Star.
London, England, 1822-05-06 00:00:00

DIED.

Saturday se'nnight, suddenly, at Newbury, aged R 4,!! ^ r!'t
David James, about GO years Pastor of the Cnitariaa Co:.„-t•
gation of that place.
April g 9, the Rev. Wm Calmer', Rector of Farrier,,, is
Cumberland.

Lately, at Apple-by, is the county or Westmorek.,e,!,,
John Waller, 31..4.. Head. Master of the Free Granrnz
of that place, and Rector of Sulharnstrad, Berke. The 7.:•;:neg
is in the gift of- the Provost and Fellows of Queen's Colleie".
April 14, at the Rectory House, Emley, near Wakefield, efed
31, the Rev. George Hewett, 11. A. Curate of Eroly,
W..kefield, and formerly of Cathatille
A few days since, St l)ursley, eged 23, The lea Prue!, E
of University College, Oxford.
Lately, at Stroud, in Kent, aged 69, Mr. John T.P.ndrelre'i,
a superannuated officer of the 11eyal Navy.
Sunday se'nnight, aged E 2, 11,erqtr11, 31.1). cf
April 26, at Sheerness, agel 1;3,
torney at Law.
Nov. 28, at Calcutta, Benj imin Earle Larkins, of the 'Jet.
East India Company's ship Marquis Wellington, and so: cr
George Larkins, confectioaer, of Deal.
April 21, at the Royal Marine Barracks, Chati•nnr, age -+,
Catherine, wife of Dr. Dodson, of the Chatliant Divis:. 7.:
Royal Marines.
April 17, at his residence, Peterstone-coutt, Dee: r•Aire,
Thomas Harcourt Powell, Esq. one of the Benchers ui tL
Inner Temple, aged 69.
November 1, at Valparaiso, Lieut. the Hon. C. Ley7, e;
his Majesty's ship Conway, aged 25.
Tuesday, at her house, in Sunbury, after an illness of several
months, Mrs. Birch, widow of the late Thomas Birch, Esq.
basket in Bond-street, aged 77.
April 29, at Sleighford, near Stratford, Marian, wife a :Le
Rev. T. W. Richards.

April 30, Mary, wife of the Rev. J. It. Senior, of Winter-
bourn, near Bristol.

Lately, aged 92, Ilichard Wiseman, an industrious labourirg
man, of the parish of Icklingham, Suffolk. On the day of bps
funeral, when his friends had assembled to pay their last tribute
to his memory, his widow requested to see his coffin screwd
down, when she fell and instantly expired ! She was in her
year, and had b-en the village schoohnistreas nearly 70 years.
April 22, at Sheerness, Mr. Henry Bailey, at the a:loaned
age al' 96, leaving behind hint a numerous progeny, viz. thr-e
sons and four daughters, 60 grand-children, 88 great grand cLi!-
ilren, in all 150. This venerable patriarcii entered Cie coat.-
bial state three times, and, to use his own words, had three of
the best wives that ever lived; by the first of whom he bad at
children! During his boyhood, Mr. Bailey went to sea in the
King's service, and went to Holland with George 11. in the fie,:r
that conveyed his Majesty; at the age'of 18 he came ashore,
and was apprenticed in Sheerness Dock-yard, to bis hither,
where he remained till he was superannuated: he lived
ably regular.
April 2a, at the resi&nce of T. Y. Greet, Esq. Mayer a
Queenborough, where she was on a visit, and at an aivart,..l
age, Mrs. Martin, relict of the late Rev. David Martin, Csr..!c
of Eastchurch, ieppy, who died a few months since. ?lea
Martin went to bed as well as usual, bet not appearing at b. c...-
fast in the morning, the family became alarmed, and a serv.
Was sent to call her, who could neither open her chamber dear
nor obtain an answer; a ladder was immediately procured,
a person got into the window, who found Mrs. M. lying a cc7it
on the floor, with her head against the door. Mrs. Martin is
supposed to have fallen down in an apoplectic fit whilst bat:gl' g
her gown on a peg in the door, en the preceding evening, wheel
she was going to bed, as she was quite cold when found.