Star.
London, England, 1823-08-02 00:00:00

MARRIED.

Rev. W. P. Bagshaw, of Poleshill, to Anne, daughter of the
late Rev. J. Sutton, Vicar of Weekley, Northamptonshire.
Thursday, at Warminster, George Harvey Goodwin, Esq.
of Queen's College, to F.mily, second daughter of the Rev. Dr.
Rowlandson, Vicar of Warminster.
At Raheny Church, the Hon. and Rev. George Gore, Dela
of Killala, and Rector of Raheny, to Mrs. Isaac, widow of the
late Thomas Banbury Isaac, of Hollywood House, in the coun:y
of Down, Esq.
Thursday sennight, at Killinick Church, Sir Garrett NevWe,
to Elfrida, youngest daughter of Joshua Nunn, Esq. of St. Mar-
i garet's, county of Wexford.
July 29, at Hambleden, the Rev. Philip Nicholas Shank-
worth, D.D. Warden of New College, Oxford, to Emma Mar-
tha, second daughter of the late George Welch, Esq. of High
Leek, Lsneashire,

July 20, at Peterhead, Mr. Ogilvie Will, Postmaster, to Mai%
garet, eldest daughter of George Gordon, Esq. of Auchleuchrim

ITET3-.

Tuesday, in consequence ofbeing thrown from a gig, Mr.
Steward, for many years a respectable builder in Plymouth.
At the Rectory of Kiltallagh, county of Kerry, of fever, is
her loth year, Catherine Georgiana, daughter of the Rev. lobe
Murphy. .
At sea, on his passage from Sunderland to America, en baud
the Wev;tley, Capt. Anderson, Mr. Win. Elstots,. of Arbor
wearmouth, aged 21.
Wednesday se'nnight„ at Annan, Mr. Adam Rope, RDAS
teacher in the Academy there.
Of the yellow fever, after a few days illness, the Rev. Harry
Palmer, second Chaplain of the Colony of Sierra Leone.
June 10, at New Milford, near Hackensack, New Jivwy,.
Mr. Robert Ogillsy, and Mrs. Mary Ann Ogilby, bis wife. Sie
had been long confined by a painful and lingering illness, while
a Ridden attack of bilious fever summoned him from time m
eternity. He survived her but ten minutes, and one grave rr
calved at the same time the remains of both.

Tuesday, at Dumfries, after a short illness, Mr. Joseph Son.
printer, English-street, in the 29th year of his age. His wink
disposition, and uniform rectitude of conduct, combined MA
cheerful and unaffected goodness of heart, greatly endeared Ids
to an ettenuve circle of acquaintance- and the recollectionet
his virtues will be long and fondly cherished in the watery If
his deeply afflicted relatives and sorrowing friends.
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL ARK E Ttalle
Beef 44.1 to 3s 4d Vaal 1444141410i
Mutton.. ...... 2s 41 to 3s 4d Perk Ys, Wto II Si
Lamb - Sts ltd to is Od.
PRICE OF CANDLES--From TillowCistridier—TW
Candles, per doz. Ss 6d—Moulds, 10$ 04; 114-Per dPIIP
allowed for ready money.
-*ICET, AUGUST 1-
- -4...elaud 471. Qd. to (So 44

COAL INA
Newcastle 375. Od. to Us.

COUNTRY MARRRTS.
Ozvono' JULY 26.—Wheat 7s. 9d. a bushel • Mt Field
a half-peck loaf (household) 18.4 d.
Cisme', JULY 51.—New Wheat perload, J4'o Os _
Wheat, £l3 101 to £lB 10s--Barley per qr. 24,5. to 31/0--ww
27s to 336—Beans, 378 to 41s.—Peas, 38W

COURSE OF BYO
Amsterdam l2 10 C.F.
Ditto at sight 12 8
Rotterdam... l2 11
Antwerp, ex-mo. 12 9
Handourgh.. 3B 2
Altana 3B 3
Paris, 3day's Sigh t 25 80
Ditto °6 5
Madrid, effective 36}
Cgdiz effect...—. 35
Barcelona 35

[ANGE, AUGUST I. '
Gibcaltar ..... . 30i
Leghorn 4of
Genoa . . 43
Venice Ital. Lir 311 0
Malta
Naples ..... s9
Palermo ll7 pes
Lisbon .
IlioJaueiro 0
Dublin 0
Cork .......
D AND SILVEIL
........ 3 /7 0.
3 IS
0 0, 4

Bilbua, effective 58i
PRICES OF GOLI
Foreign Gold in Bus
New Doubloons
New Dollars
Silver; in bars,.standard

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A at. DIM
Dublin 1 0
Waterford - 1 0
Guar rifty auk! Jersey 0 0
LiAbon 0 0
Holland 1 0
America 0 /

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Franey 1 0%
Hambwrgk 1
Flanders 0
Malta • 0
0 e.
Gottenburill 0 0
Jamaica

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