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We learn from Exeter that melancholy
accident happened therc OF this day fort
night. A 10y named John Kennedy, about
twelve or thirteen years old, the son of an
lrish labonrcr who was settled in Exeter.
leit his tathcr's house very early in the morn.
inS, to avoid some punishment that had been
threatened him, and concealed himself in a
tree, at some distance from home. While
there, a ncighbouring lad, who was in pur-
suit OF ducks, passed the spot, and hearing a
rustling among the branches and catching an
imperfect glimpse of the boy, mistook him
Tor an owl and discharged his gun at him.
The Shot entercd his bowels, and wounded
him sosevcrely, that after lingering in great
pain till Wednesday last, he expired.