Deaths
-OoSna SU st he'Bt lliifstant,JohnflAri s. fSalc in the county of ]KmL -in the 69th year of sage. Ohn Vcdnes45day.th1 Ot1instant, Mrs Bradsbaw, of Cornbill, in . On *Tueqsday', the'8th~instan,'a FEord;s Gtove,near Winchmore-l ofl,r aageh Thomasin, wife Pof iEdwarduek, Esq., in thc 031 year 0On Fida.v, the 4tli insLant,''t Dotwn-terrace, Ilac7nej, Aliss Yesterday, athii housein &outhAuillev-street. ThonasC'hievalier, Esq., F.R. S., F. S. A., F. L S. anrdF. i. S., surgeon extraor. dinarv to the King, and profess0or of anet6mny ana surgery to the' IRoval College of- Surgeons iri Lopdon. If great profesivrinat ability, long and successFiul practice, accompanied with the nmost hbnourable deportment, during a le"gthened period, en- title to distinguished eniinence, theu ALr. Chvalicr will be allowed to claim an exalted station in the annals ofssurgery and me- licine.- To theexerciscof thi important branches of bis profession he brougnt a mind east in no ordinary mould, cultivated by unceas. ing application, and dis;playing the aiutekt disesZminaton. whith whicn was united a heart exquisitely attane. to yield to suffier humanity the promuptest assistance; while lils Christian principles threw a imioral radiance around his ebtire character, equallv impart- ing dignity and commanding esteem. Amidst tle distressirg sensa. tiOns occasioned to his nnmeroms frien, and especially to his sor. rowing family, by his sudden removal, it must be no inconsiderable alleviation, that an offly son survives who has recently entered on iS professional life, emulating the vrtues of his tenderly revered' but nowv dece.ased parent, and in ubom it is hoped his seriices an&l excellencies wvill he VPr,,.ln,,. nrrf s+