Deaths
lit u. U On Ilonday, he 26th inst., at his house in Claptcn, Middlesex, John Pearson, Esq., aged 78. On the 22d inst.. at Aylesbury, .lary Bailey, rclict of Jobn Bailey, Esq., wvine-merchant, azed 56. On the 17th inst., at Paris, MTaria, the youngest daughter of the late Genrge Curling, Esq., of Cleveland-row, St. James's. On the 2d of November, 1823, at Hansi, Lieut. Henry Oliphant, 8th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry: he will be long and deeply regretted bv all who knew hiim. On the 7th of November last, at Camp, near Deesa, Ensig' Philip Parkhouse, 2d Rcgiment Bombay Armv, third son of the late John Parkhouse. Esq., fbrmerly of U'estminster. Possessing every virtue, hd. was blessed in the affectionate recollection of his fazsilv and friends; and his loss is irreparable. The Bombay Cotiier of the 22d of November, 1S23, states him to be a young officer of great proirise, sincerely regretted by all his acquaintance, and particularly by the whole of his brother officers, to whom his loss is a subiect of the deepest reerer.