Deaths
DIED. On ihe loth of Dec., 18-23, on board the Pcrcy, Captain Sayers, on her nasaasc to St. Vinecnt's,whither he was proceeding for the benefit of his hecalthi, Mr. Williarn George Rattetibury, &~ed 21, eldest son oF Mr. Wl'illiami Rattenbury, ship-builder, Fore anct Aft Dock, Fast-lane, Berrnondsev, deeply lanmentedI 3y hii afflicted familv, and muchi recrette4 by. all that know him. Religion, piety, anid r-signation to theA ill of God could not be more truly exemplified than irn himn. On Tucsday. the 9th instant, much lamented and respected by hiso numgerous famnily ind friendls. Mr. Thomias Hall, of No. 69, Bihopsgate-4trvet. without, l inendraper. On the 7th of' Mlarchi, Harriet Rebecerz" youngest daughter of Gyeorge .l R,Eq., of Dartmiouth-row, Blacliheatn, aired 19.