Deaths
DIED. On Wednesday morning, the 17thl inst., at No. 50, South Aud. leY-street, Grosvenor-sqqarc, Mr. John Lightfoot, wine and brandy- nerchant, formerly ot WVhitechapel, in his 63d year, after a severe iilncss, whiich he bore with gre.at resignution. The deep affliction of his relatives and friends is mulch mitigated by the consideratiot that his sufferings were evidently sanctitied to the promotion of his eternal welfare. 0s the 21s; inst., at Charlwood-park, near Crawley, after a shor illness, J. C. Woodbridge, eldest son of J. VWoodbridge. Esq. On the 21st inst.. at his houtc in Nottinghamntplace, 'avid Ni- cols, Esq., in the 7Uth vear of hiis age. On Saturday, the 20th inst., at E.her, in Sarrey, aged 47. Lucy. widowv of the latc ltrV. Wt'izgetr, of Drury-lane.