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London, England, 1819-07-06 00:00:00

DIED.

Jane 23, at Milton, the Infant son of Sir David Hunter Blair.
April 17, at sea, Andrew Keay, Esq. returning from Domi-
nique to Dalmellington, Ayrshire, his native place.
June 24, at Cheltenham, Lieut.-Genera Charles Reynolds. d
the Hon. East India Company's service, Bombay estildishment.
At Airdrie, on the 23d Jni.e, the Rev.ev. Andrew Buncanson.
Minister of the Associate Congregation those, in the Sstd year
of his age, and 27th of his ministry.
Wednesday, in consequence of a fall from his horse, at Crosby
Lodge, near Carlisle. David Kenoodt, Esq. one of his Majesty's
Justices of the Peace, and.a Deputy Licutenue fer the County
of Cumberland.

(Mills passage from Jamaica to Porto Bello, Capt. Laye,
de-Camp to Sir Gregor Macgregor, and son of Major-Generd
Laye, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
At Shirehampton, aged 84, Mr. Jokn Weeks, formerly land-
lord of the Bush Tavern, Bristol, end since Contractor for the
?dad Coaches.

At Glasgow,Netonsownwtharetl2othn ultimo,
2,lBlJaniazSotee;ars.ll..p.
an sort.
Widow of the late Rev. Dr. Scott. of Foulsiields, Minister of
toryltholm.
June 22, at Grange, Bunttisland, Jane, youngest daughter t
.James I lamiltoin. A ccomptan t- enera lot &rise, Editiburth.
At llowntore in Islay, on the Bth ultimo, Mg. Poulson, for
many years schOobriastet of the parish of killanow.
At Lilly Hal}, near Dissington, on the t sth ultimo Mr. Thos.
Mounsey, aged 23. It is a soelancildy reflection, ultimo,
Wonot-
strates the uncertainty of all earthly calculations that the day ul
his burial was fixed upon for the celebration of his marrisae.
June 8, at Beckley. Sussex, Mr. Elias Gilbert, aged 95.
His remains were borne to the grave by eight of his grandsons.
Mr. Gilbert, in his youth, planted a chesnut Cof the edible hind)
on his own estate, which grew to a large tree, and in the year
1813 it was cut down and sawed into boards, which mcasurd
two feet in willth, and which. by his own order, were used fa
his coffin, and the order was strictly attended to.
June 23, at Clunie, parish of Terregles, \lr. Samuel M'Slinns
farmer, aged 81. About a fortnight before he paid a visit to his
daughter, Mrs. John Frood, at Rabbiewhat, whose husband
lately unfortunately drowned while crossing at Bowmen. M.
Al` Minn passed through Dumfries on Wednesday se'nnight, es&
in the afternoon, on his return home, and had proceeded as far
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the Glen Barn, about a quarter of a mile from his residence.
when in crossing a uarrow woodra bridge aver that place, his
foot slipped (as is supposed) and he fell into the stream ; and
thoughal-
it was not ..hove a foot in depth, yet from the fatigue he
Lad undergone, the suddenness of the fall, and his head heir/
immersed in the water, the vital spark was entirely gone before
he was discovered.
Blay 25, at St. Peteraburgh, of apoplexy, ged SO, Prince Pa
vid, of Georgia, eldest sin of the lan Csar of Georgia, Geese
XIII. He had lived there many years, was Lieutenant-Gene-
ral and Senator, and like the other members of the hind? ef the
Czar of Georgia, received a considerable pension from the Rss
slan Court. He was to be buried ore. the 3d of June with glebe
honours due to his rank.

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