... THE LATE DR. MOFFAT. (Froi the Glasgow ChAronicle ofithe 7th ult.) AVl have to announce the death of the Rev. Dr. Moffat Governor and Cisaplaia to the Town's Hospital of this place, He died in good hope through grace, on Friday se'nuight, about four o'clock P. os. after a very short and severe illness, which be bore with exemplary patience and resignation. In his death the Towvn' Hospital ...

... I I f 8 0 t I i I i I I BIRTH At Newtownhaniltoi, tin !Monday moroning, the 1st inst. the Lady of John Hill, Esiq. (f a daughter. -MARRIED_ On thlt Sth lnSt. hv the Rev. Dr. Hanna, Mr. JAMES Ross to Miss Hessy, third daughter of Mr. Wm. Stormont, North-street, Belfast. by *p chial liei'ttff, on the 3.d ileit. lit the Parish Chist el O, St. Miry-lc-bonoc, London, HENRY MAXWELL, Esq. ?? . ...

... -MARRIED On the 4th inst. by the Rev. Robert Loughhead, MARY, eldest daughter of the Rev. Thomas Bell, of Mosside, ta Mr. Joseph MCNEILL, of Bushmills. On Easter Monday, at All Souls' Church, London, Lieue. Col. MARLAY, C. 13. only son of Mr. arid Lady Catheline Marlmy, grandson of the late EllI of Ranesborougli, s;ad nephew of the Earl of.4cLvedere, to WiisS TISDALL, oily daughter of the ...

... BIRTH hi thobr-street, eta the 2d *anotanrt, Mrs. Doisy, of a ;,1ghter. A A ~ E alu the 27th ult. lt the R1er Robert McCormack, Sea- oled ...

... _BIRTH_ On the 16th Inst. the Lady of Thomas Lecky, of Coolafinny, Esq. of a son. __MARRIED__ On the 18th Inst. in Dowil Church, by the Rev. Isaac W. Slemmin, Mr. JOHN BOWDEN, Dunover, to MIss JANE LINDSAY, Downpatrick. On Monday the 17th inst. In Carnmoney Church, by the Rev. Samuel Smith, the Rev. DANIIEL MCAFEE, Wesleyan Methodist Minister, to ELLEN, relict of the late Doctor Snoddy, ...

... HlLS AIAJE.STY'S BIRTT11-DAY. Li LONDON, APRIL 2'L-Wednesday (St. George's Day,) b being the day appointed by his Majesty for the celebration, d of his birth-day, the usus)k demonstrations of respect were observed throrrghlre1 thhq mfropolis. The bells of the parish n. Churches continuc ng merry peals during the day. a The standlard o' Ergignad . %Clrrsted at tne public buildings o and at thc ...

... 'BIRTH. On the 4th inst. at Garvagh, the LAIDE of the Rev. Jas. Smith, of a daugliht. ' MARRIED On Thursday the 15th inst. by the Rev. Win. Brown Mr. EDWIN BLOW,; to MARGARET, eldest daughter of Mr Wm. Miller, of Belfast. On the 14th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Bellis, Mr. THOMAS HART, Printer, to Miss ELIZABETH GRAHAM, both of this town. On the 8th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Bellis, Mr. Hugh KIRKPATRICK ...

... On the 28th ult. at her Ladyship's mansion, in Caven. dish-square, London, Viscountess DUNCANNON, Of a sor. -MARRIED_ On Monday morning, the 2d inst, in St. Anne's Cbureb, MR. THOMAS CONNEL, coach trimmer, late of London, to Miss HAMM, of High-street, Belfast, formerly of Dublin. On the 16th May, in the Parish Church of Derriglir, by the Rev. E. J. Cordner, Mr. JAMES McCLURE, of M1ars. lave, ...

... BIRTHS. tit BIRTH EXTaAORDINARY.-On the 13th ult and earI at on the following morning, the wife of Henry Cunliffe, of rd lRawtenstall, in Rossendale, Lancashire, a journeyman sizer, was safely delivered Of THREE MALE and TWO FEMALE children T They were all perfectly fitrmned, and each lired about ten al - minutes after its birth. Th-m mother is doing *w4l-sun. a .fi MARRIED. On the morning of ...

... THE LATE CHARLES INCLEDON. The following anecdote of this eminent vocalist is extracted from a new portion of The Itinerart, l y S. V. Ryley, late of the Theatres Royal Manchester, Liverpool, &c. Incledon had many singularities, and these frequently laid him open to the quizzing disposition anid imitative powers of his brother Thespians; lie was possessed, likewise, of a considerable degree ...

... -.BIRTH- Deu. S, at Bangor, the Lady of the Hon. F. C. Annesley, of a dautighter. Oill'euilny, of a still-born son, the Lady Of Thomas Legh, Esq. M. ?? of Lyme Park. (Mrs. Legh, it will be resnerob red, wsa the celebrated Miss Turner.) -MARRIED On the 12th ilist. by the Itev. John Orr, of Portaferry Mr. FRANCIS LITTLE, of Tullyinally, to MARY ANNE, daugh Sto of Mr. Samuel Wilson, of Mount Ross ...

... DEATH OF BISHOP CAMERON., In our Inst number we noticed the death oft Blsop Ca. meron, atiEdinbsrgh, on' the 7th inst. The ?? Is an account of his funeral:-b PUNERAL O55EQuIrE5.-T.efuneral obsequies oftll Right Reverend, veueplsble and much lamented Prelate Ox plce on Thursday, in the cathollc Chapel, and wref*tformear | with all the soleunity peculiar to tbe C tbolict. 1rship.. J The remains ...