Deaths
DIED. At Oswestry, oh Alonday, the 19th inst., in her 88th year, Alie6, relict of John Croxon, Esq.: she passed a well-repulated life in the fear of God, devoted to the happiness and prosperity of her family, aud died with pious resignation. On Alonday last, universally and sinecery lamented, at his seat, North Cove, Suffolk, in the 68th year of hits age John Farr Esq one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace, and a DepFrty-reuts. nant for the eounty. On the 27th inst., aged 62, Anne Louisa Eleanor, the wife of Frederic William Foster, Esq., of Bedford, aud late of Fairfield, in the county of Lancaster. In tle 25th year of his age, on board his AMajesty's shi' Spartiate, at Rio Janetio, on the 23d of April last, Lieutenant John Jervis Sawyer, eldest son of Vice-Admiral Sir R[erben Sawyer, K.C.B. Yesterday, at his house, in Charlotte.street, Bloomsbury, in his 77th year, Robert Collett, Esq., late ef Cheapside. At Brixton, on Tuesday ]a8t, in the 35th year of his age, after a long illness, berne with great fortitude and resignation, Mr. David Smith, late of the firm of T. B. Smith and Sons. On the 28th.of July, highlyrespected1 by those who werehonoured witb his friendship. at the advanced age of 88 William Bond, Esq., late principal clerk to the Commlissioners o? Sewers at Guild. hall, in which ofce he had acted with the stricte3t integrity upwards of 6u years. On bl1onday, the 26th inst., suddenly, James Bell, Esq., of Hatson.gart3en.