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London, England, 1808-08-24 00:00:00

haws *sneer! rand letos Ilkullyoroe, of
"terldon, akar refiners, Augtrst 20, 1208.
:Pomo Guy. Callas, and Edward Walklet, of Lisle-
Foul and Manchester, whOlesale groctirs and importensof Kali
;Ibotter, May 12, 2866.
Christopher Dobson, John Catto, Alex. Fraser, tad Win. Minu-
test, of Monk Wearmouth„ Durham, ]March 31, 1808. •
lobo Croudace, i'homas Croudace, and Thomas Smith, of Pain-.
thaw; Diarb.set, tallow chandlers; August 9,1808.
Samuel Alcock and. 141;tn Taylor, o Skinnerburn. near Newcas-
tle-upon-Tyne; colour'ininufacturers July SO, 1808.
Adam Sibbit and Adam Yelloly, of Al;wick, Northumberland,
eommc., brewers, July 15, 1808.
Janus'Bennet and JuhriAlggitabotbans, of Macclesfield, Cheshire,
silk-throwsttirs lefest 18 1908.

' Old Tisk-one, ,t.eg.

BIRTH.
At the Eartof Tankervirielsi, Privy Gardens, LadyOssulston, of
a daughter.

DIED. ' .•
In London. on the List instant, Sir Walter Ogilvy, of Inverear-
ritv, Bart.
On Saturday the 20th instant, Win. Mercer, of Wandsworth,
Esq. aged 58, much regretted by a numerous family and ac-
quaintance.
On the Bth of April, at Rio de Janeiro, whither he had accom-
panied the Royal Familyand Government of Portugal, his Excel-
lency General John Forbes, of Skellator, in the County of Aber-
deen, in the 76th year of his age. He was the Senior General
Officer In the Portuguese army; Gen. ral and Governor of Rio de
Ta i. iro, a Councillor of War, General of Cavalry, Knight Grand
Croix of the Illustrious Orders of Avis in Portugal, and Carlos
Illd in Spain.
Suddenly, at his house on the West Cliffe, Brighton, after
taking a ride to the Devil's Dyke, about four o'clock on last Wed-
nesday afternoon, Sir George Pauneefort, Bart. of Russell-sqnare,
I.endoni agNIS6 years. 'I he body of the diceased was opened by
Mr: lisrxett, in the presence of Dr. Hunter, when the cause of
his dtscolution became apparent in a ewer which had destroyed
a part of his stomach. The late Lord Gage died of the slow com-
claim. The Baronet's title and estate, we understand, to devolve
to Captain blootn6esld,of the Royal Navy.
a.terdaY last, at his seat at l'ortworth, in Olov.cesteribire,
Francis Re sold) Mireton, Baron l)ucic, Provost Marshal of
Barbeidoes Ills Lordship was in his 69:a year. He was first
married t 'Miss Purvis, daughter of Thomas Purvis, Esq. of
Shepton tseaUet, Somensetshire, by whom.he has left two sons,
Tbomas' who succeti.s him ; and Francis, a Colonel in the army.
His Lords:dp Married, secondly, Mrs. Chil 1, motl•er of the late
.amiable-Countess of Westrtiorl and, who survived her marriage
' but twa years.. The present Lord is married to Lady Francis
Hirhe't, only dinghter of the Earl of Carnarvon.

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In an unguarded hour, and that Debility whicluis caused by youth-
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