On the inst., at Hampton Court, the Hon. Mrs. Evans, lady of Eyre Evans, Esq., jun., of Ash Hill Towers, in the county Limerick. At the National Bank, Castlereagh, lady of Robert Gloeson, Esq., a daughter. MARRIAGES. ' On the 4th inst., at Christ church, by the Qev. J. Bleakly,

Major-General Sir Octavius Carey, K.C.IL, has returned to Cork from England, and resumed the command of the Cork district. Lieutenant Colonel Lord Charles Wellesley has joined at Templemore, and resumed the command of the 15th Regiment. Committal of two Soldiers charged with Rob

We displace several articles in type for this evening's publication, to give our readers the indictment against O'Connell and the other eight '* Conspirators" which we copy from the Freeman, received this morning. The voluminous document contains eleven counts of sixty closely p

Charleville, County Cork—Rev. Thomas Croke, P. P., George Russell, Esq., Charleville ; John Ryan, Esq., do.; Daniel Tworaey, Esq. ; Denis Rahilly, Esq. : Messrs. Denis M'Cartie, Amore ; Wm. Walsh, Ardnaree ; Wm. Nunan, Charleville, secretary.

Windsor, Monday—Their Roy al Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Nemours will arrive upon a visit to her Majesty, at Windsor Castle, in the course of this week. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester, who arrived at Windsor on Saturday, upon, visit to the Queen, will not ta

Among the distinguished witnesses to be summoned by the traversers, we understand, will Sir Edward Blakeney and Colonel Brown.— Pilot.

November B—Wind S. Arrived—Urania, Clarke, Quebec, timber , Rose Steamer. Sailed—Garrymede, Woods, London, mahogany ; Nancy Brown, "'Carthy, Newpassage, pigs Popplewell, Crofts, Dublin, flour; Vanguard and Victory Steamers ; Sherbrooke, Stirling, Mobile, ballast Helen, Mearns, S

CAUTION ???.-??? ??? Admit alty, Nov. fi. Sir_i m commanded my Lord* Commissioners of the Admiralty to you, for the information the Committee for managing affairs at LloydWtlie extract of letter from Commander Hevis, Conducting the Mail Packet service at Liverpool, respecting a v

MMI OSION OF OYER AND TERMI tR%!- a and Mr. Justice Burton sat yestetday I * The uniet ?? " ?? ?? t balf-prist tenl El'Clc In re Thomas Rof clffe a ad ane Hunter. r. John A. Csrran, at the sitting of the court, applied h Jf of the abore prisoners, who had been committed On 2> la

I DUBLIN POLICE-YESTErDAY. EXCHANGE-COURT OFFICE. TuE CASE OF LIEUTENANT MARSH AND CORNET COOTr.-This case, which stood over for 3 o'clock yesterday, excited the greatest interest, and long before that time the board-room was thronged to inconvenience by persons ap- parently of t