Star.
London, England, 1823-09-10 00:00:00

DIED.
At Blandford, the Rev. Thomas Topping, Vicar of Iwerne,
Ste. Dorset. •
At Wellingborough, in her 90th year, Dowager Lady Ishani.
At Malvern Wells, William, the third son of Sir Charles
Palmer, Bart. of Wanlip
At Batavia, on the 29th day of April last, Mr. Wm. Muir
Wilson, second son of the late John Wilson, Esq. surgeon in ii:l-
marnock.
August 28, in Wczfiftd, Mr. Thomas Brenan, who, in the
course of a long and honourable life, amassed a considerable
property, upwards of £l,OOO of which he left to Cie Nunnery
in that town.
Friday, in the 80th year of his age, the Rev. Richard
Raikes, Canon of St. David's, Prebend of Hereford, and Perpe-
tual Curate of hlaisemore, near Gloucester.
Monday, Mr. Thomas Porter, a respectable Auctioneer and
Appraiser, of Newport. His death was very sudden ; bring
seized in the night with a violent fit of coughing, he ruptured
blood vessel, and before assistance could be procured he expired.
At Batavia, on the 10th of May last, Mt. Thomas Fairley,
late of Glasgow.
August St, at Peebles, North Britain, after a few days ill-
skis, Giles Templeman, Esq. late a Benches of the Hon. Society
of the Inner Temple, aged 69.
Friday, at Ashe, near Overton, the Rev. G. Lefroy, Rector
of Ashe, and one of his Alajesty's Justices of the Peace for
Hampshire.
Saturday, at the Maze, two miles from Bushey, Oaths
Douglas Pierret, Esq. He and his servant had been on a shoot-
ing party between Hemel Hempstead and Cheuies, Herts. The
evening was dark, and when within two miles of Bushey, in the
cross-road, the horse made a start, ran the near wheel up a bank,
and the vehicle went over on the off side. Both were throws
out, and Mr. Pierret lay a considerable distance off. The ser-
vant received no injury, but he found his master bleeding frost
both temples,and he expired before surgical aid could be obtained.
East INDIA BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS
BIRTHS.
At St. Thomas's Mount, Madras, en the 30th of March, the
Lady of Colonel Freese, Acting Commandant of Artillery, of
a son. .
At Balgatim, Madras, on Sunday, April 9, the Lady of Capt.
Fife, of a son. •
At Tranquebar, Madras, on the 24th of March, the Lady of
Captain Sim, of the Engineers, of a son.
MARRIED.
March 51, at the Black Town Chapel, Madras, Mr. Tolwatd
Loyd Laird, to bliss Hannah Maria Childs.
Same day, at the Black Town Chapel, Madras, Mr. Dodd
Perry, Examiner in the Government Office, to Mrs. Mary Bo
phemia brCarty. • 4.
At Bangalore, on the.2oth of March, Captain J. Henry, It
battalion 12th regiment, or Wallajabad L. I. to Miss Trewsum.
At Seringapatam, on the 29th of March, Captain Macleod, cl
the Ist battalion, 18th regiment N; I. to Miss Ann Emma Sada
DIED.
At Bombay, on the 18th of April, Donald, infant son of Cap
tab R. Sutherland, of the Ist battalion, 7th regiment N. I.
The same day, the infant son of the late Captain Johnsen,
aged 12 months.
At Cuddalore. Madras, on the Ist of Ana. William Fan*
&tatthe Madras Civil Service.
March 29, at her garden-house, Royapettab, Madras, 4441
years, Mrs. Tkeckly, the relict of the late Manuck Jacobjan,
a respectable Armenian inhabitant of that place.
At Cldttagoas, Calcutta, on the let of April, whither he bad
proceeded on account of his health* Andrew Reid, Esq. of St,
Andrew's, N.B. and late of the Calcutta commercial biAlr:e
aged 24 yeart.
• In camp* at Doolla, on the 13tk of March, Brevet 4901/6
William Graham. Thuruam, of the 7th Bombay regiment of ID'
(entry, and Brigade-Major to the fomsaum.