Star.
London, England, 1822-02-25 00:00:00

DIED.

The Rev. William Shore, Vicar of Otterton, Devon.
Sunday se'nnight, in DM)lin, of apoplexy, in the 48th year
of his age, William Lea, Esq. tor 30 years Oak of the Pipe.
Monday, after a short but severe illness, Mrs. Laurence, wife
of the Iti:v. Dr. Laurence, Regius Professor of llebrew, and
Canon of Christ Church.

At Hammersmith, after a very long illness, Mrs. Lee, wife
of the Rev. S. Lee, M.A. Professor of Arabic in the Univer-
sity of Cambridge.
Feb. 5, at Dundee Mrs. Sophia Marshall, relict of the late
Rev. George Lyon, Dundee,
of the Gospel, Strathntiglo.
Thursday se'nnight, at the house of his son-in-law, Ite_ding,
Berks, aged 75, Philip George, F.sq. late Town-clerk of Bath.
Feb. 12, at Moulton, aged 7.1, 'Mr. R. Gunniss, formerly a
farmer and grazier, of Great Hale Fen, at which place he has a
mother and son now living, the former of whom is aged 104.
Jan. 18, at Pisa, aged 20, Robert Baird, second son of Tho-
mas Walker Baird, Esq. Advocate, Edinburgh.
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November 16, in the island of Jamaica, Jan, second son of
the late Rev. John Fraser, lAbberton, Lanarkshire.
Feb. 7, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Sibel Elewetsea, relict of th:. late
Rev. Was. Scott, Minister of the Gospel at Southdean, Rox-
burghshire.
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September 5, at Dutn Dum, near Calcutta, John Forrit
Todd, M.D. Assistant Surgeon in the !lon. Company's corvicN
Wednesday morning, at his house in Vauxhall-place, 'llbunas
Bell, Esq. one of the Senior Clerks to the Board of Commis-
sinners for the Affairs of India.

Sunday sennight, the Rev. Mr. Huhne, Curate of A1111::-
lows (hleo), aged 25. The Rev. Gentleman had been exercis-
ing his sawed functions at the church of Stoke, in the mornirg
service • but in consequence of indisposition, arising from a ft.,
by which he had been attacked early in the mooning, h! was in-
duced by some of his friends to forego the evening bt re:ce, and
return home. He accordingly mounted his horsy with that in-
tention, accompanied by a friend, but bad not prec.wded
when he recollected having left his gaiters at Stoke, and re-
quested hi: friend to return for them :—it was his last requt,t,
for on his friend's return he found this worthy young man 1 yiig
a corpse, In a ditch by the road side. It is conjecture:, that
second fit had come upon him, and, in the absence of his riend,
falling from iris horse he had rolled Into the ditch, where h. un-
timely perished.

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