Deaths
DJIEDJ. At Batavia, on the Ist of June last,,J. E. 'Whiteman, Esq., of the firm of 'I'hompson, Vhitemnan, and Uo., aged 29. On thc 25th ult., at the house of her daughter. MIls Petrie, in Wilmot-strect, Brunswick-square, Mrs. Jackson, widow of the late William Jackson, Esq. On the 21st ult., at Sainte Adresse, in Normandy, aged 70, Robert Charles Dallas, Esq., formerly of the island of JrMaica, and the author of the .Uistorg of the Maroon War, Percoael, A#.. brey, &c. O)n the 20th of July last, at St. Elizabeth's, in the island of Ja- maica, M1rs. Mlaria T. Stewart, wife of the Rev. Thormas Stewart., curate of that parish, and late of St. John's College, Carnbridge. This utifortunate yoasng lady, only in her 21st year, was on the eve of enmbarking to rewm to her native country and friends, when the yellow fever, slpposed tO have been introduced by the troops staton- al in that part of the island for the suppresaioi ofthenegro insurrec_ tion, praved fatal to her after a very short illnese. On the 2d inst., at Bronnpton, nf apoplexy, Edward Davies, Esq., formerly of His ilajestt's First Reiziment L;fe Guards. aeed - iiC