Star.
London, England, 1830-04-05 00:00:00

II EBDOMADARY.

THIS DAY—Moon twelve days old. First Abdication of Bona.
parte, 1814.
To-Kowtow-11 is commonly believed amongst the Jews, that on
this day Hezekiah fell sick, and on the third day, which was the
Passover, he went to the House of the LORD, and that night
185,000 Assyrians were slain by the Angel.
WEDNESDAY—The Jews remove leaven from their houses, and
the eldest ions fast all day, in memory of the first-born of the
Jews being spared, while those of the Egyptians were slain. Oi
this and the two following afternoons, the grand office of the
Tenebne is celebrated at the Catholic chapels—candles are extin.
guished, and a great noise is made to signify the splitting of the
rdtks„ &c. when One SAVIOUR died.
MAUNDY TEURSDAY—When the King's bounty Is given to the
poor at Whitehall Chapel. With the Jews it is the Passover, for
the manner of celebrating which see Exodus xii. Full moon 31
mina uat 7 morning.
GOOD FRIDAY with the Christians, and the feast of the sheaf offer.
lag with the Jews. Our Saxon forefathers called this bong Fri-
day, from the length of the offices and fasting on this day.
SATURDAY—HoIy Saturday with the Catholics. At the chapels,
after Complin, Rnina Cali. The candles, and the fire at which
the candles are lighted. are blessed. Some baptism water is alto
blessed.
SUNDAY, EASTER DAY—Sun rises a quarter put 5, sets a quarter
before 7.

BIRTHS.
At Carruchan, the lady of Capt. Hannay, of a daughter.—The
lady of Erskine Douglas Sandford, Esq. of a daughter.—At Lime-
rick, the lady of W. Mason, Esq. of a son and heir.—The lady of
the Rev. T. Crofter, of Ballyneguard, of a daughter.—The lady of
Alderman Evelyn, mayor of Waterford, of a son.— At Cove, the
lady of P. Drew, Es of a son.—The lady of Lieut.. Col. St.
John Clerke, of a daughter.—At Cork, the lady of R. Howard,
Esq. of a son.—At Tr te, the lady of the Rev. A. B. Rowan, of
a son and heir.—At Cloghjordan park, Tipperary, the lady of T.
Ely, Esq. of a son.—ln Dublin, the lady of Capt. Stoyte, 24th re.
giment, of a daughter.

DIAKRIED.
In Drumville, C. R. P. Lavelle, Esq. A. B Proprietor of the
Frogman's Jourseal, to Mary, only surviving daughter of the late
C. Curran, of Kilkenny, Esq.—At Connor Church, the Rev. G. 31.
Black, to Sarah Anne eldest daughter of the Rev. F. Ould, Pre.
bendary of Connor—W. Leathern. Esq. of Londonderry, to Dorcas
Emily, eldest daughter of Doctor Crawford, of Rockville, Dore.
gaL—At Jamaica, J. Wallace, Esq. of Kingston, to Aana 31a.
via Brooks, niece of J. Smith, Rag. of Sells ry plain, St. An.
drews.—At Edinburgh, A. Gray, Esq. Cups: Fife, to Anne
Christian, daughter of the late W. Woderspoon, Esq. Edinburgh.

DIED.
AsSillihMarls Saw antighter of the Hon. Mrs. Graves, and
'Aso of Lad Says andealo.—At Belem" lady Mary Sotheby,
wife of Admiral Bed reby.—At Celitidge, aged 6s, W. Lealk,
hog. late of his Majesty's revenua—At Glugow, W. doper Dem.
acct, Esq. of Skibo—At Naples, the Hon. Reginald Ashbutidiam
- Edinburgh, J. fleshed:, second son of J. Leannouth, Esi•
—ln June, at Rangoon, Emit India., Mr. Clashed:, son of the ku
Mr. A. Clasborn, .hip-masts., Loida—At Zdhlbursh, Pow
Comarboll, IN an out.penow, Om owed in the reign of
How the !Lased.—At Ma mot, Comes, county Limerick, I'.
Saes, the Abe, In Deblb, hoe !Ist yew, Sophia
=lid of i 4. Copy& TWAIN, the Oltb.—ln
J. A. 111•Daurits, Xs* of Wag" Cialway.—ln Dub.
elll4 Pact I' ow& Mat ftseurielsewhoem .on of the late Ili.
Clara.—Atof undieseings, nearDothim, Mr. J. Owen,
IS, wbo In 43 pus yes nikeekonotor sod older in that pa-
At Ba', Mrs. M. Itellisw ot die andll rat a die 'ad"
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