Deaths
IJJLIU. At Brighton, on the 28th ult., where he had recently landed from the ship Maritner, Captain Charles Young, late of the ship Fame, of London, which vessel Was unfortunately destroyed by fire on her passage from Bencoolen to England, having at tte time on board Sir Stamford Ra2ies, his family, and suite, who, together with all the officers and crew, were providentially preserved. It is a soarce of great consolation to his relatives and friends, to have ascertained thlat upon the above melancholy occasion his emertions were reward- ed by the approbation of ail vwo sailed witb and under him. On the 29th ult., at her htuse in the lamspstead road in the 74th year of her age, Elizabeth, w.ife of the late Thomas RIornby, of St. Martin's-lane, deeply and sincwrely regretted by her fminly, and all who knew her. On the 29th ult., Edward John, son of A1r. Bromley, gargeon, of Doeptford. On the 20th ult., Charles George Grinday, Bs5., third son of the late Rev. Dr. Grindlav. azed 31.