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In Boston, Hon. SAMUEL FALEs, OF Taun-
ton. one OF the Members of the Executive Council
of this Commonwealth.


In Boston gaol, William McDonnough, under
sentence Of death He had long fingered under a
dropsy in the chest. His last davs were marked
by contrtion for his sins. aud particularly for the
dreadful crime of which he was convict. His re-
pentance appeared sincere, and frequently he ex-
pressed, in meekness his hope of pardonland saliva
ton through the merits and intercesson of his Re
leemer.


La Cambridge, on the 18th, inst the Hon. Or
YER WENDELL, in the 85th year Of bis age.
In Temple, on the 9Th inst. suddenly, MIR. An
drew MITCHELL aged about 40.--In FarDington
Mrs Kempton, wife of Mr.. John Kempton.


in this town. Mrs. Joanna Clement. aged 62--
Edward son of Capt. Jonathan Waite, aged 9
years and months Mr. John Brown, a man oil
colour, aged about 35.


Yesterday morning of consumption. WILL,AM
the only Son Of Gersham Wlnship, 10 the 20tt
year of his age. This very affective Providence i
mitigated by the great peace Of mind, through /
redeemer, which this amiable youth enjoyed in hi
last hours.


"'1is God acho lifts our comforts hgh,


Orsinks them 10 The grdre


He gices and blessed be his name,


He takes. but achaf he g0re.v
The funeral will be from his Fathers house at th
head ofKing Street. on Wednesday next, at o.
clock in the afternoon.