Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

In Dedhsn, Mr.. John Klbourn, a midship-
man IN the y. S. Navy, aged IS,
In WooIwich. Hon. Naihsniel Thwirg. for
many years Judge Of the Court Of Common
Pleas in the coun Of Line and Coun,y Tres-
surer.
In Dsren, Geo. Lieut. William II. Brads-
ford, Of be u. s. Navy, aged IS.
In Montreal, Mc. John Hrimer, n4ifve of
ERgisnd. aged 40.-Ameng strangers he ,und
friends in his illness in the Female Beneyoen.
Society of that city.
In Albany, Hon. Chauncey Lcomis, Sens-
los from the Western Distsic, of The legislature
now in SEES ion these.
In letter from an officer of he w ashngion
msR Of war, at Gibraltar, the par,culsts Of the
burial Of Midshipman Watts, late of Ports.
mouth, N. Fl. are given. His remains were
embarked with naval honors. aud received at
:he landing by guard of British troops.
Mr. Watts was grand. on OF the late Doct.
Watts Of this town.
In Portsmouth, II. Fl. son Ct Mr.. ] mes
Lock, aged 6years, killed almost Instantly, by q
cart wheel passing over him
In cinnamon, N FL. Ms. Hannah Badger,
aged IS. relict OF The late Hon. Joseph Bsdger.
She was born al Lynn, Ms. in the year IVA and
married 10 her Honorable consoft at the age Of
II, with whom she lived in harmony ill bis
death in 1918. Her offspring are IL children
she had As grand children, 95 grea~grsnd chill
dren, and Is of the fifth generation The cher
scter she sus' aimed was of the most exalted
kind.
Ia Savannah, (Geo) Capt Na.hsnisl VI. Per
ley, ofthe brig DIVA, native Of Rowiey.
IN Kingston, N. ii. Major Nehemiah West,
found dead in lie road, aged rs.
In Plymouth. Eng!snd, in IS, Margaret
CLARK. sged 1O6-She wss married 81 yesrs
since st Dundee, and had bad Is children, Us
of them boys) 2 only of hem are now living
She was at the battle of Fon enoy, whete Duke
William commanded, and her husband also va,
wounded, and taken prisoner. Iwo Of her sons
were lost on b. q . vessel, Ct The time of the
great earthquake, and 5 others weie killed IN
action fought by Ad. Keppei. She never wss
known TO dunk beer spuis in her lf..
In Pennsylvania, Mr.. Reuben Long, suicide
He had been sick oil fever at the house of Henry
Heiple who in the night was administering to hilp
when Long turned round in bed towards MIR. Ii
smiled, and resumed his former posture Soon al
ter he sprang from the bed, knocked Mr. II. dow
stabbed him, and then stabbed himself with a pen,
knife in the most shocking manner, and expired il
about IS hours He was pronounced 70 be insane
In Baltimore an infant child Of Mr. Weise. The
whole of Mr.. Weise's family, eight in number, were
poisoned, il is supposed, by black fellow, ser
want, putting poison into the coffee; and who has
been committed for trial. All except the above
child, though severely afflicted, are pronounced out
of danger.
AT the palace of Blenheim, January 50, hi
Grace the Duke of Marlborough, aged 78.-Ht
was the third Duke of this title; was eminent 70
almost every good work; and though the FIRST
Duke still deservedy retains the title al the Gre
Duke Of Marlborough the latter will long be re
membered as the Good Duke of NJ arlborough. Hi
Grace was found dead il his bed by his valet.
II Salem, Mrs. Eliza SPA ue, wife Of JOSEPH
e S ESQ and daushteF Of the Hon, Bale.
b. tleit of II .verhilt, aged 90.
In this town. on Saturday last of fever, Capt
Amos s. WEBsrR, aged 81 Yesterday he wa
inferred with military honor.
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