Deaths
- ^ - DiSt~~t E). On Tharsday last, CIonam (ompson, Esq., late ef Frederick's- Bluee, London..and yonngestiP5f Jarncs Compson Esq. of Clco. iury r, in tb county of g .The atniable tinper; af- fectianate dispostion, and honourable ~prnfifpPC of this oung man, had so cofnide?eiy',endeared. him to his fanily and friendss, that no. thing colld alleviate the grief occasioned hy his preMature departuTe bere, bnt.the hope and.belief of his ow;n translation to kj-eAter bappi- ness. On Sathrday, the 20th inst., at Clopton-house,W arwickshire, hi his 75th year, John Clopton, Esq., the la5t male decend4nt of the ancient iamlises of Clepton and of lngram, of IVolfotd, in that sonnty, - *... On the 2fth inst., AtChristopher C4okson's, Esq., of Nowers. Somnerset Sazah Fisher, wife ofl WiUiam Ancrum, Esq., late of Wcrton-llouse. in the- same connty. . - On WedneUMay, the 24tb. inst., Mrs. Phuebe Robinson, wifc of MIr. Roblhson~ ofLjanhbeth.marsh Academy, and King's-row, .1Val - worth.. . On the2thilnst.wil1.RU55elt-square;Nathaniel Winieri, sq. On the.28th inst-, James Curtie, Esq., a very old, and highly re.. Fpoctabiinhebltent1 of Fleet4treek,.in tbe 73d.year.ofhig age. On thao 28th-ins'. after G .few day3' A illness7 ir. James Vadiea,;ok' Aptirkgtree8-slalpgirons in the. Z0th year of his age, much rIspected rand univdiss1larntnted. .2? -;^,-