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Died.


AT his residence, at Bloomingdate, FRANCIS g. HANNAH
after severe illness, in the sls year of his age


His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
nterment His friends and acquantances respectful
ly invited to attend his funeral at O'Clock to morrow
Carriages will be waiting at Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn
SIDE Q3- New Orleans papers will please copy


On Friday 2d inst at New Rochelle IsAIAH CoUrANT,
aged 80 years and 43 days.


Funeral to take place at the house Of his sonn law
JamesP Huntington, at New Rochelle, to morrow after
noon atll o'clock.


On Friday aai inst infant Of James and Frances
Moorhead.


OBrrUARY.-From the Historical Register, with sincere
regret desire q notice Of the death OF Mr. WILLIAM
OAKLEY BURGESS, the oath of Dec lS44 in the 21h
year Of his age Mr. Burgess the Of the highly
respectable and esteemed surgeon to the parish of ST
Giles in-the- Fields. He was placed pupil with Mr.
Lupton the well known mezzotnto engraver, and re-
NAMED with him till the age of twenty; and by dint OF
great application Mr. Burgess had acquired exquisite
delcacy in his ar in proof of which may instance
both the large and small plates that he engraved from Sir
Thomas Lawrence's portrait Of the Duke of Wellington
The last few months of his life devoted three 9th
er plates after Lawrences portraits Of Sir John Moore
OF the Archbishop OF Canterbury, and the Duchess Of
Northumberland.-.7the London


90 The western papers will please copy the above