Deaths
- DIED. At Stonebouse, Dev,n, aged two years and twe months, Emme- line Hayes, youngest child of Richard Creser, Esq., Royal Scots Fusiliers. On the 4th inst., at Clapton, Mrs. IMIorland, relict of Anthony I Morland, Esq., in the 86th year of her age. On the 4th inst., at Bath, Air. '?rn,. Dalmer, maity years in the housc of Messrs. R. and S. Bausfield, of the llorough. On the 29th ult., at Brompton, James Thomas, Esq. On the 3d of ?tovember, 1823, suddenl, Alr. WViliam Spencer, late of No. 3, York-plasc, Kingsland-roia, formerly of Pore-street, I Cripplegate, hair-merebant agad 78. On the 31st ult., of a dacliae, at the house of his brother, Captain Stewart, Royal Artille, roolwich, Mr. George Stewart, Gent., Cadet of the Royal Alilitary Academy at WVoolwich. The deceased was the eighth son of CharlesrStewart, Esq., lateAttorney.Generai, and grandson of the latc Chier justice Stewart, of Prince Edward Isand. He had attained his 21st year, and, liike many of his com- panions, was waiting fbr -a contmissi6n in the -Artillery, having passed his examination:for thatpurposO in August last. On the 2d inst., Peregrine Hogg, Esq.,oof Buckhurst-hill, Epping Forest, aged 78. a On the 13th of October last, at Berham ore, Bengal, Elizabeth, the belved l wife of Vidutenant Aldwell Taylor, of his dlaiesty's 38th Regiment of Foot; and eldest daughter of the Rev. Dr. John Taylor. of Leominster, IHerefordshire. On the 31st ult., aged 21, in consequence of a fall from his horse, Witschcombe-Henrvy, jdaungest son of Henry fi-icks, Esq., of East- ntrcbn. ir the&dourtvdf G16cester.