Star.
London, England, 1821-08-24 00:00:00

DIED.

In Henry-street, Dublin, Mrs. Margaret Peacocke, aged':',
relict of the Rev. Robert Peacocke, of Ross House, county of
Tipperary.
August 18,at Camden Town,Ueut. Samuel Smithßamsay,RN.
August 12, at Edinburgh, aged 19, Robert, third son of Wm.
Dumbreek, St. Andrew's-square.
Monday, at. White Itoothing, Essex, aged 38, Jane, wife (idle
Rev. Henry Budd, Rector of the same, and Chaplain of Bride-
well Hospital.
August 15, at George's-place, Leith Walk, aged '25, Me. Me.
George Thompson, bookseller in Edinburgh.
August 12, at Lydd, in Kent, aged 60, Mr. Thos. Goldsmith.
Sunday, Mr. John Baker, Warden at the Royal Powderldills,
Faversham, aged 92 years, 59 of which he had been in the Ord-
mance Service as an honest and deserving man. He has left a
widow in her 116th year.
Sunday, at his mother's, Bromley, Kent, after a long and se-
vere illress, Mr. John Bluche, of the Secretary's Office, Chelsea
College.
Monday, in Hertford-street, Elizabeth, wife of Lord [leaky.
In the wreck of the Earl Moira packet. off Liverpool, the 9di
instant, Priscilla, wife of Mr. William Yates, of Fleet-sued,
formerly of Canterbury-row, Newington, aged 46.
At Northampton, on the 9th ult. after a severe illness of in
months, Henry !Alarm, F.*q. Barrack Master, and late a Car
rain in his Majesty's 56th Regiment of Foot, in which service
he distinguished himself in a remarkable manner, during the
memorable siege of Gibraltar.
March 2, at Kandy, in the Island of Ceylon, Ensign A.
Montgomerie, 45th Regiment:
February 14. at Calcutta, of a bilious fever, Mr. Thom
Campbell, aged 18, son.of Mr. John Campbell, schoolmasterof
Riccarton. _

In New Orleans, after 5. few days illness, Mr. Lancelot Cab
laghan.
August 12, at Falinburgh, aged three years, Robert, the
youngest son of Mr. Alexander Dallas, W. S.
August 18, aged 16 years, Riehard-Hennes, youngest sea of
the Rev. William Hughes, A. M. Rector of Bradenham and
Pitchcot, Bucks.
Lately, William Phillips, Esq. sen. one of the Canners d
the city of Cork.
August 11, at his residence, Blackrock, Cork, Capt. %heft
Farmer, aged 74, late of the 50th Regiment.
August 11, at Bangor, Ireland, George Hannah, El. Mel
56. A fete months ago, on his passage from Belfast to visit
some of his friends in the neighbourhood of Glasgow, year
struck with palsy, by which he lost his speech and the power 01
his right side, which he never recovered.
At Copenhagen, at a very advanced age, Admiral Wiaterftidt,
the senior of the Danish navy.
July 4, at Baltimore, America, Mr. James Neilsen, son 01'
the late Mr. Gilbert Neilson, merchant, Edinburgh.
At Auchtermuchty, tifesbire, on the sth instant, Magdikoo
Gardner, eldest daughter of the late Rev. James Garber,
Newtonards.
Monday, Mr. Bridgeman, tallow-chandler, in Cannnn-stres•
road, St. George's in the East : while serving behind the counters
• he was suddenly taken with a fit, and almost instantly espire•
Aug. 6, at the village of Hopeman, parish of Duffus, Lear
nant John Gordon, late of the 18th Foot, aged 32.
At Ilaybole, on the 14th instant, William Adair Goodie, Esi•
surgeon there.

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