Deaths
DIRED. In Januaiv last, of a brain fever, on board the Repul;c East In. liamnan, in vdliichl he was a midshiptnan,Edward, eldest son of the Late Edward Stone, E&q., of I oddesdon, Herts. His good con. duct obtained him the approbation and esteem of his Captain and officers. fTomn whomn he a'?va'is experieniced the greatest kindness. On the 7th inst., at Church-terrace, St. Pancras, Mrs. AMargarct t ason, w-idow of Charles laso5n, E&q-. late ot Boreharn Wood, Het ^min her 90thi vear. On e?,e 3dt (15th) ot April, at St. Petembusgh, Dr. Charles Siinp- gon, aged -8- On Alond ,v, tlC 31I inst.. at Bonnington. near Leith, Alarianne, danghter of tfilate John H3ig, Esq. On the 3d instL at his house, in Walnut trce walkl Lambeth, after a protracted ands ,evexe illness, WVilliam Howell, msq., vwater- bailiff of the city of Lonfls0t On the.7th inst., deeply blonetted by her husband, ct'ildren, and friendi, Rnih, the wife of Johb 'cott, Esq., of 8t. Mildred's-court. On Thursday eve-ning, aged 6i, th-S son of llr. James Newton, of Walharn.greets. On the 2d of January Jast, at Madras, it the36th year of his age, John Fraser Lane, Esq., of the Hon. East India Coompaniy's civil service. On Wednesday evening, the oLh inst., much regretted, MIary, the wiij of Mr. Richard Jacques, Tottenham.court.road. aged 33. On Thursday, the 6th inst., at his house in Edward-street, Port- man-soabre. Thomas Cartw.ight. Esq.