Deaths
DIED~. ~ Oil the ~itt4 inst., uive-sally respected and deep)lyaniented, Airs. Jacksw,n. dow of the late Win. Jackson, Esq., Deputy, U-oinis5 Y-atydieral to the Forccs. (1 the 14th inst., at Earl's-terrace, EqonEington, Almr Alargaret Afac Art,ltir, whIMw of he late Colonel MacArthur, in her 74tti yer. On tethe 2ih inst., at Hoxton, Mr. Thovas Wallis, eldeott o thc late Thornws Wallis, Es;q., WValtharmabbey, Essex. On thte 23d inst., Edward Stanley Esq.,agd9,frmnyes f'lis ajestyv's Consul-0enere at nreste. - o in er On Frilalv, tof e 2U 1 st. Bo.t Plymouth, aged 48, Captain Joh2 Week,s, IU.N, leavjnz a %riie amid seven daughiters to hewail his lo&a. Oin the 2tih uint., at Reigate, in her 38th year, lms. Frances Levm- ing, of loinerton, zfter ani illnesa of teo years. Oin Sundaye., the 24th ijim., at the Mfan'or Farm, St. Paul's Cra-y, Ktent, Mr. 'S tephen Brooker, universally rerpected for integrity arid wortht, in the 66th year of his age. On Tuesday, thie 211th inst., Ann, the beloved rife of Mr. Joseph Rideail, of Un;ion-strcet. Borough, agd 26. On the 24thi inst., at htis muse,TNo. 23, Glecester-terrmce, New. road, St. George's East, AMr. Wim. Borrowdale, aged ~5.