Star.
London, England, 1813-04-29 00:00:00

DIED.

'rue day, at Acton Green, Miss Margaret Birnie, daughter of
Ri shard Birnie, Esq. one of he Magistrates of Union Hall.
Gn the 16th instant, at his seat at Turvey House, near Swords,
Irolati, in his 85th year, the Right Hon. Nicholas Barnwell,
Baron 't rintleston. Th:s good and venerable Nobleman was one
of the few remaining of the Catholic Peers of Ireland. His
Lordship's first wife was a daughter of the President of the Par-
liament of Toulouse, by whom he had Issue John Thomas, the
present Lord, who is married to Maria Theresa Kirwan,daughter
of Richard Kirwan, Esq. of Craig, in the county of Galway, and
has issue.—The deceased Lord, in 1797, married, secondly,
Alicia, daughter to IV/Ajar-General Eustace, who surelves its
Lordship.

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May 22, Stephen' Jones, St. Paul's Church-yard-, sitk=matut.e.-
tarer, at eleven. June 5, Charles Toplio, jun. Bloomsbury, ware-
houseman, at ten. May 25, Henry Holbert Israel, Wool-street,
silk-maneaeturer, at eleven May 1, John Portly, I.ndgate-hill,
bookseller, at one. May 25, Joseph Appleyard, Queen Ann-
street West, bookseller, at ten. May 29, Israel Moses, Rood-
lane, insuranee-broka, at 12. June 12, Wm. Bamford, Hounds-

ditch, timber-merchant, at eleven. May 29, Thos. Woodhouse,
Lower Shadwell, butcher, at one. June 12, Joseph Richardson,
Bethnal►green, merchant, at eleven. May 29, Aodrew Geddes
and George Evans, Upper East Smithfield, bottle-merchants at
twelve. May 22, John Somerval, London-wall, merchant, at 10.
May 29, Spencer Compton, Bishopsgate street, mtrchant, at 12.
May 22, John Luxton and John Hillier, Poole, linen-drapers. at
one. May 15, Thomas Ward, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant,
at two. May 2.1, James and Richard Maddock, Roseniary-lane,
timber-merchants, at eleven. May 8, Wm. Paget, Aldenharn
Wood Farm, cider-merchant, at twelve. May 29, James Kirke,
little Tower-hill, wine-merchant, at one. May 1, Nathaniel
Dowson, St. Ann's-lane, warehouseman; at one. June 1, Hattell
Arnold, Cateaton-street, warehouseman, at ten.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
June 3, Hannah Webb, Manchester, victualler, at four, at the
Mosley Arms, Manchester June 3, Wm. Hassall, Manchester,
grocer, at three, at the Mosley Arms, Manchester. May 18, R.
Seabrook, Great Bradley, butcher, at eleven, at the Red Lion,
Newmarket. Mav 18, Richard Griffin, Birmingham, draper, at
eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. May 18, Edward }city.
of Birmingham, brandy-merchant, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel,
Birmingham. May 26, Win. Hammond, Hull, grocer, at eleven,
at the Dog and Duck, Hull. May 27, P. Ayton, Coventry, wine
merchant, at eleven, at the George, Coventry. May 26, Oliver
Hargreave and John Goodwin, Manchester, merchants, at two,
at the Star, Manchester. May 21, John Neale, Liverpool, mer-
chant, at eleven, at the Globe, Liverpool.
CERTIFICATES, Misr 18.

John Hide, Honitnn, wheelwright. Frincit Kinman, New-
street-square, founder. Richard Charles, St. Alban's-street, tat-
tor. Charles Giles, Bristol, carrier. Elizabeth Hodgson, King.
Edward-street, porter-merchant. Curtis Crippen, Limehouse,
hoopbender. Morris Baru, Shadwell, slopseller. Wm. Eiger,
Maidstone, grocer. James Thompson, Hertford, boot and shoe-
maker. William Lacy, King Edward-street, porter-merchant.
Richard Potter Woolwich, baker. Sam. Moses, Watford, watch.
maker. John Raffield,Edward-street,buiLler. John Brown,Nor-
mamstreet, blue maker. James Kay, Warrington, ironmonger.