... i FUNERAL OP NAPOLnEON. as LATEST PABTICULARS. of A letter from Cherbourg states that since last Wednes- day evening cannon have been fired there every quarter of an hour. The P/are de la Manche says, Ever since Thursday the Belle Poule has been crowded with people anxious to view the coffin of Napoleon. It fills nearly the Id whole of the ehapelleardente, hut the splendid sarcophagus a- ...

... MARRIED. c Lastel y at St. Philip's Church. Mir. John Ilirtles. Slater and E plstrer to Mrs. Peers, widow of the late Mr. John Pears, bread ti baker, Richmond-row. At Htarberton, Mr. Varder to Miss Ann Hannainord. It is a re. hi muarkable fact t~hat thcy wvere carried to the fonit together, and cr (christened wit the same water2i years ?? Journal. tt On Thursdlay, the 16th of July. by secial ...

... BIRTHS. Dec. 1, at Leamington, the lary of Sir E. Mastyn as Dec. 1, at Queen Chariton, Somerset, the lady of the lit, A. Clemenets, curate of Norton Malreward, a son, Dec. 4, in Albemarle-street, London, the lady Of j Jarrett, Esq. Camerton-court, a daughter. of Dec. 6, at Glastonbury, Mrs. T. WV Ktempthorne, a SoP lDec.8, Mrs. Ridler, Salisbury-square, London, a daughter MARRIED.agh0 Nov. 2S, ...

... I The flotilla sto ria ie at half-past three -in the afternoon on Monday and the same ionours as those r decreed at POeTq; Chiatot, -Epinai, St. Dcnis, &c. werer thkre paid the remains of the Emperor. Ti'he five batta-I ions stationed at Courbevoie were under arms, and drawn lip along the left bank of the river, which was covered with an immense multitude, who saluted the re-a mnams with ...

... BIRTMS.-At Walton, Radnorshire, the lady of ?? C tev. W. P. Willi ins, of Llaosvilhangel Nantmellan, a ?? R1 paisrl-vickla wn, Cheltenlham, Mlrs. Daniel Davies, ?? lady of William Morgan, Esq solicitor, Brilgend a ?? lady of E. Place, Eq. surgeon, Crrn Neath, a sol -At Itathmore, Kildore, tl;e laily of the ltev. Sir Janmes King, i soan-A t Dublin, the laly of the Hon. Walter O'Grady, a ?? lady ...

... FUJNERAL Or -rlE LATE AIR FORBES OF CULLOJ)EN-A CLANNISH FEUD. (IFron the Jrpnriesls e Courier.) On Saturday last, the remiains of D~uncan George Forbes, esoq. of C'ullodeti, were intelrred in the family burying-ground, in the Chapel Yard, Inverness. Unfortunately this funeral was marked by whiat we must beallowed to call a barbarous relic (if feudal manners. For upwards of a century there ...

... ?? Alt Blarriages sent from; a ti~stance toast bie authenticated b,4 !W dhe Sinatu ' of one qf oa.-r agments, or by that of a k nown ccr- he 'espaodedt. e- B~irt'tt)oi he On the 20th inst. at Thernes House, near Wakefield, the lady 'e of James liles Gaskell, Esq. NI.P. of a son, sti21 born. ry On the 20th Inst. the wife of Mr. Itobert Brown, oF Hill Ilouse. 3_ near IRpon, of a son. Mrs. B. i5 ...

... BfrtliS. On Friday, the 11th inst., at Waltham [fall, near Great Grimsby, the lady of the late Bushell Auningson, Esq., of at daughter. Same day, at Grimsby, the lady of Lieut. Dooley, R.N., corn- mander of 1I.M.C. Greyhound, of a daughter. Aarrtiag . Onl Wednesday, the 23rd inst., at Sculcoates Church, Mr. H. J. Coelbo, merchant, to 'Miss Emma, third daughter of the late Mr. J. Ganderton, all ...

... On tih 2tlihlIst. lit CarriekFrrgus, the LAly of Wn. Burleigh, Esq. if /1 C.l. Oii tho litlh Inst. at Ballymiaeool, nounty Donogal, tho Lady of \\ ITn. qti'vvrt ?? EIsqI *if a Emil. Oltil ithiiil. alt ,. aitlb C hilibn, Spotl:ind, Mrs IV. 161dton of' t\in pon.4. A shor~t thno wgo ?? lad vvwadelivcresi - of tloo song tiat oio huithi, n,,4 lseni lin ithi twivo dilioghi teR ili allot ie r lirtih ...

... On the 21st inst. the ladyof Richard Brown, Et.,Albion Place, RaTtfodn. of a. SoI. ftlarrtagt. On the 20th inst., at the Colleciate Church, Mr. Richard Wellingtona.lcksolo, to Mtiss SLarit Thorp, both of this town. Onl the 2dl inst, :It the same place. Mir. John Hallam, to Miss Margaret Slater, b-th of this town. OIL the 2i3d inst.. at the samne place, by the Rcev. Richard Parlcinson, B.D., Mr ...

... MA It PTED). At Miontrose, onl the 2.5tit current, by the Rev. DIr Paterson, MIr .JOIIN 1Me1trcrEcr., printer, Moru- triose to Er.zA, second ri:rughter of thle late Mlr Jobh rb intoul, .lorntro e Acaeriemey. At Little or ill. Perthiliire, on the 21st crrrent, the 1hvey. Goemm; Alr'rci ,r:Lc, M3A. minister of Kflenr- dock, to J A Ni; CUReSTrLr. youngest darughlter of the litc 11ev. John Somers ...

... II _BI RTH_ On the 24th tult. at View Mount, Longford, thlo Lady Geolgialla lill, of a som. Onl the 23d ult. in Wrxford, at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Hannn, the Lady of tile Rev. Henry Cullins, of Kilnaleek, c county Cavan,of a son, still born. On the 20th tilt. in 13allyrhannon, tho Lady of Thomas Troubridge Stubbs, Esq. of. a son. ..MMARRIED. On the 27th nlt. hy the Rev. Thomas ...