Star.
London, England, 1820-03-21 00:00:00

DIED.

Sunday, the 19th inst. Mrs. Bird, of Ave-Maria-lane, aged 77.
Saturday, in Cleveland-street, St. Ja:nes's, Major-General
Digby Hamilton, Colonel of the Royal Waggon Train.
March 9, at Torresdale, Major-General Keith Macelister,
of Loup.
Thursday se'nntght, at Sharrow-bead, near Sheffield, in the
fled year of his age, Major-General Patrick Mackenzie, Colonel
of the 5d Royal Veteran Battalion.
March 14, at Newington, in Surer?, in his 74th year, Mr.
Thomas Bateman, one of the principal clerks in the four and
five per cent. Annuity Offices, in the Bank of England.
Sunday, Edward Cooke, Esq. late Under Secretary of State
in his Majesty's Office for Foreign Affairs. This melancholy
event, which was occasioned by an inflammation of the lungs,
took place at his residence in Park-lane. The progress of the
disease was rapid, for but a few days ago he was in better health
than he had been for some time past. A liver complaint, with
which he Sad been long afflicted, obliged him to relinquish the
important post he held in the Foreign Department, and to re-
tire from public life after between thirty and forty years of
most diligent and active employment both here and in the Jlister
Kingdom. His rather was Dean of Ely and Provost of King's
College, Cambridge.
Sunday sennight, at bloulinairn, near Dunkeld, Sir Alma-
der Mackenzie, of Avoch.

March 2, at Sunderland, aged $l, Mrs. Lzlia Sanderson,
relict of the Rev. William Sanderson, M.A. many years pril-
cipal Muter of the endowed School at Morpeth.
Wednesday, at Newbury, Berks, aged 39, the Rev. J. P.
Hewlett, Curate of St. Akistes, Oxford.
Aged nearly 90, the Rev. W. Rates, Rector of Swayfiell and
Creeton, and Vicar of Tallington, Lincolnshire.
At Hanbury, Worcestershire, aged 74, the Rev. 17 Burslem,
many years Rector of that parish.
Aug. 26, on board the William Miles, at sea, aged 16, Mary-
Anne, eldest daughter of Charles Baxley, Esq. of Calcutt-a. Her
remains were conveyed to Madras for interment.
Thursday, in Old-street, Mrs. Ann Dear fell down and died
suddenly in the shop of a greengrocer, in whose house she lodged.
Wednesday, at Henley-on-Thames, Sarah, third daughter of
the late Rev. William BUii, of Caversfield, Bucks.

Sunday se'nnight, at her residence in Bury, at a very ae-
yanced age, Lady Dolben, relict of the late Sir Win, Dolben,
Bart. I.L.D. _

March 8, aged $7, at St. Peter's, Thanet, the Rev. John
Pigott, who had been Vicar of that Pariah forty-five years.
March 1, at Calderbridge, Mr. Joseph Vane, aged St years,
formerly a shoemaker. 11e was the keenest sportsman in-Cuni-
herland, and was complete master of hunting, angling, and shoot-
ing, which he pursued to the last year of his life. For seventy
years past he has waded through rivers at all seasons of the year,
without once taking cold. He retained all his teeth, and could
read without spectacles to the time of his death. In his youth
he was remarkable for strength aid activity, and‘had a mos
retentive memory, and scarcely ever knew what sick ness was I

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