Star.
London, England, 1822-04-01 00:00:00

DIED.

Wednesday, the Rev. Carew Gauntlett, of Win( hester.
March t. at Eckford Mame, the Rev. James Young.
March 8, at Largo Mars:, the Rec. Spence Oliphant.
March 3. at Cacrabratik, Selkirkshire, the Rev. W..lter Grieve,
one of the Ministers of the Reformed Synod.
The Rev. Charles IVakentan, Prebendary of Litchfied and
Col:ratty, and ikctor of Wiektraby, Linco!nshire, ard ti.",.
The Rev. Edward Conyers, Vicar of Ei:pitig, and of Walt-
hamstow, Essex._ _ _ _

Monday, the Rev. Edward. Hunt, M.A. Rector of L'::nefiOct
and S:oke Doyle, Northamptonshire.
A few clays since, the Rev. James Watkins, years Vicar
of Mar:ill:ld, Gloucestershire, and formerly Fellow of New
College. The Living is in the gift of the Warden at:d Pcilaivs
of that Society.
March 14, at Kirkcudbright, Helen Wight, eldest daughter
of the Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Minister of the Gospel at Gls is:nuir.
March 5, after a short illness, the only daughter of the Rev.
Heury Law, Vicar of Standm, Herts.
:ILI-eh 23, at Finching,field Vicarage, aged 24, Ann, tielca
daughter of the Rev,: James Westerman, M.A..
March 17, after sax weeks. soiere illness, at Burwn,l,, i t =•e
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sex, Christian, the wife of thi Rev. Wm. 3lackenzie, A. A.
Recto: and Vicar of that Parish.

March 28; in Uedrgetstreet, Manchester-square, Ilkit.-CA.
Jain( s Fitter, formerly of the filth Regiment. •
Alarch 42, at Ski'tureen, in Ireland, Lieut. Charles Pro:Jar:,
of the Rifle Brigade.
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Sunday s of an inward decay from her hirb, ag•d
eight months, Sarah Thomas, daughttr of Lieut. Whim IL N.
being his fourth infant that has ditd of the same disease w.•.i..n
five years.

March 25, from the effects of a lingering fever, Mary Anne,
eldest daughter of the lies!. G. Saylor, Vicar of i4l
the 17th year of her age.
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At Kirkcudbright, on the 22d-instant, John Thonur,n,
Commissary of the Commitsariot of Kirkcudbright.
Tuesday se'tinight, at North Wartborough, Mn:s D: .r,
aged 100 years.
Friday se'nnight, Capt. Wilson, of the Albion, of I. er.
Going un board his vessel, undergoing repairs in Newburgh b:•.r.
hour, lust his footing and was drOWlled.
In July last, at Maul Gaut, In the F;ast Indies, C..pt.
Henry Talbot, of the 2tl Native Infantry, and Ist Battal'el
Madras Pioneers, eldest sun of Robert Talbot, Eq. of St...:x
Ca..tle, in Kent.
March 10, tuddeoly, at Broadlie, in the patiih of Dalry, 173-
hert Mongomtrie, Esq. of Ilroadlle, aged 92. Ile succecsdcd
his father, John Mongomerie, of Broadtie, on the 28th of Jim-,
1731, ar.d has been proprietor nearly 91 years. lie could real
the smallest print' without.glacse;) and was wearing his third set
of teeth at the time of his death. Ile was one ot ► compury
rats( d by the Lab.: of Blair to oppose Prince Charles Stuar., is
the year 1745.

Tuesday, at an obscure Lodging, near Ctiriitor,strect, in ex-
treme wretehedimsi, and leaving a family in very great divress,
Charles. Ilsley, Esq. formerly of New. Inn, and afielwar,!s of
Gray's v!lcre he had considerable practice as 7 ccave-,-
ancer, a profession which he thoroughly understood. Jr. hi,'
%vas about 53.

In the island of Grenada, Mr. Andrew Il'ebster, aged 44.
Aft or mouths before his death he weighed 486 lbs. lle w..) A
of the and had not been nff it foi the lest two•ity-
lite years of his life.
blareh 1, t.t I.lank•-s:de, Oldham, hinecsliire, :gad 6G. Mr.
Daniel Lees, brothreto Lieut.-Col. Lets, claw Ol.iliant
Militia. His prosperous career in the accumulation of wealth
affords a atrilting instance of the rapid commercial protperity hj
which that part of the country has been enriched within half .s
century. - The stale of his elevation may be traced from the
humble occupation of the loom, to the possession of property
computed at nearly 4100,,000. •
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