... DUE MS YOUTH not for friends leaving it far flown not am grieving that is : wind wave of the ocean Shall find me a more fair treacherous be a potion To lull despair welcome friend give As a? here can E’en deprive me thug ts near : At evening comes me ...

... davits, and the deceased, a fine strong active youth, was placed in her to steady her descent, blt on touching the water she was swamped, and the deceased losing his hold was drowned. The rest of the crew were saved by a schooner which put out to their assistance ...

... Society of . Friends. This truly venerable, benevolent, and-amiable lady was in the 86th year of her age, having survived her husband forty-eight years. Upwards of forty carriages were in the procession, wlalch accompanied herireznaine t 9 the Friends' burial-ground ...

... DIED. On Monday last, after a short illness, aged 65, Mr. James Smith, this town, ship-builder. A man w' oko abilities in his profession are universally acknowledge.!, and whose upright character will make his meniury long be revered numerous friends ...

... DIED, Lately, in his 52d year, at his residence, Pick ford-house, Isle of Wight, greatly lamented by his relatives and friends ' Wm. ' Watkin Anwyl, Esq., M.D. of Bala, Merionethshire. Three brothers in this respectable family have thus been consigned ...

... Fortunate Youth, who was designated impostor, but the caution was worded with as much delicacy possible for the feelings his family and friends, by the omission of his family name. This caution produced letter from the Solicitor and confidential friend of the ...

... DIED. IN INDIA—On the 9th May, at Poona, in the 20th year of his age, Lieutenant Geo. Harris Dickenson, of the _Engineer Corps.—On the 14th May, at Wallajabbad, Capt. A. Mime, of the 2d Native Veteran Battalion.—On the 15th May, at Palaveram, Lieutenant ...

... DIED. Lately, at Papcastle, Cumberland, after an illness of only eigh, t , days, up to which time he possessed all the vigo ur o f youth, 92, JOSEPII BIRBECK, Esq. From small beginnings, but by great industry and care, in the trade of h a t- manu f acturer ...

... DIED, The process of fixinc , the head on the body of the pin is usually executed by women and children. Each operator sits .before a small steel stake, haring a cavity, into which one Lalf of the intended head will fit ; immediately above it is a steel ...

... hearty fisherman, died lately after a life also of patriarchal duration On Tuesday, the 15th instant, aged 58, Mr 'Hayes, .Duke -street _ _ _ Same day, aged 58, t Lancaster, Dorothy, wife of Joshua kladwen, Esq, one of the Society or Friends On Thursday, the ...

... Dunlop, Esq., St. John's-place, Leith. These two ladies were, to the inexpressible grief of their parents and friends, cut off in the bloom of youth by consumption. Same day, Mr. Henry Johnson, grandson to the late Mr. John Williams, seedsman, High-street ...

... regretted by a large circle of friends. On the 6th instant, at Bakewell, in the county of Derby, aged 83, JOHN WILLIAMS, Esq., late of the Royal Engineers, Malta, which situation he held for twenty-five years. He was an intimate friend of John Horne Tooke, and ...