Star.
London, England, 1830-04-08 00:00:00

DIAItitIED.

At St. George's, Bloomsbury, Clement, youngest son of Wm.
Wignay, Esq. of Brighton, to Haraitt S,)yllis, daughter of S. N.
Cowley, Esq. of Heathfield, Surrey.—Ni'esintsday, John Kemble
Chapman, to Miss A. Tree.—At Brighton, Frederic Bream Glass.
poole, M. I). of that place. to Maria Georgians', only daughter of
Colonel Macdonald.—At Edinburgh, L. L. Hodge, Esq. of Anti.
gua, to Anne Elizabeth Hart, only daughter of W. Hart, Esq. of
Madrae.—At Bath, R. W. Lang, Esq. of the Madras army, to Ca.
roline Catherine, only daughter of the late M. Egan, Esq.—At
Lyme Regis, S. S. Trevor, Esq. of the Madras artillery, to Frances,
daughter of the Rev. J. Randolph.—At Amport, S. H. Widdring.
ton. Esq. of Hauzley.hall, .Northumberland, Capt. in the 53d re-
giment, to Fanny Caroline, daughter of the late T. Strickland,
Lsq. of Kendal.—At Berwick, the Rev. W. Proctor, M. A. to
Esther, fourth daughter of the late P. Dickson, Esq. of Whitccross.
—At Dublin, Friday, Sir R. G. Bost+ Bart. of Lissadell, Sligo.
to Caroline Susan, second daughter cf 3lr. Sergeant Goold.

DI ED.

At Cheltenham, Charles Cornwallis Chesney. late of the Bengal
artillery.—At Shirehampton, Edward Sheriff, Esq. of apoplexy.—
Saturday, at her house in Rutland-square, Dublin, the Right Hon.
Anne, Countess of Ormoode, relict of John, late Earl ct' Ormonde,
and mother of the late and present .Marquis of Ormonae, and of
Hon. Charles Butler (Clarke.) M. P.—At Weymouth, G An-
drews, Esq. late Master of the Ceretr.onies.—t In bond the Eden,
at Fernando Po, W. Alexander (Marine, second son of Rear Ad-
miral Honyman, having fallen a victim in eleven days after his vo-
lunteering into that ship at the time she had the fever on board.—
Sunday, after an illness of a few days, Clarissa, the eldest daughter
of T. Penfold, Eaq. of Croydon.—At Norton, in the Isle of Wight.
aged 76, William Michell, Esq. formerly in the civil service of the
East India Company, and resident at Nagore.—Sunday night, after
a few days illness, Blargaiet Evc Sophia, oungest daughter of J.
Mitchell, Esq. of Charles-street, Berkeky-square.—At ,Purton, at
the house of his son-ht-law, Samuel AVrightson, Eaq. of Woking,
Surrey, in the Sikh year of his age-31r. Parker, formerly a gra.
der, of Appleby, Leitxstershire, aged 90, leaving a numerous pro.
geny.—At Tullyhubert, Moneyrea, aged 93, Mr. John Maxwell:
comfortable In his circumstances, he was never known to be without
geld in his house, never known to refuse a loan to an honest man,
Ole lose a guinea by his kindness.—Sunday mooting, Mrs. Read.
big, who was so severely burnt and injured in endeavouring to save
ber dine children at the fire last week, at Prospect-place, Oki
Droarpeee, expired from the effects of the shock, and the injuries
she MI eastained, having, only a few hours previous, given birth
a still-born female child. The melancholy fate of her
then was kept quite secret front her, anti she bad no 16,
Arteedead. A few minutes before her death, she expressed
slab to see them, but wis informed they were quite
ceitatry. These were the last words she spoke. Thee
burled in one cofflet in Chelsea church-yard, on Sunday
a large concourse of spectators. Mr. Reading is in a
Ifrom his severe afflictions, impossible to describe.

Louse.: Printed and Published by Joni Mum,
°trios No. 1, Piekett•piaye,Tempie Bar.