Deaths
DIED. In Park-street, Windsor, aged 73, Thornas Acnew, gentleman- a man of the strictcst houesty, phi1itntraropy, and general know- ledge, learned in botany and natural historv, in search Of which he WaS abroad screral years; and some of his most beautiful drawings are deposited in the British Aluseum, placed their by Sir Joseph BaAks. EEs loss will long be lamented by all those who knew his - valte: a faithful servant to his King and country. On the lath inct., in his 390t year, Herbert Bury, Esq. At Paris, on the 15th inst., in the 63d year of her age, Charlotte, wife of John Poulett Thomson, Esq., of WVaverley-abbey, Surr. At -salta, on, the 23d of April, in the 62ad year of his age, M1. Edmund Soble. At Elgin, N. B., on the 16th inst., R3obert Hernry, Esq., late of Kingston, .Tamaica. OSn the 20th inst., at his house in Nottingham-place, Lieutenant Gen eral ThoiVas %iarshall, of the East In( ia Company's army, on the Bombay estiblishment, in the 78th year of bis age. At Tottenham, oin the 20th inst., MaEtry, the wife of M[r. George Palmer, of the Stock Exchamge, in the 43d year of her age.