Star.
London, England, 1821-04-24 00:00:00

DIED.

On the 3d instant, at hi; residence Chateau De Lambert, is
Lombardy, Count Laborde De I.ambert. lie Is succeesed
his estates by Josias Lambert, Esq. yo ingest son of the 1*
Rev. J. Lambert: • •

Satutdsy, in Prince's-place, Lambeth, Mrs. Mary .113*
widow of the late Mr. William Robins, of Fiert...trp,r.

Lately, at Hanover, A. Herschel!, Esq. Well known in de
musical world as a profound and elegar t musician.
March 27, found ddwnedi in Dublin harbour, Captain Lye,
of the brig Betty, of Irvine.
Saturday tenttight, at Giatlmsey, Sr Peter De Haviland,
Bailiff of that Island, and President of the States.
Wednesday, at bin house in Windsor Castle, in the 85th year
of his age; Edmund Taylor, Esq. on the ball-pay as Surgeon of the
Forces, one of his Majesty's Poor Knights of Windsor, formerly
Surgeon of the 15th Light Dragoons, and for many years Sue
Surgeon and Superintendent in the Hospitals in the blacd ti
Antigua. He served his late Majesty in various partsof the globe,
with zeal and activity, for forty-one years.
Da'vid Worsley, Esq. aged 50, third son of the Rev. IL Won.
ley, of Dillingham.

Tuesday last, at Wigton, whilst on a visit to the Rev. Mr.
Halifax, of that place, Major Cliffe, of Violet Bank, near Anna,
aged 61. lle was in the act of eating his dinner, when he expired.
Feb. 6, near Falmouth, Jamaica, James Fraser, son of Mr.
s' Fraser, teacher, St. James-quare, Edinburgh, the third son tal
has lost in that island since May last.
Lately, at Buenos Ayres, Archibald Primrose, aged 26; aid
on the 10th of July last, at Cape Henry, St. Hauling°, Georges
aged 24 ; and at the same place on the 28th January, Allan, aged
22, sons of the late Allan Fowlis, wood-merchant, Glasgow.
At his Station, on the South Bank of the Nerbudda, on the
17th of November, Alexander Dick Lindsay, Fag. in the Civil
Service of the I-lon. East India Company, second son of tit
Hon. Robert Lindsay, of Balcarras, in Fifeshire.
April 9, Mr. James Robb, writer, Glasgow.
Tuesday, aged 43, after having suffered the amputation dose
of his legs, Mr. Francis Ilmson, printer, York.
Thursday, at Chelsea, in the 67th year of his age, J. James C.
Miniardiere, Esq. late of the Ordnance Office, Tower.
Friday, at his house, Pentonville, Charles Price, Liq. Resit.
tear of the Legacy Duties, Stamp Office.
Friday se'naritht, Mr. Charles Rrightley, an eminent printer
and publisher, of Buil. ay, in Suffolk : happening to be in Sons.
ford, in the course of a journey on business, lie went from the
Crown inn, to secure a place by the coach for Leicester, from
the George mid Augcl inn. Ile was remarked at the coal
elfice as a fine robu.t-looking man, about 60 years of i"er sod
seemed to be in perfect health. He paid his fare, and Ituipnt
reached the gateway of the Crown inn, when he fell down and
died instantly, without uttering a wort or greats.

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(By the Carcase.)
Beef "s (kl to 44 od Veal .........3s Od to Si a
Mutton 36 od to 3s 841 Pork .........3s 441 to Ss 41
Lamb .ss. 4d. to 71. 4d.
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Straw 11 7s Od to 11 13s Oil Straw 11 St to la 143
Clortr 41 Os ad to 51 Os Od Clover 41 4, to 51 5s a

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