Star.
London, England, 1819-05-24 00:00:00

DIEM

At Stapleton, Salop, the Rev. Edward Powyss, Rector of
that place.
At his house in Hereford, in the 75th year of his age, the
Bev. Richard Underwood, Rector of St. Nicholas, Vicar of Sc.
Jahn the Baptist, and Comas of the College of Viuis Choral.
. itry. Thomas. Hudson, of :it. John's College, Cambridge, for-
merly Vicar of Dighton, Chaplain to the Prince Regent, and a
Prebendary of Chichester Cathedral.
At Reading, in her 78th year, Mrs. Wainhouse, relict of the
rev. William Waterhouse.
On the 19th instant, in London, the Lady of Lieutenant
Richard liardinge, Royal Horse :Irtiliery.
At Leith, on the Bth instant, in his 86th year, Mr. William
Coke, bookseller, who carried on business within the same pre-
mises, for the long period Of 55 years, and was the (*her of the
bookselling profession in Scotland.
As iLirkruclbright, on the nth Omani, Dr. John Walker, phy-
sician there.

At Dinapere, East Indies, on the lath October last, Captain
Peter young, of the 12th Regiment Bengal Native infantry,
late Major of Brigade to the Forces under Sir D. Ochterlony.
At Calpee, near Cawnpore, on the 17th November last, Lieu-
tenant Hutton Watkins, Ist Regiment Bengal Native infantry ;
and on the 29th April, at Mountsfield Cottage, near Shrewsbury,
Mrs. Elizabeth Watkins, wife of Mr. Higgins, of that place.
On the 12th instant, at Dunstew, (hfordshire, Betty Clerke
Chamberlayne, the only remaining daughter of the late Sir Jas.
Chamberlayne, Bart. of that place. She lived to the advanced
age of 114 years, and was in the enjoyment of her faculties till
within a few hours of her decease. During the last 50 years
she bad seldom left her native village.
May 16, at Canterbury, aged 75, William Crowley, well
known in that cite from Me having been many years employed
as a journeyman baker. Ile had lived with the late Mr. Thorn-
tun, of St. Mildred's, for 25 years, who procuged from the Chief
Magistrate a residence for him in Maynard's littspiraL for his
faithful services during that period. He employed his leisure
lours in gathering herbs for the faculty, distilling plants, and
reading. He bad read the bible through two or duet times ;
and for his own use made a Scriptural Common Place Book,
without ever having seen any book of a similes kind. lie had
arranged the various passages trout Genesis to the Book of Re-
velation, under the following heads " Book of Remarks, Com.
islands, Obedience, Tbreatenings, Judgments, and Exhortations."
He was sober, frugal, and constant in attending Public Worship.
jtor several years he had been employed three days in the week
at eke Kent and Canterbury Hospital, in assisting Mr. Calling,
the house-apothecary. It was in this Institution be was taken
W Friday tennight, Ind died on the Sunday following.

WILTSHIRE AND lIAMP6IIIRF-
CAPITAL MANOR OF WEST DEAN,

Abounding with Game, valuable aid extensive Freehold Estates,
ANCIENT MANSION,
___ .

With (Aces, Gardens, Fiat-pond, Bce. eligible Farms, Woods,
and Lands. nearly
TWO THOUSAND ACRES,
In a Ring Fence, Land Tax redeemed, situate baweew
Slasbnry, Winchester, and Southampton.
By Mr. norls,
At Garrawas's, on TILVIMATI May 27, at Twelve, in one Lot,
A VERY VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE
FREEHOLD ESTATE:

Comprising the valuable
MANOR OF WEST DEAN,
Eztendicg over a very considerable track of wood land and
coppices, besides the Estate, abounding with Circle. and con-
tizuota to several excellent covers, in a fine sporting country.
ThE ANCIENT Mi% NgOS,

With Offices, Gardenr„ Fish Ponds, Sec. formerly the Property
and Residence of bis Grake the Duke of KtyG4l:3X, beautifully
situate at Wen Dear., commanding eltensire and dt lighttul virws
of the New Fozest, Isle Of Wight, and tLe magnificent wooded
Scenery around, terminated by Salisbury Cathedral, and up-
wards of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES

Of Arable, Pasture, Meadow .uitl Wood Land, with a roble
avenue of Ciaks, of fine growth, in hand. Also several very ev-
e:lie:lt FA 101 S, lot to respectable Ti.nants Will and on Lase,
eolua!nine
ONE THOUS.IND two HUNDRED AND THrxry

ACRES,

ADESIRIibLE FREEIIOLb and COPYII OLD
ESTATE, comprising an Eligible VILLA RESI-
DENCE, situate at Mawr Seven Miles from Oxford-street,
on the Uxbridge Road, commanding pleasing and interesting
VitWl, in excellent order, and adapted for the accommodation
of a Genteel Family.' Containing Two Rooms on the tipper
Floor; Four principal Iled-chambers and Closets, Dressing-
room, a large Closet, and an handsome Drawing-room, with
Venetian windows, so the Principal Floor; a Study, Dining-
room handsomely fitted up, Entrance-hall, Breakfast-room open
ing to a Viranda and Lawn, on the Oround Floor----01fices
comprise a good Kitchen, Wash-house, Sciallery, Larder, Store-
room, Wine and Beer Cellars, Yard, Coal-house, &c. A Sta-
ble-yard, with Coach-house and a Three-stall Stable, with Loft
and Man's-room over, Cart and Woad Shed. A delightful
Lawn in front, laid out with gravelled Walks, planted with
Flowers, Shrubs, &c. and enclosed from the Road by a Wall;
a good Kitchen Garden, well stocked, cropped, and planted;
and Meadow Land, is
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