Star.
London, England, 1820-01-12 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

Monday, at Woo!Mich Common, the Lady of Captain IL W.
Gordon, of a daughter.
At Glynn Park, Carrickfergus, the Lady of Captain Rice,
Antrim Militia, of a daughter.
On Monday se'nnight, of a daughter, the wife of a serjeant
of the 40th regiment of foot, now quartered in the Old Castle,
in Newcastle, ci hich has lately been fitted up as barracks for
the military. This is prokbly the first birth which has taken
place within the Castle for conic centuries.
At the Parsonage of Terryzlass, the 'Lady of the Rev. Mr.
Stoney, of a daughter.
In Armagh, the Lady of Lieut. Palmer, R.N. of a son.
At Elm View, Clontarf, the Lady of the Rev, Thomas
Harpur, of a daughter. . .

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MARRIED.
Jan. 3, at Southampton, ,Henry James Oakes, Esq. of Bury
St, Edmund's, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of the late Rex.
Robert Porteus.

At Kilshannick Church, James L Cutter, Esq. to Helena,
third daughter and co-heiress cf the late James Lombard, Lem-
bardstown, county of Cork, Esq.
Thursday, at Bath, George Bonitos, Esq. of Grittletnn-
House, in the county f Wilts, Captain in the 45d regiment, to •
Anna Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Cruckshsuak, solicitor,
Bath. _ _

A few days ago, at Newcastle, Mr. Silvertop, to Mrs. Pear-
son: this is the third time the Lady has been before the altar in
the character of bride, and therehasbeen something remarkable
in each of her connubial engagements. tier first husband was a
Quaker, her second a Haman Catholic, and her third of the
Established Church. Every husband was twice her own age;
at 16 she married a gen•kman of 32, at 30 sa• took one of 60, ,
and now at 42 she is Ltlited to a gentleman of 84.

DIED.
Monday, at Little Syon, Lady Elizabeth Percy.
Dec. 26, at-Aberdeen, Captain Hay Livingston, late -of the
30th Regiment, aged 45.
Dec. 30, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Linning, widow of the late Rev'.
Thomas Linning, Minister of Lestitihagow.
Lately, at Weymouth, Henry Marder, Esq. aged 82 years,
formerly a Banker in Dorchester.
At New Orleans„of .fever, in his 24th year, Mr. Hanulton .
Vance, merchant.
Nov. 22, at Madeira, Mr. George Bartholomew, Midshipman
on board his Majesty's ship Leven.
Lately, aged 40, Mr. Richard Beeforth, of the White Lion
Tavern, Talbot-court, Gracechnrch-etreet.
•
At BonrateOiciburgh, on the 2d inst. Mr. James Davidson,
late of Hindlee. Few passed this good man's door without a
kind invitation and friendly welcome to his sheltering cot and
friendly board. This benevolept.individual is supposed to have
been in the eye of the author of. Guy Mannering, when he
diew the charatter of Lindy Dinmont.
Lately, at Altirgrade, near Kirkby Stephen, Catharine Hut-
chinson, In the 102 d year of bet age. She retained her facili-
ties to the last.motnents of her life, and could read the smallest
print without the help of glasses.
At Colombo, Ceylon, on the 2;th July last, in the 25th year
of his age, Dr. Robert Thin, Assistant-Surgeon 2d Ceylon Regi-
ment, soli of Mr. John Thip, architect, Edinburgh. The loss
of this very superior young man will be long and deeply de-
plored by his.afflicted relatives and friends. In reporting offi-
cially to the Directer-Ceneral the nwlancholy event, he Superior •
Medical Officer adds—r" No loss that we have experienced has
afflicted me so deeply. The general and prefes.sional acquire-
ments of this young man woulu have rendered him an ornament
to the profession, and to the medical service of the Army."

EAST-INDIA BIRTHS, awn DEATHS.
[SIO]t Tilt 1112141 AL nIifigAILUIVOF JOLT 3,6, 8, AND 91
BIRTHS.
The flGth ult. at Cuttack, the Lady of Lieutenant and Adju-
tant Wallace, of the Cuttaek Legion, of a son._

Wednesday, the Lady of Wm.. i JorWs Esq. Howrah, of a son. -
At Tannah, on the 9th June, the Lady of Andrew Jukes,
Esq.. of a daughter.
June 13, at Madras, Mrs. Aviet Smith, of a daughter.

• DEATHS.
On the 21st ult. near Cummercolly, William Blanchard-, Esq.
•
Indigo-planter.
At Dapooly, on the 29th ult. Lieutenant William M`Donell,
of the Ist Battalion 13th Regiment Native Infantty, deeply re-
gretted by his brother Officers.
On the 27th May, at Hydrabadi Major Charles Hay Eliot,
of his Majesty the Nizam's service.
At Kaira, on the 31st May, after only twelve hours illness, of
the cholera morints, Mrs. Sarah Nicholson, wife of Cornet Ni-
cholson, of his Majesty's 17th Dragoons.
June 11, in the 55th year of his age, Mr. Martyros Sarkies,
at Bombay.
At Nusserabad, on the 21st of June, of a fever, Captain Dtr.t.•
bar, of the Commissariat.

On the 7th instant, in the 66th year of his age, Berjztrin T:!r-
ner, Esq. one of the Attornies of the Supreme Court of Judi.:a-
ture, and the oldest liritis.h resident at Calcutta.
At Trinidad, aged .2.4, Lieutenant Nathaniel Comenagh, P. A-
When preparing to retutu to Europe, he was seized with a vio-
lent fever, and expired 041 the third day .of his ill:less.
June 22, at Calcutta, aged Z 3:, James Robinson, M.D. Soper.:
intendant of the Ystroliein Insane Hon ital at that Presidency. •

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