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STRANGE OCCURRENCE AND AWFULLY SUDDEN
DEATH.- —On Tuesday last, a Major Parry, of the Royal
Marines, ,u-i• ved at Llwynduris, in the county of Cardigan,
the seat of John Griffith, Esq., on a visit to that gent"! •
man. The hour of his arrival in a post-chaise from New-
castle-Eadyn being as late as ten o'clock in the evening,
after partaking of some slight refreshment, he shortly
retire: to rest, and complaining of shortness of breath he
desiret.l the servant to tuck up the bed-curtains and open
the window- in order to have a little air ; the servant re-
monstrated as to lifting up the window, observing that the
night air was very cold, but that the tucking-up of the bed-
curtains would afford him sufficient air. The servant then
retired. At an early hour in the morning the Major
rang his bell, and upon one of the maid servant:,
answering, he asked for a glasi, of water. He
was then sitting on a chair by the bedside with one of
the blankets wrapped about him ; the servant, after
taking up the water was desired to withdraw.
The rootinan some time afo•rwartis went up to
inquire how was ;he knocked at the dnor several
times, and ri-ceivtng no answer, he gently op.inbd
it, when h., fiitind tree Major in ale same vo,iitSon
the sexy:ili: .:ad left him, only that n,,ad war
i-41 the 410, 'end was apparently dead. The
be. rvant then ciantilunicated his fear, imaisaiiately
Irilsrer, who iustaatly left his and, upon
e .log the Gallant Major, observed that he was net
Tin, ee. An inquest was held upon the b.idy, and ;h.,
ye,., het returned was "Natural death." The Major had
seers 't(rd in a belt round his boat' 1051. in TiAnk isr
land L Notes, and 111. !•)04.0 n1011i:y th Lis poet
We Luis '
- ler tand consid,rable property in th,
hood 0' j..lanitiloes, in the county of Montg4
swag 4,‘" o'ls family reside.—Carmarthen s 1

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where.