... THE LATE 5111. hUSKTISON' 1iine hhii not bteen nfettfel for aroautiin19 ft', I detintled mem6ir of' th~is ?? statesin tan, but tie u follow log sltetch, tho;ugh hastil thr ilt n fogedler, will be touned to toitaiii a cutrectoutline of hii lif'e. jace l r. Iluslkissen's taiher. %W'illiam, was the secondson of Wi]liam II usiisson, Ei~q, of OxieyV. ifear W'olver. hampton. lie married Elizabelei, ...

... . I1ARRI1D.'1 On th.~t nt t .'Ebormwood, Deblat~inte Re~vB.' C .*iotsett Peiwfsi*olgOx. :[ford,,to Caroline,. yroutgest daughter uof thte Ret ?? DVerof Chqsnwood---On'tbe24th initl at ¶hcJds Rev. S~dwar B. Everird -eldest eo' onf Siiret': ;Barlow, ?? p.dithFq, of Lvmt' Nootl;d 1 Gop ri . eldt daute'of Wnt CoisdY Ifarsh;.E2sqi of Puhk ?? .Bitterley,'Ssl ?? Rnl*r. 8el/ R.e t. tSarah; ddetdo h ee ...

... I. FQNE RAL OF HIS LATE MAJrSTY KING GEORdE THE FOURTH. .-1. ?? at Vesterday being the, day appointed for the Funerai th of his late Mt ajesty, King ienrge lV., the strelets of, and Y all the avenues leading to Windsor, were early crowtled !d with an 'immense asseimlbage of jpersons, all anxiously *d erowding forward ?? sudi'part as w~as peiiitted to i 'the public in the ceremony that had for ...

... JUN 26, 1830 DEATH OF THE KING. With the most heartfelt grief we announce the death of out beloved Monarch, George the Fourth. His Majesty expired at a quarter past three o'clock this morning. These sad tidings are' imparted in a *~Gareette Eztaassrdiiary, a copy of which aperi the Sut Newspaper, received by Exprsth enig te, and which will he found its a preceding coun h M3. Iateness of the ...