Deaths
At three o'clock on Friday morning, at hig-eat, Hawkstone, Salop, in the A4th year of his age, Sir John Hill, Bart., the happy, parent of 16 chlildren, the majority of whom survive him, and six ot' whom have attained high rank ant distinction in the service of their country. Sir John Hill represented the borough of Shrewsbury in Parliament 13 years; in the year 1811 he served the office of llayor of Shrcwsbury: and at the peried of his decease he was Colonel Commandant of the North Shropshire Yeomanry Cavalr \ilIe completed his 83d year on the Ist of August last, and he died 'I scarcely one whole day'5 illnes. Sir John Wil is succeeded in the baronetcy and in his extensive estates by his grandson2 Rowland, one of the represetatives in Parliament for the county ot Salop.