Star.
London, England, 1821-06-06 00:00:00

DIED.

At Calcutta, on the 25th May, 1820, Mr. James Eassondate
of the Hon. Flat India Company's service, son of the hte.Mr.
Robert Easton, Leys of Errol.
Nov. 50, at Bombay, Joseph William Cumine, F.l. of the
Hon. East India Company's Medical Service, second son a
Archibald Cumine, Ess, of Allschry, Abenieen.hire.
Feb. 18, on his pitsage to England, Captain John Wari,-ntsn,
of the 17th Regiment Native Infantry, Madras Establishment.
May sf, aged twenty-five, Montague Hamilton, youngest son
of Colonel Brown, of Amwell Bury, Herts.
May 27, occasioned by swallowing a farthing, the son of Mr.
Ellmore, of Newport.
May 25, suddenly, in a fit of apoplexy, John Campbell, Es/.
of Conduit Vale, Blackheath.

May 16, at Bodnod, Denbighshire, John Forbes, Esq. of Boa-
nod, formerly Captain in the 40th Regiment of Foot.
Friday, at Bath, the Right Hon. John Campbell, Lord Cawdor,
Baron Cawdor, of Castlemartin, Pembrokeshire. His Lordstap
is succeeded in his title and estates by the lion. John Frederizi
Campbell, M.P. for Carmarthen.
Tuesday se'nnight, at his lodgings in Portsmouth, Lord Francis
Thynne, late Midshipman of his Majesty's ship Rochefort, sca
of the Marquis of Bath. His Lord,hip's remains have beta
removed, for interment, to Longleat, Wilts.__ _

Marel;l7, at Wynberg, Cap; of Good Hope, Captain Jell
Graham, of Finny, late of the Care Regiment, Commandant
of Simon's Town.

At Old Orchard, near Rathfarnbam, Wm. Larkin, Esq. for
Emany years employed by the General Post-office, Dublin, as Civil
ngineer.
The 25th ult. at Whickham, in the county of Durham, Char-
lotte Elizabeth, wife of the Hon. and Rev. Edward Grey.
At Itaddery-House, on the 30th April, aged 18, Miss Sophia
Fowler, eldest surviving daughter of James Fowler, Esq. of
Grange and Raddcry.
Monday se'nnight, at Delph, Saddleworth, occasioned by the
overturning of a stage-coach, near Manchester, aged 64, Mr. J.
Scholefield, brewer, of Liverpool.
May 22, at Leith, in the 27th year of his age, while on his
return from the {Hand of St. Vincent, mr. Wm. Scott, jun.
only son of Mr. Win. Scott, merchant, Glasgow.
Last week, at Axon Cottage, near Christchurch, aged 70, the
Lady of Admiral John Osborne. .
Friday, in the prime of life, at Gosport, Mrs. Tracy, wife of
Captain Tracy, late of Warsash.
In Waterford, Captain S. Newport.
Thursday, in the 16th year of her age, Anne, the third lough.
ter of the Rev. M. Vicars, of the city of York.
In Limerick, Lieutenant Strich, half-pay 6th Regiment.
May 24, at Bath, Mrs. Wright, the wife of the Rev. G. Wright,
of Wham House, war Doncaster.
May 25, at Dalmellington, Mr. John Watt, aged 86, and far
upwards of seventy- years a public performer on the sidle.
When his faculty in this way was nor put in requisition, he
would make the fiddle give place to the plough, cart, or any
other instrome t of husbandry; and within these six yean
has been seen .rforming the principal part in a plough-gang, le
which the ages of the performers—the ploughman, the
gardsman, and two horses, amounted to 211 years! His wife
and he liygd together in unison for sixty years.
- at the Manse of Lust, the Rev. Dr. John Stuart,
Minister of that parish, who will be long held in gnireful rc-
membrance by a numerous circle of acquaintances, for his dis-
tinguished attainments in Literature and Science, as well as fur
unfeigned piety, and the most active exertions in promoting the
knowledge of the Sacred Scriptures among his countrymen--
His labours in this good work are well known to the Public,
and particularly to the Church of Scotland, of which, for more
than 46 years, he was an ornament and a conscientious 31iniiter,
and will long remain embalmed in the memories of the virtuous
and the good.
May 14, aged 79, Rebecca Mitchell, pauper, of Ovenden,near
Halifax. After her decease, the Overseers of the Poor, bang ap-
plied to, searched the house, and found 36 earthen vessels, con-
taining either bread or some other kind of victuals, 56 bags of
meal, seven bushels of bones, 50 pounds of rags, also several par-
cels of money concealed among the turf and rubbish under the
bed, amounting in the whole to 21. 35. sd.
May Sl, at Hallam, near Sheffield, aged 95, Mr.W. Woodhouse.
He carried straw to the King's troops on Doncaster Moor, during
the rebellion of 1745. He beheld, as his descendants, i chil-
dren, 75 grand-children, SO great grand-children ; in all, 165.
The united ages of three old persons who attended his funcrd,
amounted to 940. .

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