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philus Rawdou, brother to the earl of Canada.-At Llanvou, near Aberyf. Moira.-Rev. Jofeph Elwood, many with, Jeremiah Davies, the Welth years vicar of Rathcoole-At Bridge- dwarf, aged 58, meafuring only 46 town, near Caliletown Roche, mrs. inches in height; his perfon was the Quene. Mr. James Crozier, of Bal- perfection of fymmetry, rarely found in lymanally, aged 65.-At Hartlebury a dwarf.-At the custom houfe Wer caftle, aged 88, the right rev. Richard ford, James Boyd, efq. for many Hurd, D. D. lord bishop of Worceller. years collector of that port. It is not -Charles Ward, cfq. latt one of the di. furprising that his deceafe has caused rectors of the bank of Ireland.-At univerfal and poignant regret. la bi Lifmacue, co. Tipperary, William manners, he was frank and concilia. Baker. efq.-Robert. Gemmil, mer. ing; in his difpofition, benevolent and chaut, of Belfalt, in the 64th year of humane: in his friendships, warm, his age, in confequence of a fall at generous and fincere; in his official fi quay.-In Stafford-itreet, a few days tuation, the faithful performance of hu ince, Matthew Fox, of Doolieltown, duty was rendered compatible with ten County Meath, efq. aged 65.-At the dereft offices of moderation and indulhot-wells, Brifto, mifs Troke, late gence. In private life, his character of Abbey-freet.In the 16th year of was, if poffible, ttill more exalted: He was the fondeft father-the moll affec after a tedious illness, mifs Maher age ria M Murran, of Belfast.—Mr. Janes tionate husband; and the awfulness of Browne, of Larne, aged 21 years. parental and conjugal fuperiority, At Liftoweli, mr. P. Stack, of Cork, loft in the more amiable and endearing butter-merchant-Mr. R. Sparkes, of relations of confidant and friend. the custom-house, late of the theatre. Throughout the continuation of a lin Joyal-In Rathdowney, Queen's co. gering and painful illness, each day John M. Prior, efq. a captain in the but added to his fortitude and fereni North Cork militia; he had ferved as ty; and thefe qualities fhone even an officer in his majesty's 63d regiment with brighter luftre at this awful mo of foot in the late American war, where ment, when the curtain of this world is he diftinguished himself in many acti- about to drop; when the vale of eter. ons-At Mallow, where he went for nity is ready to open; and the the benefit of his health, Hampton J. furvivors of departing worth, feel Carroll, efq. attorney.Mortimer that its value can only be duly ap M'Mahon, of Clouina, county of preciated by its lofs.In Whitehall, Clare, efq.-Mr. Patrick Camack, of the bauk of meffrs. Shaw and co.Mrs. Swift, the daughter of Owen Daly, efq. and wife of Edmund Swift, eiq. barrifter at law. At his feat at Cool-Daniel, county of Cork, to the inconfolable grief of his wife and large family, Richard Larter, efq.--William Gulton Proffer, efq. of Ballyfermot caftle.-Suddenly, at Water'ord, mr. R. Mills, printer.-At Cromwell'sbufh, county Meath, the wife of Edward Gargan, efq.-At his fear, NewGarden, county Galway, Daniel Hunt, efq-In Mallow, B. Bushell, efq. of Limerick, merchant.-In Tralee, T. Chute, efq-At Quebec, the hon. Henry Alcock, chict juttice of Lowèr

at a very advanced age, right hon. car! of Fife, At Clonakilty, county Cork, in the prime of life, Townsend Bea mifh, efq.-In Athlone, mrs. Hari fon, wife of Thomas Hartifon, efq.Eland Moffom, efq. many years a re prefentative in the irish parliament for the city of Kilkenny, and borough of St. Canice.--In Gordon's-lane, Portobello, mr. John O'Brien, attorney.At Brien's-town, county of Wexford, Patrick Sweetman, efq.-At Scaville, near Sligo, William Gillmor, efq uni verfally lamented by a refpectable and numerous acquaintance--At Cerratow, county Meath, mis. Charleton, wile of John Charleton efq.