... lady of Charles Tracy Leigh, esq., of a daughter.—The lady 01 John Butt, esq., of College-street, Westminster, of a daughter, stillborn. MARRIAGES. At St. Mary's, Bryanston-square, Ludovick C arm i c h ae l, • ° f Calcutta, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late ...

... Parry Jones Parry, of Aberdunant, Eaq. Denbighshire—John Robin, of Tady graig, Eaq. Flintshire—Sir John illiams, of Bodlewydden, Bart. Glaasorgansbire—Thomas Penrice, Kilvrougb, Esq. Menonelbshirs—John Ellirker Roulcott, of Hendreisse, Ksq. Montgomerys ...

... Akerman, from New Orleans; Mar- uaret, Russell, from SL John's, New Brunswick ; Frederick, Hare, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Ocmulgee, Leavitt, from Savan- nah ; Woodman, Wright, from St. John's, New Brunswick. TELEGRAPHED. — East of the Boating light ...

... ; Cyrua, Anaon, from Yarmouth ; Sjunuel, Hroltn, from Ipswich ; John and Henry. Paine, from Ipswich; and Diana, Archibald, fram Duhlln.—Sailed non*. Fan. IS.—anipa ARairan. « , The John Dualop, Schofield, from Savannah ; Buoyant, Bell, from Bahia and ...

... Regiment, to be Paymaster, vice Carew, appointed to the 13th Foot 31st Foot—Ensign John Eneas Duncan, from the 54th Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Cooper, deceased. 32c1 Foot—Capt. John Henry Evelegh, from the half-pay of the 14th Regiment, to be Captain, vice ...

... After which THE NOTE. Miss Arlington (with songs). Miss Byron; and O’Shockncssy, Mr. Grattan. To conclude with THE BRIGAND. Principal Characters by Messrs. Grattan, Courtney, Maynard, Herbert, Walker, Jones, Cowley, Chester, &c.; Miss Robinson, Miss ...

... audiences to Lord Melbourne, Lord Holland, Lord John Russell, Lord Palmerston, and Lord Minto. A Cabinet Council, attended by Lord Melbourne, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord Holland Lord John Russell, Lord Minto, Lord Dun. cannon,Lord ...

... of his mother, an aged widow, is severely burnt in the back, the arms, and the upper part of his face. In attempting to screen his face, his aims and sides were dreadfully scorched. John Walton, a youth aged 14 years, is also much burnt. His face and the ...

... and clung, to his creed and his country with unvarying, rand uncompromising fidelity. Various were the patriots, among whom Grattan and Curran stood pre-eminent, who endeavoured to arouse Ireland into a sense of her rights, and by a display of national strength ...

... Household, the Dukes of Leinster, Norfolk, Hamilton, Grafton, Argyll, and Clavalaad ; the Earn of Bariiagtoo sadSafton.&e. Lord John Russell entertaiced neayforty Membars of the House of Commons. Tbs dinner rre* given the oOaial residence of the First Lord ...

... Misses Stafford Jerningham, Mrs. Spalding, Mrs. Berkeley, the Misses Seymour, Maynes, ColHnsons; Mrs. Clinton Wynyard Noel, C. Grattan. Lady O’Connel and her beautiful daughter; Lady Maclean in the splendid dress of a chieftain’s lady of the clan Maclean, &c ...

... saved by the John Taylor, and landed at New York. POOLE, Feb. r.—The sunerb, Baxter, from London to this port, struck on the Hook last night, and broke her rudder; she is now brought up in Strudland Bay. PLYMOUTH, FEB. s.—The J etnima, Johns, from Lisbon ...