Deaths
On Tuesday, the 30th ult., at the British AMuseam, in his 70th year, the Rtev, Thomas Maurice,. tho.author of Indian Antiquities; Anclent and Alodern History of Hindostan, and other celebrated works. Lately, Mr. Thomas Hovell, nearly 5b years clerk to- Messrs. Crespigny, of Doctors'-Commons. On Wednesday, at iis father's house at Bayswater, aftcr a pro- tracted illness, in the 25th yMar of his ag. Thomas Pittmantlkiris, sJolicitorz third son of Jehn E;lkiis, of New,a-sitreet, salicit-or. On Tnursday morning1 April 1. at his house, in Judd-place Eist, John Freeman, Esq., aged. 78, deeply laniented by his fatnily and At-SLNTeot's.Huntingdonsbire on the 28th ult.,.after a verylor illness Elizabeth, youngedt daughter of Air. Gorbam. a tort At amnburgh, on the 19th ult., in the 78th year of her age, Mrs. Thomson, relict of George.-'ihomsona Esq., late of that city. At Paris on the 26th ult., George Heton Lynn, Esq., of South. wick-hall, &orthatmptonshire, aged. 17. i On Wednesday, the 31Ist ult., aged .82, 5lrs. Oliver, of Boostou lane, Brentford, On Sunday morning last, agted 42. the wife of Wm. Collier, Esq., of Harleyford,place, Kennington; inez timie and talents werc so ac- tivedy devoted to relieve thc wants and ai.flbrings of her fellow-. creatures, that she will not only be sincrely regretted by her imn- mediate relatives, but by all wvho surrounded her and shared her friendship. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I n'ie