DIED,
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Suddenly, at Pensacola, on the 18th inst, FLOR EScE, infant daughter of J. Y. Blocker, Esq. oi this city.

 On the 4th instant, at his residence in Grainger county, Tennessee, WILLIAM CLAY, father of the Hon. C. c. Clay, Senator in Congress, from Ala

 The deceased was born in the county of Chester field, the State of Virginia the llth of August, l760. Consequently, when he died, he was within week of completing his Slst year. He entered the Revolutionary army at the age of sixteen, served several tours of duty with the militia of his native State, and aided in the closing of the war of Independence, by his servces at the seige of York town, and the capture of Lord Cornwals.

 After his marriage he settled in the county of Hal flax, Virginia, where he resided several years. He then removed to the Western country and settled in Tennessee, where he spent the last forty-fye years of his life, He has left an aged widow, and numer- descendants and relatives to mourn hs loss He died, as he had lived, an honest man, and patriot