Star.
London, England, 1807-10-24 00:00:00

DIED.

On the Seth of September, sttl;sisoufe, at Minton. David Do
nald, Efq aged 63, formerly a Planter of the parifh of Hanover, in
the Ifland of Jamaica.
On the 3d inft. after a fhort Illnefs, at Wrexham, Denbighthire,
Thomas Oliver Vaffal, FSq. &left fursiving fon of the late John
Vaffal,Efq of the Crefcent, Bath, and Chatley iodic, Somerfet-
lire, and brother to the illidtrious hero of that name, who fell in
achieving the glorious conqueft of Monte Vidco,on the 3d of Feb
ruary.
On the sath ;nit at his houfe at Botts-Ails, on the borders of
the New Foreft, Hanapfhire. in the, 94th year of his age, Thomas
Moody, Efq one of the oldcit Lieutenants in the Navy, fuperan-
nuated with the rank of Commander. He reeved as Lieutenant
in the (hip with the late Admiral Sir Char'es Knowles, in all the
aaions in the Weft Indies, in the war which ended r 748, and again
in the fuccerding war, until the Admiral ftruck his flag in 1758 ;
after which time he slid net again go to fea
On the aid ult. at Louth, Lincontl)tire, in the 68th year of her
age, Mrs. Mary James. raid of the late Rev. Peter James, M. A.
of Greenwich, and Redlor of lgtham, in Kent.
At Beltsot. Wm. Maxwell, kfq. Major of the Donegal Regiment
of h iliti. eideft fon of Richard Maxwell, Efq of llirdtown.
At Naffs it, on the Bth July, in the 61ft year of his age. Nathaniel
Hall, EN. Cotkettor of his Majetty's Cullom, at that Maud, Mcm-
ber of the Council, and Prefident of the Agricultural Society.
Monday fettnivlit, after a aim Muds, at his father's hook ill
Bond erect. Mr William Hooper.
At Air fterdam. on the 231 ult. William May, Efq. born at Cha-
tham, in 17a5. Until the Re.volution in 1795. he was a principal
Officer in the Dutch Navy, and Firft Commillioner of the Admi•
ralty, Member of feveral learned Societies, father of William May,
Lfq merchant, Jeffries-Num.
Monday, in Clarence Place, Brad, the Rev. J. Gent. Vicar of
Stoke Neyland, in Suffolk, aged 66 years.
At Berwick, nn the 17th initant, Captain John Macdorell,
many years Commandant ..f the late Invalid Corps of that Garri •
Gm , aged 85 years, 6s. of which were dedicated to his country,
and his honourable and numerous Czars bore ample teftimony to
the fidelity of his ftrvice. He commenced his military career as
as acting Aid de-Camp to the late Lord Loudon, at the memora-
ble liege of Bergen-op-Zoom, in 1747, and bore a Ware in molt
of the celcbrat, d adtions in the American campaigns. He was,
perhaps, the laft furvivor of the heroes who, with the immortal
Wolfe, dyed the Hcights of Abraham with their blood, and was
the (aka. who rticued the vrench Commander in Chief, Mont-
calm, Wan fiat, g under his wounds, from the rage of an enfu•
riated foldiery, routed to :many'', by the death nt their beloved*
General by the papers, &c. which he fortunately fecund in the
Freach General's port folio, he rendered to his country an oblige.
tion of the greatelt national importance. He afterwards coni-
c anded, for fever..l yea's, the troops in the ifland of Newfound-
land. It is tint a (mall tribute to his memory to Rate, that no
cfker of his rank was ever more h ,nour:d with the friendibin of
all claffcs of fock:y, , more tfteemed for the urbanity of his man•
i.trs, or more united:illy beloved or regretted.