Deaths
DIED. On Sunday last, in the (18th year of her agc, at her house at Finclh- lcy, after a long and painflul illness, which shc bore with Christian ibrtimde, i lrs. Rced. the widow of the late Mr. Join Recd, of Gwynn's-buildings, City-road, deeply lamented by her family and fricnds. On the 9th of Decenmber lart, at the residence of J. G. SparTrow, Esq., Bombay, of the jungle fever, John Duncan Saltwell Lieutc- nant of the 2(1 Battalion Ist tirenadier Raegiment of Native Mfantry, youngest soll of Captain George Saltwell. At Great Abslhot-house, Hamupshire, on the 9th inst., John Bla- grove, Bsq.. of' Jamaica, and of Ankerwykc-lhouse, Bucks, aged70. On Saturday last, atDulvich, in the 7th yearof bis age, IVilliam, fourtlh son of James Hailett, Esq., formerly of Bombay. On Saturday, the 10th inst., after a lingering and painthl illness of many years, aged 55, Anne, wife of iUr. B. Rolls, surgeon, Penton- ville, and late of Tring, Herts. On the 10th inst., in the 69th vear of his age, John Farlcy, Esq, of Thornton-heath, Croydon. ()runmlay morning, Rose Dodd, youngest son of the Rev. M. Dodd. ector of Forslham, Essex, ageA 18. On Friday, the 9th inst., Mr. Alexander Cleland, late of Chlarles. street. (!venldich sni,xre.