...

... Awfully Sudden Death of of the Grenadier Guards The frail tenure by which human existence is held bren more vivisily and awfully illtstrsrted thin it, 1 ne (lay, in Ilyde Park, by the sudden dentil of Eslsrai f l)n Ta t surroinded by the men and ofirer;s of ?? tl colonel. as 'eas usual, met tle first battlihon of ,h e : e guards, Wh ch be comneaosded, ill llyde P rk ?? gene frotm St. George's ...

... THE LATE DUEL. FIFTH SITTING OF THE CORONER'S JURY ON THE, BODY OF LIEUT.-COLONEL FAWCETT. - SIGNING Of THE VERDICT. At ten o'clock on Tuesday, the juryimpannelled to inquireinto the death of the late Colonel David Lyner Fawcett, reassembled. for the fifth time at the Camden Arms Tavern, Randolph-street, Camden-town, for the purpose of signing their verdict, the sub- stance of whjrh appeared ...

... DE3ATH OFSIRVMATTHEW WOOD,BDart- One Monday lost, the filth inst., Alderman Sir Matthew IWood, Bart. M.P., died at Matson-house, near Glouacester, the residence of his eon-in -law, Edwin Maddey, Req., D.CL. He was lin the 76th year of his age. The suhject of thes notice was the son of a tradesman who resided at Tivertoct, in Ijevoirshire. His father had a very unmeroues family, of whonm he was ...