Deaths
DIE D. On Sunday, the 21it inst., aged 69, Mr. Bibby, of Gracechurch- On thC 21st inst., Mfrs. Mills, Tyndaalplace, 9 ed 84. On Saturdav, the 20th ust., at Wandsworth, slrs. Lidcoln, of Great Smith-street, Chelsea. On Saturday. the 20th instant, Mrs. Smith, of Bethel-place, Cam- berwell, aed70, On the 13th inst., at Ellaston, Staffordshire, Thomas Hoke,Esq. On the 19th inst., Sarahb the wife of Mr. Griffiths, of Brent- ford Butta. On Sunday evening last, in *rimpole-street, deeply and deserted. Iv lameated, MtIaiia Theresa, wife of Alexander Newell. Esq. On Sunday last, at the house of Dr. Stoddart, in Doctors' Com- mons, Miarv Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late John Swann, Esq., of \tolvercote, in the county of Oxford. On Sundav morning last, at his bouse in Upper Gnwer.street, deeply lamenited by his relations and friends, William Clay, Esq., in the 76th vear of his age. On the 22d inst., at Clapham.common, Battersea, after a te. dious protracted illness, in her 65th year, Hannah, the wife of Slr. Alderman ScholeY. Her amiable endowrmentslad long endearedher to a numerous circle, both in her publie and private rank of life. On the 18th inst., at Oxford aged 19, Mr. John Harvey, of lVadham College second son of tbe late Rev. Richard Harvey, rec. torof Ham, in Rent, and of Upper Swell, in Glocestershire: his I R-th - Are,rinned bv fallinz from a boat on the isis.