Star.
London, England, 1822-04-09 00:00:00

DIED.

At Stanton Park, Herefordshire, on the 29th ult. in the 91 tt
year of his age, James King, Esq. the oldcst .tiagistratv and De-
puty Lieuttnant in that County.
Tuesday, at Richmond, Mrs. Cacti, widow of the lite Mr.
Robert Cock, many years British Vice-Consul on the Wand of
Madeira, where he died in April, 1804.
At Swindon, Wilts, Isaac Law, a labourer. Many years aga
he secreted a guinea of the reign of Queen Anne; one half to Of
given to the singers to sing an anthem at hi: funer.:l, the other
half to the ringers to ring a peal.
April 1, Mrs. Austen, widow of the late Mr. Autten, of RyIN
aged 52. Her death was occasioned by a cancer in the throat.
At Houghton-le-Spring, near Durham, on the22cl ult. (larks
Peter Speirs, fourth son of Archibald Speirs, F.sq. Elderslie.
April 1, at Begbroke Rectory, Northamptonshire, ll,nry
Bagshaw Harrison, Esq. B.A. Student of Christ Church,Olfwd,
and eldest son of the Rev. Dr. Harrison. _

Lately, aged 17, front the effects of a lingering fever, Mary
Ann, eldest daughter of the Rev. G. Naylor, Vicar of Brans-
ford, Suffolk.
March 7, at the manse of Penwick, the Mr. !Wm Boyd.
third son of the Rev. William Boyd, Minister of tll. .t
March 29, at Chatham, aged 75, Mr. Thomas Barton, many
years a Quatterman in his Majesty's Doek-yard there.
March 23, aged 111, Joseph Mills, of Hobart's-green, in the
parish of Tanworth. He was a labouring man, and bad been re-
sident In the parish 80 years, and enjoyed good health till within
a few days of his death.
April 1, suddenly, aged 73, Colonel Patrick Hay, of the Ron.
East India Company's Service, at Ensham Hall, the residence of
his son-in-law, John Rurton, Esq.
April 2, at the Rectory House, St. Andrew's-court, Holborr,
Richard, son of the Rev. Gilbert Beresford.

April 3, at Belmont .House Vauxhall, aged 85, Hannah, re-
lict of the late W. Pollock, isq. many years Chief Clerk in the
Secretary of State's Office.
March 10, at Manse of iluntly, the Rev. George Ross Moore.
In the 69th year of his age, the Rev. George llossley, M. A.
33 years Rector of Clowne, and 41 years Vicar of Chesterfield.
March 27, in the 90th year of his age, the Rev. Anzlissny Bar-
wick, Vicar of Neatehead and Horning, in Suffolk, which livings
were presented him by Bishop Yonge in 1767, the tythes and rent
of whick he never advanced during his parishioners lives.
April 1, at his Lordship's hoarse in Grosvenor-square, Lady
Charlotte Fane, daughter of the Earl of Westmoreland, in the
28th year of ker age.
March 22, at Newtonhill, Mrs. Janet Alice, relict of the Rev.
Andrew Mitchell, Minister of the Gospel. kith, in the SOth
year of her age.
Sept. 22' in camp, near Barode, on the western bank of the
Caly Sind River, on Noon, Lieutenant-Colonel John Lulle.v,
C. L'. late commanding the Necmutch Field Force. This gallant
Officer left the cantonments, with the greater part of his fexe,
on the 18th September; he was then in a bad state of he. 'td,
which was greatly aggravated by the rapidity and length of '7s:
marches which were made by the division at this incl.:m:la sea-
son of the year, tin at length he fell a sacrifice to his zeal and
devotion to that service of which he forintd one of the brightest
and proudest ornaments. his remains were tolloo .1 to ths
grave on the evening of his demise, •by the whole detachment,
with the sincercst sentiments of sorroe• and regret. Ile was
des ended from the Ludlows of Hill I)evetill, Wiusbire, and=
ancestor was in the service of Henry IV.

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