Star.
London, England, 1815-10-31 00:00:00

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On the 14th Inst. the Rev. John Campbell, preacher of the roe
pel, in bis father'. house at Lkde Troche* near Dunkeld, aged 4 4.
Suddenly, at North Berwick, on the 18th inst. Mrs. Isabella
Burn, wiM of Lieutenant John Hay, 34th regiment of foot.
Wednesday, herjeant John Guy, of the Royal Marine Bane,
aged 33 years.
At Winchester, John Briton, Est. formerly a Captain in the
Royal Navy:
Sunday se'nnight, aged 34, Mr. Francis Tagg, Permanent per-
jeaut of the Grenadiir Company Central Stafford Local Militia.
At Zurich, Madame Lavater, widow of the celebrated Ole
siogrioniist of that name. e
At Workington, on the 21st inst. Captain Ponsonby, of the
Royal Navy, aged 69.
A few days ago, at Thornton, in Craven, Mrs. Dawson, widow
of Mr. John Dawson, of puppet-chew notoriety. Although pos-
sessed of XI 00 per annum, she lived and died in the caravan in
which Mr. Putsch and his party used to travel.
Wednesday, at Peth, near lamigtown, at a very advanced age,
"Ann Hayton, a pauper, whose death was awfully sudden, she
having walked to Longtown and home again in the morning, in
perfect health, and at two in the afternoon was a Wee s corpse.
Oct. 5, Mr. Francis Yates, of Wolverhampton. aged 94 ; and I
on the 10th, Mrs. Eleanor Yates, his wile, aged 89. This vene-
rable couple had been married 67 years, were both taken ill on
the same day, and died within five days of each otlitr, the latter
on tl.e anniversary of their wedding-day.
Wednesday, a: Brampton, Mr. John Gibson, schoolma-ter,
aged 51. 7he deceased was a striking instance of the mutability
of human affairs: he was, in the earlier part of his life, an emi-
nent merchant of Londtm, and could have commanded thou-
sands, but by the reverses of fortune was reduced to the situation
of a country schoolmaster. He was a man of great abilities, and
, an excellent accountant.
Monday sennight, at his seat, Ardfert Abbey, county of Kerry,
the Earl of Glandore. His Lordship's tides were Earl of Glan-
dure, Viscount Crosbie, and Baron Brandon. He was Ciistos
Rotulorum ,enti a Governor of the calm./ of Kerry, a Privy
Cuuncillot of this kingdom, F.R.S. and S A. and N1.R.1.A. and
one of the twenty-eight Representative Peers in the Imperial
Parliament. His Lordship was in the 63d year of his age, and
succeeded his father, the late William Larl of Windom, in 17S-2.
He married, In 1777, Liana Sackeille, daughter of Lord George
Sackville Germain. and sister to th present Duke. of Dorset,
whom he survived .only fourteen months, by whom she had no
issue. The immediate cause of his Lonship'e decease was an
apoplectic fn.

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