BIRTIIS.'Cl On the 13th instant, Mradalme ;ourphey. the lady of the llxicvfl Cbarlgd ?? at this Court, of a ?? the 12th0ills' the lady of the lion. Augustus Aloreton, of' a son asid ?? 11th instant, at 21, Belgrave-square, the lad, of TIslo j)r5unTand, Esq., of a ?? Ventnor, Isle

No. 14.-SECOND SuENS. --a blushing shame-faced spirit, That mutinies in a man's bosom and fills Him full of obstacles." ScaKsPsER. " Blush sir, I blush sir, to think sir, that vou sir, Should think sir, that I should think of blushing." SECRETS WORTH KwowyiNo. There are none but

HER MAI4JEsv's.-Although the post-horses are beginning to feel, by the constant occupation, that town is " beginning to thin," a circumstance which has the same effect upon these poor beasts as it has upon the town; the lessee and the book- sellers have not yet felt its effects

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-" LoAN SOCIETirs." -Jubic T'aylor Bryson, a baker, late of Bell-alley, London-wall, was heard on his lpetition. He wias Supported by Mr. Cooke, with whomn was 1%r. Wo~doITol'.-The insolvent had been discharged under tile act, and a bankrupt in 1837, for

PC LUCE-OFFiCES. MANSION HIOUSE.-Aml 0511DAavENxTURIZ-illiarm Cunningbhr aged eighteen, and a young WOman, nlamed Mlary Ryan, aged ?? teen years, wvere brouight before the Lord Mayo 1d o -epin. having nunt away from the city of, Cork with the Prpont supof ;t gentlenman.-Mirs. Mar

Rle-engagement of Mr. Charles Kean and Mir. Power for five nights. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKE - _ On Monday, MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. Kean. His Last Legs, and Place Hunter-Tuesday, As You Like It . his Last Le's, and Tom Noddy's Secret-Wednesday, Macbeth, His Last Legs, ana My Wife's M

HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAY. BILLS. j The New South Wales and Van Diemen's Bill passed through com- mittee. The report to be received to-morrow. Mr. Justice Bosanquet and one of the Masters in Chancery, as Messengers from the Lords, brought down the Regency Bill. After some furth

| ' The frightful tragedy recently acted in Compton-street, Clerkenwvell, has been rapidly followed by another dreadful scene of blood, which, though dissimilar in some respects, turns out to be equally fatal. The scene of the present shocking catastrophe is a small court called

JULY 13.-The town of Cambridge began this day: to present a most lively and animated appearance. The streets frort an early hour in the morning were thronged with I waggons bearing beasts of singularly gigantic size and beauty .oxen, sheep, and pigs, successively attracted the a

On Thursday an inquest was held at the Newbold Inn, Lea- mingtio, on the bodies of two young women who had been found in the river Learn. The first witness examined was John Smith, a porter, who stated that as he wvas proceeding to his work on Wednesday, he found two bonnets and