Deaths
DIED. On the 24th ult., in his '8th year, Mr. C. Baldwyn, boodsaler, Newgate-ttreet, sincerely lamented by his family and friends. On the 15th inst' Joseph, youngesit son of the L-te Jorept !ioi, Es& of Fulhamr, iddlesex, aged 18. WVednes,day, the 17th inst., at Daleton, Mrlr. D'.lmaine, aged 87. On Wvednesday, the 17th inst., 1r. S. C. W'etiorBilliter-stiret. aged 61. On WVednesday evoning. MiEr. James Gaunt, of Wigmorsterad, Cavengisb-square, in the 60th year of his age. On Wednesday, the 17th inst., at theadyanced 'ag of 80, lH*- beth, the widow of AMr. Clement Brotherton, drtitt, of Chwrlotta- street, much beloved and deeply regretted by a nunerous cirdr c frientds.