... d BIRTHS. h ?? the 7th inst., nt Acton-pluce, Suffolk, the Ii -Lady Flroence Barnardiston, of a daughter. ,e OUiSE.-On the Gth inst., at Elmore Court, bloucestershire, the life of W. V. Guise, Esn., of a daughbcr. ?? the 9th inst., at 122, Leadenhs'l-rtreet, the wife ot Charles Wellington Howvell, Esq., of a eon. JoXSc.-On the Gth inst., at Craimner H-tall, Norfollc, the wife of is Sir ...

... BIRTHS. SONS.-July 11, at Sandford-ho use, Higlelsury New-park, the wife of John Harding, Esq., F.R.C.S.-July 14, the wife of James Lane, Esq., ?? 5th, at Pottesgrove rectory, the wife of the Rev. E. Norman Coles, rector of Battlesden-with-Potteserovc, Beds.-Jnly 12th, at Trinity paraonage, Gainahoroughl 'the wvife of the Rev. UW. ?? 10, at Carmerthen, tle w)-ife of the Rev. Latimler M~aurice ...

... I DEATH OF THE KING OF FORPUGAL, _ We regret to learn that the King of Portugal died on the 12th inst His majesty had contracted an ague and typbus fever from a visit to the Alerntejo ?? the first austumnnal rains, and after a few days' illness has yielded to the attack. Many cir- cunmstances cunnectvd with the life of the youthful soverein thus cut off in his 25th year - notably the n'ntherlv ...

... FREDERICK WILLIAm IV.: HlIS DEATH. Frederick William IV. is dead; and at his death new hopes are ?? for the free future of Prussia, He leave3 Prussia as his father, the old Herr, left her. When the fourth Frederick William came to the throne, he wag balled as the accomplished scholar, artist, and wit. His father had been respected-but he, the crown prince, who had been nurtured in the stormy ...

... BIRTHS. So0s.-lJuteGth, at Belton, EsitLothalan, the wife of Canr tain Hont--June 6, at Springfield, Eceex, the wife of W. J. Locar, Esq.. Captain WeAt Essex ?? G.h, at Hale vicarage, Taunton, the wife of the Rev. P T Nyford Mills.--Jnee i, at Hinton lodge, Hurst, the wife of Men- teent G. V. Gregozle, R N.--Jane 2, the wife of Mr. J. Aehdown, of i, Singleton.etreet, Hoxton.--Jane 4 at Ad- ...

... ohituar~.g LIEUT.-GEN2RAL SIR J. H. SCoOEDDE, ?? died on the 14th, aged seventy-five. He began his military career at the commence- ment of the present century, and few officers had seen more service. In 1801 be served with his regiment during the Egvptian campaign, and was present during the Peninsular war from 1808 to the end of the campaign; he also commanded a brigade in the China, war. He ...

... 0) bit Ua rl.. His MAJESTY Door PEDRO THE Fcrasr, KING OF PORTUGAL AND THE ALGARLVES, died on the 12th inst., at the Palace of the Necessi- dades, at Lisbon, of ague and typhus, Contracted during a visit to the Alenmtejo alter the first autumnal rains, and thus falling a sacrifice to the sarme kind of fever which so lately he stayed, almost alone, at Lisbon, to keep away, from hisfaeineant ...

... DEATH OF LOLA MONTEZ. BEMINISCENCES, THEATRICAL, SOCIAL, AND RELIGIOUS- HER CAREER IN THE PARIS AND LONDON THEATREIS- VOYAGE TO THE UNITED STATES-APPEARANCE IN NEW YORIv-TOUR THROUGH THE UNION, AND JOURNEYS TO CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA. (From the New York Herald, Jan. 21.) Last Friday the City Inspector issued a permit authorisinz the burial of Eliza Gilbert, single woman, aged forty-three, ...

... BIRTH. S1ITH.-On the 25th ult., at 34, Albany Villas, Brighton, the wife of C Manley Smnitb, of the Inner TempJe, London, Esq., barriatcr at-lae, of a daughter. I iIlMARRIAGES. EVANS-GRIFFiTHS.-On the 23d ait., at All Saivtq, Wokieghofle Berks, -Lieut.-Colonel William Edwyn Evans, lt Bombay Faoillers, seoond Son of the late John Evans, Esq., of Stoney DoRn, WalithaMStoWV Es3ex, to Caroline Ann ...

... BITHS% MARIAGR% AND DEATM. BIRTHI& DURRAIIT.-AIil SD, at the Willows.Alidain', Sontbelmhnr, wilo&fh e ot G. F~. Drt, Ja., ot *wt* IHATON.-rIl 29, at Thoreua, Isle of Wlghtte w. of A. RuNaeeI ?? 29tetDorm the WHOe of UM&40.a Iiiglefieldo a ?? 3O1lJlN-4ri SO -at lawsue-A , abcbp thlewit of IL 1Mollne Es.,D}s. PAUlErL-AP a y-plu. OY9loweqa, e.t a Paner2 of flter. _ NGE-MI:A.-Apr 8S, at -L by the ...

... BIRTHS, RIRIAGES, A DEATHS GAWFITH.-an. 24, at New oa~wvuon Wesbournegm Bter, the wife of IL C. orth, e. ot .Jone . 4l24,at ChePetow.Pw,4iaet,&o3 Jolee, Eq., of a o. theweof. JONW. a. L 2 es, 2 ao ,. the wie of the Rer. Iwc-J. 28, AL'8haftesbm7yviaa, Kensigto, the wife of T. Lance, AK., of a son aACNAB-amt4 ee Stanford.roAd, XesSio, thfe ?? of i I ~~Of aeon OILM Y-11Ln 20, at hw , Soenert, ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS . RTU. BURRIOUGHES.-Jan. 22, at Grosvenor-place, the Hon. mrs. T. H. Burroughes, of a 6on. DUNBAB.-Jan. 22, at Brompton, near london, the wile of IL N. Dunbar, Esq., of a daughter. DYNX-Jan. 19, at fllfgbate, the dife of the Rev. X. B. Dyne, D.D., of a daughter. FOX.-Jan. 20, at Low&r Crescent, Bristol, the wife of P. F. Fox, Esq., of a son. SUPFIELD.-Jan. 20, at ...