Star.
London, England, 1820-07-08 00:00:00

DIED.

On the 19th ult. at Poole, in Dorsetshire, of a sudden an.'
violent attack of the gout in his stomach, sincerely regretted by
his family and friends, William Prendergast, Esq. forme ply of
Alicant, merchant. A man of greater integrity and piety never
lived, and his children will hereafter feel a justified pride in the
perfect uprightness of their father.
On the '7th January last, at Fort William, Cakutta, Thomas
Dingwall Fordyce, Lieutenant and Acting Adjutant and Qcarter-
Mast& of the Bengal Artillery. ' •
On the 7th June, at Jersey, Captain John Jackson, late of the
57th Regiment.
On the .27th June, at Holyhead, in his 69th year, Richard
Griffiths, Esq. late Agent fur his Majesty's Post-Office Packets
on the Holyhead and Dublin station.
Sunday, at Fulham, aged two years and four months, the
Hon. Arthur Jones, second son of the late Viscount Ranelagh,
Sundiy, in the Grove, Kentish Town, Mrs. Rubins, wife of
Mr. Robins, sen. Of the Oreit Piazza, Covent-Garden.,
Sunday, in his 90th year, Nlr. Dolland, of St. Paul's Church-
Yard.

• Monday; at- the Minor-House, Paddington, Mn. Elizabeth
Waring, relict of the late Rev. Henry Waring.
Monday la :t at Greenhook, Vice-Admiral Ed-
ward diver &born. • •

Scants Dearms.--Between twelve and one o'clock on Thurs-
day, as Mr. W. Russell, of Cadogan-terrace, Chelsea, was
standing at his dor.", talking to a neighbour, he suddenly said,
''' Gon bless me, what a pain I have in my breast, and it is flying
up to my head;" on which be fell down, and instantly expired.
Saturdatevening last, Dr. John Wishart, of Gray's Inn-lane.
The deceased, who was about 60 years of age, was in company
with a few friends enjoyirg himself at the Crown Tavern; hc
was in remarkable high spirits, and entertaining the company
with different prescriptions for the improvement of wines, when
fell back in his seat, and expired without a groan.
Wednesday se'nnight, during the excessive heat of the middle
of the day, two apparently healthy women, while working in the
Melds at hay-making, at Bidborough, suddenly dropped down
senseless, and expired without a -groan. The opinion of medl.
cal persons, who were called fur was, that their death was
owing to what is called in India a Coup-de-sehil, an effect of rare
occurrence in Europe. The parties -had been drinking strong
beer previous to their deaths, a habit which, in very hot weather,
cannot be too strongly reprobated, as it inflames the blood, and
disqualifies the patient from enduring great heat.. . .
Yesterday morning, J. York, the driver of one aft lloheen
Town stage-coaches, while taking up a fare at the sild of Fleet-
market, dropped down dead.
A few days ago, an Inquest was held en the body of a child
four years old, who had swallowed a quantity of gin. After de-
liberating four hours, the Jury returned a verdict of ', Died in
consequence of excessive drinking." A man who lodged with
the parents of the deceased, had been drinking at the White
Lion, Warwick, the child being sent to fetch him home, he
ordered a glass of gin for It, which the child drank, and being
asked if he should like another? he replied in the affirmative.
Ahother glass was accordingly procured, and drank by the de-
ceased; the Landlord remarking at the same time, that he
thought it would be too much for him. The :Mid walled home,
but Ink few hours after was seised with convulsion', and con-
tinued in that state until four neat moaning, when he expired.
' DISSOLUTIONS OF PA RTNEFLWIPS.
Gray and Willis, King:ten-upon-Thames, milliners. Howard
and Jarvis, Sltadwell high-street, grocers. Brian and Thick,
Maudlin's-rent,, Lower East•Smitb6elds wheelwrights. (Hirer
and Co. Stoney-Stratford, Bvki, bankers. Consitt and Lee,
Hull, merchants. Hatchets and Co. New White Horse Cellar,
hotel-keepers. Pugh and Co. Rood.lane, grocers. Rosser and
Co. Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, attornies. Cockburn and
Clay, Botolph-lane, flour-dealers. J. and 8. Cowne, B:'rbican,
rag-merchants Shade and Barker, High-street, Sisadwell, to-
bacco and snuff-manufacturers. Greases and Ingle, Sheffield,
brass-founders. Peacock and Co. Mickleton, Yorkshire, ma-
nufacturers of tow-yarn. D. and A. Mocatta, see. New Stock
Exchange-buildings. Picks and Grego! y, Shelton, Stafford
shire, brick-makers. Chilton and Shaft°, Fisisburn, Durham,
brandy-merchants. J. and T. Barran, Leicester, hosiers. Mar-
shall and Co. Hayes Wharf, Yooley-street, provision-agents.—
G. and N. Shore, Stoke-sub-Hamdnn, Somerset, millers. Harr
vey and Orueber, gunpowder.tnanufacturers. Scarlett and Ed-
wards, Leadenhall-street, provision-merchants. Moxon and
Co. Londonindots. Milne and Whytock. Troughton and Lea' Saf-
bek-plane, Hackney-road, silk-dyers. Langhorn and Co. Dan-
t:ooch, bankers. W. and J. Prince, Gracechurcia-street slop..
sellers. Anderson and I.innitire, Great Tower-street, boot: and
shoe-makers. G. and J. Rinse', Knightsbridge, tailors. Praxes
and Cbarleton, Alaranhain. Harris and Wyld, Charlotte-street,
Fitzroy-square, hosiers. Edwards sr.! hfilner, Derby, wins
and spirit-deakrs. Letherington and Bowes, Scot's-yard, Era*
lane, brokers. J. Green, jun. and W. Boyle, jun. Dudley,
'Worcestershire, nail-ironmongers. Lee and !intim- Leeds, at.
torales. Dean and Co. Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordsitire, inane.,
facturers of earthenware. J. W. and C. Blake, Clearing-cross,
silversmitha. Smith and Galway, Liverpool, printers. Scott
and Co. Porthleven. Consent - Dnlise and Shefford, Camber..
well, coach-proprietors. Day and Co. Nailsworth, Gloucestei-
shire, clothiers. Welland and Wlburn, Whitechapel High-
street, smiths. Cartwright and Co. Bristol, sugar-refiners.—
Spencer and Mitchell, Birmingham, clock-makers. J. and T.
Hodgson, Wadsworth, 'Sh, etkshire, cotton-manufacturers.• J.
and R. 'olson, Huddersfield, spirit-merchants. Ames and Co.
Bristol, bankers. Montgomery and Leicester LiverpOol„ tint-4
ber-merchants. Elliott and Co. Finsbury-plaCe, wholesale tea-
dealers. D. and E. &plan, Belmont-row, Birmingham, coal,
dealers. W. and G. Trilby, Crawford-street, Montagu-square,
butchers. Charieswonh and Hemmingway,Almoadbury,York-
shire, shear-makers. Mason and Co. Birmingham, factors.—;
Cook and Davies, Aldgate, linen-drapers. Parslow and llA-
lard, Adam's-place I ligh.street; Southwark, .sach-colhetors
Whiston and Wilkinson, Broad-street.haildings, tiserchatio.--.
.1. W. and G. Deane, ilsh-street-hill, hardwaremen. Pool and'
Sutcliffe' Halifax, ne rchants. Macon and Bell, Netherton,
Durham, farmers. Wi:kinson and Bowes, Leeds, woolstaplers.
l'eplis and Ilaliday, 111artdanc, chemists. Hartley and Russ.'
sel, Jerrett's-court, Upper-street, Islington, schae.mistresses.
Salter and Co. Hanstueramith, cheesemoogers. S. and C. Tyter
Well, Somerset, clock and watch-makers. Tayler and Co.
Old Broad-street, gunpowder-manufaCterrers.' Juhn• rated Co.
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Penzance, attornies. and Gould, Bath, milliners.--%
Carvallis and (:n. Tokeelmuse-yard, merchants. Nice and Ray,
Milton and Sittingboine.,, Kent; apothecaries. Allen and (iriiiiihr
Newport, Isle of Wirlikiancy.dress-makers. Lees and Co.
coal-ninets. :horar and Co. London, linen-drapers.,
Thacker and Clarke, DositiithiMetreet,• Biadturtil-ball-Pactsts.

Clay and Co. Old lirt.ad-street,, merchants.~_llarlry and Ashy,
Liverpool, ally—breakers. Uurry and Palmer, Yarmouth, tal-
low-chandlers. Ilimithiuid Co. ilalisanklinen-tnetchants.: 131ovirtl
and Irish, Stanstord-strect,.l3lacktijes,road, aurd,.•onst

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