Star.
London, England, 1830-04-10 00:00:00

MARRIAGES IN HIGH LIFE.

On Saturday morning, at Aghada church, by the Right Rev. the
Lord Bishop of CLOTHE, the Lady SARAH O'BRIEN, daughter
of the Most Noble the Marquess of THOMOND, to the Hon. Major
TAYLOR, nephew of the Earl of CHATHAM.
On the 2.2 d of February last, at Florence, according to the dis-
pensation of his Holiness the POPE, by the Right Rev. the Lord
Archbishop of FLORENCE, and afterwards by the Rev. EDWARD
APTHORPE, in the presence of his Excellency the Right lion.
GEORGE Lord BUROHERSH, FRANCIS Marquis BOCELLA, Che-
valier di COMPAGNE, &c. &c. to his Royal Highness the reigning
Dukc of LUCCA, to JANE DOROTHY, only surviving daughter of
the late Rev. HORACE HADIOND, of Great Blassingham, in the
county of Norfolk.

The Duchess of CLARENCE came to town yesterday
morning from her residence in Bushy Park. Her Royal Highness
attended Divine Service in the Royal German Chapel, St. James's,
where a sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. KUPER. Countess
MUNSTER visited ha Royal Highness, at her residence in the
King's Palace, St. James's. The Royal Duchess left town in the
afternoon, on her return to Bushy.

The Princess AuoUSTA attended Divine Service yes-
terday, in St. Philip's Chapel, Regent-stmt. The Duchess of
GLOUCESTER and the Princess Sonata partook of a dejeune with
the Princess AUGUSTA, at her residence in the Ring's Palace, St.
James's.
The Duke of WELLINGTON inspected part of his
MAJESTY'S New Palace, in Sr. James's Park, yesterday afternoon.
Mr. PEEL left town on Thursday evening for Brighton,
to join Mrs. PEEL.
Prince Sw naTxtlismito has been settled at Paris
during the winter; a leading in the fashionable circles of
that gay metropolis. Miss ricrany, on the contrary, has been
residing in the strictest seclusion in afrontier town.—Courf Journal.
The Prince of ORANGE insists rigorously on frugality
and hardiness in the education and bringing up of his sons. When
the writer of this was at Brussels two years ago, the only food the
Prince allowed them was cold beef and vegetables. They slept on
a hard mattress on the floor, with no other covering than the sheet
and courte-poink, even in winter. They were not allowed the
luxury of gloves in the most inclement season, until one day of
extraordinary cold, when the youngest of them had his fingers
frosen, and serious apprehensions were entertained as to the cense.
quences.
From the recent proceedings of the Horticultural So
ciety, , we are led to suppose that the members are anxious to cul.
tivate the" passion flower" in all its varieties.
The Magncos, who have got houses on the site of
the late gardens of Carlton Palace, deem it quite degrading that
John Bull and his " carnal," should think of claiming a passage
into St. James's Park, so near to their superb retreats !!!
Nothing can exceed the magnificence of decoration
with which Lord HERTFORD has completed the internal arrange.
ments of Dorchester House. The suite of state rooms is hung with
crimson Genoa velvet, relieved with gilt mouldings and eneoig-
nures ; and the ceilings .sae profusely enriched with carving and
gilded cornices. In the music room the ground of the ceiling is
of gold, fretted with bas reliefs of flowers.

Sir Jolt*r 111.ti.coLm will resign the Government of
Bombay on the Ist ofJantiary next ; by which time the Earl of
CLARE, who starts overland for that Presidency in August, will
have arrived there. The Earl of CLARE goes to Mount-Shannon
next month, and will remain until his Lordship embarks for India.
There is no truth in the report of 31r. SPICING Rick's appoint.
ment ; but it is now stated that the Hon. Captain Urrow Ilf the
60th Rifles, will accompany the Earl of CLAix u his Lordship's
principal Aide-de-camp.
PARIS, APRIL 6.—The AlAnGnAvv. LEOPOID, of
Baden, upon whose head the crown has devolvid by the death of
his brother, is thirty-nine yeaus of age. He is said to be an en-
, lightened Prince, of benevolent disposition, and a friend of consti-
tutional liberty. He was married two years since to the Princess
Sorra* WitataLut /lA, daughter of GU/TAMS IV. ex-King of
Sweden, who having, been educated in the school of adversity, com.
bines with all the graces of her sex a loftiness of sentiment rarely to
be met with.

THE KNIGHT OF KERItY.—Mr. M. FITZGERALD
succeeds Sir G. HILT., as Vice-Treasurer of Ireland. The Right
Hon. Gentleman, of course, vacates his seat for the county of
Kerry. There never ham been an opposition to the Knight in his
native country, and his friends will once more have the satisfaction
of witnessing the unanimous choice of the county of Kerry, in the
return of a gentleman who has so many public and private %blues
to recommend hint.—Dublin Evening Post.
IRISH DISTILLERS.—At the last interview with the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the deputation from the Irish distillers
were attended by Mr. Pierce Maliony, as their agent. They pressed
their case with reference to the proposed increase of duty on net
rta with great earnestness, and with so much effect, that eons
tihe intentions of the rifht hon. gentleman will not be 'mamma
in—particularly the applscation to the stock on hand. The inter.
view with the Chant lasted nearly two hours, after which the
deputation waited upon Mr. Herrin, at the Board of Trade, and
with this interview also, It is said they have reason to be oathhad.
The Chancellor will communicate further with the deputation yam
he shall have considered attentively the representations and stal►
menu submitted to him.
GAOLS IN IRELAND.—It is Curious to observe the
difference in the value at which the prisoners have been dieted in
some of the gaols in Ireland, as contrasted with others, and this dif.
ference is the more remarkable, as the description of the diet is
classed under the same head, namely, "mixed." Thus while the
rate in the county Cork gaol has been fosse pence per bead, per day,
it is so low as two pence hat/penny in Donegal, Leitrim, and Mo-
naghan; while in Carlow and Cavan it is sin
the diest there, however, being " bread," it la 4"ol'ut Atffeitaltoll. SMITHFIELD BAY.MARKILT, Avast. 10.
Cork, where the sue is only Jour issumAraliess. rbessimos Coarse Heavy 'Lowland Modeler Haps AI is. so stlft IN Uoef•
panties may, and doubtless can, be aeleepoed for; but they impost Meadow lity, 411 les. to. LI list Pine Wind Malin" L.
to be very considerable, as net elm atetinalod for by the
eye Grim MY. to AS Os. Clow Hay, Somers 46 Ard 4/.
variance in the market prices of t>tah ain the dillhnent parts of as in is. Eatraordinary- hie dittos 41..- Os. Oat straw; At de.'
the country.—Meretrag Register. .T.edi Gell In. Wheat Straw, OS p.. to h len per load 451461 Ni
:c..)04,0•
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Arit'llit.lP:b rev I aw!stir,.. , . Iwito sissia,xsaliritrob Unseen
,ass,,.. looctratest:', At v. ylilanst

A number of emigranta have shipped within these few
days for Canada, on board the ship Margaret Balfour and brig
Sprightly. Among those who have thus abandoned their native
home for the wilds of Canada, were a great many families from
Pertlii.hire—Disisdee Courier.

NEW FARRINGDON NIAR.KRT, APRIL 10.
There was a good supply at this market to-day. Lamb, which
is now come fully into seam, was very fine.
Prices per IL to the consumer.
Baer—Fines! Roasting, 71. and.7lcl. Do. Boiling, 4id. Rqual
quantity of eacb, Sid. Rump Steaks. 9d. Rump of Beef, Id.
Bert Steaks, 6d. Wausau Murrwo—Lag,7d. and 74d. Ilauneb,
aid. and 7J. Saddle, 6d. and Sid. Loin, aid. Shoulder, Sid. and
6d. Neck, 544. Breut, 4d. VtAL—Les, 7d. and 7id. Fillet,
pd. and 9id. Loin, eid Breast. hid. Shoulder, Sid. anal
LIMN ilid. 9d. and eid. Nan, dd. to 7d.

NEWOATE AND LILADENHALL, Aran. 10.
There was an abundant supply of Meat at tine Markets to-day.
By the earoaae.—Jar stone of Alba.
Beef, 2s. ed. to 3,. 14. Mutton, as. 2d. to 41. 04. Veal, 3a. 04.
to as. 4d. Pork, 2a. Id. to 44. 4d. Lamb, as. Sd. to 61. ad.

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ST. JAMkrll MAT-MARKET, Aran 10.
Coarse Heavy Lowbend 3/kodow Hay, 411 Ss. to AV 15s Useful
ditto, 42 151. to 45 151. Floe Upland Meadow and By. Gnaw
Hay, 44 Os. to 15 Os. Clover Hay, 43 101. to 45 51. At
Straw, 13 44. to 42110. Wheat Straw, AIM. to /4 141. per load
Q MI tresses.