... DEATH OF ts ILORD PALMERSTON. Ju TIhe fears wvlneh for months past the state of, Lord cc IPalmerston's health has excited, have at length been ow realized. The Rrcat statesman is no, more. Ninny who A saw him towards the close of last parliament, broken he and bent by a rcceat attack of illness, Shook their heads mli and whispered to each other that hie could never meet mi another Parliament. ...

... Annouticemients of Births, aild Marriage an- ?? lvith No nClards attached, are charged as Advertisente~s. BIRTHS. FIRaELAND.-Atl inst., at the Red Houste, Yoxford, tile wife of Parker W. Freeland) Esq., solicitor, of a daughter. MlARRIAGES. BuCSAvoay.-Ath inst., at Wells, Frederic Osborne, second son of the late R. S. Butcher, Esq., of Hclhoufhtonl, to Eliza Ann, Second daughter of the lae ...

... VW' Anorincrien'i cf BlirIhs, and Afarrinyoe tl- ala 01wee1nenias Iait- 'No Cards altached, are charyed d as Adveretiseents. III RTHn KrEr :.-lStl inst., at Ewarton Rectory, thi eifc of Ci the Rev. B. Ruck Keene, of a son. MIARRIAGES. v Ei.,isnnx-FnrEr.A ;.-9t0 September, ut the Trinity Church, Lyttletou, Canterbury, New Zealand. by thie Rev. F. Knlowles. assisted by the Rev. G. J. Chol0- L ...

... DEATH O1 REAR-ADMIRAL WILLIAM HEWGILL KITCHEN. n This gallant officer died on the 30th ult. at Holland Plnece, 'otting 111ill. He enteredthe Royal Navy 3rd a, February, 1791, as first-class volunteer on boarvd the C Monarch, 74, Captain James R. Morec, on board of v which ship, after serving in the North Sea under Sir a Archibald Dickson, he1 as present on thc 2nd of April, th 1801 at the ...

... of arls nd ?? an- I.f I ?? Nocrd tached, are chap-god it as Adeerlitemeflts. MARRIAGES. 10 PIjKIIA LsvTLr F.L1.lIth ulit., by the Rev.D. r. Baker, Joseph Pinklhanm, Esq., of Brookl n, B.D., y -Stateof New Yorl, ?? Leftiey, of W?'ilbinfas- 'burglh, New York, eldeit daughter of Samuel J. Leftley, Fressingfidhl. n BEART-AlAlrNARD.lSt inst., at St. Peter's Church, ilampatead, by the R1ev. D. ...

... WtiSoN.- 19th April, at IlImg Kong, thc wifc of Vil- berforce Wilson, Esq., Acting Surveyor General, of a daughter. Dtiarn.L.-Sth inst., at Hasketoa, ncar Woodbridge, the wife of Alfred Durell, Esqn, of ia daIughter. Rouss.-Oth inst, thc wife of . W. Itouse, Esq., soli- citor, of a son. SWATrAJ.-14th inst., at King's Lynn, the wifr of F. J. Swatman, of n son, still born. MARRIUAGES. SitiI.rY ...

... BIRTH OF A PRINCE. (From a Surpiement to the I~ondm& 6=4e1a or Friday, June 2- Satnrdny, June J.) MARIIIOROUOIH.11OUSE. Jnnc 3. This morning, at 18 minutes past one o'clock, her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales was happily delivered of a Prince. Ills Royal Highness the Prince ofr Wales, the Lord Chamberlin of hier Manjesty's Household, end the Lady of her Royal lighness's Bedchamaber were ...

... Fg- Announcemnents of Birlbs, and 3farriaqe an. - nouncetnlents nith ,V o Cardss allached, are charged I as Advertisemcnts. MARRIAGES. Cls.Aar-Yoor,.-2f6th ult., nt St. Margaret's Church, Ipswich, by the Rvc. Frederic C. Young, brother of thc bride, the Rev. Francis Storer Clark, Association I Seeretary of the Church Missionary Society. Nor- wich, son of Robert Clark, Esq., Farnliam, Surrey, ...

... FUNERAL OF TOM -SAYERS. DISGRACEFUL PRICEEDINGS. Tom Sayers, the pugilist, was buried on Wednesday, at Highgnte Cemetery, under circumstances which can onljtbe (escribed by the word dis raccful. Soon after mit.day a vast crowd had assesinled in High Strect, Camden-town, where the ex-champion lived, and the mnain road an1d pavement from the Mother Red Cap, for several hundred yards towards ...

... jil~litincelle),ts of Births, and M1farriaqe an- ?? twith Alo Carels attached, are chairged on Ad(verlisemnents. BIRTHT. IHUNTxn-241th inst., at llolbrook, the wife of It. 11. Huntcr, Esq., ?? of a daughtcr. A1IARRIAGES. Cnoot.qs-Kmc.-A fcw days since, at Raydon, by the Rev. J. XW. Torakin, Mr. Cliercst James Irown Crooks, only son of Mir. John Crookcs, Leaden Hllu1 Stoke-by-Nayland, to ...

... MAnouncemets of aBirtha, and Marrli e an. Ounrnement with N No Cards attached, are charged a4sAdrerliaemente. MARRIAGES. NICHOLAS-CLOUTINO.31et ult. at Shipdham, bi the Rev. G. C. Bailey, rector, E. Nicholas Esq , of Goa. don, to Mary, eldest daughter of JR. RJloutins, Esq., of Shipdhal. MOBeS-CONOLDO.-7th inst., at Fressingfield Church, by the Rev. W. R. Colbeck, Benjamin, fourth son of the ...

... Anaouanceme'tdI qf0 37irih#, andl M^arriage an- C nounet'emsts tvfth Na cardis addacAcd, airr charged A ae Ade7erlisemect l#. ls.l' Scua~nPs~tLR-2rd inset., nt SVorthling. thc wire of the R1ev. Hlenry WV. Schreibcr of a daughter. SSEWART.-2Btll Ult., nt thle llill llouse, Soatblwold, thc wife of Charles Edwvard Stewvart, Esq., of a daug1htcr.m MAltRIAGES. n SrATcl YrGtItIIIP.S.-lfltl ult., ...