Star.
London, England, 1821-04-23 00:00:00

DIED.

At Broad Ilinton, Wilts, after two days illness, the It,.
William Andrews, M.A. Chaplain to Lord Blaney, of title
Blaney, formerly of Reading, and some time Assistoot Lectures,
of High Wycombe.
At Aston Sandford, Bucks, the Rev. Thomas Scott, Rector
of that parish, and many years Chaplain to the Lock liosprtaL
At Alarnham-upon-Trent, aged 54, the Rev. John Wake
Cooper, Vicar of that place. The Living is in the gift of Lori
13rownlow.

At Ilaslebury-Bryant, Dorset, the Rev. rrancis Reed, Recta
of that parish.
Suddenly, on Monday, at Collumpton, the Rev.. 7. V. Bra.
ton for many years Vicar of that parish. The deceased was la
good health, at church, on the Sunday, and was found dead is
his bed next morning.
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On the 6th instant, at Donnington, near Newport, Salop,agel
52, the Bev. Thomas Moss Taylor, M. A.
April 12, at Chislehurst, Kent, aged Sti years, Mrs. Towns.
head, sister to the late Lord Viscount Sydney.
April 6, at Edinburgh, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Swinton.
April 17, in Sloane-street, Lieutenant-Colonel Geo. &tidy, 0(
the Hon. Bast India Company's Service,year
.
April his 83d
April 5, at Gallanach, in Argyleshire, John Macdougall, ter
Surgeon in the Hon. East India Company's Service.
Alonday, Margaret, daughter of Captain Thicknesse, R.N.
Monday, in his 60th year, Moreton Wilbouse, Esq. of th.
therton, the late High Sheriff for the county of &area
Friday se'nnight, at his house at Kennington, the Rev. 31071 t
Ikrton, LL.D. aged 77.
Monday last, at the College of Arms, in the Slat year stli
age, George Harrison, Esq. late Clarenceux King of Arms,ml
for nearly forty years Treasurer of that Corporation.
Sunday se'nnight, In Lower Seymour-street, aged nine ymt,
Caroline Jane, only daughter of the late Michael Beach
Beach, Esq. of Banksfee House, Gloucestershire.
At Canton, on the 4th of August last, after a few days' Mem
Robert Taylor, Esq. late of Stradmore House, South Wales.

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At Calcutta, on the 10th of October last, Captain Thema
Dormer, of the lionourabk East India Company's extra skis
Coldstream, of the cholera morbus.
The 12th inst. in Bath, aged 72, Thomas Stanhope Badoxi,
Esq. one of the Alagistrates for the County of Bucks.
A few days ago, at Longfield, at the advanced age of itS.
Isaiah Nevin, Esq. one of the keenest sportsmen and best shots
in Ireland : until within the last two years of his active his, is
spiritedly continued the use of his gun.
Aged 33, R. 11. West Robinstown, Esq. a Magistrate for tie
Counties of Wexford and Kilkenny.
Monday sennight, at Albany Barracks, Isle of Wight, she
an illness of only one week, Lieut. Edward Cheek, 20th Fat
Upwards of ninety Officers attended the funeraL
At Brussels, aged 86 yeas, Randal, thirteenth Lord Dummy,
Second Baron of Ireland, one of the most accomplished mai
bravest men of his day. Fsiward, the present, and 14th Lad
of Dunsany, distinguished himself in the Guards, during mat
of the late arduous contests, and was severely wounded in Eine.
He married Charlotte, sister of Lord Cloncurry, by whom)*
has issue two sons and one daughter.
At Mount Pleasant, county of Dublin, Andrew Blair Cato
-duel, Esq. many years Register to the lion. Judge Moore.
11r. James Moore, at his house in Warren-street, Conasi
' about half-past six ticlock on the evening of the 13th instant.—
' Conversing with the young Ladies, his daughters, just before*.
usual time of sitting down to tea, he walked a few steps from
the parlour towards the hall, where he suddenly fell down. ilk
death was so instantaneous it is supposed to have been camel
by a rupture of the great artery of the heart. '
Sunday selinight, at his house in Berners-street, James liir•
tleman, Esq. in the 54th year of his age: The funeral of bit
distinguished vocal performer took place on Saturday aftersonl,
in the Cloisters of Westminster Abbey : the funeral services's
read by the Rev. the Dean, except that part set to music by Ds
Croft and Purcell, which was sung by Messrs. Karen. 5114
Bellamy, &c. &c. led by Mr. Greatorex : the second parvinis
as usual, performed over the grave, and had a most solos
effect. The body was deposited near the grave of the bts Lk.
Cooke, the instructor of the deceased.

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