The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-04-30 00:00:00

MARRIED.

At Bath, on the9..lth instant. Alexander Tr, ine, Esq. of
Hulhall, North Britoin, to Eliza, eldest daughter ot the
late Joseph Bri Ytt, Esq. of Ifonover, in the Island of Ja-
maica.

THEM

On Saturday at .Hammersmith, after a lone aced
71; Mr. Alex. Palmer, nnu►y years cutler to the Royal Fa-
mily. St. James's-street.

Yesterday morning, Alex. Clark, Esq. Of the Haymarket,-
aged 63 years.
At Edgeworth's Town, Ireland, at the age of 116. a widow
woman, named Burnet. She was; like most loot;-lived peo-
ple, an early riser, very temperate in her diet, and extreme-
ly active; as a proof of the latter, the winter before last,
she mounted a ladder, and was occupied several days its
mending the thatch of her cottage.
Lately at Nottingham, after an illness of eight years, Mr.
William Doubleday Crofts. Wortley at I.aw. aged 7'2 Nears.
who in the sear 1778, completely rung St. Mary's ninth hell
seven hours and 21 initiates, being one of the most Herculean
tasks in the art ; the peal was 10,368 chauges of Cirandsire
Caters, on the peal of ten bells.
It has seldom, if ever it has, occurred to us, to notice so ca-
lamitous a train of misfortune, as that which has lately oc-
curred in the fatuity of ('apt. C. of the East Burleigh Regi-
ment of Local Militia. An affectionate-anxiety towards a
nephew, who was seized with a fever, at a hoarding-school,
near his residence, induced Capt. C. to remove him to his
own house; but the efforts of medical care were unavailing,
aril he fell a victim to the disorder. The infection remaining
in the house, Captain C.'s eldest daughter, a most excellent
and accomplished young lady, about `L'i years of age, soon
fell a sacrifice to its malignity. Another daughter, 18 years
of age, had scarcely followed her sister to the grave, before
she herself became a corpse through the same fever. Intel-
ligence at this unhappy juncture, also reached the wretched
parents, amounting the death of son of 16 years of age. its
the East Indies • and confirming a prior account of the ship-
wreck of insoth;r sou (their eldest) in the Bay of Bengal ;
and that this cup of ate should want nothing of its bitterness,
it W:sS the will of Providence that another daughter, a lovely
girl of seven years of age, should lie seized with illness on
Good Friday, soon after leaving church, whore she had beets
inapparent health ; and on Saturday night her short and in-
' introit career of lift was also terminated ! These appalling
events have all transpired within the I tst • two months. The
afflicted pumas, supported by a correct sentiment. of "July 141-
wards their few remaining offspring, and strengthened by an
habitual ,rase of religious f-eling, uphold thenistlyes natter
their dreadful visriatiton.of domestic misery with becomiog
fortitude; and atithough the phials of Heaven are thus fierce-
ly pouring upon them, evince a corresponding sincerity wits
that Ileaven-ward ejaculation, which says, " Toy will be
done l''-Taunton Courier.

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