In this town, Mr.. HENRY Cross.


n York. Me. Mrs. Hannah, wife of DIR. Wm.
Tvman-Mr. jeremiah Linscott, aged 40, after a
sickness of ten minutes


n Exeter Mrs. Frances Rogers, wife OF Coi.
John Rogers, and daughter oil Nathl 1lman'
Esq. aged "a. c.. ,,..a,o, u
the Boston 4 heatre.


AtAberdeen, (Scotland) on the 18th sept last'
n the 45tA year Of has age, MT. James OsilVie,
the orator: whittier he went to take Tue ulie anu
ossession Of the estate OF Lord tInater, 10 when
lie had recently become the Lawful heir' ne h%u
a;stinguished himself N that as well as 10 thIs
country nv the powers Of his eloquence' ana ~
some OF the European journals ms puoHr Peiioi'
xuances are mentioned with great conlme nuai on


II Inner Canada. James Murdock, KILLED by
his brother, with an axe, wnhe al "o'H 10 ,'-e
woods. The murderer buried the BODY OUT oe
ing missed, il was found by the sasacity p IatN
ful dog belonging to the deceased. .,..


In Middleborough, the venerable JOHN Al
DEN. in his 1O3 year. His great grandfather,
whose name he bore, as did also ms s'ahd lalhei,
and father was one Cf the hrst seltieIs oI Ne"
Fngland-being one Of the number VINO accom-
panied the Rev. Mr.. Robinson from Europe 10
america in 1920 and is said TO nave ueeh 'he
man who first stepped upon the rly"o9'n l'Io ~.
His grand mother was the daugnte oi tue N'''
IDglish male Cnlla norm III A'S"


His descendants are 19 children-o~ 'auu ohii-
dren- l34 great grand children anu seNe'Sl ol
the 5th generation; AZ of this number, We OeiieFe
have deceased, and 172 are now living.


He was the oldest man in the Colony, ana pro-
bably the oldest in the Common wealth. lie had
been professor Of religion, and connected win
a church upwards of 10 years-and was pf"oaOy
the Oldest church member in the United States.


Ia Hartford, (Con.) Major Elisha bsococA'
aged SO. Mai. B. has long been known TO Inc
public as the publisher Of the .4nasrteGn NereSfy'
one Of he Oldest papers in the State. lie estao-
lished the Mercury IN col junction with the late
distinguished citizen Joel Barlow, IN The year
1893 and continued il 70 the present time.


In Greeusburg, (Penn.) Hon. William tindia9'
available hero uf tie Reyolut on, and much cele
brated for his services to ais Country IN the Coun
ellis of Pennsylvanis, and IN Congfess.-ln ia
uajca. in Feb. last, Celia Gillian, aged lO4.


During the last year there died in Europe, the
following distinguished personages The hmG
Of Great Britain, George Ill Ills son, the Dtka
of kert !: and his dsushter-in-law, the DufcheSS
of York: The Duke OF Berri, PresumptIve heir .
the throne Of France; Benz jAmin West, The most
eminent painter Of the age, Henry Grattan, he
Chief ofthe Irish Orators and Patriots or Joseph
Bank. celebrated tor his science and researches;
William Hayley, the excellent and amiao,e PoIr
et. Or. North. the learned and pous Bishop o.
Winchester.