Star.
London, England, 1830-04-12 00:00:00

HEBDOMADARY.

Tars DAY—The BluTecTitil34;;;;ll; In procession from th,
Mansion-house to Christchurch, Newgate-street, followed by the
Lord Mayor, &c. in the state carriage.—Rodney's victory, 1702.
To-stoattow—Venus shines with her maximum brightness. She
rises at 46 minutes past 3 morning. The Royal Assent was given
to the Catholic Relief bill, 1829..
WEDNESDAY—Jupiter rises 46 minutes putt 1 morning. Seventh
day of the Feast with the Jews, whereon Israel passed the Red
Sea 3321 years ago.
TuunenaT--Satum sets 10 minutes past 3 morning. The Jews'
Passover ends. This was the Fordicidia with the Antient Ro-
mans, when thirty cows hig with calves were sacrificed in honour
of Jupiter. The ashes were kept in the temple of Vesta, to be
used in purifying the people at certain times.
Fnmar—Moon enters last quarter 49 min. past 6 morning.
SATURDAY--Benjamin Franklin died 1790.
Suitritay--Sun rises at s—sets at 7.

BIRTH.

On the 3d instant, at Belvedere House, Drunicondra, Lady Cog-
hill, or a daughter.

31ARRIEll.

On the 30th ult. in Donnybrook Church, Major (Melly, of the
11th Regiment of Infantry, to Julia, only daughter of Captain Fos..
of Merrion.—On the 3d instant, at Aghada church, the Lady Sarah
O'Bryen, daughter of the Marquis of Thomond to the Honourable
Major Taylor.—On the Bth inst. at St. Alkmund'a church. Derby,
Marten, Esq. of Mincing-lane, London, to Ann, third
Yaet4i)eter of Thomas Bridgett, Esq. of Grove-Ivan, near Derby.—
Tuesday, at Birr Church, William Wybrow, Lag. 56th Itegt. to
Dora Amelia, youngest daughter of the late Colonel Borough. 26th
Regt.—At Booterstown Church, Capt. Hartwell. R. A. to Julizna
Sophia Iles, only daughter of the late James Iles, Esq. Sovereign
of Armagh.—At Bray Church, near Dublin, Sir William Crosbie,
Bart. to Dorothea Alicia, youngest daughter of the late John
Walsh, Esq.—At Amport, Captain Henry Sidney Widdrington.
53d Regt. to Fanny Caroline, daughter of the late Thomas Strick.
land, of Kendal, Esq.—At Ballyshannon, Doctor John Britton. to
Miss Mary Chinnery, second daughter of J. Folinibby, Collector of
Customs at that Port.—At Dublin, Anna Rebecca, daughter of
William Nicholson, Esq. Camden-street, to Thomas L. Freeman.
Esq. of Enniscorthy, County Wexford.—George Parkhouse, Esq.
to Frances, daughter of the late Edmund Armstrong, Esq. of Gal.
len, King's County.

Plk:D.

On the 6th instant, at Woodbrook, Queen's County, Margaret.
the wife of Jonathan Chetwood. Esq. in the 80th year of her age.
—On the 19th tilt. at St. David's Castle, Nu*, the Rev. JAlTiles
Slater, of Tonyn, county Longford, aged 77e 'ears. He was Vicar
of Naas, and Rector of Caragh, for 52 years. Vi'ednesday, is
Limerick, Rebecca, wife of Henry 11'oodburne, Esq.—Saturday
Wattled, at the Causeway. county Kerry. at a very advanced age,
the Rev. Nicholas Neilan, DM an active Nlagistrate. and formerly
for many years parish priest of that district. He has left large estates,
which revert to his nephew, Couns,llor King, of the Munster bar.—
March 26,at Rose-hill, Aberdeen, A. Duthie, Esq. of itudirieston.—
On the 4th inst. at Royal-place, Greenwich, John Rees Esq. aged
40.—Mr. George Jones 111. A of Trinity College, Dublin, and
author of the Hebrew Grammar at present used in that Cniversity
At Lurgiut, Thomas Byrne, Fain—At Mallow, Elisabeth, eldest
daughter of the late John Atkins, of Fountainville, county Cork,
Esq.—At the residence of her grandfather, Major General Hayes,
Mountmellick, Miss O'Reilly—Suddenly, Sirs. Scaly, relict of the
late Robert Sealy, Esq. of Barleyfield, county Curk—ln Drogheda,
aged 81, the Rev. Joseph Fairdough, Chaplain to the Corporation
of that town, and fifty years Chancellor of the Diocese of Leighlin
and Ferns—At Brook Vale. county Monaghan, Wm. Johnson, Esq.
"—At Celbridge, in his 63d year, William Leslie, Esq. late of his
Majesty's Revenue—At Masontown, aged six years, of water on
the brain, George Standish St. George, youngest son of the late Rev.
G. St. ,of Tully, in the county of Roscommon--At the New
Barracks, Limerick, Standish Lokay, Cot poral, Ist Battalion 60th
Regiment. He was buried on Monday, with military honours, the
band of the reghnent playing the funeral anthem—several of the
officers and most of the solditrs attending the proceador. The de-
ceased was much esteemed in the service; lie formerly held a cam-
mission in the Wexford Militia, and subaequcwly a Liemenantcy
in the 98th Regiment, or Canieronlana.

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