Star.
London, England, 1824-03-15 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

. Wednesday, at Bath, the Lady of _Captain 11. Andrews Drum-
mond, of a daughter.
Tuesday, at Youlston, Devon, the Lady of Sir Arthur Chiches-
ter, of a son.
March 4, at Brighton, the Lady of Capt. St. T.eger Hill, of a son.
March 5, the Lady of the Rev. 1. I. Boor, Master of the Gram-
:row School, Badmin, Cornwall, of a son.
March 5, at Edinburgh, Lady Elizabeth Hope Vere, of a son.
At Weymouth, the Lady of Sir W. G.' Parker, Bart. Royal
Navy, of a son.
December 17, at the Cape of Good Hope, Lady Mary Fitzro:,
of a daughter.
January 6, the Lady of Lieotenant•Cvlouel Goodman, Vendae
Master, Demerara, of a daughter.
Sunday se'nnight, at Salisbury, Mrs. Old, the celebrated actress
(wife of Mr. Old, a.Gentlentan of the orchestra), was safeli deli-
vered of three boys, one of thou atill-born,

MARRIED.
Feb. 11, at Cross .Canoby, She Rev. Walter Fair:ie, Ilinisa•r of
the Scotch Chur:h, Whitehaven, to Sarah, third daughterof Ada*
Bittleston, Esq. :11aryport, Cumberland.
blatch I, at Drutulemble, the Rev. William MgDougall. Camp-
belton, to Charlotte, youngest daughter of Mr. James Hogg, of
Drumlemble.
Jan. 12, at Demerara, Mums Bagat,, Fsq. to Miss Frances
M'Mahon; and Alex. W. Forbes, E.sq. to Miss Susan 1114Mahon,
both daughters of the Rev. Mr. M.Mahon, of
.qrt•nada.

DIED.
At the Parsonage House, Wilicroly, Gloucestershire, the Rev.
George Williams, Curate of the above nansed place, and of Rock-
land, in the same county.
Rev. W. Paris, many years Minister of Crofton, Rrozoostaralike.
March 3, at Solihull, near Birmingham, Mrs. DaVieics wile of
Captain Henry Thomas Davies, R.N.
3larch 10, at Southampton„ aged 40, Lord Feliward O'bryen,
brother to the Marquis of Thosnond.
Thursday last, at Norwich, John Clayton Hindes, Rs 1. the
71st year of his age, many years Manager of the Theatre RP)il
in that City.
At London, on the Ist. inn. Mr. John Barr, Student.of Medi-
cine, Glasgow,. who was on his way home from the Cmtinerit,.whi-
tiler he had gone to prosecute his studies.
At Glasgow, on the 4th insi. Roderick Gray, Al. D.
Sunday se'nnight, at Hastings, Nt, y Frances, the wife of Cap-
tain Andrews.
Feb. 2G, at Amsterdam, Admiral Thais Van 1:,e?19:rg; be teas
a gallant seaman, and he lost his right arm in hglitruz rite 'uottleb of
his country.
Sunday se'nnight, 3t Rath, in the 3Gth year of her age, Lady
Catherine d'Arcy, wi'e of Lieutenant-Colonel d'Arcy, of :he Royal
Artillery, daughter of the late Earl De lorwarr.
March 3, in Great quebee-street, Montagu-square, the Rev.
Dr. Alexander fletvatt, late of Clarkston, aged SG.
Thursday, at her seat nt3r Uxbridge, at a very advanced age,
Mrs. Horne, relict of the late Rev. George Horne, 1),I). Prcsltieut
of Magdalen Co:lcge, (Mori.
At Woodside,- near Lyrniagto.l, on Wedneadap of
-the Isoqp;itc-
cough, George Montiz,u, the ot:ly Captaiu Hoeldpss, it.N.
aged eleven maths.
At Pwlicornt:l, near Kronur ,I.i, Carmatthcosbire, at the -ad
vanced age of 106. years, Xlatthias. He cetaiottlhis.t.eui
ties to the last.
Saturday se'n,:ii;ht, in the 74tli yoar of his age, Mr. James Jaws,
the blind Organist of Smith 11-mil:et, who putictskally anti with
strict intiltrity, fur upwards of fifty years, performed his duty to
that Parish ; a:lti, to use his own %voids, would, oil the return of
every Triaity tlouday, iso and &:e Rayleigh Fair".—and he gent'
rtdly did visit the said Fair.

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