Star.
London, England, 1822-11-18 00:00:00

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Saturday, in York-itreet,Westmin-ter, to her 7Sth year, Lady
Bloxam, widow of Sir Matthew Bloxam.
At Lincoln, aged 58, the Rev. G. King, Rector of Ashby-
de-la- f.aund. -
The Rev. Charles Onley, aged 89, of Schierl Hall, Passer.
Monday, at Derby, t,f a rapid decline, the Rev. John Lind-
say Young, 'ALA. of Brasennose College, Vicar of Cockerham,
Lancashire.
Oct. 31, at the Manse of Biggar, the Rev. William Watson,
in the 73d year of his age, and 55th of his Ministry.
'Sept. 5, at Kingston, Jamaica, after an illness of five days, of
a malignant fever, the Rev. James Steel, A. M. Minister of the
Presbyterian Church there.
Saturday sennight, at Lincoln, suddenly, the Rev. George
King, aged 58. He was on the preceding evening one of a party
at a friend's house, and went home apparently in good health;
was taken ill with water in the chest, early in the morning, and
on 4 survived about an hour.
Oct. 18, at Filleigh, in Devonshire, aged 75, the Rev. John
Burgess Karslake, Rector of that Parish, and of Cracombe, in
that County. We restate this event, as the life of this Gentle-
man, when an, infant, was saved by his nurse-maid jumping out
of the window with him in her arms, when his father, mother,
and two brothers, were destroyed by fire in their own house, at
South Molton, the 30th of January, 1749.
Saturday se'nnight, aged 21, John Freeman, eldest son of Jo-
seph Blissett, Esq. of Letton, Herefordshire. Ile was a mem-
ber of Wortester College, where he was equally beloved and
respected as in his own family, for the unaffected exercise of
those duties which made him an early example in social and re-
ligious life.
Saturday se'nnight, at Coltishali, aged 77, William Palgrare,
Esq. one of the Aldermen of Yarmouth, who served the office
of Mayor for that Borough in the years 1782 and 1805.
In Lisburn, Henry Kennedy, Esq. attorney, many years Law
Agent ta the late Marquis of Hereford.
Wednesday, without any previous illness, aged 80, at Cam-
bridge, Mrs. Bridget Wardleworth, relict of the Rev. James
Wardleworth, formerly Curate of Tid St. Mary's, Isle of Ely.
Nov. 11, ----- Ayktt, clerk to the East Essex Militia, leav-
ing ten children to deplore his loss.
• Oct. 24, at Farnsfield, Notts, aged 90, Henry Houldsworth,
Esq. father of Thomas Houldsworth, Esq. M.P. for Pontefract.
Thursday, at Wimbleton House, Surrey, the Lady of Sir
William Beaumaurice Rush.
Thursday, in Wimpole-street, Henrietta, daughter of the late
Sir Edward Knatchbull, B.M. of Alersham Hatch, aged to years.
Oct. 31, at Halliwell, near Bolton, aged 108, Mrs. Ann Mac-
donald. In early life she went to America, and was laundress
to Gen. Wolfe, at Quebec, where she was wounded in the head
by a splinter from a shell.!--She regularly walked twice a day to
and from Bolton, a distance of two miles each way, till within
a few months of her death.
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