Lord Yarborough continues much indisposed at his town residenca in
Arlington Street, and his attendants give no hopes of his recovery for some time.--Lincoln Gazette.
The old Earl of Fingal], the head of the Irish Roman Catholic Peerage, died at his residence in Kingstown, near Dublin, on Saturday. Lord Killeen succeeds.
Lord Arthur Hill, Member for Downshire, becomes Baron Sandys by the death of his mother, the Marchioness of Downshire, who was Baroness Sandys. It is probable that the Earl of Hillsborough, the Marquis of Downshire's eldest son, will succeed Lord Arthur Hill in the representation of the county.
Captain Wemyss of 1Vemyss, M. P. for the county of Fife, suc- ceeds to the valuable estates situated in that county, of his maternal uncle, the late Sir J. D. Erskine of Torrie, who died a few days ago.
Lord Brougham left the seat of Mr. Eden, in Lincolnshire, on Wednesday week, for Brougham Hall; and from thence he intended to make an excursion to the coast.
Joseph Bonaparte, with his family, and a numerous suite, arrived in town on Tuesday from America. They proceeded from the St. Katharine's Docks to a splendid mansion, taken for the brother of Na- poleon, in Park Street, Regent's Park.
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