The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

In this town, Mrs. MARY, widow Of the late
Mai Lemuel Weeks, aged 6l-Mr. WILLIAM
CURRAS, a native Of Ireland, aged about 3O-A
child Of Mr. VIM. Knott, aged years-A child
Of Mrs Cadosh, aged ~ months-A child Of
Mr. - Flagg, aged months.-A child of
Mr.. Charles Thompson, (cOlOured) aged years
John, son of Mr.. Christopher Rand, aged
years--Funeral this afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
Friends and connexions are requestedtO attend
In Temple, Sept 10th, Benjamin Abbot, Esq
aged 50.
Israel Kimball, Jr aged So Miss Olive Littleheld
aged 26 A daughter OF Mr.. James Mason, aged 5
IN Norridgwcck. Marcia Am, only daughter of
Mr.. r. J. W Woodward, aged ~ months.
| In Mercer. William X. son Of Mr.. VIM Bland
/ ing, aged 19 months.
| In Belfast child Of Mr. Samuel Jackson. ir.
| In Montvile, Moses, son of Mr. Benjamin joy,
aged l8 Months.
In Union. widow Abigail Woodcock, aged 80.
II In Wakefield, n H. suddenly, Mr.. Jacob Clark
aged r.
Il IN Kennebunk. Mrs Sally. wife Of Mr., Amos
Towne-a child or Hosea Goodwin.
AT sea, 2d June last, on hls passage from Boston
10 Savannah Capt BelfOrd Burnham, aged 34
In Bangor, MIR. David Pool, aged 28 years, son
Of Deacon Samuel Pool Of kinot-
In Boston, 9th inst. Mr.. Thomas J. Burdakin Of
Boston to Miss Dolly +. Tuttle, OF Portland.
In Salem, Mr. Ernestus A. Pummer aged al.
At the u S Marine Hospital, Charestown, Mr.
James Wesley. native Of Maine, aged "a.
Drowned in Muddy Pond so called, ia Noble
Iborourh. about the middle Of last month, Joel,
! son Of Samuel Reed, ESQ. Daniel and Thomas,
sons Of Mr.. Washington KnowltOn, Of that
place all from 10 to Is years Of age. One ot
Ithe latter having waded into deep water, and
not knowing how to swim, was unable to gain
the shore, when the other two lads went to his
= assistance and Perished Ia the generous at
Z, tempt to save their COmrade.
y Killed in Avon by the accidental discharge Of a
nusket on training day. Nathaniel Jacobs, aged 2l-
) AIT Northhed, Mr. Phnehas, aged 62 years, only
@ Gag RepRsn @ Smith n, -rTr+ H94 %nR9qRae R5yT man
walked STEP nor fed nor dressed himself ~ ac.
4 count Q: severe fits, while infant
J In Mason, n. H. Mrs. Hannah widow or the lats
= John Huse Esq. of Belfast Me
In Miuot, Mrs. Anna, wife Of Mr.. SsnoueI Hi
, born, aged SO.
In Charleston, S c. Mr. William Emerson. Of
: the firm Of Green & Emerson, ofBath
In ~ Jersey, Gen. Joseph Bloomfield late a
KepresentauVe IN Congress from that State and
4 formerly Governor thereof
Al 81 john N. B. Mr.. Thos. Low, formerly W
Columbia, Me. aged 49,
q In Georgetown, d. O. Francis HoDkinson Fsn
e youngest son OF the late Hon. Francis Hopkinson,
Zone Of the signers Of the Declaration Of IndersD
g. = ,
AT BaTowgIll Castle aged 81, the Right Hon
James Sinclair, Earl Of Caithness Iold lieutenant
Of that County and Postmaster General for Scotland
Al ThomPson's Island, Capt. Nm H. Watson.
!, commander Of the U. 5. ship John Adams. The off-
Ger who commanded n the great defeat Of the III
rates few months since.-AIso Actinr Sailing
Master Arthur Bainbridge- MidshiDman RI MI
Bainbrdge and Robt Taylor-Of Havana. Nv
Geo. Hammersley.-On board the Peacock, Ch1b
lam d. P. Adams-About 4G seamen and other pe[.
sons have died at the Island and about so cases of
s lever remain. The officers who remained sick
wee Surgeon Williamson, Babbit, Van Brunt. Bas
sett and Midshipman Radcliffe.
Mr, Adams had nOminally the appointment Of
Chaplain to the squadron but filling the verv I'M
PQftant departments Of Professor Of Nautical and
: Mathematical Science, and Translator of Languap
es. n 4aisuas
I'll In England, Mr. Sampson Perry. aged ~ lone
devoted TO the public press. He was imprisoned
nine times IN France, during the Revolution. and
was condemned to death, with Thos Paine. and
with him escaped that punishment by the mistake
oI the eXecutoner IN not noticing the mark on
lne door Of their cell He had been very rich ana
friendess 'o'"aiu'