... ' n Friday last, af iirt ady of Major Turhee, of thW ji 0 aithe, Il i ult iii ?? ?? of Major Ellis, of the .d HigTlOliders, of W sb'l- ?? PVioiiththe'Lady of Captain Small, of the'5th Royal. V etrnil'dtthdos of a eon. . .. ?? 'At'liduilt iMauritius, the Lady of Major-General Ralph - Da- ifr;, of a son.' ' * ?? u.: - ?? the Ehit Indieli the Lady of Captain i Y'ttun 'of ?? t~eg.merinlies, t ?? ...

... BI RTHS: At Balllnastowe. county Wictk!ow, the Lady of Ri :ri Archer Esq. of a eon. On the '22d t lt, at 1otuegne-suir-Mer, the Lady of Livjt,. ?? Sir Hichard Jrnea, of a daughter. MAHI 1A GLS. In St. Anne's Church, Peter Barfnt, rsq. oftl t Pail!co, iFaanighe, to Hriiatta, eldest danoliter (t tihe Rev Johul Jigliy, of (reoshillM. In London, tbe 1-lonourable Miles Jnlln Sapleton. ttild son of ...

... BIlt' ilS. At Crnom nCastle, county Liherici, the ?? of John Groker, Esq. of , 1daughter,. On the Ist instanl. ?? lfilrzidh. the Lady of Joseph Gtb- bins, Esq (If a dalshtren At Alirin.view, county Clare, the Laif ef F. M'Narnara tis9. of atidaughter. . .;It New Eoss, the Laliy uf the Rcv. Thorisa Vigors, of a eon. * ' MARINAGES. On tlie Ist inqtAnt; John Bnri., E'q, of Newry, to Mary Jane ...

... -, i WXrHS. In Aungier street, the Lady iof hc IP.cv. Albn Befi, of a ca'aug!t r, (to it' 6ih instlat, at NVhte P. iot, cournty Cork, the L. 1dy if lecta 0I ii t ie. i .q. ot a so0. O(n tie 9:h ?? nt, at it. b;set, Crass, cotuntv Lirnrick, the ILady of Datid 1e'lclL. E q of a stiib; trn sot,. Un thle 10th instat, at Gfant nir', ntrar Coil, eihe Lady of *e Rliv. Jothn L. ?? mi!ttn lIt' :it, dtu ...

... DEATHS. On the 7th instant, in th s city, in the prine of life, Ser- jeant Thomaa Mcore, ofthe C-nmmissasriat Department. His death was ociysioned by a fall from his horse. He was a mn in greatly esteemed and respected by all who knew hins. l le wa, ger~ornuq, humnane and honourabe ; nor was the feeling of frieadship ever cherished by the human heart, in a warmer d, grea than bv his. In ...

... * ?? t'lS. In Hardwicke. sireet, tb. Latdy of Henry Cole, Esq. of a son. On MN.llil)y last, Ht. Knock .rin, in the county Westmeath, the Hitonosiabie L-dy Levin'gv. U t son. On ?? ilth iAlta.it, Laoy J~i h Campbell, of a son. .)EA r'iiS. On Tueoday morniig sato:eoly. Mlfajor Sankey. IL is our pauniiitilt.aty to rec rd tho death of James Stewart, Esq ?? K-ihyir oD. 'v ?? .f our reatiers his ...

... At the house of her father. James Blacker. Esq. of Cot. lege-green, the Lady of John Buchanan, Efsq. of UrCu3it, of a son. On the 19th instant, at Stillorgata Lodge, the Lady of William Dcey. Esq of a daughter. At Wilton Hill, c.,unty l.imerick, the Lady of Williarnp, BroWn, Eiq. of a son and heir. On Friday 4ast, jn Cork, the Lady of G. N. Whately, E'q. of a son. On Sunday last, in Newry, the ...

... BIRTHS. LOn Saturday last, in Le~son-stweet, the Laady of Henry Roe, Esq. of a son. On Friday last, at Loughrea, the Lady of Lieutenant- Colonel Mitchell, of the Rifle Brigade, of twins, who, with their mother, are doing well. On Mondav last, at Barnaby, in the King's County, the Lady of Captain Hobbs, of a daughter. On Saturday last, at Rockgrove, county Cork, the Lady of John Good, Esq. of a ...

... FUNERAL OF TIl, LATE ADMIRAL SIR GEO.j CAMPIELL, G.C.B. PORTSrjoUTII, J.aN- 30.-This day the remlins of the ?? Admiral Sir Geoge Campbe'l, G.C.B-B C ?? of ?? Naval Frces at this Porl, were interred in the Itoyal Garrison Chapel, with military honors due to his rank. The procession left the Admiraltyhouse, in the 1igh-street, a few minutes after 12 o'clock, in thie following order:- Mejor ...

... BlI ItTH. On the 7ih insf. at Nu. 11, Henrietta-street, the lady of *George Bryen, jUD. of a daughitr. M A RIi AGES On the 4th inst. in St. Anne's C' uich, by the Rev. Mr. Cotton, Samuel Fayle, of Stafflard-btreet, Eq. to Anne, relict of the late MIr Thomas 13inks, of Grafton-street On th.-3d in tant, at Gortlee, co'imty Donegal, Lieutenant Kennedy, Comm~ander of the Houn's Revonue Cruiser, to ...

... THE LATE WILLIAl'; PARNELTL, Es6. AL P. FOlt Tl'E COUNTY WICKLOW.} It has been the practice of all ages and natiOls to te ord the virtues of their Patriots, with a view t, the cultivallion of those eminent qtiits for which each has been distiogttished. '[his is a prtm ite |approved of by the most celebrtlied olaors and politicians of ancient limes, as the brilliant effu- sions of a D ...

... [ JEATII Azu'D o.'iiltACTR OF f. 1)1 C'ONDORCE T. BY MADAME StUARD. [From ' The New Aonthy ilfasazine.l (Concluded from our Paper u Saturday last.) He had asked M. Suard whether he could afford him an asylum. M. Suard replied, that he would cheerfully sacrifice his own life for him, but that he could not dispose of mine ; he would speak to me, though he was sure that my sentiments would ...