Deaths
DIED. It is our painful duty to record the lamented death of the Hcn. T_ hlarris, second son of Bord ll.rris, who died at M.angalore on the 17th of M ay, after an illness of only two days If from its coru- mencement to its close wve trace the public character of Mfr. ilarris, we shall find it distinguished by every virtue that could dignify and ennoble it Zeal, that never could be wearied in the discharge of the various and often arduoas duties of his station-fidelity, that stoo unmoved against the rudest blast-candour and sincerity, over whicle wor-ldly views had no control, wvhich no private interest could agtate or warp_and unceasing exertions to promote the welfare of every class throughoat his extensive district (where tbe fatherless and the widowv seemed pecrsarly to claim the tenderness of his benevolent heart), were some of the leading features in the public life of that amniable individal. In the more rttired walk of domestic life, bis inestimable worth and endearing qualtes, as a husband, a father, and a friend, will ever be remiembered with deep and faithful rcgret, wvhile at the same time " We sorrow not as others who havc noho." For verily, verily, I say unto you."-Johr v. 24. On Friday, the 5th inst., Rice Fellowve, Esq., atJhis house at On Saturday. the 6th inst., ir London, Catherine PuiscUlla Coolce, second daughter of the late Sir George Cooke, Bart., of Wheatlv, Yorkshire. On the 13th inst., at Hendon, Aliss Rebecca Lockier. On the 12th inst., at his residence in the Hackncyv.oud. after onlv a few days' illness, Mlr. William Conrati Korff, in the 6th year of his age, inIversally respected by his family aad a numerous circle- of friends. On the 13th inst., in the tenth yeaw of hex age, Anne. second daughter of James Western, Esq., of Great Jasnes-street, Bed- ford-row. On the lath isst., at Bath, at an aavanced aee, Sarah, vieow ot Henrv 'Vaymnouth, Esq., formerly of Parker's-well, near ]Exeter.