... FUNERAL OF CASIMIR DELAVXGNE. The funeral of M. C. Delavigne took place on Wednes- dej. As early as ten o'clock the appronches to the Rue Bergere vere encumbered with persons of all classes of socoety. It' Vws calculated that upwards of 6,000 persons 'were preent on this occasion. The funeral procession left the residence of tbe deceased about half-past cleven o'clock, for the church of St. ...

... On the 15th instant, the lady of Francis Marmion , sq., Oiet street, of a daughter. MARRIAGES C'aR the l2th instant, in St. Peter's church, 8. Barrett, l3e% Ise Culnamore, in the county of Sligo, to Kennetta 3M,- ) daughter of William mackintosh, Esq., of Stephen B4gr'enD Onl the 15th instan, in St. Atone's church, Jabn Bredin second son of MLjor.General lIrcliln, of the Royat AWlNikY t' ...

... MARRIAGE OF THIE PRINCESS CL , OF FRANCE AND PlINCE AUu6TjT S I SAXE COBURG. Vs 01 PARtiS, FRIDAY, AxRIL20--Themaia highness the Princess Clementine with Iit ls0of er Prince Augustus of Saxe Coburg Gotha, tone il. - terday evening at the Palace of St. Cioud, At [l'ace. the King, the Queen, and tile Roval Path -n1Jae4 Galerie d'Apollon, which had previousiv bee, r' erpN 1 the performance of the ...

... DEATH OF MR3. GEORGE HILL. We are called upon this day, but not without the greatest possible regret, to record the death of our young townsman, Mir. George JIMl, third son of Adam Hill, Esq. of Queen-street, which event tookl place on Friday evening last, under the most painful and distress- ig cireumstan ces, arid, in consequence of which, a nu- ntirous ?? circle has been luined into tiie ...

... On the 12th instant, thelady of Peter Digges Latouche, Esq., of Fitzwilliam-place, of a son. On the 12th instant, in Upper Pembroke-street, the lady of C. V. Alcock, Esq., of a son. At Woodville, near Luean, the lady of Lieutenant-Geceral Sir Hopton Scott. of a son. Onl the 10th instant, at Pearemount, Rathgar, the lady of ?? Peare, Esq,, of a daughter, still-born. On the 8th instant, at ...

... DEATH OF THE DUKE OF SUSSEX. ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. After the accustomed attentions had been paid on Friday afternoon to the corpse of his late Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, the Duchess of Inverness was permitted to see the remains of her deceased husband. Her grace was most deeply affected, and she was with considerable difficulty withdrawn from the apartment. About half-past eight ...

... BIRTH On the 29th ult, at Armagh, the Lady of the Rev. Richard Quin, of a son. Otl the 28th ilt, at Glehn Cottage, near Portadown, the Lady of the Rev. David Blabingion, of a still-born son. MVIARRIED. On the 22d tilt. in Larne, by the Rev. I. WXV Molynesux Robert Rae, ?? to Ann, third daughter of the late James Lock, Esq. of that town. On the 241h May. by the Rev. Robert Campbell, Temple- ...

... II BIRTH. On tile 4tb inlst. at Ratbhgel lrlnae, Bangor. county of llwo. tile wife of James D. Rose Cleland, I-sq of a Ron. (Ol tie Ist inst. at Rathuinner, Dublin, tihe Lady of C. G. Duffy, Esq. of a daughter. MARRIED. ()n the 2d list. at St. George'a Churcl. DI)blin, by th- lcev. Gerald 3ecre, the Rev. A. Sherwin, of Tullylish, county IDowu, to Margaret Grant. daughiter of tie late Daniel ...

... BIRTH On the 2(it ult. at Donaghadee, the Lady of W 1R. Cather- wood. Esq. M.D. of a mon. On the 26th Hit. in %1errion-wqpare Nonth. Dublin, the L idy of Hngti Lyons Montgomery, Eiq. of a datilltitr. On the 28th Hit. at Retreat, county of Cavan, the Lady of Thomas Cente, Ecu, D 1.. nnd ?? of a son and heir. On the I9tb nilt, at 33. AlorAy-place, Ed'ibuihvh, tbe LAd of Captain A. D. Tait, of ...

... BIRTH. On the 29th ui!. at Mailersmornoe House, the Lady of Thiomis Moxwell. E~q. o(f a daughiter. On the 25th tilt. at Newcastle, county oF Down, the Lady of Lieutenant Alidrew Delactir Carr 11. of a son. ol tile. 27th tilt. nat Ca in Cottnge. Kiilehiaoidra, the Lady of Captain Robert Clifford, ?? of a daitel Ler. On the 29th ult. at Castlewellan. N!re. P. R. Daeviri,of a son. lMKARRIED. On ...

... THE LATE CtlA'ik,'L WALKER, ESQ. LIMERECK LACE FACTORY. Until the memorable vear 1829, Mr. Charles Walker had never been in Ireland. After having taken a tour throuh the country, and examined various districts and loealities, making himself thoroughly acquainted with the capacities, habits, and condition of the people, he se- lected this city for the theatre in which he had deter- mined to ...

... - THE LATE COLONEL WAICETT. * ?? ADJOURNED, 1NOUZST.. Tuesday morning At nifie ollooelk, Mir.'Wakley and the jury sworn to examine into theimelancholy circurssstaiices ottend, jug the death ibf Lieutenant. lonal 'Fawcett, of ?? ?? 4 in the Camden Arzisa, Randolph- 'street, CaNden town. Mr. Humphrey was in attendance on behalf of Mr. Gaulllver. Sifr B. Brodie was first called in and examined. ...