Star.
London, England, 1808-04-04 00:00:00

DILD.

On Saturday, suddenly, Mr. Ledger, of Covent-garden 'Theatre.
llt had attended as usual in the morning at the Treasury of the
Theatre, where he was taken ill ; but, on being brought into the
open air, he felt so much rtenvered, that he went to Mr. Harris's
Banker to lodge the money of the 1 heatre as usual. Mr. Waddy,
who had accompanied Mr. I.e..!vr in a hackney coach to the
Banker's, concei-/ieg hint quire r....11,1eft him there. Mr. Ledger
lia,l concluded bnsi .ess, ar.d had cnly proceeded a few steps
from the door, vshen,tef-;1 down in a fit, and was conveyed home,
where he lingered until nine o'clock on Sator.l-y night, when he
etpircd.
()R Tuesday last, at Richmond, in en: rep, aged 70 years, Sir
3. Pennyman Bart. of Ormsby-hall, in the county of York. •
On Thursday last, at Milton-house, in Norfolk, aged 10, Miss
/WILT, eldest daughter of Sir );.tob Astley, Bart. Standing near a
firs, and in the act of throwing some coals on it, part of her
dress caught fire, and, being cotton, the whole of it was instantly
in flames, and_ almost as instantly consumed—she survived little
sore than twenty-four hours.
On Saturday se'nrdght, at Bath, where he went for the reco-
very of his he.dth, Sir Nigel Gresley, Baronet, of Darlcclow, in
I)erbgshire. He is sUceeeded in his title and estate's by his eldest.
eon, now Sir Roger Omsk), a minor, who is the iasue ef a second!
rcatrlage, by which he has also left anotler son; by the first I.„ady:
Grrsley (sole heiress of his uncle, the late Sir Thointar(:rfaley)
'be his Lit three daughters, the eldest of whom is married to the
Rev. Mr. I.evett, of Litchfield.

Tuesday morning last, at Bush Hill, Edmonton, In the 91st
year of his rge' Robert Kellam, Esq. He was the oldest Mein-
ber of the two Societies o Lincoln's Inn and Staple Inn. •
Same day, in Welbeek-street, aged9n, Mrs. Southby, widow
of William Henry Soothby, Esq.
At South Shields, Mrs 'Dennison, wife of Captain Denison,
athe Sally of London--her foot slipping while File stned•hY the'
lye, she tell into It, and was so much scorched that she died next
*,strums.

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SALES
_II.Y, AUCTION.

EGHAM.'
Valuable FREEHOLD. and COPYHOLD ESTATES,
By Messrs: HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Successors to Mr. SMITH),
-It the catisarine Wheel Inn, Egham, on Wednesday next the Oth
. . . 'of April, at one o'clock, in lots,
• ABOUT 87 Acres of rich FRI.:V.IIOI.D and Coln,.
-L'.11440 ,AND, situate in the Parish of Egharn, contiguous to
Staines, divided into various parcels lathe common field, with rich
meadows adjoining, and-in Rooney Mead, bounded in part by the
turnliik.: road, in the several occupations of the Rev. John Lip-
trott, Messrs. Jones, Mackason, Puckeridge, Simmonds, and
Long hunt, at old low rents, and land tax redeemed.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Henry Simmonds, Egliam ;
of whom particulars may be had ten days previous to the sale ; at
the Bush, Staines; King's Head, Egisam ; Castle, Windsor ; Red
Lion, Hounslow ; at Garraway's; otMr.Godmond, Solicitor, New
Bridge-street ; Messrs. Blaxlapd and Son, No. 12, and of MAAMII3
Hoggart and'Phillips, N 0.62, Broad-street, Royal Exchange.,.