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, URT OF KING'S' BENCH, IRELAND. LESSEE OF Tilt SARI. OF ORMUNO AND IDS ULU,- Tass, e. THOMAS LALOR, isQ. This long-contested trial, lay ejectment, has at *ngth roce!ve,l its final decision. Few legal con tests of the last :NI) years have excited such general interest, .Reber for the importance of the questions at law, the situation of the parties, the obstinate duration of the struggle, or the great value of the matter in question, involving no less an issue than whether toe Earl and his trusters mould break al most .ii i the leases made of the Ormond estates by his lather and grandfather, during nearly 30 years, in the district uf Kilkenny and Tipperary, comput ed at a value of 25,0001. yearly, and upwards. ,This great cause lies been twice solemnly trieJ, first before Baron Sinith, next before. Lord Nor bury, be Juries of the first rank and fortune in the county of Tipperary. On both occatiMpe, the ver dicts were for the tenant, Mr. Later; in the fist instance, with the approbation of Baron the latter, against that of Lord Norbert'. The first verdict was art aside by the Court of King's Bend), after long and solemn argument, upon the ground of some evidence, not strictly legal, having beau admitted by Eisroii Smith, upon the trial at Clontuel. The second verdict was now sought ti be else set aside, on the part of Lord Ormond, as being contrary to law and evideucei and the facts were briefly these:— In 1754, John Butler, Es q. of Kilrash, devseil Isis great estates (including the nrentioes in stiv— tion) to Walter Butler, of Carryricker, for his life, with remainder to John Butler, his son, for his life, with remainder the issue of Jo 4n (eyeing the present Earl), iu Uul, and several other limi tations. The ether part of *he will is very material to the atoestion—it vas the leasiug power, a hick was far three lives, or Sl years, at the improved He died in 1766, confessedly much impaired in mind and body ; and the prevent Ormond family have ever once enjoyed the estates, as was imh licly mild and believed, under die will of 1734. (which was proved in the Prerogative Court, with ont opposition), and they have, uniftsrnly, from 1746, to 17916, executed leases of there immense inheritances, in the usual trimmer, for three lives, OT 31 years. The Defendant, Mr. I.alor, being the resident tenant of the lands of Clegg, near Carrick-on-Suir, took a lease of those lands for a term of three byes, II) 1788, from John Butler, the late Earl of Ormond, and father of the present Earl. In 1805, the present Earl having become deeply embarrassed, assigned these, end all hisother estates, to certain trustees, namely, Messrs. Price, Clerke. Charles Butler, Moreland, and Hone, for payment of Ili, debts, and of a certain anowity reserved to himself. These trustees shortly afterwards announced their intention of impeaching all tier antecedent leases, alleging, that John Butler, of Kileash, executed anothe r will, in 1764. shortly previous to his death, and that, under this will, the leasing power was re stricted to 21 years only, although, by that of 1724, the leasieg power extended to three lases, or 31 years. They served numerous ejectment% ac cordingly, and the question finally turned upon the eianity of the Testator, in 1764. William Berke, one of %be subscribing-witnesses tothe will of 1764, proved i•s due execution its bit presence, at the house of Mr. George Brywo, at Hampstead—hut never did the testator utter a word ; he expressed himself by •itros and nods.— 'The witnestrwastold by the Solicitor, Mr. Kilmer, in coning away, that it wes a mere family trans ictieni, and wonid never be qiiestioned. He sow the tes tator very feeble, aid reduced in his appearence. Several gentlemen who had seen Mr. Butler shortly afterwards, at Kelc•+sh, testified many cu -1101111 virtienlars, respecting his dotage, and en feebled ',hue of mind and body ; amongst them was Sir Wiliism T 3 irker, Edward Hunt, Esq. Pierce O'Donnell, Esq. and others. An attempt has also Bern made upon the fir.! trial to impeach the lease fur under-value; . rind it was proved that the soma identical rent was re served upon a lease of the lands in 1769, to Mr. Lalor's father, as was respired for Mr. Ulm him self in the lease of 1788; but this objection only elicitol most conclusive evidence of the h;story of the value of lands in Ireland, by whi. h it appeared, that lands had 'declined in value by reason of the American war. between 1783 and 1786, 10 so low a rate, that they had not, until 1790 or 1792, acquired the *crumble rate they fetched in 1769, and thence to Irs, and that, therefore, the identity of rent in those two Yeats of 1769 and 1788, was perfectly con►istent with the fact of identity of intrinsic value in slime two years. The Jury, composed of aged arid intelligent iawntle, men, were so perfectly aware of this piece of history, that the objection was, upon the second trial, dis tinctly and handsomely abandoned in open Court, by the Solicitor-General, upon Lord Ormond's part. However, Lord Ormond's Counsel rested the strength of his case upon a piece of evidence newly discovered, which they insisted upon es co•clusive in • Court of Law, and as estopping Mr. ',aim, and all other tenants deriving under the lair Earl, from impeaching the will of 1764. This was a &crew of Chancery pronouni ed in 1783 lied 1790, indi rectly establishing this will in • family suit, anii eshly instituted and founded upon a previous writ ten agreement of 1781, touching the payment of ►orur legacies specified io the will of 1764. Co 00000 el fur Defendant contended, however, that this decree was nothing but en antictible one, arid unou'emisent—that it did rot directly establish the will of 1764—that the probate of the will of 1754 re mains unrrve•ltrd to tint des —that the will of 1764 had sliver berg proved in the Prerogative Court, or pubLr•ly prodored until of late days— that the decree of ►;tt.; did not estiMish Ike will directly, as the late Eli] Imetielf„. and much leioi sn iigrinid Mr. Labor, his tenant; and that. even if it Intel, it is Dot csscl•tire in • Court of Law, inasmuch as 110 dive* or o Court of E'rt")• lin.etter direct, •.an Kiv► • legal lisle to lands, Of get btlMre Ise tern aroma tli• per•nll ur parts, hr.n.entgelhn g 1 • in rusivey • legal title, which the deerve has not .time. Iligare aril some tither ',portant questions in this cause have aUdergone divers puldie sod learned ar l oiments (hying the last two yenta. Chief Justice Dewu Es this day read the unani mous opinion of the. Court. He stated live ten quesliotis in, the case :—lst, upon the point saved respecting t!te conclusiveness of a decree of a Court of 1. 7 ...iu , ty the valtdity of a will impeached at law t. r on a full and luminous sroment Lordship decided that spch a decree is not t 'in clusive—that a Court of Equity does not pow's, en original, and therefore a concurrent jarisdit thin upon this subject; and that its decree, even if it had established the will directly, and not merely by . influence or argument, could only do so in a Ciiiirt o rrq uity, and uut at law : that it giver no legal r. . . . His Lordship pointedly adverted to the hazards to property. and the inconvenience to the general administration or justice by Courts or Law,• if de (lees of Ciiiirta nt Equity could bestow a title in vie< tin:•tit, dud declared, that in all his expurience, and throughout the JJJ J iutebt search, lie had traced of such a doctrine being held or laid down :is was here contended for. Th , second question arose itimot the motion for a new bi.a, as brink contsury to the %%ei;;ht of eti deoce, aid to Lord Nurbury's earnea, charge sod dirt elioo. " Upon tin; part of the ease," raid bin Lordship. " i need say but little. The truaisactiou is now tears old, confirmed by the uniform possession by the truant, Mr. Lam.. It has snithstuoil a revere scrutinv, and has been Is ice iii7entiguted—and (abut VI important) the dealing between the late John nutter and Mr. Lnlor. concerning thin lease, was perfectly fair and et a reasonable value ; no imputation sin lie upon it. He could not easily have heard of this, alleged will of 1764. Had he resorted to the records, lie would not have found it registered ; but he would have fouled tl.e will of 1 754 proved in the Ecclesiastical Court. The only trace 'of the will of 1764 appears in the equity proceedings and decree or 1785. Ile must have examieed these very carefully. and even then, he might have thought it was a decree never owtest- NI. It was, therefore, a yiestion for the Jury.— There was evidence on both rides. ‘‘'ltichever way the et/Ocoee may have preponderated, the Jury were to decide. rimy have decided is the Defend ant's favour, and there it must rest. llosnever. as Lord omiond has been encouraged by the opiiiion of the Judge (Lord Norburv) to apply for this twit trial, we cannot give the rusts of the argumvast agaiust hint ; but an to all the other ( . 1)81,--.-:110,e of the trial, verdict mud judgment, and all the part of the costs which relates to the urgument upon the point saved, all such coats tilu•t he fully peal by Lord Drumm! to 11r. Lalor, the. Defendant, and accordingly let Lord Ormond's motion for u new trial be refused with such vista." OXFORD, JULY This City and University now exhibit the dead silence which follows a thunder storm. The qua drangles are solitary, and sciiii;ely.* gowuauiau pa rades the fligh-street. On reviewing the transactions of the last week, it is universally felt, that the University has, if po acquired a new degree of elevaiiim iu lie es tisnatiook of the world, fur the dignity, the and the magnificence, with -which its proceedings are Ow it-: characterised. The conduct of I.nril Grant ale hat endeared him even to those who had been his t hief opponents in the election. This ge neral feeling has been exemplified in every part of the behaviour of the Vice-Chancellnr, who has ornved himself an honour to his high situation. — Es ery Collage has given proofs of unexampled mil -1 nificrine in the celebration of this inaugural core ;.y; and w the sumptuous hospitality with which their ehonsands of visitors were received. The few, the insigaificant marks of dreapprobs• lion, with wined some oldie public charade,• were received. only served to prove the general admira tion in which they are held. The circumstances attending Mr. Sheridan will lovg be remembered. We beheva that the t hrreGrntlemen of Corpus, who, in a manly, open manner, declared their intention to oppose his degree, wire actuated by laudable, bnl too partial feelings. Ilut we cannot comprehend why Mr. Sheridan, who has been ro often plunged into the vortex of opposition. who has ►o long slurred the opprobrium, under which the great Mr. Fox so undeservedly laboured, who has so long bone " the „hips and memo. of the time," ►could give wad• to the unexpected and 11111 l eceasary Modesty of refusing a degree coolie' red with u nuauiauty which he has seldom witnessed. It is even doubtful whe t . .her a would have heen opposed At all. We speak from uualogy. Fur a similar determination had ! been expressed to opon•r one of the degrees confer ' red on the last slay, big it 'hissed unanimously.— However, it is acknowledged that the result was more glorious to Mr. S. than if he hall taken his degree to the usual quiet manner. The Bfoaan sloop of war sailed on Widueriloy from YAIIIIOIIOII Raids, Isle of w Jo t , wi th th e Portugal and Mediterranean convoy. A ship arrived on Wednesday from the French enlist, which she left four days ago. Accordin4 to thetidvives bronglit bs tier, noN APART!: hail enacted s law, which inflicted the ,iculialty oflilestli any iisliject of France, also etatidd. after a certain period, visit England. The prohibitory decree agaiiist the exportation of grain has been extended from I:orient to Bonnie:nix. This report, how. ever, does not iiecoril i%itli the recent information received from Mr. 111A1A ANUS, iii France: that gentleman is said to hale stated in his letters, that his mission goes on smoothly ; that he was every where well received; raid that he expected shortly to he called from Moilaix to Paris. A letter Irons Moores, ju.t reeeive.l by the Indus fleet. soya—•• the rains dot not set in till August ; consequently very short crops of indigo throughout this district. and further up the cows' ry : there is 1 11 not he' mterthitsf of la-t ear's promisees.. and th e manufacture of it %ill ceou 1 . :,) per cent. mom— During the Isle celebration of the grand annual fes tival of the I lonoloos at lienares. some Walla a took plaiw, or( r..111..(1 by the sosilisal autipalloy of the I.vii gtrAt r.lugl nut mil-, iii4iitfe Led thr p a rt of the Nlahousitoeslaus, loy an toisuli ofier 11 'et +.l, Nthd in procr, , tott, and al.irh was s;o: ilso•.1.11 *ris en,. the isiterPreties• of the li- s •I authorities. Alien' tOU Lies wtre loot." IV.IVIL INTELLIGENCE► • -op.- 11.11111161110tT11, J 1: IN 11. Arrived the Aron, 43 Komi, Copt'3ist Warie.t. - groin the Dooms; larlefaibrable. ;.LKans. Co t otaits lirot.ghton. (ruin tile - C!ntst of rem Curacao; and Bata, Lietatefluitt Little. .rasa Guernsey; also the Sally tranwor#, from the bOUIId to teiltraltor ; and ;Vigo, iropit the Doivits. Sailed the Nyttiphe, 36 gone. ettptirin Clay. for ljsl,nn: t:a i o u il, Parker. visite di.p4rehea; awl Bunny City . yeaye, is gulls, Cupt. O'Connor, with 14 couroy fur Hattlux ; she the Sprightly cutter, on a truitur. The Brfltmari tokes couvoy.to Guern sey. &c. rrwl 11tH basl ter-morrow. rimmonTsi, JULY 10. Caine in the Coos►oot Ron-brig. Ivith tau chtoso nlAfte,, !Miss j Plover, sloop of war. f • cru.a-. DsAt.. JULY 11. tiniled the ]•%y, with *Metal vessels under 'con tra, fur Port month. PCMZAPICC, JULY 8. A French srhronser taivateer brouAlit-to one of onr unackerel beat+ on SAtlltdAy Irst, Ott . this pia. t .401, tenni them %onie nod carried theirs across Channel, neiar to the French coast ; the Frenchmen then gore thrum A knitle of broody. sod sent them shout their business. BRISTOL, JULY.IO.. Came in Friends, Co!turbine, from Kinsale; Cortorallii, Rich , Lure, Higher ; King George, 11)augey ; from Cork . Rri.lol, Harvey; Jane. Andres,; Nelson, Thomas; NI.. Deere, Ilardoer; jemmies, Clesica; Ana, Garden; Flora, Charlotte, Male; Apallu, Hatlilell ; St. Elizabeth, Lovell; Si.auu Taylor, Cherry; Maria, Williaorr; Avon, Irvin; Eliza, Cenusiu ; from Jamaica. T homas, frum Muriel:. Mary, - ; from Cadiz—Silt, front Belfast ; (row New. —; front Alicant. t• Ll' 9. Ttmr..!ny, artive.l it) these Rondo. the ( leilders stoop of war, from a cruise. Friday. soiled the Quail schooner, far Sheerness, with men; mud the Pielac gun-brig, on a crvise to the northward. S.iturrhy, .rrievei the Ezerin, from a cruise. `ai:.•d the tACTOII Olnoi, of tligf, tor Sheerness, with live. Is ahb l oorts with tutor. IVllliklitVEN, JULY 10. last, the Brown, Fit.her, and the Try imeary, Whit.shic, arrived here; Loth from Ja maica. The brig ffa/crne.. of thin port, Captain Coult her.% was all wdl to Lt. 33. 12. lung. i 5. 30. on the 16th of Julie lad. Spoke, on the iith of June, the Jaweice frigate, in chafe of a three-marled lugger of le goon. - MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TirtAtOnnow. M. IL SAMUCI flytrap, late of Roll's Wilding., Fetter-lane, jeweller - - 3 10 - Rickard Fuller, Dent, K. if, shopkeeper - - 3 111 Samoa I Jackenik th.mundsey-street, Surrey, wool - vtaplry - - - - 3 I ililbana Smith, and Joshua Smith, late of St•plrford, Ilestfot ti,lites ; awl of %Vlictz.toue, Nliddlettex, Wil ber-merchant,* - - - - 3 10 Prtei SPTaggart, late of London, broker - - 3 10 Jobe Peaky, New Rood-street, Itliniture.printer - 3 It Wdliote Jessup Ward, late of Martel-street, St. J macs's. victualler . - 3 I Errortla nawbun, Clements-Lane, London, car penter - - - 3 I John 'I booison, I.,te of Philpot-lace, provision broker- - - - 3 10 Gottlieb Haire Gutrlnels, Loodun•street, Ecocburrh •treei, merataut - - - 311 • Jos. 1.11 Aldridge, Nelv.ost's square, Elaekfrotre-r tad, ---- -- --- .. ._ swum'- - •- - 212 John Coltman, talc of SilTrl•atrect, Gulden vinare, tillnr-chandler . - - J I • George flew lipping, late of Worinwootl•street, Lou .lon, merchant - - 3 I • Ralph 'rutin, Cha r don street, Covent-Garden, chef sc- - monger- - - 2 I Julio limits, Narrow-street, Lim:borne, timber-mer chant - . - - a In Peter &loon Lea is, and Joseph Jackson, Strand, - silk- rnerceis . - - - '.? 10 Aston Norton, Print er-stm eet, Blackfriers, dealer • 211 Lionel Slavin% hit , of Clittord's-ion-pas.uge, tic similes' - - - - 2 II Thomas Euratom, late of Smithy-ridge, Silkstone, Yorkshire, corn-dealer, and miller - - 0 1 Hurry Derain, Southampton, tailor - - 2 12 itiebard Ki(lick, late of Southampton, npholater , -r - 2 I I Prsedls Armstrong, late of Satisbury-street, Strand, wise-userellart - - - - 2 I Thomas Pruuey, sad Hesry Mayo, late of Ball-alley, Lombard-street, merchants - - - 2 II Willis,. Hun, sew. itoclefor.l, Essex, barge-master g 1 1 H inning Knight, and William Rucknell, Kirby street, !Imams-gel Jeu, a atclm• metenfacturers - - alO James 11'b/wield, late of Woolwich, Kent, victualler 1 i i Clowles Aldridge. Atari-mate street, Louslon, flatter 110 William Harvey, Unswelbstreet,turricr - - 1 16 Thillims Ablolvai, Port mu, SuutbatimptJil, linen *halite . - - - I 12 John II mpoins, late of Great St Helen'im, London, limit sow of Alinou.streel, Blackfriare.tvad, Surrey, merehant - t 12 • Charles Villars, eutnlait-stret t. New Bund-atre. I, - - mutineer - - I 11 Sainpson Dollmati, and William flanks, Poultry, Loa. dee, bait.-,s . 110. . DI VI DEN DS. Daniel Bloom, Troa-r, near N maim -4, miller - - It Joseph Sparks/sae, and James Sparkman, Jewry- - street, pew' c • 11 William Banimi.ler, late of Romsbo.l. Fv....x. halter - I A., hibahl Smoclair, Cattle•streel, 8.. amo• h. art, Lon , don, increheets - - 10 George !Kirke and John rm.!, Gros. ea.lsall rout I, le.udon, snerrhaut a • I 3 Ai Juane Halls., late of Cutition.routt, I lid 11...x.1. .1 rest, merchant - 10 1.. ore.. Ssere,Vior street, 11. noriro, London, sne. 1-11.:11t I Nt illonn Vannlell, I lark)•run, tater Henrys.: look., Iluots, ounclonaker. - 1 Jarraid John llost.rd, Lower Caton 'tuft, Pk ii I ii••o, 1J ohne% x, seereeoe - 10 • Wllloano RI err, (*hipbone., tiorrey, (mei.. muster . I Roltrrt iVratwostli Henderson, tieing.. - street, Mines. rt.., ship-booker . I Joasph 13.•40., l. /pee Queen-street, Rothe. lot he, nod • (i.res.lawl•dork, Snore), 1•111101 • 1 ( . 111111.1111. Charlton, late of Last 1 . A11r.,: It, K. lit, ,tomsn - 10 - Tbnents Jobs Hopkiun, use or late of rhavocll, I ..-4 x, c.ln saes brewer - 1 • . John Lena Pootattr, late of Stow/ St. at ford, Dal k• thil...lnshire, youcer - It Willi:ern Ice or, Rood• alreell.lellelkll Astir( - lo Franc.% WM), Ilr .or nil, neso/stapkr - 1 C ER I IFICATF.S. Thomas Raphael Hobbes, of hfary-la-flonac Park, :111111110- *ex, ramie mayor. l' booms II Irvington. of Crows-street, Soh ~ kliddlesse, Si mai. maker . Come, Prioole, of Painnher. Durham, clittery.oodeetakar. Jolt's (invo l ve, late of Pie ca.lilly, Nll4.ltlleser, halmeroleralser. .1 °oath's, Reese, of I.tvespoul, Lancaster, inerchart. Joh.. Salter, of Llernstnidney Nen anal, Sorry. correstef- J......pt. DilmiAle, ..f Ktagolon.opoo.iloll, cloak,. ' Joorpitll.ll, of Isles ooth, MoldlOks, eaneo-pr iota. palcE OF SI'OCEJI YESTERDAY .11.., (*rut Reduceif. 3 per (*rut. Consuls I i;er Cet.t. ...... 6 I ii .. .. , 1 0 .,, t . cut. Navy .. i;i i .......... 91, h 1.111: %OSMIUM . • ISI 9- itith I Inumtni i 1 WM. I.aki dock Itt.lin Bonds a 1131 tot .....- ..... . . 4 pr . : Ltd...qu' BOAS Em.;11.11. Lottery TlCkittll ............ ; 211 1 •.s. C.. 1,1011 tor 71; T. RICH, Stork. 1l 4, Corabill, sod Chaliottros. The Liverpool Paper, of Thursday last, co a ti, 350 sdver'isrmeut•; of which ail iivernente; Lad , amongst these, there are no lel thy„ 101 or American reveals, either for sale, or charter, for t h e thtferent ports in that Coetmeat. The swine Paper 'announces the arrival (within the weak, of 30 ve•aele lions foreign ports, and the faro number front Ireland. INDIA BMWs, MARRIAGEg, ,AND DLlTirs. NTADRA4 MARRIAGE. At Madras, 2,1 a October, the Hon. J. E. Elliott, DA son el L.:11 Istato and Private Sccretary to the Garen,* General, to Miss asittosi,t_. DEATHS. On the iv,' tictoh.•r, un hata;r7l the 'tletealf 31i , s Met) Fletcher, eld.stJaoghterofCopiaie licitly.% Ou the :Bth October, Mr. 'CM ricer ult 4 Ile. the v9th, Mr. James Reid, MeApulia of the R t . treat. On 01.! 11011111111, E. 9 late Muter Attra dant of the port of Ca!emu, and ouc uf the Ottiftt Ellftlptas iuttabitants of Itcogral. . . At Wallatallbsd, Quarter-Master rrvl Actin Payrassit Alrs.au,ler Stewart, a His Nfujestv's 12111 Hegtuteot. At Manalore, Captain T. Gor . don, It N. I. At ince of Wales's Island, Mum. Junes, of ty's 'lSt la Rect. of Ds svuus. NoVS:IMM. MADRAS BIRTH. On Sunday the Ist4 imt. A1r...1 Ravelli, of a ilaw4hier. MARRIAGL. _ _ On Fritley evening, the loth iota Int the Rev. Dr. 8011, Owl Stuotil, lit b•t!a!t4.4 regiturnt Native :.• Miss A)4tner. DEATH. on th e 21,111 ult. ll‘e yoramt of 1),Jct;;; 11.7gie,.0f awl - W.:aural/le Compauy's eth reitara afire Cavalry. At J, BENGAL 1111111 IS. On the .22.1 ult. the Lady of George Rarentterolt, Esq a sun. rt.: the 93 ult. sfes. Jump% Hodges, of a daughter. Oa tilt! i9tla ult. the,lAdy uf Cieurge of a t3n. On the ~ :•2d oi. Mrs. C. W. Price, of a ellutzhter. Ou the inth ult. Mrs. W. Huilisibney, of s tun. At lieuares, oil the 19th ult. the Lady of Cart. %Signs of a auo. At Bosun, oo the oth ult. at the lri• of Capt th. Baker, of tLe 7t Hl rcgitucut Native ladautry,4 a dasiglltcr. MARRIAGES. 'Oa the lath slt. at St. John s CharPh, by the R. A. Ward, Mr. %V. Wallace, to M. 4,; Ma. Oit the gist att. Mr. Joae,,h Harwood. to May E!:zateli Lena:.• DEATHS. On Marday evening, at the house of Capt. Th 'salt 1 / 2 3. duck. Captain T. 'Taylor, of the id battalion, ith olisseat Native Infantry. On Sunday last, the ead alt. in the salt year of ha are, after • lingming alai mast palatal Mums, Yr. William lingberry. On the toth alt. Mrs. Maria Hemeniag, aced yeses. on the. !7th tilt Mrs. 3/are Deny, aced 27 years. On the same day, Miss M. Italie, aged 13. Ou the wig ult. Mr. I,.hn R Wien' .tridenion. On the tyth ult. at Cnandernagure, Mr. P. 1). 8t05!.. , , aged -22 yeses. On the at nit. at Moursheddbad, Master George ;flee, son of the Hun C. A. Bruce. Oa the 16th ult. Mrs. Thomas Betts, aged 13 years. BOMBAY BIRTHS. At Baroaeh, on the Mk ult. the Lady of Capt. Them Awl runt of the 9th regiment Native Infantry, tdadauclito On the 2:Moult. the Lady of Major Campbell, His Nam 's 7uth regiment, of a daughter. On Thursday morning, the 16th tilt. the Lady of Last. Deverell, His Majesty's 47th regiment, of a daughter. MADRAS BIRTHS. At Bangalore, on Tuesday the Bath Nor. the Ladr of Lieutenant-Colonel Adams, of Mn Majesty's 3116 Wit Dragoons, of a daughter. At the Presidency, on the 7th inst. the Lady of !awl Plunkett, nag. of a run. MARRIAGE. At Yanain, on the t ale ult. Mr. E. F. W. Van Hearten, eldest son of the late Mr. t. tan Itaaften, Commernal Kra. dent in the Dutch &voice, at Pallitolle, to Miss Charism Pithios. DEATHS. On the 20th ult. at Tachanure, near Palamcottab,Cliatlea Wallace Young, Lill. tree merchant. At P licherry, on Monday the 4th inst. Joseph Gold. Ras. of the house of f.noutir and Cu. of Madras. At Netlevy, Ike ad toasting, by a fall from his horse, Cap tain John Campbell, o f the 14th Regiment N I. and Der , / Judge Advekute of the Ceded Districts. .41 Chitticdroug, on that loth Nur. I.ieut. Jeffries, afthe 2J battalion, 3d Itegiitetit N. I. At Onore me the Itith Noe. Major Alexander Stairhead. of Ilse Ist bat. 14th Rect. N. I. At Prince of W:rles Island, Major Jones. of His Majesty's Citts Regiamat of Determine. BENGAL BIRTHS. Oa Tuesday mormag, the lady of Leith Alexander Davi& sou, F.sq. of a daughter. Cho the Igth lament, Mrs. F. L. Barber, of a UM. At Cluindernagore n the itatla cart the lady of Len t C. Mooning. of the tall: on N. I. of a daughter. At thistattulla, us the usuraing of the 13th cart. the la-ty of Übe Rev. W. A. Keating, of a dais tbter. At Fatty Gloar, on the tolls instant, the lady of Major JoLa Ainslie, of a MU MARRIAG FS. On the loth iost‘ut, louses Dustups tam, to Mot Sar ah Reeves. At Plortsabughor, on the loth inctast, Corset Gterre Rd' hard, of the let Reattoent Native Cavalry, to Mos Loui" Lars Asse Austruther, tined daughter of the ho goorabk Austrether. ..—..—. DEATHS. Robert Lei Esq. aged 65 ysars, Muter is Eqvit!, euestant.(detiera!, sod Keeper of Records of the Suprema Court of dedicator... Mr. :Crowell Saunders, Assistant t h e Military Astit.A. Guserdl's office. Al C.twtipowe, on Saturday morning, 4th Nwereher, M' s.te Gewre Grant Whe.tstose, eldest sou of Capt Wll. 4 t't"' of H. M 5 td Regiment, aged eight years sad tea e noetli - BOMBAY DEATH. On Inr ..rd the Hos Compaq's creaser Vestal, at Mat'dt net the 4:4,1 of August lot, Loutt e sast dohs Cepisud rot , s. of the 11,•mbey Artillery. ___— • DEATH • Is Debi/u s = the Gib lost Cb liebcrt Sheriem flied Pe of Use love Cburks franc!. "' t phew of the Itigbt Hoe. MOH MATED. THIS DAY, AT LteNDoN MO"' More. U rru. Ayr 10 I Sum a 7 n LON'ION ...-.Printed by C. SMITH, No. ',Mutest:. $64 pciatolted et t• Is, Wet .4 St. Clestenet•C . Ittrood, by J WHITE, uf ram, rtagc. New FAO it r•11h