... June, supposed to i for Madrasi and then forthe Mauritius. Trident 64 fAdmiral RAINIER. I ridelt - 4t Cutpta~i STJRazoo7. Russel - - 74 -A WL; ss.. Caroline - 6 - PAGE. LaDedaigneuse - - HEYWOOD. Sailed fromt Madras the n8th of July for Mauritius, accounts ...

... d On Monday night, in Portntan-place, Edgware-road- after a short illnt-e , Mrs. Jane Ruding, widow of John Ruding, Esq. fas-merlv of Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, 'and late of the East lniades. On Sunday, Miss Eliza Roberts, aged I5 years, daughter ...

... of It John Archer Houllon, Esq. of a son. On Sud ay, at (.-lsonlburv-.house, the Lady of the Rev. W. Cramner Roberts, ci a daughter. MA R/IED. a On T'nirsday, at Donhead, St. Andrew, by the Rev. Thomas a Waddington, 1). D. Prebend:arv, of Ely, John Horsey ...

... daughter of Thomrl's Mills Esq. - On the 17th instant, t :Ballendean, Perthshire, Sir John i ope, Bart. of Craighialf, to Miss Arn, V.edderburn, lauglster of the late Sir John Wedderburn, Bart. of Balle3 d s i'.. . On Wednesday, by specials-liwnce , Capttiis ...

... Esq. to MVki. Sophia Russell, daughter of ClaudI Russell, - ]sq. Or Binfield s-lOuse, flerles. - on Friday morning, Captain Vincent. en Miss Norman. nf -the County of Liatfolo. DIED. 'On Monday evening, after a few days illness1 John Groves, Esq. of Pimlico ...

... all from the North Sea, with salt, and salt fish, bound to Rotterdam.- Remain in the Roads, under the command of Admiral Russel,' the Majestic fire-ship, Elephant, Stately, Ruby, Princess of Orange, Dildator, Agincourt, Roebuck, Cormorant; Forward, Agnes ...

... gaus, ,42apain EKeats, for Cawsand Bay, tojobn 5ir John Duckworth's su:rqn. :Thebi Athsnen~ienetf 64 guns, Capt. iffiar4,ls also 'ord fr[d t jvi YOthe AsaA squaddOn., i:,ommand of` tar Admiral .Russel, fronm ; m;izv off itii'HiaI landcoaat,''onsisting ...

... On Monday, at Chisvicle, Charles Thompson, Esq. of Kir- by Hall, Yorkshire, te Aliss Jalae Turton, daughter of John I'iurton, Esq. of Russell-squarec, * ~~~~~~~~~~~)I EAD On Titsrsday, the 20th ult, at his house in Cleaveland-court, St. ines's-place, in ...

... SHIP N.E HIS. POnTT5 mOurn, .DEc. ?. -Sir John Warren's dal is flying on board tihe lfourirovna t oF 8o guns, which is at St. i-eleii'n-The rinvld hasblowi strong all diay at S. M'. ! should it moederate. and blow fair, Sir Jolin will sill with tile ...

... beautiful Lady Carbery,, is, we understanId; the secnd son t the late Sir John hatee, Bvrt. by Lady Annie Froke, sitpr te ture present otarl of Amoan ; his brother, the present Sir John e iitoe, is presumptive laeh; to the title of Carer. Mrs AEvans repnesented ...

... and several'tfficers of th2 Army, arrived here is. a ' n ship of war, and landedt under a salute from ?? Majestic, Admiral Russel. Theeir Lordships set bfl' this afternoon -for London 'frbn Nelson's HEtel. Tha wipd bso t:.ir, the trans- ports are hourly ...

... James Hassall and Thomas Welch, of Liverpool, grocers- --March as, 18o,6: John Vickris ''a7lor and Truman Ha.rtford, of Limehous'e, ?? 28, 18o6. Willi::.rn Latvrence anrd John Hance, of Maiden, Essex, attor- ?? 3; - o6.. Mary Pyman and Elizabeth` anson ...