This Vault contains the last Remains of The Rev. DANIEL MACCARTHY, Native of Tralee in the County of Kerry in Ireland, L.L.D. Chaplain to the Fourth Regiment of the Irish Brigade, In the Service of His Britannic Majesty, One of the Almoners to His Most Christian Majesty Louis XVI. Canon of the Cathedral Church of Chartres, Who departed this life on the second day of November in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Eleven. Erudito Modesto Benevolo Pauperibus Fortuna Licet Repugnante Munifico: Enixe in Deum. Patriamque. Exiguum Hoc et Caducum eheu Reverentiæ haud perituræ Monumentum inscribitur et Consecratur Anno R. S. H. In Testimony of The long and faithful services of CHRISTOPHE ANTOINE, A native of France, An honest, zealous, grateful, and pious man, who died at Holland House, Kensington, on the 29th of November, 1812, in the 55th year of his age. This stone is erected over his mortal remains, which in compliance with his wishes are deposited near those of the Countefs of Gand His former mistress whose memory he cherished for many years after her decease, having followed her fortunes in exile and facrificed to his fense of gratitude and duty the savings of his industry, the profpect of competence and ease, and the hopes of worldly advancement. + Sacred to the Memory of His Excellency PHILIP St MARTIN, COUNT DE FRONT, Native of Turin, son of Marquis St Martin, St Germain, Knight of the Supreme Order of the Annunciation, Grand Cross of the Order of SS. Maurice and Lazarus, General of Cavalry, Minister of State, and during many Years Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of His Sardinian Majesty at this court. A nobleman in whom the ardent Zeal of the Patriot and the deep Science of the Statesman were happily united with a refined sense of honor, an engaging suavity of manners, a generous disregard to his private interest, and the vast assemblage of all the virtues which adorn the Christian. Obt Nov. 4, A.D. 1812. Ætat. 64. A Foreign Land preserves his ashes with respect, The gratitude of his King and country embalms his memory. ALICE, Lady BRIAN, buried Dec. 19, 1753. Sacred to the Memory of of this Parish, Who died 30th of June, 1812, In grateful testimony of her many virtues, and in full assurance of meeting in eternity to part no more, Her husband hath erected this stone to perpetuate the remembrance of so good and so affectionate a wife and tender mother. + Sacred to the Memory of JOSE CHRISTIANO STOCQUELER, Who Departed this Life MDCCCXII, in the Sixty-third Year of his age. Also Mrs. JOANNA STOCQUELER, Died 14th July, 1814, Aged 66 years. In Memory of Died July 31st 1812. My parents dear, refrain the tear, The bliss I find should calm your mind, LOUIS CLAUDE BIGOT* De Sainte Croix, Derneir Miniftre de Louis XVI, Le 25 Aout 1803, Sacred to the Memory of MATTHEW HIGGINS, Esqre of Bennown, County of Westmeath In Ireland, Who Died 28th March, 1814, Aged 54 years. Requiescat in Pace. He was for some time Minister Plenipotentiary for the King of France in Sweden. After the seizure of Louis, he fled to this country, where he became involved in much pecuniary distress, subsisting chiefly upon the bounty of some liberal friends. |