... BIRTIIS. t At Newington, on the 7th current, Mrs J. H h SANDErSON, of a Son. I At 10, Royal 'Terrace, on the 14th current, Mrs t MARSHALL, of a son. At Olivebank, Dundee, on the 17th current, Mrs ( FoRGAN, of a SUD. At Rothesay, oi the 13th current, the Lady of J. t T. W. FRENCH, Esq. of Pinkstoss, of a daughter. MARRIED. r At 22, Melville Street, Edinburgh, on the 18th t current, WILLIAM ...

... B IRT MS. At 60, Hill Street, Garnet Hill, Glargow, on the 3d current, the Lady of Asc.innvtn, FasatEn, Esq. of a son. At 13, Montgomery Street, on the 2d current, Mrs GEoRGE IPATBE501N, of a son. At 23, Minto Street, on the 4th current, Mrs RicciAnDSON, of a son. At Beach Hill, near Haddington, on the 31st nl- timo, Mrs 1Y. A. BETHUNr, of a daughter. At Greenock, on the 3d current, MIrs ...

... MARRIED). At Inverleith House, on the Ist current, Iajor JoIIN D )UGLAS, eldest son of Alaior-General Sir Neil 1)ouglas, KC.B., Commander of the Forces itt Scot- landu, to the Hon. EcIZAMBETH CATIICART, eldest daughter of Lieutenatit-General Lord Greenock. At 7, Carlton Styeet, Edinburgh, on the Ist cur- rent, the Rev. ANDREw NoBLE, A.M. Blairingofne, to WiLLrrAMINA, fourth daughter of the ...

... B I i ru i s At 21, Elder Street, on the 12th current, Mrs StrAmt., of a son, still-born. At 12. Netson Street, on the 8th current, Mrs R. Cnori., of a s01). At Stirling, on the 7th current, the Lady of John FREEMAN MACLAVERTY, Esq. of Keill, of a daugb- ter. At KIasn, on the 10th current, Mrs JAMES B. CRtEASE, of a daughter. \ A UR UI ED. Here, on the 11th current, by the Rev. Dr Mluir, ITlr ...

... B I IR T M S. At 23, Drummond Place, on the 7th current, Mrs DUNLOp, of a daughter. At 7, Brandon Street, on the 7th current, Mirs OwVFrN, jun. of a son. At Manse of Twylnllolm, KirkeudhIight, on the 27th ultimo, Mrs GoRUoN, oin daughter. At 8, Rose Terrace, Perth, on the 29th ultimo, the Lady of Lieut..Cuionel R. Ross, ?? of a (laughter. At27, Gilmore Place, on the 6th current, Mrs RoBsRT ...

... B i R Tr I S. At 30, Stafford Street, on the 14th current, the wife of KENNfiTI MACLEAY, Esq. R.S.A. of a son. At Hillfoot. on the 13th current, Airs MIARTHUR MoxI, of a son. At 10, Regent Terrace, on the 13th current, Mrs DALZiEL, of a son. At Torphichen, on the 11th current, the Lady of the Rev. W. M. HETIIERINUTON, of a sonl. MARRI ED. At 4, Henderson Row, on the 14tb current, ROBERT ...

... B I RT II S. At Brixton, London, on the l1th current, Mrs T. 1IODGSON. of a Son. At 16, Rankeillor Street, on the 19th current, Mrs W. LINDSAY AiEXANDEn, of a son. At 30, Rutland Square, Edinburgh, on the 18th current, MIs JAMEs BLArAcICALL, of a son. At Barr House, Loch winnock, o n the 15th cur. ent, the Lady of GEORGE K. YOUNG, Esq. of a on. At 1, Grosvenor Street, London, the Countess of ...

... B1I RT HS. At Anniston House, on the 16th current, the Lady CLEMiENTINE RAIT, of a daughter. At Craigton, on the 19th current, the Lady of HENRY DuNLor, Esq. of a son. At Ferrybill, Aberdeen, on tbe 19tb current, Mrs JAMES ABE3NETIIY, jun. of a daughter. At Byflat, Surrey, on the 22d current, the Laly of JAMES STRACHAN, Esq. of a son. At Ochtertyre, on the 25th current, Lady KrnTrr MURRAY, of ...

... BIUTrII.DAY CE.TElRA TION OF TIlE EARL OF TRtAQUAIIR. Tuesdlay last was a spirited and happy day in the far-famed village of Saint Ronan's. A little before ?. four o'clock nearly fifty gentlemen, consisting of thelt tenants and fenars on the estate of Traqusir andh their friends, h~ad assembled at Cameron's Hotel, all f appearing dlelightedl ill having this opportunity of s testifying their ...

... B I RT II S. At Cawnpore, on the 17th October, the Lady of Captain WllM. S. PILLANS, Bengal Artillery, of a son. At Eglinton Castle, on the 17th current, the Counte.s of EGLTNTON and WINTON, of a daughiter. At Edinburgh Castle, on the 19th current, the I Ladv of Lieutenant W. T. BETTS, 26th regiment, of r a son. t At 'Murrayfield House, on the 21st current, Mrs I JAAIES KINNEAR, of a daughter, ...

... ASSEMBLY. NIG ;1d ??rarehiy for tile Seam'1 came off y'enter Tb I ert'iy 1lrrov'?, George Street, the ChIC bijtor '?t're Ifralir Thur'.ilOY. nfl account of yea' Ivan c ?beea altarrar rTtIajastY'S marriage. Tb frh1 rig tie a little after t?'n o'clock to Mr SUCIC The ?.5?HutIlage of faslairailahies He ni .i?ai?l ban niiivarda of 500 in number, intern a?* 0,?0??Qfl Wa' P iv e ?0t?ced tue 0 lova ...

... DEATH OF LORD LYNEDOCH. The month of December 1842 proved fatal tv one of the illustrious men who led our armies during the Peninsular war, and in the corres. sponding period of the present winter another anti scarcely less listingished soldier has been gathered to his fathers. Sir Thomas Graham, Lord Lynedoch, has paidl the debt of nature. The men who held the rank of General at the battle of ...