Star.
London, England, 1801-10-22 00:00:00

Ilitiides the iihttninations la. ow trutay
fe'nnight, we find from numerous correfpondents
that a fimilar expreilion of joy on the happy and
propitious event of was general throughout
Ireland. Maynooth, the Duke of Lam sr E 110 S
country re fidence appeared moltßrilliasit,the lights
being
give difpofed with great
'toetft : five pitch barrels
were nby his Grace make bonfires, the
blaze of which could be Peen many miles off, which
operated as an example all over the adjacent
country.
The account arrived at Ballinafloe on Wednef.
day mot ning, the day of the bullock fair. It had
the effed of lowerintthe price of fuch horned cat-
tle as were fold, from three pounds to two guineas
each. Sheep, the three preceding days, had rated
uncommonly high—thaw went to three pounds
each and even more.

BIRTHS.
At Elyßunt, near Waterford, the wife of Alexander Mewlt,.
Efq. of a daughter.
On the ath infant, at Nth, t►e lady of J. E. C.anithell,
Efq. of a fon.

MARRIED. •
On `Murray fe'nolght, at Ltverpnal, Mr. T. Orifitit, draper,
ro Mifs D. Medley, foungeft daughter of the tate Rev. S. Med- ,
ley, of that town.
At Edinburgh, nei the 15th int. the Rev. Mk. John Cam p-
bell, Minifter of Kipper., to Mir, Jean Kinnear, daughter of
the late Mr. Thomas itizineir, banker, In Edinburgh.
At Glafgow, on Monday fe'nnight„ Mr. Robert Gunmen
Tnbacconill, to Mifs Grind MWer, eldeft daughter of the Late
Mr. William Miller, rnadtant, in dlafgow.
On Saturday, Mr. John Le Prince, of Ringwood, Hants, to
Mifs Francillon, of Pentonville.
Tudday morning, at Broom Houfe, Shooter h-Ql, the feat
of William Ofbome, Efq. Secretary to Admiral Sir flyde Par-
ker, John Read', Pig. of Stratford-green, Ella, to Mrs.
Roche, only daughter of W. °home, Efq.
In Waterford, Henry M'Dougall, Efq. Counfellor at Law,
to Mit. Allman, el-deft daughter of Thomas Annum Lfq. •
Alfo, in Waterford, Joferh Goff, Efq. of the fociety o
Quakers, to Mitt Penrofc, Weft daughter of the late Win.
Penrofe, of Newtown, Fig.
Monday Lift, byy the Rev. Iliac Jackman, the Rev. Calm
Barry, curate of Waleot, fan of the late Rev. Richard Barry,
redor of Upton Scadamore, In the County of Wilts, to Mifs
Squire, only daughter of W. G. Squire, Erg, of Walcot Parade,
Bath. ,•
Patterfon, of die
Auguft left, at Strabane, irdand, Copt.
Ealt India thir*.oyel Charlotte, to Mill Rebecca Denny. of
Strabane.
On Thurfday lift, Stephen Gee, jun. Erg. to Mitt Moore,
daughter of d.e late Jofeph Moore, Efq. merchant, both of
Halt
At Hall, Mr. John Perth, of Kirbymoortide, 'attorney at
law, to Mifs Hannah Cooke, young& daughter of the late
. Andrew Cooke, Erg. of Hart-hall, near Whitby.
On Thurfd.i lift, at Birmingham, Mr. John Mathew
%itch, &left fon of the Rev. John Gutch, ltegiftrar of
the Univerfity of Oxford. to Mifs Mary Whaley, only daugh-
ter of Mr. Francis Whaley, of the fame place.
Lift week, at Bath, George Potter, Bk. to Mils Gunning,
eldeft daughter of the late John Gunning, Efq.
Latdy, the Rev. J. W. Champncys, of Ogburn St. George,
Wiltlidra, to Mils M. Merriman, of Bath.
On Friejpy, by the Rev. Dr. Bullock, at St. Clement Danes
Church, Trahcis Munnetra Ommanney, Efq. to Mils Gear-
giana Frances Hawks, both of Coell-ftreet.
Parkas Frayne, of the County of Wexford, Efq. to Mlfs
Wellwood, daughter of Mr. John Weliwood, coach-maker,
Stephen-Brett, Dublin. •
At Collictown.ltoch, oonnty of Cork, J. Beefier Canis,
Efq. to Mifs Widenham, only daughter of Charles Widenham,
of Caßle.Widenham, In the faidcuunri, Efq.
At Kilkifben-hoofe, George Waller, of Dublin, Efq. to Mifs
Studdert, daughter of George Sadden, Efq.
On Tuefday the 6th init. at Liverpool, Capt. Michael Hum-
ble, to Mifs Mice Jobnfon, both of that town.