... THE DUKE -OY ORLEAN& . .-.ab~Vd.t1 rb~d the death ~of the Duke of g~ iso ~~1,rauk ~tillippe. wrad heir to the thumasaof Ted o, bamid-y afersonnIlgist, In ee~ ~~IHghes lfrom a carriage In he was proce from ?? ?? al te (euls f. ate twelvero'lodepartment: Dueo ren to1r pic loya ?? hadr awseere bawljans hts Insp get heve frnmthnedeffgtthe.orpat hafoprastt~ourthis Mornin. LHis bJ~ia ere ...

... of it, Wrtts. ry On Tuesday, the Sth inst, the wife of the Rev. John Scott, 1I M.A, of a son. 1. fflarrfages. On Wednesday, the 9th inst., at Scarbro', by the Rev. M. H. as Miller, MA., the Rev. Thomas William Robson, Rbq., of Holtby or Hall, Yorkshire, and grandsou of the late Sir William Young, le Bart., of Dellaford, in the county of Bucks, to Anne, eldest td surviving daughter of the late ...

... BIRtTH-S. On the 2nth instant, at Idrone Hopse, county Dublin, ttl Daniel P. Ryan, Esq., of a daughter. On the 26th instant, at Claronceterrace, Regeat ?? Mrs. Macready, of a daughter. Onl the 27th instant, in aierrion-square, tbe lad` Ot M'Donnell, Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 22d inistant, in St. Werburgh's church, by the RH!' Minchin, H. Atkinson, of Blessingtoln street El * Florence, ...

... TIlE LATE BISHIOP ENGLAND. ti We (INeto Yorh Tmaulh Teller) are indebted to the Ca- J tholic Mliscellaney for the following interestinig narrative. d On no occasion havo we witnessed more universal grief ma- t nifested by ill grades of society, and all denominations of le christians; than which has been called forth by the melan-u i clholy event which has occupied recently so mucli of our tl ...

... B9IRMS OF TIIE EARLY KINGS OF ENGLAND. a Fronm tile Times J on It is not an easy matter to obtain anything like precise Ainformat in on til(' subject of the births of our early moon. i arlcsh atn(l /h ceremunies observed on the occasion of a b. ?? nativity. Ii very early times such an occurrence r. seems to thave bten passed over without any marked celec *e bration. and even when such was ...

... BaaTreS.-Oa Sunday last, the wife of Edwam d Budge, Esq. of Ewvelme, in this county, of a dauglrter.-N'ev. 22, l~ at ?? Hall, in this county, the wife of the Rev. f 'William Coiston, of a~ daughter. s - MAflEIED. -Nov. 12, at Ch eltenliam, P. T. Drayton, Esq. of St. liary I hail,!iu this U~niversity, to Anne Sloane, the only daughter * .of Lieut.-Col. Williann Evans, of St. Edmund's, Tivoli, ...

... .B I RTII- On tle 12tb Inst. tim Ladly of 110gh Walker, of Mag icrafslt, Esq. of a dmaghter. On thc 201.lm inst. at Billinasloo, Itho Lady of Rear-Admiral tho Ilon. Win. Lc Poer Trenchi, of a daughter. -.M A R It I E ). On thlc24th inst. in St. Anne's Churchi, BeIrast, by the Rev. Richard Oulton, AIr Gcoige Thliompson, Lishurn, to Agnes, sccoomd dmugliter of Mr Samummel Cinm:well, merclhant, ...

... l Inst, ht Castledillon, Lady Molyneux, of a daughter. .M ARRIED. On the 5th tlt. by thc Rev. Robert M'Consebie, Presby- terin Minister, Mosside, Mr James Smyth, of Moycraig, to Esther, eldest daughter of Mr Robert M*Curdy, N'ow-build- ings, near Ihallymoney. Oil the 13th hist. by the Rev. David Maginnin, Mr James Megraw, Bollymnararrett, to Mary, daughter of tho lato Mr James Hannah, ...

... qCAUSES OF DATHIN_ _- I xne xoilowing Mole shows the number of dt Polence, exclusive etsuicides, 1838 and 9_ 1838. Psales Females Males Northern Counties. 572 158 599 Westeram Counties . 1,182 4V7 1 NorthWestern Counties 1,295 520 1,269 I., Monmouth and Wales S34 172 6J6 South Western Counties 942 355 869 NorthMidland Coanties 500 210 579 Yorkshire ?? 683 330 668 Ddetropoi ?? 767 373 725 k ...

... BlIRTlIS. At N7eseCILOe, in Eldon-streat, on the 20th inst.,, Mrs G. W. Cram, of a Bol. At Shadjbrlh Parsonagc, an the 15th inst., the wife of the Rev. P. G. L. Bleukinsopp, of a son. At Jlcrdols JHaU, on the Ifth i ist., Mrs Alderson, of a sona. 'At SoutA Shields, in King-street. on the i5th inst the wife of Mr lRobt. Chapman, diaper, of a son. MARRIED. At Tjmeiouso Church, on the 15th inst., ...

... BURIAL OF THE DEAD. Another of those scandalous occurrences arising out of the conduct of certain clergymen connected with the estab- lishment, in relation to the interment of dissenters, ias lately taken place in Kidderminster. Mr. Fry, a venerable non-con. formistminister ofthat town, recently deceased, had expressed a wish on his death.bed to be buried in the old church, his wife, his ...

... BIRHTHS.-In Upper Harley-street, the lady of James 3Slrrisoa, Esq.1 ilP. of a ?? Leatllerbead, thelady of Wmn Lie. wellia Nash, utq. a dotU -The lady ol Captais Iluglos , f Sasvaica, of a ?? Springlield, lierefllrdlshire, the lody of Wallice Hall, Eisq. a ?? 'I'uless, the lady of 0. Presswell, Esq. solicitor, and towsnclerk, a ?? Itytoul rectory, Salom, tfie laly of the Rev. R. Eytos, of a ?? ...