Star.
London, England, 1821-10-17 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

Oct. R, at Manchester, the Lady of Dr. Hardie.of a daughter.
At Chichester, the Lady of Capt. Schomberg, It. N. of a son.
Sunday se'nnight, at Stonehouse, the wife of Ur. John Pruee,
master of his I.lLjesty's sloop Sappho, of a son.
Oct. S, at Edinburgh, the Lady of the Ilun. Tr. T. Liddell,
of Ravensworth Castle, Durham, of a son and heir.

Oct. 9, at Edinburgh, the liady of Rear-Admiral Otway,l
Commander-in-Chief, of a daughter.
At the Rectory, Llanfechan, Montgomeryshire, the Lady of
the Rev. T. W. Edwards, of a son and heir.
July 2, the wife of William Mitchel, a poor labourer at Wan,
parish of Cromdale, was delivered of three children at one birth.
The infants being all strong and lively, the good Women in the
neighbourhood, who were able to give suck, with much humanity
relieved each other, in affording them the necessary nourishment
and attention ; when by a voluntary contribution among the
Parishioners, to which Colonel and Mrs. Grant, of Cram, very
liberally subscribed, one of tho infants was given out to nurse,
and the necessary comforts afforded the mother to enable her
to susuin the other two. They are healthy and vigorous, igid
tone of the¢ below the size of ordinary children.

MAPIIIFEI.
Oct. 9, at Xinstnghouse, Archibald Gcst,a,,,e, 1,4. rt.
Glasgdw, to llarbbra Loristun, slaughter of the late Juba La":
Esq. of Knightswood.
d augincr 4 the Lte Lioa..
Wednesday, at Brancepeth, near Ihrharn, Chas. CoAess. r
of Leeds, to Sarah, eldest daughter of the Rev, Wa1,,=',.:1•
field, M.A. Rector of Ilraqcepeth. --••••• Aes.
Oct. 8, at Foul:tab:hal!, nt-ar Aberdeen, Alextrt&Tmw.eki..
AT.I). of Jamaica, to 3.lary. ruly daell•ter of Dr. PntickeZ •
land, Professor of Aberdeen,ilphy in the Uuieer,ity74
i blarithal College of
1 1),:t. 6, it Valleyfield, John •flay, Esq. yerneer ri Sithfi4l
3(110 1:11eal)
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titirees)rony,3l
marine,.
Oct. 13, the Hon. Captain Campl.ol, R. N. li,p. to Due
dauglacr of General Oasanyre, 1"110
Weclno .-ay, at Woolwich, !Ir. Joserh THtos,„ „iri,a,
al
apothecary, of Carey-street, to 11l s Ann .I'..tttton,Wnt,i,,.*
Oct. 9, at Pretaer, nest Wingham, Lieu:eta-1 B.tritt7,llLX
to Frances Eii7...hetil, niece of Wm. lizrrit.m. Faq. or th, 1,
0..,
Oct. 8, at I.:(..I1 w .wala Toilw
o, Mr. Jaulk 1 M..rtio,vai,.
1 l)urnfries, to hal:ell, eldeit (I...tighter of NIL Jobe )!mar.•••

Di Ell ••••••••
On the 27th of May last, on board the Moira r
on bis passage to England, for the recover' y of h.:*
Walker Friday, Esq. of the lelalras Artillery, aged
5011 of John Friday, Esq. of liarnspte.
Oct. 15, Mr. Henry Thomson, of Sloane-street. Cht;.4,4
Sept. 25, Lieut. John Jerkins (b), 11. N. pr.:3 .7,2 7,,n5.
At I'alslcy, on the 4th inst. Mr. Alt.:ander 31':;,:eD.,m+4‘
aged 82. Ile had kept a shop in Paisley for upwards of Ilex,
centuty.
Sunday, in Blenheim-street, Band-streto.„ after s. week's 1,
nets, Mr. Thomas Crcen, Surgeon, in his t..sth year.
Oct. 11, of an enlargement of the heart, :red 18, Horatio y 4
son blatcham, second son of George Matchers, Esq.
Morday se'nnighr, at Heole, aged C 2, Sarah. relit' of they
Rev. Peplue Ward, 1).1). Prebendary of Hy Cathe4raL
Oct. 7, suddenly, in her carriage, Mrs. Williams, of Craig pi;
Anglesea, Lady of t/vaer F.sq. for Marto%
' In Joly last, in the island of Jamaica, Mr. Robert Cliches,
sro rf the late James Crichton, Esq. formerly Collect.), of
Mejeny's Customs Irvine, aged 21 years.
Monday se'uriggt, Mr. John Jolitfe, of Coale: be was mai
ing on a ladder, in the act of cutting the limbs from a tree to
of them struck the ladder, which gave way, precipitated
the ground, and he vs as killed on the spot.
'Thursday, at the advanced age of 92, Mr. S. Bailey, laud
Hate Common, Isle of Wight, who, from a humble beginriqa
weld to have left property amounting to upwards of 104 W. ils
privations he and his family sullered in order to amass his" de4
beloved treasure," are alma,t incredible. In early life In ea
I bailiff to a Gentleman of the name of Thatcher, in which titet.
Ition he saved some property, and afterwards became a am/
farmer, in which station he continued until his death; but cede
were almost strangers to his farm, as be and his tkildrta ae4
to perform their offices, even in ploughing and other 'oboe=
employment. Scarcely any of the necessaries of life ever weird
admittance tinder his roof; even tea was a luxury en knows._
He was very decrepid fur the let few years, and supp<ked hie.
self by the aid of crutches; he, however, aften made ret,:iest,
Newport and to Lymington (near which LIM r place tc has
small estate) mounted on a donkey. His appraratcc rat attic
.most abject description, and dean linen or moth's he did ea
often trouble himself with ; a soldier's grey great coat vs fr
some time past his outward garment. Ile has kit a wife arl
four children surviving him, to whom, and to the child:addle
latter, he has bequeathed his property._

EAST INDIA BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS
BIRTHS.

CAUT7l.l..—March 12. The Lady of P. Turnbull, Fal. oft
son. Mrs. N. ijaillie, of a son. 14. At Alynpoorce, the Lvii
of Lieut. R. W. Wilson, Adjutant in Mstior J. P. Nnith's Is.
fantry Levy, of a daughter. 1.5. At Chowringhee, the LAO
Lieut.-Colonel Nuthal, of a daughter. 16. At the Preidato,
the Lady of J. N. Macnabb, Esq. of the Bengal Civil N•nix.
of a daughter. 17. At Lucknow, the Lady of
a daughter. 20. At Elysium Row, Chowringhee, the Lad
Lieut. Ramsay, Bth N. I. of a son. 21. blrs..hink, ahnitity,
of a daughter, In Calcutta, the Lady of Captsio IV. B. S. lota,
Aide-de-Camp to Major-General C. Stuart, of a son. 21. At
Scrampore, the Lady of H. J. Feillerup, el a dweller.
25. At the Hon. Joseph Davot's, Chandernazore, the ladyd
E. Coulon, Esq. of a son. At Dum Dom, the Luly eat
.T. Johnstone, of the P.obillah Cavalry, of a dau,ght,r. 49. jhMl
J. Hume, of a daughter. Lately, at Ghazeerre, the Ladd
M. S. Lmarchand, of a daughter.
'.Mantras.—April 11. The Lady of John Dent, Esq. data.
At Denary, the Lady of T. Forster, Esq. Sur eon of H. 11.ie1
Regt. of a daughter. 1.. The Lady of John Arathoon, FAA!
a daughter. _ _

BOMPAT.—March 19. The Lady of Major Monier Mho,
of a son. .701. The Lady of Capt. G. Hutchinson, oradastin
March 2, at Devon Cottage, Bombay, of a son, the Laild
Capt. J. H. Dunsterville, Asststant-Connuissary-GenczaL