The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-28


AoMrM sm THOMAS BIADEs CArEt, G. C B., who died
lately at the advanced age of II years active
the youngest Of William fourth Earl Of Essex By
his second wife, Harriet daughter Of Col Thomas Baden
of the present Earl of Essex He entered navy March
y l.S.; Aft,r participating July 2s l795, in Lord
Bdports aa action he was % Appointed May 10 1873 an
pointed to the Vanguard a. flag ship of Sir Hoato Nell
by whom in ACKNOWLEDGMENT of his services sig
nal lieutenant AZ the battle of the Nile he advanced
August 4, and sent home in charge Of duplicate Of tho
dispatches ard of the sword Of NJ Banauc the senior
French officer surviving lie shared IN the battle of Trafa
snd a It's close saved from by his extraor
dnory exe,ons be prize ship of the line Swtsure He
teriy The no, h coast of America where we find him In
command of small squadron blockadng the encmy's fri
sates in New and sharing generally in the warfare
who bad been nominated C.B assumed the command OF
the Rcys George yacht which and the Apollo another
al yacht he mained until advanced May 1928 the
rank of rear admiral Re was constituted X. c. Feb.
90 1882; and from May 1884, to June, 1897 commanded
Winchester So the rank Of vice admiral was conferred
on him January 10. 1887 admiral April 1S47, since
Portsmouth Sir Capel was ono az the officers who
sat the court martial appointed in December 1906 to
July.
Lieut. General W. S. wmsu K. C b.. died in England
on The 25ih February, aged 60 years. He the
Of the Rev Rchari Whish, Rector Of West Walton and
Vicor OF Wexford Fs e3. In 1804he entered the mill
aIy service OF the East India Company, in tho Bengal
artillery and after nosry fifty years service, became
eges of HatIass aDd Bhurtpore and for his conduct nj
the latter given the Compan nshp Of the Bath The
succ sni siege Of Mooan and IL chsc be cave to the
enemy at the fords OF the Chennb, at Wuzeerabad-a
effected against the Commander in Chiefs ORDERS
but all important With reference TO the protection of
hoe ard TO the destruction of plans which, pros
rerous in the commencement might have shaken our
cmIi' ia India Gen. Whish subsequently, received the
thanks OF Parliament, well of the East India Com
TaDy for his 'emnent services in conducting to
cessf issue the siege OF the city and fort Of Mootan
zen and ak
the battle OF Goojeiat.p
Lieut.. nant. General A. PIKNGroS X. c. H. died in
Sussex, England, the 23d February Sir Andrew Pr
kinston served board the Channel fleet in 1884, and
in Lord Howes action Of the 1st hns received two
splinter wounds. During the three following years he
was in the West indies. ard present at the cap
tte OF Trinidad In 1898 he shared la the suppression
Of the Irish rebellion and 1903 and 1905 accompanied
the expeditions 10 the gekler In 1914 he commanded
brigade at the reduction of the islands in Passamoquo
dy Bay In lS07-s he acted asAdntant General a the
Hor,e Guards and from 1900 to 1878 was Deputy Adu
tanant Gsncral Nova Scotia. His commission Of Lieu
tent neral bears date in November 1884, In that year
be obtained ao the Coonelcy OF the sd Reairanf from
rheh he was removed TO the Goth in 1880 Sir Andrew
married daughter OF the Late Right Hon sir yickary
Gibbs.
PopyRr SINCLAIR died near Arcadia Madison county
Mo sged lG2 years The deceased took m aotive part
in our revoutiorsry STRUGGLES, and rsaiered himself
very useful spy The frontier setteents of Virginia
end North Carolina He had many pazsoy capes from
the Indians and several times ttar prisoner He
expert hunter and excellent wocasman spend.
ing much Of his life in the frontier rottlnnent He sAs
Kind aud hospitsbls and much bslcyeo by those who
knew m. He retained hs strength Of body and mind
until within few months Of his deinise.
FrAraRoDrrrs RIPLEY, aged e2 ancsher revolutionary
soldier, died at Rockingham Normnat the 18th Feb.
MICHAEL p FnzpATRIox WHO for several years has been
connected with the lepcrtoxe corps OF 81 Louis Died
on the 10Th inst, Of erysipelas. He was an intelh.
gent gentleman, aad-wes highly esteemed by the mem-
tcrs of the press of that city,
Mn. RoBERr RIer one OF the principal merchants Of
Portsmouth, N II died the s3d inst aged 70 years.
A few days since girl OF four years. residing with
eer parents. IL crton. a., .ied IA consequence q