... at&6tioniate hulband, in- the tender parent, and the fincele friend, endeared to i0n all who had the pleasure of his acqruainiane ; he died M- beloved, fietned, and lamented. .nd Yeflerday died, Mils Eliza ?? Milford, youngeR daughter of S. F. Milford, ...

... Jofeph Bufleli, clq. of Cumlonnpton, of a daughter. Oil Siuiday limft died, in an advanced age, at hter it ufe ?? Ole guildhill, NIrs. Catheiine: INation, olif this city. , hihs turning died at Tliverton Cattle, Sir Thormas r Carew, hirt. whroff lots as a ...

... Monday laf died, at Chulmleigh, after a Ihort but La, fevere illnefs, Mr. Hugh Pjke, many years maficr of wa the king's arms inn, itm that town i his friends and div the public have loft a truly honefl and upright man. Pris OtO Monday died, Mrs. -yke ...

... late fir Thomas Carew, bart. of I-lac- 13- conshe. ey Died], onl Monday laft, at Comibe, thre feat of R. OP Putt, efq. the infant for of Lloyd Baker; el1. of Stouts hle jjilj, Glocefterihire. ofl Died, aged onjy fift-en, vearq, of a confurmption, '- after ...

... Same day di'-d after a flinrt illngs, Mr. Thomas Peters, of thlis City, mealman. t -On Saturdav la?5 d:e i at Tivcrtori, ?Ir. Jacob Mel- luiib, lorgertt andi :pothrcary, enmirnent In his profef- fiitoi, but more Co in the hearts of his ?? friends saltd ...

... etaitv com- a mntr,!-tc rsy 07t; t'io. a:, I ColIet!- the flips, and 'tottedithe RIr di- So--cr out to fira-wrait. The whet^ flez-'w-re 5 ?? 5 aer: peritous fitlattion, ?? di'n ?? d,.!1 t oter d, irn thirt,- f: n-it ea-f * fer, of thc icalu of T- 5talar ; ...

... that thole who attendted and b wepet round his death bedt, hail been, among many f, otshers, the companiotts of his youth, and the friends r of his whoe: life. In fhort, Mr. Fox was among the diffinguifiaed K charaacers which nature bterns to have prepared ...

... abufe is direacd sgainf* the duke of Bruatwick and the queen of Prufla ,and the fatme charges are repeated againtf this coun, try lich bhave been urged agaiift it for the laft fifteen gears. But thefe are minor confiderations and calarni- ties in the prefent ...

... knuow how to pronounce the name- v e it is that of a friend. She was again desired by the -f Lt chair to answe5 the qiestion, when she said, lie would t ;s lose more than be has' lost already.-A short dis- h W cussion here took place in tlhe House upon her ...

... latest hour. wl A 'ewv days since died, si4ddeily,. at Ilfracolirbe, Mr. t, John Passmore, who was lately appointed searcher of the is Custom1s at that port. if Died, Mjuch and sifneerely lamented by het fnmily, d friends, and acquaintance, Mfrs. Herbert ...

... innkeeper, a tender and affectionate husband, a sincere friend, anti a truly honest man; nni- i versally beloved anri sincerely regretted by his numerups friends and acquaintance. Sunday died, after a long ilhiess, Mr. Thomas Turner, of Gandy's-street ...

... would bestow a gift or ettind a gratitude to othersj lie was so spbaing of comforts to himself.' evemiag before he died,somc busy friend seiit'i ?? physielan to hbin, at w%1ch' thle old mnier 4id'ay Wtahe* any pparent dislike, Aitil' he remfolleeted .thb ...