Deaths
DIED. On Wednesday the 5th instant, after a very short illness, the widow of the zlate Right Honourable William Windham, at an advanced age. Her memory will for ever live in the recollecdon of those few friends who, admitted to her secluded circle, were capable of truly appreciating her exalted virtues. To the world it is only necessary to announce the death of a woman worthy to be selected the companion of such a man as William Windnam. M ourned as she will be in the hearts of those who loved her, stiU more deeply will her loss be deplored by *.ose wbo existed by her unbounded benevolence. On Sunday, the 2& inst., at his house in Russell-place, Arcbibald Cullen, Esq., of the MSiddle Temple, one of his Blajesty's Counsel, and yonngest son oftihe celebrated Dr. Cullen. On Fridayt tne30th nit., after a long protracted illness, Mlr. John Ten Brocke, late of Old Broad-street. On the 8th ult., Williama Leckie, Esq., on his passage from Suri. nam to London.