Star.
London, England, 1823-02-24 00:00:00

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Tuesday, at the loyal iNiiiitary College, Sandhurst, most de-
servedly regretted., Mrs. Stone.. wile of .Captuiu:Cliarles Stone,
Paymaster of thar Institution, aged 62,. after a painful and tiro-
tracted illness, which she bore with true
,Christian fortitude and
resignation: .
At Brussels, Mrs. Nixon, wife of Lieutenant-Colonel Robert
Nixon; of the Royal Scoot.
At Paris, Lieut—General Tipping, of the British service. •
At Gibraltar, Major Skyring, of the Royal Artillery.
At Gibraltar, Captain Lloyd, on half-pay of the.lith Dragoons.
At Gibraltar, .lAcut. Watson, nn half-pay of '2 4 h Dragoons.
In August last. Fataign John Taylor, of the 18th 11. N. In-
fantry, son of the late Henry Taylor, Kiq. of the Madras Civil
Service. Ile.was returning to join his liegiment,wheir his boat
was upset in the Iloogley, near Patna, and, from the rapidity
of the current, none were saved.,
Thursday morning, Mrs. Grasswell, wife of Mr. Grasswell,
Secretary to the Society fin- Relief of Debtors, Craven,street.
Friday, al-Torquay, in I)evonshire, at which place for the
last few months, he has been staying for the benefice( his health,
Mr. William Oakley, only son of: William Oakley,. tag. ?dam
of Weymouth. De was an amiable and highly acetatttplislsed
young man, and only 22 years of age,
The Rev. W. Barton, lector of .Winderinere, Westmerland.
Feb. 5,. at Cambuslang, aged 26, the.,liett. Henry Galloway,
A. M. Schoolmaster of that 'Parisk. .. •
At Nacelles, in the State. of New Orleans, In America, the
Rev. William WieL, from the neighbour/to:4 of ;Bainbridge.
. At Bayntonnt Mum near Clootarf, Letitia, wife of the Rev.
John Gaven.

Feb. W, in her lath year, Emma, daughter of the late Capt.
C. Pelly, R.N.
Sunday se:unight, 111p.11itck, wife of the Rev. Jas. Hitch,
Rector of Westerfield, near .Ippwich.
Feb.ls, at Iliddenden, avd.. 43, Mrs. Watts, wife of ,Me
Samuel Watts, sari. After hails' taken her breakfast she com-
plained of pain In her side, and laying-her,lsead down pike table
died instantaneously.
Feb. 16, at Shoulden, next Deal, Captain Kittoe, R.N.
Feb..io, at the .Manse of Drymen, aged pO, airs. Anne Al-.
lan, Widow of the Rev. Duncan allefarlan, late. finagler of
Ur men, Sdrlipeshire.
In Tipperary, aged OS, J. Power, Esq. one of the oldest MA-
gistrateski Ireland.
At, Airsount, county of Waterford, aged
.75, 13...Mulcahy,
Esq. of Cicabella, county of Tipperary, the last of three 'po-
thers consigned to,the tomb within the short,spaoe pf ten mood*.
Tuesday, at Amersbam, aged 24, San* yopegest
of Mr. John Marshall, solicitor. .r.
At the Bristol. Hutlwells, :Mrs. Judith Barry, aged sorosd,
OD the esd, her Odes, Mrs. CatheriPe Bartl.Atgell• eo. Thiry
'were aunts to the late, .and sasstoont,k,to,she present Lord.
1 •
DesereUe. In the year Inciteth of damn soder went the ope-,
anises of couchlog, and.ratalsodsboir.eigha,to the lest.
I Jan, 2.5, at. Did Betrdr.k,Aa,the gagigaig tlitgilosPapiy. a pt-
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trid sore throat, Joseph Hunter, aged 14; an thtrBth instants
John Hunter, brother of the abovt,tif the same complaint, aged
16; two promising young heist—and on the 14th inst. Mr. Wm.
tif
Brava, sfhgralmaster, aged4l, father • la '
Thesdag.selolight, Mr. Jonathan ,Ls'The dd•
ceased ws,s.,a „plan of c_gpsiderab o aye, e thiethe '
owner of a stately map!odrind some e at • er;
e, be resided in a stimirkett in lkiack •la I*.
the midst of wealth he witt ha tl 6 them m 0133ftit tror,
and, with the emeption ofli ail* tea' tette; 'the ft " dad
domastk utensils of this house watt of itse most tidilitOlfdedrip-
. 'On the death of his Wife, some years ago, he had her re-
mains put into a shell, and conveyed away in a cart; in the night
time, to a geld on one .of his farms, wherein she was interred
taw ceresholijr. To mark the place of her interment, he erected
a pyramid of alone seven fret high ; and in a field at some dis-
tance he caused a grave to be dug for himself, which remained
covered till opened to receive the mania, of itetecesttric owner.