Deaths
DIED. On Wcdnesday last, at the Priory, Stanmore, Lady Jane Gordon, eldest daughter of the Earl of Aberdeen. On Friday, the 16th isat., at his residence, llykes Court, near Bridport, IDorsetsftirc, in the 84th year of his Veg, XVm. Fowler Xsq. Endowed witl talentg of a superior order,'theassiduouslv cul- tivated them when young, and through his long life directed their application no less to the benefit of thc. particular society of which he was an eininentdv distinguisihed and pious mnember, than to the idvantage of his own immediate fanmily: exemplary in tte dis- eharge ofevery dut, punctual in the observance of every engage- micnt, the breath of calunny couldl not approach him ; and he was one of the very lew of whom it can justly be said that he was univer- sallv esteellet. Oti the 13th inst., at Lausanne, Mlrs. Allott, wife of the Very Rev. the Dean of Rapiloe. On the 30th tult., at Paris, .John Davies, Esq., of Leonard-place, Kensington, deeply regretted by a mfumerouts circle of frienes, by wionm his memory will ever be cherisited. On the 22d inat., Mlr. Alexander Gibson, of Austinfriars, Lon- doi, *merchant, aged 47.