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BIRTH.

Thursday, January 70, at Densworth House, near Chick*
ter, the Lady of John P. Plumptre, Esq. of a daughter.

DIED.

Monday se'nnight, at Portsmouth, after a lingering Ones',
Mr. Halliday, Clerk in the Military Sto'rekeeper's Department
at that port. •
• Wednesday, at Carlisle, Ann Atkinson, aged R::i!,t re-
turning from visiting a friend, she suddenly dropped dimii :a
liotchergate, and died.
Jan. 1, at Linlithgow, Jessie, only daughter of John Boyd,
Esq. of Woodside, Provost of Linlithgow.
At Exeter, George Daniell, M.D.for a long series of ye.:.,
till interrupted by disease, a very eminent practitioner in that
city, senior physician of the Devon and Exeter Hospital, and
one of the physicians of the Lunatic Asylum.
Wednesday, aged 44 years, Elizabeth, wife of the Mr.
Fowler, Minister of the' Methodist Society' at Newbury.
Tuesday, at Bishop Morley's College,7Winchesteri 11ra Wil-
liamson, relict of the Rev. J. Williamson, late of Bssingsroke.
Lately, in Frances Col. Joseph Lambrecht, of the Pmts.
mouth Division of Royal Marines.
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Saturday se'nnight, i child named Geo. Ogborne, of New.
port, was unfortunately burnt to death, in consequence of its
clothes taking fire.
Last week, on board the ship John, Ensign John Howe, of
the 59th Regiment, aged nearly 21 years.—This Gei.tleman,
being in a decline, was on his passage to Madeira, 'are hope
of recovering his health, hut did not proceed farther than S,it•
head, where he died. His remains were interred at the Garri-
son Chapel, on Friday, with military honours.
At St. Andrew's, New Brunswick, on the 23d of November,
Robert Pagan, Esq. aged 72. Mr. Pagan was a native ..: (ilai-
gow, and remained in America till the peace of 175 z, when Is
removed with other loyalists to this then infant colony, which
he was a principal instrument in establishing, and of which he
was latterly denominated the father. He was a Memb:r o. the
House of Assembly from its first formation, and for the last
twenty-one years he filled the situations of Chief Magistrate of
the County, and Judge of the Common Pleas.

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