... School,- of a daughter. On the 21st inst., at 17, Fettpe-row, EDinburgli, the wife of Lieut.-Colonel Hubert Marshall, Madras Army, of a daughter. Or, the 22d inst., at Cheshunt, Herts, Mrs. John Craw- ter, of a daughter. On the 23d inst., at Bndoliffe, ...

... Regiment, in nlu- which her father ra atiws ordrd to India, After tion a long and tedious oaete landed at, Calcuttat, cud re- Lby oinaied there nearl the erwhen the army was ordered rho to Dinapore, some dsacinte in terior, by the Governor- hue Gen~eral, Lord ...

... appointed him General of Infantry, sad gave hire landed estates In Silesia, the rent-toll of which axceeded 10,000 dollars a ,esr. In 1815, it was chiefly Count Goeiiaenau who enabled the r'nissian Army, which had been defested by the French, near Ligny ...

... Lydia Brooks, some irteen years older, who lias a c wooden log, both of them paupers-the man chargeable to Stief- t brld, the woman to Middleton, vear Mitlock. The stibardf- nate actors in the comedy are Mr. Philip Satenien, and Mr. a David Walker, guardians ...

... and patriotism as Lieut.-Oolonel of the Edinburgh Volunteers. In 1797, when the French were every day expected to attempt a landing in Ireland, this regiment tendered their services to pertorin the military duty of the Castle, in order to allow of the withdrawal ...

... country of a vast tract of fertile soil, which calls for eulti- vators, arid, as the land is abroad, for agricultural emigrants who preferthe cheap though distant lands of America to the high-rented farms of Ireland, no longer possessing a mo- nopoly for ...

... Sibley, of London. On the 22d inst., at St. Mary's, Ltmbeth, William Joh; second son of William Addison, Esq., of Wigton, Cankb land, to Harriette Cropper youuger daughter of the let Tbomuao Tasker, Esq.I of dak-lodge, West Brixton. DEATHS. On the 23d inst ...

... Harvey. a repulsive, hardened look- ing man, about 35 years of age, described as a journeyman bricklayer, and Harriet Wray, a woman with whom he co- habited, were placed at the bar before Mr. D'Eyncourt, at the Worship-street police-court, charged with having ...

... parties s5e)cAtcce'l. 'Ice lady went to India aci married ano officer, whicd scbh(iq'ciclt!) rose to the rank of a general in the army, allcd ?? Ici; d acu bque~athed to his widow a large fortucte. Tfue g,'rlAiccinl, al so married, anid about a year since his ...

... Nfockpoit efdvertiser. FRSENCHI AtO ENoLtasH TRAVELLING.--A ?? -writer, describtng the state of travelling ?? France and in Eng- E land, says, iIn Frai ce the postilions are frequently drunk, vr always dirty, and the moat coarse and intractable people in the ...

... the seat of his late distinguished brother, the Hon. Henry Erskine. Hav- ing been at sea, he was completely drenched on landing, e by which he caught a cold that brought on a violent in- flammation of the lungs, which in a few days put a pe- riod to ...

... Our ony awfl ad ightfril Liege Lord William theFutL by the Grace of God, King of the United KingdlomoGra H( Britain and Ir~land, Defender of the Faith. TowhmW Ri do acknowvledge all faith and constant obedie nce with all no hearty and humble affection ...