... BIRTHS. On the 19th inst., at Stamford Hill, the Lady of James Blyth, Esq., of a ?? the 19th inst., the wife of C. It. Tyermaa., Esq. of Cateatbon street, of a ?? the 17th inst., in Cleveland row, the Lady of John Nussey, Esq., of a ?? the 17th inst., the Lady of J. A. Arbutbnot, Esq., of a ?? the 18th inst., at No. 119, Parl'street, Grosvenor square, Mrs. CharleS Kean, of a ?? the 17th inst.. ...

... I . DEATH OF.:TNE: Lo I-. - IRELAND. AT His Excellency Earl-Bessborougb LordLut,- Ireland, breathed his lasta t eleven oloclek tet r His Excellency continued to sink fromnightr he vras quiteawareofhisapproachingdiuslrgij, r41 after ten o'clock he sent for the several members ofb' family, who were for. some time in constam and I sjo atteudance upon him, and-, everally-took leave 51 tb9 His ...

... BIRTHS. On tbe 5th inst., at The Hall, Great Berkhampstead, the lady of T. P. Halsey, Esq., M.P., of a son, still-born. 25th, at No. 9, Gloucester-terrace, Regents Park, the lady of Henry W. Eaton, Esq., of a son. 22d, at Whitnash Rectory, Leamington, the wife of the Rev. James Reynolds Young of a daughter. 22d, at Kingsbury Episeopi Vicarage, Somerset, the wife of the Rev. J. K. Fowler, of a ...

... FUZSIRAL Or THOMw!AS CAIVBSELL. Wednesday Iaving been fixed for the interment of the remnios of Thomas Cm:p:ioll, the author of the Pleasures of EIope, ia W'estmioister Abbey, those noblemen aad gen- tiemeon who had received invitltoins to attend the obse- alles of the deccoled, began to assemible shortly after eleves o'clock, in the apartmont adjoining the Dean's house, c3iled t'eo ...

... ' NOTICES—This Day. 10.—Appeal*: Lancaster v. (1), r i' hore -J?° re > Petition part heard; Swinnerton v. Heming; Fordyce v. Bridges ; Crockett v. Crockett. ' Mantes™, 10. (Shadwkll.) —Crawford v. Chester Railway Company, motion, part heard; Great Western . Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway, two demurrers order.—(Kbiobt Brice.)—Causes, &c. : Felstead v. York, by order; Fatchettv. ...

... B iRTHfiS. The ?? t4 A'r!majit V'ape;. f a davohter. On the 1st intt. at Cilwilha-i Ctpt. Michaei Riaijeli, , Ihe Nldtr:i Cia?-ifr oi CaIyhLne Alicm, hbird dutr ao tim Wale ChbaIe% es .n heridflt, J5sq. arnd niece to) the Rigi Flim.~ ?? trl riol.Ies Sherdoit. 0:, the '!9il, Nirelsiher, at Fdinhurgh hi9 Grarethe )ii.t ,f Ar- l;, to the Right Han. Ind', Paget.-li ?? apiienrs Ih.-t utht div,,rre ...

... \ ; -- - ; S ; . 1lRTI{S. - = C OrtTuIs&av laet0 Vt Cromwel[ Hoaad, Old Brt of Moln Thoerlow Scott Warisne. Esq. of a son, sjiji4 1 esd j Oct. 29, Mrs. ll, of Cooper -row, of a datihfer - Ga Sunday.tlhe 2Bth instant, Mrs. Freeman, of Bi~abppigaee7- 0f tWtns, a s~t] and dau ghter. n6#+ * MARRIAGiE. Oct. 18, tbe elon. Cart. J. A. MNtlule, R.N. to jilio i,,1 Broderiok, second da u.'hter of his ...

... On Saturdayfte 4iY' instant,'at Ihe Mnr rodust, Wandst wotho dkoy of A Id g worth, ?? qaon. - - Nt~ARtAO~ES. I4 - ridF -fhs, att Ste 1,Uvgdret , * stminster, by the Verr Revered~t-lie1a of~t OiotS'e egri~dw Foster, youngest toe Of ij~eitirl .4a olirrej thirz~d ::4aughtei cfX the lat Joteph. Mieab24 at ~5t Vitriosw, Be cks; tM F.. Edvatrd AWyatt, jit- ;onf Oslford.utreet, to Fradices, eldest ...

... REAL STATE OF' OPINION RESPPECTING THE LATE KING'S DEATH. The old think of ?? own agge, and compare the nusm- ber nf their years with those of the deceased. 'IThe elderlv speculate upon how inany events they may live, to see. T'hle younger speculate more so, and with less pensive- nes. The hypocrites pretpnd ihat every body is sorrowing and shediling tearst: tiongh at the same time they ...

... MARRUAOES, - On0t e.se c1 inst. Wi. J. Levi, Esj. t & Behecra, ?? damghter of Hart, rq . of Peaehoech-sreer. tort, GO Esreedav-at-, atlrBarery, ,Iiln North ilkins, Esq. of. Bourton- iothe- Water, Gbtordstrrhire to Ann Eliza, eldest Irmothy Cobb, Esq. of Banbury. I0r On the rst inst, at edn brirdge, Georgre Iarshiall, qpt, of fillm; Sarah, thi'ii d irgliere'of the late Jatses Alemnrde;; MIt. ...

... [THE LATE MR. COUTTS. It is confidently meeitiotied, that in the will of this Ctcnnleman there i, nor a nanie mentioerid but that oft Illra ('otitts.-Iieport, which ustiallyexa ggerates such matters, says that this Lady conies into a propertv little short of three milliorts. We have reasoi to thiik sirme offers have been made to certaih branches of the ilmlily, whicho have becrk rejucted. Mr. ...

... Wednesday, norninig the Parish Qlerch of Vbodford, inl Essex, was broke open,; and robbed of the black cloth fron off tho pulpit and desk, three crimson velvet cushion coverings, and some trifling articles. Naturday last at the Vine, Sevcn-oalks, the Latly of Charles ('arter Petley, T3sq. of a son. DIED. On the 8th instant,,at the hou5c ?? her Mother, w'here (on a visft) she:wvas suddenly ...