... I BIRTHS.-Af Sion Hill, Bath, the lady of Captain George Gosling, R.N., of ai ?? Yester, the Marchioness of Tweed- dale, of a daughter.- At Tulse Hill, Surrey, Mrs. Charles Mar- tineaui of a daughter.-Mrs. Shirreff (the sister-in-law of bliss Shirreff, the vocalist, of Lincoln's-inn-fields, of a ?? Erl- .wood, -the Hen. Lady Currey, of a. ?? the Rectory, Ew. hurst, Sussex, the lady of the- Rev ...

... s BIRTHS. At Warren-wood, Herts, the Hon. Mrs. Murray, of t ?? Dublin, the lady of Sir LuciusO'Brien, Bart., of Dromoland, of. tton and ?? Hanorerterrace, Regent's-park; the lady of Thomas Longnaar,3un., Esq., of ?? Countess de Mfontgela, of a sao-InDublin, the Coiuntess Nugent, of ?? Hlauet mbe, the lady of Sir Walter Carew. Bart., of a daugiter. MARRIED. At Falenharn, in Suffolk, Henry ...

... BIRTHS. The wife of Mr. -H. S. Floud, of a ?? Woburir Abbey, the Lady Charles Russell, of a daughter-At, Upper Claptms, Mrn. Charles F. Starbuck, of a:daughter-Mrs. Williamson, Hiader- street, Brnswicksquere, of a'daughter-The. lady of Miles Marley, Esq., Cork-ttreet, Burlington-gardens, of a daughter-A Cambee- well, Mrs. Charles Willoughby, of a ?? Albion-road- terrace, Stoke Newington, Mrs. ...

... B1RTHS. At Barwell, Leicestershire, the lady of Captain T. Hook Peasorr, I0th Lancers, of a ?? the Lawn, South Lambeth, Mrs. Ellanan Bicknell, of a ?? lady of J. T. Berkley, Esq., Woodbery,' Stoke Newington, of a ?? New Timber- place, Sussex, thelady of Charles Gordon, Esq., of a ?? Chiswick, the wvife of Wm. Kinsey, Esq., of Pall-mal1, of a daughter. -At Bognor, the lady of Sir Henry Durrant, ...

... BIRTHS.-The lady of A. Green, Esq., of Bedford-row, Worthing, of a daughter. - Fareham, the lady of John Black- man, Esq, surgeon, of a ?? lady of Col. Miles, of Theobalds, Cheshunt, of a ?? Gilston-park, the lady of H. G. Ward, Esq. M. P., of a ?? Clapham New-park, :-rrey, the lady of George Bowes Watson, Esq., barrister at- law, of a SOD-At the Duke of Bledford's, helgrave-square, Lady ...

... BIRTHS. At Leamingtnn, the Viscoantess Dillon, of a ?? Plum- stead Hall, Norlolk, the lady of the Hon. H. M. Sitton, of a so51- At Bath, the lady of Lieut.Cbo. J. W. Aitchison, of a daughter. MARRIED. At Paris, J. T. Kelsall, Esq., of Fareham, to Ann Hill, daughter of A. Verity, Esq., Glaroorgan-At St.George's, Hanover square, Sir T. Wlhicheote, Burt., to Miss Beckett, niece of Sir John and ...

... BIRTHS.-In Limerick, the lady of Thomas P. Vandeleur, Es'q., of a ?? Tipperary, the lady of William Baker, Esq..jur.of ?? the Heath House, Queen's County, th lady of Miles John O'Reily,. Esq., of a ?? St. James's Park, the lady of Willa -Henry Walton, Esq., of a ?? the I9th ult., at Carbrooke Lodge, near Watton, Norfolk, the lady of Thomas Edward Sc6tt, Esq., of a ?? South Audley-street, Lady ...

... RSOIStR'AT716 OP'BIRTF1S, DflXTHIS,&c TRACT from Ci culars whicb have just been senlti firom the Gereral. egistry Office,,to all Bcards' of Guar-' I. It ismnecessary that the register-officie should be *ithin tbe' union; and ift isdairable' that it 'should bd 'so plabed as tb, be most accessible to the majority ,of persons resident theien. ' '¢ It' riust lie well- calculaited to keep the ?? ! ...

... VEtfOF LORD NORBURY-MEETING OF MAGISTRATES. The Dublis Evening s tfail seems to give the fullest ae- contof the proceedings of ameetingheld on the 13th inst., t Tuflamore, in the King's County, to take measures on this startling and mournful event, The Mail enumerates forty-eight of those who were ramongst the gentlemen assembled. the most conspicuous being Lord OXMAN- TovN, who took the chair ...

... - B' I R T' HBIRTHS.- At the residence of her father, T. F. Balton, Esq., Northbepps Hall, the lady of AndrewJohnson, Esq., ?? ?? Countess of Arran, of a ?? Wilton-street, the lady of C. Hulse, Esqr ofa daughter. MfARRIED. At Cheltenham, the Rev. F. A. Murra= Patten, of Eastharm, in the county of- Meath, to Elizabeth, eldest surviving danghter of the late Lieut.-General Laye, of the Royal ...

... ROYAL MARRIAGES. MARRIAGE OF Tg KING OF NAPLES.-It was, ex- pected that the King of Naplesiwould come in his own per- son to conduct to his capital the future Queeni of the Tvio Sicilies; but his Majesty's uncle, the Prince de Salerno, who. was to havereturned to Naples this week with his family, has deferred hisjourney, in consequence of dispatches which, it is said, have decided hinm to ...

... DEl'ATHI OF THE SULTAN MAHMOUD. A telerrilpihic message, sent ofl' from Paris on Tuesday, Sil~vencrs that oin the 10th instant accounts were received at Vivniia that the Suetan died on the 30th of Juno ; and that hil (,lile st sori, now 17 y cars old, having been declared by the Divan to be of age, had been proclaimed Emperor. On the 28!h of Junie orders had been sent to HAVIZ PACIIA, ...