Deaths
DIJID. On the 17th ult., at Pat, capital of the Basse Pyreiiees ilajo, Stuart AMaxwell, of the Royal Artillery. This gallantofficer died in the prime of lifc, his constitution having been early worrn oat in the service of his country. Bis remains repose not far distant frotn one of the briiiiatnt achievements of the xritish army, at whi_h he had the honout to assist-the battle of Orthes. He served Reveral campaigns in the Peninsular war, commanded a brigade of artilDery at the battle of Vittoria, wras a Companion of the most honourable military order of the Bath, and known to the literary world a3 the autbor of a poem entitled " The Battle of the Bridge." On Saturday morning, the 26th utlt., at Wednesbury, near Bitr miugharn, Mrs. Deborah Williamns, wife of the Rev. T. Williams, and daughter of the late Rev. J. Bowden, of Tooting. She went te bed in her usual health on Friday night, was tal;en iii about tvel-e o'cloc. and at a quarter before two, her happy spirit fled toeter.- nal joys. On \'Vednesday, the 30th uat., at Paddington, WilSlam :l?ice, Esq., aged 41. On the Ist inst., AMr. J lan Ilincksman, of Watling-street, in the 32d Year of bis age. On the Ist inst., in her 19th year, Mlari, foarth daughter of G. A. Nash, Esq., Finsbury-square. Ott the Ist inst., in Baker-street, M4aria Eliza, the infant daugh: ter of Henry Nassau, Bsq., of Oporno.