d. 18th, Valencia, age 106, John MURPHY commonly called Paul JONES. He had been taken prisoner while commanding a French squadron of the coast of Kerry. When he sent a boat ashore at Valencia for a supply of water, the people seized the boat and crew and young Murphy being on board his vessel at the time, as pilot. Paul JONES carried him off and he was compelled to serve two years in a French frigate during which time he accumulated a good sum of prize money. He held a large farm under the Knight of Kerry and continued to save money. He voted at the election of 1834.