... BIRTHS, WINCHEsTEr-At 1(; Grafton Street, London on the 12th inst., the Marchioness of Winchester, of a son, still-born. GARDINISR-At Killeron, Kh-kcadbrightsbire, on the 6th inst., Mrs Gardiner, of a son. GOODIAN-At Grove Villa, 91 Duncan Streot, Ncwing- ton, on the 3lst inst., tho wife of Staff-Adjutrant E. B. Goodman, of a daughter. MATnER-At 16 South St David Street, on the 11th inst, Mrs ...

... BOYD. Yesterday thie remains of this lamented officer were con- Yeyed to their ?? resting.place In St. Patrick's Churchbyart At half-past twelve o'block the coffin ontaining the remnins was lowered from her Majesty ship Ajax, where it had been 3yi1g in elate for the two days previous, to the portion of the east pier where the deceased last landed alive from his ship. A procession was then ...

... BIRTHS. At NsWCAotLE, in Bentinck-crescent, on ?? inat., the wife of Mr Thomas DAvis, of a son.-la Jesmond High-terrice, on the 17th inat., the wife of M. J. Belegrin, Esq., of a ?? Summerbill-terraee, on the same day, bhe wife ?? J. iturnip, of a daugh- ?? iSt. Thomaa's-terrace, on the same day, the wife of Mr David Reid, jun,. of a daughter. At FIEBREcMoNT, Darlirgton, on the 4th inst., the ...

... MARRIAGES. On Tuesday lest, at the Parish Church, by the Rev. D. F. Chapnuan, Mr. Thomas Nicholson to Eleanor Ann, youngest laughter of the late Mr Richard Furness, both of this town; Mr. John Steward to Miss Ellen Ellithorn. On Satutday last, at the Parish Church, Mr. Thomas Miller to Miss Jane Thomas Mr John Barnes to Miss Mary Ann Wood, Mr. Anthony dartinell Forshaw to Miss Eleanor Welch Mr ...

... FUNERAL OF THE LATE DUCHESS OF KENT. THE CEREMONMAL. On Monday morning, privately, yet with much of the Etate and 'ceremony befitting her exalted rank, the mortal remains of her late Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent were solemnly interred in St. George's Chapel, Windsor. As compared with other Royal funerals, that of Monday was unusually private, even more s0 than the interment of the late ...

... The Receiver of Wrecks this port has forwarded to the Board of Trade a report of the olrcumstanoe* attending the total locs of the ship Juniata, outward bound from this port for Baltimore, resulting from oolllslon with the ship Joseph Fish, also from this port, bound for Key West, which took plaoe off the Irish ooast on the morning of the Instant. The report the sworn deposition of Captain ...

... DEATH OF THE DUCHESS OF KEMT. e (eFiron the Court Journal.) IHER Royal Highness the Duch ess of Kent died on Satur. jay moraing, at half-past nine, at Froginore, whither Her Mlajesty and the Princo Consort were seuamoned on Friday afternoon. e (Proe the Globe.) r Her Royal Hlighness had been unwell during the greater e portion of the week, cancer hiaving madqa fatal progrces. l On Tuesdo y ...

... 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 ...

... a BIRTHS, MAURRIAGES, ANTD DEATHIS. s ?? of B irh, Marriges, and Deaths cnnot be inete s withlout they aire properly authentic~ted by the namec an/d address of Y thlesender. BIRTHS. ae Tausans-On tlhe 6th inst., at South-place, Herne-h~ill, dj the wife of T. Conwvay Travers, Esq., Royal Marines t Light Infantry, of a daughter. WrFigh,Dx the wiufeof tshte Re~v. H.Arabutbuot Peilden, of a h ...

... ' D a: of totw !Kp Hws O a e Z T, The illness under which her Royal Highness the Duchess of Rent had been ?? for some time, though of a nature to create anxiety, did not assume, until about one o'block on Fri- day last, a character such es to cause serious alarm of an imnimediate fatal termination. Sir Jandes Clark, Her Majesty's physician, called at Frogmore-house on Friday, on his way from ...

... to FUNERAL OF MISS DALTON, OF THURNHAM. _ On Thursday last, the remains of the late Miss Dalton, of Thurnham, vhose demite we announced in our last num- ber, were inteired in the family mausoleum in the chapter. house of Cockersanl Abbey. The last offices of the lead were conducted with all the Pomp and ceremonial with which the Church of Rome invests the sepulture of a dis- tinguished member ...

... (From the EVEXMG FIEMAN of last night.) DEATH OF THE DUFEE OF SUTTHERLAND. 7he Times arnouhce8 thlit the Duke of Sutherlaud died last night at Trantlsam, at twenty minutes past nine o'clock, in his seventy-flftk year. (From the Tisnes of y~esterdayi.) London, Thursday Evening. The Engilsh Funds have been steady to-day, with a tendency to insprovemient at the close. There was a '.gbd demanid ...