Star.
London, England, 1822-07-01 00:00:00

DIED.

At Apsley, Bedfordshire, aged 37, the Rev. G. P. Kerr.
The Rev. Samuel George Noble, Rector of Frowleswortl,,
Leicestershire, aged 55.
June 21, the Rev. Thomas Lloyd, M.A. Curate of Llanno
in the Diocese of St. Abaph. lie was formerly a Scholar t:
Jesus College, Oxford.
June 11, at Worcester, William Johnson, Esq. M.A. rei:qw
of King's College, Cambridge.
June 12, at Wuod•ide, aged 67, Ann, relict of the late Rev.
Jeremiah Smith, of Peasmarsh, Sussex.

Saturday se'nnight, after a lingering illness, aged :9, Sarel,
the wife of Mr. R. Wiseman, .of Thetford.
June 20, W. Argent, Esq. one of the Aldermen of Col.:Et'.
ter, aged 63.
Wednesday, Mr. Gomme, of Gomme's-place, Hammers :1::::
he was drowned while bathing in the Thames.
June 16, at Troy Town, Kent, of a consumption, F. Err!,
printer, aged 21 years, the last of eleven children
flicted parents have lost by that fatal disease.
June 23, at lkckley Grange, near Shiffnal, Salop, :lei :10,
Lieut.. Harry Dale, R.N.
Tuesday, at Yarmouth, suddenly, aged 65, Thomas Girdle_
stone, M.D. whose professional character, during a peri.4 of
mere than 30 years, stood conspicuous fur great talvr.,s ...al un-
wearied attention.

Lieut. Wm. Hopwood, on the half-pay of the Army, 35,
suddenly in the street, a short distance front the Bull's is
&rood, Kent, on Thursday, end was taken to the Work:;:ii.sr.
It appears he had left his house in Eing-street. Troy Town, is
the morning, in apparent health, for the purpose of tak:rg a
walk, and signified his intention of returning to dinner.
June 22, at his lodgings in Newman-street, Captain Charles
Fletcher Champion.
Monday, at her house fn Bolton-row, Emi!y, relict of rlward
Jerningham, Esq.
February 25, at ,Jamaica, after a short illness, in his year,
Mr. A. K. Mackenzie, second son of Mr. Mackenzie, fate of
Southgate, Middlesex.

May 1, aged 25, %V. Moore, Esq. Midshipman, the only stir.
viving child of tl.e late Dr. Edmund tloore. His; death was ca.:-
casioned by a fall while on duty on board his Majesty's s'lip
Salisbury, which almost immediately proved fatal.
June 22, Mr. William Miller, Beadle of the Col ege of ray-
, sicians, Warwick-lane, in his 78th year.
Thursday, at Doncaster, at an advanced age, Mrs. Roe Walton,
relict of the late Rev. Richd. Roe IValton, of Marsden, Lancashire.
Tuesday, Mr. George Hart, Sup:rvisor of Excise, Kincar-
dine. In returning (rum Dunfermline, he fell from his horse, a
short distance front the former place, and was so severely injured
that he survived only about three hours.
At Startforth Hall, Yorkshire, on the 22.1 ult. aged 24,. John,
second son of the late Rev. George Fieldi:.g, Rector of Laugh
ton, Dicks.
At the house of his mother, in Scotch-street, Carlisle, on the
19th ult. Jeremiah, eldest son of the late Mr. Francis Jolae, aged
35 years. lle had long lingered in a gradual decay of nature,
and though his exit was sudden, it was not altogether unexpected.
As a man, he possessed, in an eminent degree, the milder virtues
of the heart—generous without Ostentation, and virtuous without
affectation; those who knew hint beheld many instances of Isis
sympathy for the distressed, and his veneration for the good.
June 12, at his house, in Montague-place, Russell-square,
after only a few hours severe illness, in the 71st year in' his ag-,
James Oldham Oldham, Esq. Mr. Oldham had been an active
Magistrate for % iddlesex for many years, and also had tilled the
office of High Sheriff for Buckinghamshire some years since.—
The occasion of his being so universal:, known was his immense
wealth (about £600,000), and the conspicuous situation which
he filled as executor of the late Countess of Huntingdon, whs
entrusted to his charge the superintendance of all the Chapels
her connection throughout the kingdom, as also of the Cu. ce
at Cheshunt, where the Clergymen who officiate at those Ch.-
pels receive their education., and over which he has most sedu-
lously and actively presided ever since her death.