Star.
London, England, 1822-04-27 00:00:00

DIED.

On the 4th instant, at Birndagham, on his way to London,
Captain George Blake, of the Royal Navy, deeply regretted by
his aLlcted family and numerous friends.
At Handy, aged 80, Mrs. Mary Starks,widow of the late Rev.
James Mastro, Minister of Cromarty.
April 13, at Ediuburgh, Edward, youngest son of Thomas
Miller, Esq. of Gleniee, Advocate.
Lately, at Versailles, near Paris, Cesar Colclough, of Daffy.
Hail, in the county of Wexford, Esq. late Chief Janice of New-
foundland.
April 14, at the Manse of Drymen, in her SPA
D.D., Anne,
second daughter of the Rev. Duncan Macfarlan, E
Saturday, in Staple Inn, Jeremiah Taylor, Rsq. after suf-
fering severely under a lingering illness, which he bore with
exemplary firmness and patience. He was the son of the late
Mr. Taylor, of Hatton-garden, who for many years was the
most eminent Oculist of his time, and the grandson of the ce-
lebrated Chevalier Taylor, whose superior skill in the profes.
eon was well known to all Europe. Mr. Jeremiah Taylor,
as well as his only surviving brother, John, were Oculists to
his Majesty. and practised in conjunction for many years in
the same pi-ee, but the latter long since resigned the profession
wholly to the former. The Gentleman who has just departed
this life was a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of
London, and M.l). of the Medical College at Basle, in Switzer-
land. lie was able as a Surgeon, and intelligent as a Physi-
cian ; noels it any disparagement of the talents of those Gen-
denten who at present direct their attention to the diseases of
the eye to say, that natural sagacity, early imtruction, attach.
ment to that branch of surgery to Which he particularly de-
voted himself, and long practice, had rendered him the most
skilful and experienced Oculist of his day. Duly estimating
the transitory and precarious tenure of human life, he never
came ostentatiously forward, but contented himself with such
success, arising front private reputation, as enabled hint to blend
amusement and study with the pursuit of a profession which ht
justly considered as important to mankind. He was ever ready
to assist the poor with his professional advice and assistance. hi
his private character he possessed scientific and general know-
ledge, extraordinary powers of conversation, always etilivenet!
by prompt wit and humour, and enriched with a store of auee-
dotes, which he related with admirable effect. The Public, wt
may confidently say, has suffered a great loss in the death of Fl
useful a member of society, and a numerous body of friends wilt
cherish the memory of a pleasant and intaii,eut companies, sue
, truly bvuevolyut and valuably uuu.

ACCIDENT IN RllDGEbliOrr.
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Fames Paances.o&—Tbe unfortnoate Lady dog amt at
the middle of the ruins on Thursday night, was why of a younger
beothesof Mr. Bosnia, the proprietor of the house. She was a
beautiM looking woman, about 21 yeses or age, and was mar
tied at Christmas lest. .
The report from St. Thomas's Hospital, respecting the other
sufferers, is, of a most favorable nature, =rest hopes being Cu.
terudned by their medical tiiinis that they will all survive die
accident. The foliowleg Is a correct dm of the names of the
resins in the }hospitals—Miss Osaarmessast, Miff Ricca;
and Mr. Hamm&
• Mr. and hiss. BOWLES still continue It the Crown Tavern, EA
55* likewise reported to be in an improving state.
• Diming the search for the bodies, the workmen found in the
ndis arany ar3130 in motes and sovereigns, which have been
torefdy reserved for the owners.
At the Inquest heitilast night, the Coroner observed, that the
•steyor for the iMeMot should eismine all houses in a dilapi.
sdd stare.—Tbe *ay were misled that it was the removal at
. Se dipoles in the perry wall the *tensioned the accident, and a
c 7
...at 44 Dealt, occasioned by the want of ‘11:
reansden lathe ' big of tbe party wall;' was returned.—
A Sae at/ thank then resod to the Beadle of the Ward in,
his enerelees in oessevkig the rubbish, ettricating the suffiren,
and afterwards attending it/ their comforts.

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Pork ... Od to 46 01
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&raw 11 7s Od to 11 17. od
Clover 3UO. Od to 41 4s Oct

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Town Tallow 43s 04.1
Yellow Russia 43%
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Soap ditto :.....40s Od
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