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In Southwest Point, (ren.) VIM. Peters,
Esq ageG So late MAJOR il the army of
the U. S.; He faithfully served his country
IN military capacity during the whole re-
volutionary war and III the provisional ar
my was IN the several battles.ot Harmar,
st. Clair and Wayne, with the Indians.


In Newyork, Rev. Thomas Dumbleton,
native Of Northamptonshire, Eng. aged 42 /:
he was sent out as missionary by the Brit
ish Methodist Conference TO the West-In-
dies, where he laEo ed with success for IL
years; when he retired to Ncwyork, and
died Of dropsy.


Near Guildford, (Con.) Thomas Nelson,
driver Of the Western mail coach The
hook of a whifAetree gave way, when be
sPrang from the box to secure the horses,
but fell, and two Of the wheels passing over
his neck, he was killed ON the spot The
horses ran at full speed until the coach over
turned with the passengers and then stop
ped Fortunately none of the passengers
were materially injured. They order
these matters better IN" England When
horses become unmanageable, spring IS
touched, which Instantly frees them from
Tie carriage.


In Minot, Miss Sampson, daughter OF 1t.
seth Sampson, aged IS


In Falmouth, Mr.. Anthony Morse, aged
54--he had II children, 90 grandchildren
nd 80 great grand children.


In this Town, Miss Lydia M'Lellan, cid
ost daughter OF Mr., John NJ. aged 1t.