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MARRIED.
On the 10th inst., at Raehil's Sir Graham Grahael ,hllercr,
gomery, of Stanhope, Bart., to Alice, youngest del'
John James Hope Johnstone, of Annandale, Esq., M'est°°
On the 15th inst., at Lewisham, Kent, Richard A co&
Prichard, Esq., of Milland House, Sussex, to Marl( the
daughter of E. D. Colville, Esq., Senior R gistrar °
e
Court of Chancery. lie, oeltio
On the 15th inst., at Hurley Church, Henry Aint-elcs,
son of Henry Charles Hoare, of Wavendon House, P,-,°jAyio'
Augusta Frances, second daughter of Sir East George '—
East, Bart., of Hall-place, Berks. hei)°
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On the 15th inst., at St. James's Church,
Augustus Montague Cooper, Lieutenant of the 52d gegld the
of Madras Native Infantry, to Elizabeth, daughter -
late Major-General Borthwick, Royal Artillery. .nllO6
On the 16th inst., at St. George's Church, Hanover- tit/
the Hon. William H. H. White Hedges, second 00firivol6"
Earl of Bantry, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late"
John Herbert, Esq., of Muckross, Killarney

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DIED. , IN
On the the 16th inst., aged 48, Mr. James Patche'f'' ite
Lion Inn, Hebden-bridge. Cbfiriel
On the 2d inst., at Naples, Admiral Sir PhitiP
Henderson Calderwood Durham, U C. 8., aged 63.
On the sth inst., Mr. J. Whaley, of Kingsland. :01016.
On the llth inst., Mr. J. Bromley, of Alfred-8 .
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road, aged 63: 1106
On the 13th inst., Jane, the wife of Mr. J. Shirlefi
street, Marylebone.
On the 14th inst., in Henrietta-street, Cavendis-
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Lady Stepney, widow of the late Sir T. Stepney, 13314100*
On the 15th inst., James Cotherell, Esq., of Allen- •
th
Kensington. est
On the 15th inst., in Lamb's Conduit-street, 11 10•1104/
Foundling Hospital, Mary, the widow of Captainv
Mulock. R.N., aged 92.

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London: Printed and Pabliahad by MURDO - 1
No. 112, Strand. Printer, at The Sun OfileAryaga"
Strand. in Preeißet of the Savoy, in the %
Middlesex, Friday, April 184ffn

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A letter from Eu announces the arrival of the Aill the
place on Monday evening. His Majesty was received e. 7
authorities of the town and department.
The funeral of he Princess de Salm took place on Tuesd—seill
at Pere la Chaise.t A considerable number ofliterarye'ad
were present, amongst whom were MM. de Pongerville
Viennet, Baron de Humboldt, and M. Jombard. disputer
The following paragraph relative to the OreMesseager.
which is worthy of Punch, a
—"Those who have not yet visited General Tom 111,1,L.lara,
advised to take the earliest possible opportunity, as we°, pre-
ppears iu Galignant's
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not without some alarm as well as regret, that thenne that
sident of the United States has signified to the Ge rf„,,tsee
his services will be required at home, in case a s "r
with England."
Nine convicts stood on the pillory on Tuesday ia theYcita:
du l'alais de Justice. Several of them are condemned L'
prisonment Keith hard labour for life. tee the
The returns of the receipts of the indirect taxes, the
first quarter of the year, published in the Moriiteur, sr":l3se of
amount to have been 8,839,000 f., giving eh in' and 0(
642,000 f. on the corresponding quarter of 1844,
_ches,
1,649,000 f. on that of 1843. Viewing the different bre: no
the present receipt presents some remarkable variation
duties on registries and mortgages, which for inanY 'foto
have been on an ascending scale, have fallen duties
52,954,000 f. to 50,322,800 f. The stamp and
custom
n, by
have also fallen, the first 585,000 f., and the costs
revenueand
597,000 f. But almost all the other branches of the
ma
have increased—as potable liquors by I ,290,000 f• 'ear*
984,0001: ; colonial sugars, 764,000 f. ; home-made 5
538,000 f. ; tobaccos; 579,000 f. ; postages, 219,000 f• of the
The price of bread in Paris for the second fortnights for As
present month is fixed at 29 centimes per kilograturn- as the
first quality, and 22early centimes the second quality 7310
kilogramme is 12 per cent. heavier than two
English, the price of the best bread in Paris remains at al"
less than three sous the English pound. 1844
The consumption of charcoal in Paris during the Yeesi,in
amounted to 2,967,594 hectolitres. The hectolitre is 1/114--
trifle of 3 bushels. air ja ale
A sum of 7,500 f. in bank notes was found last weses-stosen
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box at the door of the Hotel-Dieu (Hospital) at
letter,
This munificent gift was accompanied by an anonyalitisaal
saying that it was to be expended in founding en au
bed in the room set apart for incurable cases. t
Accounts from Meissen, in Saxony, represent that _sat
to have suffered severely from inundations. The loscee'llea
of the town had been under water for a week. SeVai. or
houses were almost entirely destroyed, and 77 te"
less damaged. se 27111
Accounts have been received from Otaheite to se-e.a the
of October, rs
at which date there had been no change
relative positions of the French and the natives at -1,11. e of
There was some alarm in the camps at the deru",,-spre:
the English steamer Salamander, the natives being,,,;:ig 01
hensive that they would then be attacked, but sal."'
the kind had occurred.
LAW AND POLICE. A the
The Central Criminal Court has adjourned to 1110nlii'dgei
12th day of May next, when by rota the following Baron
will preside, viz., Lord Chief Justice Denraan, 1111.*
Alderson, and Mr. Justice Coltman. red $
At Marlborough-street, the Earl of Devon prefer shier
charge against two persons who gave the names nf toted
Henry Musgrove and Charles Jarrett, of having a,tl„
and
to obtain charitable contributions from him tes
by 18:e pri.
fraudulent pretences. After a short investigation
soners were remanded. model
Mary Florry, a servant at the Weavers' Arms'
sfidhe—
wall, was brought before Sir-ChapmanMarshall,at Ge-:ssalla
for final examination, charged with stealing a gold 11`1;0.
several brooches and rings, of the value of 301., anu eiOse
Everson, her sweetheart, was charged with reeeivissoile
same. The latter prisoner was discharged, and the
committed for
Thames Police-court, Simon Hill, gins3_7se,
was brought before Mr. Ballantine for final examine
a charge of killing and slaying Jane Thrussle, a Y Oble
girl, in a lodging-house kept by Julia Sheen, at No
•
Anchor-yard, Rosemary-lane, and committed.
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COURT—PASHIONABLZ• rote
The Queen and Prince Albert honoured the se neiC
Duchess of Buccleuch with their company, at dinnslsaiee
evening, at Montagu House. The Duchess of Kent wer sad
of the party. Her Royal Highness has a grand cliltairieti
evening tarty to-night, at Clarence House. Ile/assail t$
and his Royal Highness Prince Albert are eXP7,O the
honour the Royal Duchess with their company
occasion. • nen
Yesterday evening, Lord Monteagle received at cli,l‘gt
Brook-street, the Duke de Broglie, the Prince Al""sosseet
Broglie, the Count St. Aulaire the Marquis of Land the
M. Dedel. the Chevalier Bunsen, the Earl of Clare,,nunos,
Earl of Clare, Lord Glenelg, Lord John Manners, td"'.
Mr. Monckton Milnes, and Mr. Spring Rice. .'tetie°
Sir Robert and Lady Peel have issued cards of
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for a grand dinner to-morrow, at their mansion in iv ul"
gardens. their
The members of the Scots Fusilier Guards Club g.,a,c,eaaden
first dinner for the season on Thursday, at the L''''tiotat."
Hotel. There were present Major-General Clitherewf flea'
General Clitherow, Lieut.-Colonel Micklewaite,
Sir John Guise, the Hon. Lieut.-Colonel Henry 13.1°,,,100P
Lieut.-Colonel Colville Lieut.-Colonel Robinson, "'oat
Knollys, Lieut.-Colonel Hall, Captain Charles SetietiV
Captain Ridley, Lieut.-Colonel Campbell, the gen. ft°-
Colonel Charles B. Phipps, Captain Loftus, Captain •
milly, Mr. Boyce, &c. le!
se
The Esrl and Countess of Eglinton entertained esclo/
party at dinner, at the Clarendon Hotel, on Weds
ev _
The mansions°
formerly occupied by the late gad
Powerscouit, in Dover-street, has been taken by Lowdies to
Lambton. The Earl of Durham is pursuing his stn
Leicestershire. bode;
Viscount Ossulston has arrived in town, after
passed the Easter recess in Paris. 3/i55
The Baroness le Despencer has arrived on a visit tO
Stapleton, Gray's Court, Henley-on-Thames.
oose'
Lord and Lady Blantyre, who are still at Erskine 1"- for
Renfrewshire, are not expected in town until next moo''''
the
Lord
Maidstone, R. Lumley, Esq., W. Wills, Esq., aye ht
Bromley, Esq., and party, have arrived at Malta in the j
the Flower of Yarrow, from a tour in the Levant.
MISCELLANEOUS. iesdia
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager has presented a 51?"-Sel
portrait of William IV. to the Royal Naval Scheo44 the
Cross. The portrait has been copied by Mr. Lane, the
express command of Queen Adelaide, from a painting late
late Sir Thomas. Lawrence. It is a full-length ef nisiseect
Majesty in the uniform of Lord High Admiral, and is railer ,
in the dining hall of the punils, by whom, on its IDnne'
tion, it was received with tremendous cheers.
s, Al'
A dinner was last night given at the Albion "lal'aerAiotiP
dersgate street (Alderman Moon in the chair), to N. °f tb
the French artist, by the members of the corporation ore
city of London, who are to form part of the great P 104
which M. Aloux has been directed by his Majesty the .00 of
of the French to prepare, representing " The Presentnitsi Olt
the Address of the City of London to his Majesty Lon 't" fort/
lippe, during his recent visit to this country." AbeilLsorie:
Sir
including Alderman Sir C. Marshall, Sir F. loos'
Sir W. Magnay, E. Tennent, M.P., &c., sat down to $
excellent dinner. )01
Great alterations and improvements are in contelltoe
at the St. Katherine Docks. The Company have cl-of ti3B
the sanction of the Treasury to extend the . •ieges two
privi
wharf outside the dock gates facing the river t°, ~thfes.
) wharfs, called the Upper and Lower Irongate
tween the Tower Stairs and their present waterside Prt"r:lts
known as the St. Katherine Steam-packet Wharf. it 4joo
believe, intended to erect a large warehouse in cono`ooo,
with these new premises, and to form a communicatiel'ide
them with the warehouse in the docks on the opPosit°s-stre.l
the street, by making an iron bridge run across ri'ewielo-
from warehouse to warehouse, in order that the goods or be
from the foreign steamers, and intendod to be bonded,' Tr 0,;
moved with facility for the purpose of being house", -,,1,141
amined for delivery. It is expected than a great increas:roisel
take place in the traffic of these convenient waterside Pr`ber of
in the course of the ensuing season, an additional nn''' bad
steam-ships having already been placed on the statioeli. the
that when the arrangements are completed, one half and
whole waterside premises will be devoted to the foreign'
the other half to the coasting trade. • aie
It is stated that the Bishop of London has tec'de ado bf,
the case of the Rev. Mr. Monckton upon the report In:iif e`
the Commissioners, but the result has not been oflicl-
publicly made known. ber
His Majesty the King of the French has become a ill-toCe'
of the Royal Western Yacht Club. The gratitying 10111,,)1,1
St
ment was made at a recent meeting of the members, e.
Plymouth.
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DETERMINED SUICIDE AT HAMMERSAIIV""„/
I'Veduescily night Mrs. Emma Peasgood, the wife n't
th
landlord of the Britannia puldie-housc at the corner
Killia:o-road, near Hammersmith church, was found
bed-room quite dead, suspended from the bedstead bY
lace. Various reports are in circulation relative to t co*
etunstances and the causes which led the unfortunate
who was not thirty years of age, to destroy her_tl.L._...o.o

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On the 11;,h inst., at Kirby, Isle of Man, the lady J
Attorney-General of that island, of a ton. lad/ 91
On the 11th inst., at the Nash, near Worcester, the
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Ri,uara 1 k mph. E,1., of a (laughter. AN,
On the 13th inst., at Coleshill-street, liatou-sclu-
lady of Judge Downie, of Demerara, of a son. f
On the 14th inst., at Glasgow, Mrs. F. G. Permarl, 0,
On the 14th inst., at Paris, the lady of Sir Alefr
Young pearman, Bart., of a son. llte°
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On the 15t1a.iiist., at Southampton, the wife of Lieu
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Philip Blast, R.N., of a son.
Lad. aril
On the 15th inst., at Frittenden Rectory, ''
Moore, of a daughter.
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