Star.
London, England, 1825-02-02 00:00:00

MARRIED.

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In Dublin, on the 24thtdt:Vajc;riilliam Middleton Power,
to Anne, youngest daughter of the late Col. Lefroy, of Limerick.
AtGlasgow, on thel Bth ult. theßes. Alexander Locbore,blinister
of Drytnen, to Miss Elisabeth Price.

DIED.

Monday, at his house, at Walwortb, John Douglas Montgomery.
Esq. in the 48th year of his age. who bad served most of his life as
an Officer in his Majesty's land service.
At Sa Anne SainthiU Thew, wife of Captain Robert Urns
of the Bombay Artillery.
The 20th ult. at Remington, Amelia, widow of Captake Jobe
Warburton, 17th Madras. Native Infantry, auddaughter ed Or*
telpher Drown, Esq.
In Dublin, Mr. Patrick Barrett, aged 88 pats, 54 of which bir
spent as a comedian on the Irish stage.
On the 25th nit. aged 23, Margaret,daugbter of John Buchanat•
of Ardoch, Esq. M.P.
At Toney, Bedfordshire, on the 16th ult. aged 18, T. 11. WL
herforce, second son of the Rev. Legh Richmond.
At Diamond Estate, St. Lucia, on the 28th October last, in the
oth year of his age, Robert Fletcher, Erg. eldest son of Mr. Angus
Fletcher- schoolmaster of Dunoon.

January 2s, Jane, wife of the Rev. Wm. Pantie, Vicar of Yard.-
ley, in the County of Herts.
The 17th ult. at Ballysallagh, County of Carlow, the Ilon.Mrs.
Weer, wife of Jaihet Hosier, Esq. of BaUysaUagb, and daughter
et the Lite Lord Ventry..
At Monkton Manse, on the 22d ult. Mrs. Oughtersou, wife of
the Rev. John Oughterson, Minister of Monkton.
Lately, at the house of the Dowager Lady Lushington, inYork-
place, Miss Melbury, in the 14th year of her age.

COURSE (IF EX
Amsterdam l2 2 C. F.-
Ditto at sight I I 12
Rotterdam... I2 3
Antwerp, ex-mo 12 3
Hamburgh 57
Altona "" 37 1
Paris,3day'ssight 25 15
Ditto 25 45
Madrid, effective 56
Cadiz effect 351
Barcelona .......35
Whoa, effective 55i

:RANGE, Fan. I.
Seville ..... 15*
Gibraltar ...... 51
Leghorn ...... 414
Genoa 441
Venice Ital Liv. 27
Malta
Naples l9.
PAlermo ........119 pot es.
Lisbon.. .. St
IlloJaneir6.—
Dublin
Cork ....... 91

PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER.
Foreign Gold In Bars
Silver, in bars, standard 0 0 0
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New Dollar5...
New Doubloons

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Guernsey tad Jersey 0 0

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Gottenburgk
Jamaica

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aola. neg.
O 0
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Flanders 0 0
Holland 0 dr
Leeward Islands 0 0
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Arnerics

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Lama: Prtalestalsd Published by J. F. )(INA'. fa the Szkii Ovrterr
Are. I. Mat- Pilau. Temple-air.

shock of an entliqrtake was felt at Suniago de Chili; succession, by means of the same books. it began wan ruled that the case did not come within the meaning ot the Act. lALnottwteerdrpan:e.;;; 1122
33 Leghorn ...... ... age
I it uas preceded by a loud rumbling noise, which was one); a few volumes; but he now has nineteen Itinerant Mr. Tooas then withdrew the charge against the other three, and Gen0a......441 I
immediately followed by a terrible convulsion of the Libraries, of fifty volumes each, which are sent round gave then, a guinea for their loss of time. Hambitrgh... 57 Venice Ital. Liv 27
Malta
earth, so that the houses rolled like a ship at sea. No the different stations, remaining
•• certain time at each. WORSHIP.STREET. Altona "' 37 1
Paris,sday'ssight 25 15 Naples in
i damage was, however, done. At Valparaiso, some For these there are nineteen divisions, and fifteen sta- Yesterday, Samuel Amager, a journeyman silk-weaver, resitting Ditto 25 45 •'t
lives have been tions, lour divisions being always in use at the chief in Little Anchor-street, Bethnal-green, was brought before Mr. Madrid, effective 36 Palermo ..... ...110 pm es.
buildings were thrown down, but no Lisbon... .. St
(35i Rio Janeiro.— .. 48
s-I lost. The town of Copiopo is revved to have been town, and two at another town of some note. An in. TWYTORD and Mr. Osam', the presiding Magistrates, by Arm.' cadjz effec,
strong.and. Att.field, two. officers of. this establishment, upon-a charge
i entirely destroyed by the late earthquake—only two dividual at each station acts as librarian. There areßarcelona ...... ..35
of having m his posse.ssioh) quantity of silk for which he could not Balboa,effective i Dublin ..... ....... 9}
700 or 800 readers, and the expenses,under 601. a.year, g
families saved. 9 account from whom he purchased it, and which is presumed to
The 4:11 ultimo, at midnight, the inh.,hitants of Aix are defrayed by the produce of a sermon, the sale of have been stolen. PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER.
1111(i (Mouths of the Rhone) felt a slight shock of an earth- some tracts, and subscriptions in small sums averaging Attfield being sworn deposed, that in consequenceof private in- Foreign Gold in Bars ... ........... ...... ..... 317 0'
quake. Several smart caking took place in the five shillings- The plan is now adopted in Berwick. iftiortmhation which he and Armstrong received, that the prisoner was
•Silver, in bars, standard ....... ...........,....... 0 IV 0 ,
space of a few minutes, taking a direction from north by Mr. BUCHAN, of Kelloe, with this very great
shire, . habit of purchasing stolen silt, they the office's obtained a
search warrant; and after they went to the residence of the pri- New Dollars••• ................. .......••.....• es •0 4 114
New Doubloons ... ............ .. ......... ....:. 0-0 0
improvement, that the current expenses are defrayed
to south. This occurrence, very seldom know nin the soner, they proceed.:d to its execution. The prisoner had no shop, _ .._ ~ _--......... • •••••..
southern Departments, had a great effect upon some of by the readers, who pay twopence a month. but on the first floor they saw scales, and about thirteen brass and ._,—.—.—
AktAIL.S.—THIS DAL
the inhabitants, who dared not lie down for the re- SCOLDS IN A m easca.—Judge DUNCAN, of Pennsyl- lead weights of different sizes ;on the second floor, there were three
•1111 sue Atli. neill:
looms: and very little furniture in the house, at least of little value.
.... mainder of the night. 'During the greater part of the vania, has , reversed the sentence of the Court of They then Doblia 1 0 Prance 0
y asked the prisoner if he had any silk? to which he an- ~.._,_.,,
Common ['leas, in the case of 4 The Commonwealth v. 1 0 tlamborgb o te
preceding day, the barometer had been at stormy, yet swered in the affirmative. The officers then .obtained 60 bobbins,
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Nancy James,' which doomed her, as a common scold, most of which were full of silk or had a quantity of silk upon them, , ,—"er_,,nsel ----1 0 0 nall4lll
the weather continued very fine. Some Hashes of light-o 0 Holland t, at-
ning were seen immediately after the shock. to the ducking or cucking stool. The Judge took the with four large knots of black skein silk. The principal part of the ''''''""
Gottenburgh 0 2 Leeward Islands 0 0
bobbins bore the initial, and private marks of different manufac-
, ground that the common law punishment did not apply o IP
, - .................,.. Jamaica 1 0 America
i .turers, and were produced by tho officers.
t Letters from Corfu state, that tile Greek Govern- here, and observed, that in cases of such barbarous
Dlr. 'Nyman (to the prisoner)—Can you satisfactorily account • W.
or NIGH-WATER at LONDON-BEIDGIC TO.MORSO
Tama has received from its secret • agents at Alexandria, retribution, he , was not disposed to attach his chain how you became possessed L.f the silk, or have you any invoices or
L • Morning - • 53 minutes after 1
: . positive information that the Vicero of
y Egypt has re- to the dung-cart of the Common Law.' Tile decision bills of parcels to shew from whom you have purchased it ?
Afternoon • - • 26 MAMMA alter 2
The prisoner said, he purchased it from persons of whom be ________.rro
solver) to,maintaill a strict nentrality, in the event of is just ; but we don't relish the language of the Learned
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•knew nothing. •
. . leis being requited by the Sultan 1.0 uncle/sake a fifth Judge. Ducking women may be ranked among the
Mr. Twyroan—lf the property will bear the expense let it be Immo*: PreseSollusd lawbliged by J. F. Kw.v. at the sews Omer,
I campaign against the Greeks. .barbarities and follies of the olden titre. advertised.—The Magistrates then consulted the Act, when # No. 1, IPetheis-Place.Twnple-,134r.
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