... lIRT2S S. At 5, Coates Crescent, on the 1st instant, the Lady of J. M. Hoc, Esq. of Newilston, of a daughter. At Bathfield Place, Leith, on the 29th ultimo, Mrs Wat- son, of a daughter. At 27, Queen Street, oa tie Ist current, the Lady of the Rev. Henry W. Sheppard, of a son. At Merton Cottage, Portobello, on the 3oth ultimo, Mrs Barthe, of a daughter. MARRIED, At 19, Union Street, Edinburgh, ...

... FUNERAL OF HIS LATE IlAJESTY. Ceremonial fir the Interment of his late vnost Sacred itelajeoty Kinq William the Fourth, of blessed lmemory, in the Raoel Chapel of St George, at Windsor, on So- torday, July 8, 1837. The remains of his late most Sacred Majesty King William the Fourth, of blessed memory, wifl lie in State in the Waterloo Chamber in Windsor Castle, attended by one of the Lords of ...

... BIRTHS. At 28, Hamilton Place, Edinburgh, on the 24th ultimin, Mrs Durti of Craigiuscar, nf a daughter. At 1, Royal Terrace, onl the 28th URltiMo, Mrs WArsoN, of a daughter. At Mount Annan, on the 22d ultimo, the widow of ALEX- AND5R DiRosi, Esq. of a son. =IARRiPIED, At 11, Bellevue Crescent, on the 23th ultimo, GsaoGR Mst.Locli, Esq. Brockuille, Upper Canada, barrister-at-law, t f EtLz~snrET ...

... FUNERAL DIRGE FOR WILLIAM11 IV. (By Robert Gil/Wlan ) 1. Edlina's ramparts high Glow in the sevttiu sun. And fer upon the ear of night Is heard the funeral gun; It speaks of glory fled, It tells of greatness gone- That death has -houn how vain the porop That circles round a throne i it. The regal hand is cold, Nor wields the sceptre now! The jcwell'd cheplet's e assed away That bound the royal ...

... hire Agricultural and Commercial Bank, Hull, on the 16th current, Mrs ScsoALu, of a son. At 3, Jamaica Street, NorLh Leith, on the 19th currcnt, Mrs ALEX REID . ofa daughter. At 20, Walker Street, on the 14th current, Mrs HENRY INGLIS, of a'daughter. At Windsor Place, Portobello, on the l5th current, Mrs M. STENHOUSE, ofa daughter. MARRIED At Sir John Campbell's, Rutland Square, on the 13th ...

... - FUNERAL OF WILLIAM IV. Windsor, Saturday Night, 12 o'clock. To-day having been appointed for thc interment of the remains of our late Most Gracious Sove- reign,$ with the customary splendid and solemn ce- iemoninls, at an early hour immense numbers of persoiiswere pouring into the town from all parts of tbe0-surroaunsding country and from the metropolis. In consequence of the great demand ...