Deaths
On Monday,the31stult.,lMr.Tice,ofRingwood, in his80th yeari On the 1st inst., at his residence, in the Crc entfllinories4 Tbos lamnners, Psq., aged 74i - - - At Bath,-on the 31tn ult., aft*e , long and lingering illness, the Lndy-of Sir George Abertrombie 1Zobinson, Bart. On the 30th blt., at lJis.housc, ?cltoway-terracej Islington, AlMatthew Mbggridge, Esq., aged 66; many years a. respectable-inba- biant of Fleet-street, whose loss will be severely felt by hisadiscon. solate widow and famitly;. as an affectionate buasband, fond father, and a sincere friend. At Richmond on WAftesAayevening the 2d inst., Jehn Chris-. tian Hoffmannb ;4dest son of the late Charles; Godfrey Hoffinanin,1 Esq.,ofllahopsgate.sfteet, in the 19th.yearof his agin (7n the 2d inst.? at his house, New Noth-street, Led ion.square, the Revs i:dmund.Garden, in the 93d year of his age. rector of Kington, Wilts, and nearly 0 years Reader to Gray'N-inn. :He bas a man o?the Tnost bestesbient diapesition, andhis long life was pass-_ ed in the practiee of every.Cbristian virtue.