JUNE 5. On board his Majesty's ship Inconstant, off the coast of Africa, of a malignant fever, in the 21st year of his age, Andrew Stirling, Esq. sixth son of Andrew Stirling, Esq. of Drumpellier, in the county of Lanark. 6. At Petersburg, Field-Marshal Prince Nicholas Sollikoff, aged 83. 7. At Huntly, Lady Ann Chalmers, sister to his Grace the Duke of Gordon. 8. At his house in Queen Street, Mayfair, Lord Frederick Campbell. 11. At Rothsay, Miss Elizabeth M'Cormick, daughter of the deceased William M'Cormick, Esq. Dundas Street, Edinburgh.-At Golspie, the Reverend William Keith, minister of that parish. 12. At her Ladyship's house, Merrion Square, Dublin, the Right Honourable Lady Elizabeth Tyne, daughter of the late John, Earl of Aldborough, and sister of the present Earl, aged 86. 14. At Coates House, near Edinburgh, the Honourable Allan Maconochie, of Meadowbank, one of the Senators of the College of Justice, one of the Lords Commissioners of Justiciary, a Lord Commissioner of the Jury Court, and Vice-President of the Royal Society. 15. At the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, near Bagshot, Surry, in the 16th year of her age, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr W. Wallace, one of the Professors of Mathematics in that Institution.-In Lower Grosvenor Street, London, aged 97, the Countess of Conyngham, widow of Henry, Earl of Conyngham, great uncle of the present Marqus. 16. In the parish of Donaghmore, townland of Dromillen, Patrick Fitzgerald, aged 107. 17. At his house in Portman Square, London, Charles Earl Manvers. He is succeeded in his titles and estates by Charles, the present Earl Manvers. 18. Right Honourable Lady Mary Parker. 21. At the Manse of Carmyllie, the Reverend Patrick Bryce, in the 84th year of his age, and 45th of his ministry. 22. At Inverary, Sir Alex. Macdonald Lockhart, of Lee and Carnwath, Bart. 23. At the Manse of Wick, in the 79th year of his age, and 53d of his ministry, the Rev. Mr William Sutherland, minister of that parish. 24. At Edinburgh, Mrs Christian Hunt, wife of James Harrowar, Esq. younger of Inzievar, advocate. 27. At his seat at West-dean, the Right Hon.

John Lord Selsey, in the 68th year of his age. 30. At New-Abbey, in the county of Kildare, Lieutenant-General Robert Brereton.

JULY 2. Sir John Dyer, LieutenantColonel of Artillery, whose death was occasioned, whilst on field duty, by endeavouring to stop the carriage of a brother officer whose horses had taken fright in the absence of the coachman. He was struck on the breast by the pole, and the carriage ran over him.-At Green Merse, Mr John Kerr, farmer there, aged 78, much regretted. 3. At Mayville, Ayrshire, Miss Susanna Baillie, daughter of the late Hugh Baillie, Esq. of Monkton, in the 91st year of her age.-LieutenantGeneral the Honourable Sir Bridges Trecothick Henniker, Bart. son of the late Lord Henniker. 4. At Paris, of an apoplectic attack, Arthur Annesley, Earl of Mountnorris, aged 72.-At Calgrath, his seat on the banks of Windermere, in his 79th year, Richard Watson, the Right Reverend Lord Bishop of Landaff, D. D. regius professor of divinity in the university of Cambridge; formerly fellow and tutor of Trinity college, as well as professor of chemistry to the university.

The Reverend William Paterson, minister of Logie Buchan, in the 65th year of his age, and 42d of his ministry. 5. At St Cloud, near Paris, Mrs Jordan, a celebrated actress, considered as unrivalled on the English stage for perfect nature with arch simplicity in comic characters. With foibles in her conduct, she possessed a generous and benevolent heart. 6. At Bath, aged 85, the Rev. Thomas Webster, D. D. minister of the Established Church of Scotland. 7. Richard Brinsley Sheridan, whose character and talents have, for a long course of years, kept him in the eye of the public as one of the most remarkable persons of his time. He was born in 1751, at or near Dublin, and was the fourth son of Thomas Sheridan, known for his powers of declamation as an actor, and as a successful instructor in elocution. 12. At Newington, Edinburgh, Mrs Drummond Mary Macgregor, wife of John Macgregor, Esq. cashier of the Commercial Bank of Scotland. 13. At Aberdeen, in the 73d year of his age, 52d of his ministry, and 34th of his episcopate, the Right

Reverend John Skinner, senior bishop, and primus of the Episcopal Church in Scotland. 16. Lieut.-Colonel Alexander Grant, of Redcastle. 22. At Wilton, in the county of Limerick, at the advanced age of 116 years, Mary Madden. 23. Mrs Hamilton, the authoress of so many useful and interesting works. She had been for some time in a declining state of health, and was advised to go to Bath; she took Harrowgate in her way, but having there become worse, she was unable to proceed farther, and, after lingering for some weeks, expired on Tuesday the 23d. She was well known as the authoress of a work on Education-of Modern Philosophers-Life of AggrippinaGlenburnie, and other productions.-The great scope of all her writings was the improvement of the heart and conduct. 25. William Huntér, Esq. of Glenormiston.-At Nairn, Major J. G. King, of the Portuguese service. 28. At Thornhill, the Rev. James Pattison, minister of the Associate Congregation there, in the 63d year of his age, and 38th of his ministry. Lately, at Tolcross, near Glasgow, James Dunlop, Esq. late of Garnkirk, in the 75th year of his age. At Mount Pleasant, Cheltenham, General Cunningham. Aged 105, Mrs Noon. She was a native of Scotland, born in the reign of Queen Anne, and resided many years in St Mary's Hospital, Leicester.

AUG. 1. At Fotheringham, Feter Fotheringham, Esq. advocate. 2. At Deanhaugh, near Edinburgh, Mrs Mary Corrie, relict of Hugh Corrie, Esq. writer to the signet. 3. James Barnet M'Barnet, teacher in Edinburgh, aged 82 years. 5. At Smyliam Park, the scat of Sir William Honeyman, of Armadale and Græmsay, Bart. Robert Dundas Macqueen, Esq. of Braxfield. 7. At Longtown, aged about 90, Mary Little, commonly called Maron the Red, a character well known in the north of Cumberland. 9. At Maxwellton House, the seat of Sir Robert Lawrie, Bart. Walter Ross Monro, Esq. M. D. late President of the Medical Board, Bengal. 10. At Haigh-Hall, in Lancashire, the Countess of Balcarras. 13. At Forthar, in Fife, after a few hours illness, Mrs Janet Blyth, of Kininmouth, spouse of David Lister, writer to the signet. 15. At his scat, Heveninghain

Hall, Suffolk, in his 71st year, Lord Huntingfield.-At Windsor, in his 49thyear, Captain John Kirkpatrick, of the Hon. East India Company's ship the Henry Addington. He was descended from a collateral branch of the Kirkpatricks of Closeburn, Dumfries-shire. Left early in life an orphan, he received from a nobleminded friend of his deceased father, the tenderness of a parent, united with the services of the warmest patronage. From his nautical skill in the line he was engaged in, his intellectual endowments, and his spirited conduct under emergencies, there can be little doubt that if he had pursued his fortune in the British navy, he might have arisen to the first honours of the profession; but his fate ordained him to acquire independence in another way, and he used the advantages of it upon occasions, when his charity or his friendship were called upon, with unbounded liberality. He bore a long and severe illness with patience and fortitude, supporting himself under the most acute sufferings with a resignation and submission to the divine dispensations, that were truly exemplary. He was constantly attended with affectionate solicitude by one or other of his friends; and, although he had not one near family connection, he was never left a day without some valuable character about him among those who regarded him. On his side, no sickness or suffering made him ever unmindful of that accommodation he felt due to those who attended him, and which had marked his character through life. He constantly preserved through his illness the sentiments of liberality, generosity, gratitude, and feeling, which had particularly distinguished his dawn of life, and seemed to beam forth with increased fervour to the very close of his existence. 17. At Rennes, in France, Sir William Codrington, Bart. in the 78th year of his age.-At the early age of 24, Alexander Simpson, Esq. of Collyhill.-At York Street, Portman Square, London, Lady Susan Clinton, wife of Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Clinton, G. C. B. and sister to the Earl of Wemyss and March. 19. At her house, Maitland Street, Edinburgh, Mrs Elizabeth Drummond, widow of Patrick Drummond, Esq. of Comrie. 23. At St Vin◄

cent's, Charles Macdowall, Esq. of Parkhill. 27. At Innerwick, the Rev. Mr John Harvie, minister of Innerwick. 28. At the manse of Arrochar, the Rev. John Gillespie.-At Newton-Aird, James Gilchrist, Esq, writer to the signet. 29. At his house at Worthy, near Winchester, Admiral Sir Chaloner Ogle, Bart. in his 88th year, of a mortification. He is succeeded in his title and estates by his son, Captain Ogle, of the navy.-At Glencarse, Miss Hunter, of Glencarse.-In the island of Tyree, Argyleshire, at the advanced age of 94 years, Mrs Julian Maclean, relict of the late Mr Charles Crawford. Lately, at Heavitree, Devonshire, Robert Cameron, aged 24, third son of Robert Cameron, Esq. Glenesk. At Caherily, county of Limerick, aged 106 years, Mary Punch. In Roxburghshire, Mr Robert Elliot, aged 98 years. At his house, Comber, Ireland, Mr Jas. Riddle, in the 102d year of his age, leaving behind him near 70 children, grand and great-grandchildren. Near Havre, in France, Mrs Robert Heathcote, who was a few years ago the fascinating Miss Serle. In Chesterfield Street, May-Fair, London, Miss Catherine Walpole, daughter of the late Honourable Thomas Walpole. At Brucefield House, Clackmannanshire, John Dalgleish, student, aged 14, eldest son of Lieutenant-Colonel John Dalgleish, of Dalbeath, much and deservedly, regretted.

SEPT. 1. On board his Majesty's ship Glasgow, Mr John Baird, midshipman, third son of Robert Baird, Esq. of Newbyth, in consequence of his wounds received in the late action at Algiers. 6. Dowager Countess D'Alton. 7. At his house, South Parade, Doncaster, Thomas Ruddiman Steuart, M. D. son of the late James Steuart, Esq. St Andrew's Square, Edinburgh. 10. Samuel Osborne, Esq. Admiral of the Blue, aged 62. 11. At Little Fithie, Angus-shire, David Donald, Esq. late of Hanover, Jamaica. 12. At Edinburgh, Mrs Lindsay Carnegie, of Boysack. 15. At Whitelaw, Mr John Walker, merchant, and for many years one of the magistrates of Edinburgh. At Dunbar, in the 65th year of his age, William Wightman, M. D. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh. 16. At his house at Ealing, in

his 70th year, Sir Jaines Wright, Bart. 18. Philip d'Auvergne, Prince de Bouillon, Vice-Admiral of the Red, in his 81st year.

19. Mrs Maxwell, daughter of the late Honourable Edward Bouverie, and wife of William Maxwell, Esq.-At Frankville, near Ayr, Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Cunynghame, of Cloncaird, late of the Coldstream regiment of guards, and Deputy-Governor of Hull.-At Eaglesham, the Rev. William Findlay, minister of that parish, in the 66th year of his age, and 36th of his ministry. 20. At St Ann's near Leeds, Jane, wife of John Carr, Esq. and eldest daughter of the late Honourable James Erskine, Lord Alva. 22. At his seat at Horton, Northamptonshire, Sir Robert Gunning, Bart. K. B. 24. At Plymouth, John Manley, Esq. Vice-Admiral of the Red. 25. At Hastings, Alexander M'Kenzie, Esq. brother of Colonel Colin M'Kenzie, Surveyor-General of Bengal. 26. At Irvine, John Millar, in the 92d year of his age, and 67th of marriage.—Mr Alderman Coldham, of Nottingham. 27. At Edinburgh, Agnes, third daughter of the Rev. Andrew Thomson, minister of St George's Church, aged twelve years.—At Merton, of a paralytic disorder, Mr Ebenezer Robertson, at the great age of 92 years. 30. At Breamore House, Hants, Sir Edward Hulse, Bart. aged 72.-In Pembroke Street, Plymouth, at the advanced age of 104 years, Mrs Martha Evans.-At Old Walker, near Newcastle, Mrs Jane Jowsey, at the extraordinary age of 104. Lately, at London, Vice-Admiral Sir William Essington, K. C. B. At Barnwood Court, Robert Morris, Esq. M. P. and one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for Glou

cester.

OCT. 1. At the Manse of Madderty, the Rev. James Ramsay, minister of that parish. 4. At her house in Gayfield Square, Miss Hamilton, of Spitalhaugh. 6. At Picardy Place, Matilda Jane, third daughter of the late Sir Alexander Macdonald Lockhart, Bart. 7. At his house, in Prince's Street, Edinburgh, Mungo Fleming, Esq. 8. At Croydon, near London, John, eldest son of John Pattison, Esq. advocate, Edinburgh.-At the Manse of Dornoch, in the 71st year of his age, and the 39th year of his mini

stry, the Rev. John Bethune, D. D, minister of Dornoch. 9. At Parson's-green, George Mitchell, Esq. cashier of the Roy al Bank of Scotland. 11. John Joseph Blake, Lord Wallscourt. 14. General Thomas Bland, General of his Majesty's forces, and Colonel of his Majesty's 5th regiment of dragoon guards. 16. In Barbadoes, Lieutenant-General Sir James Leith, Governor of that island. 17. At her house, Ashley-lodge, Surrey, after a few days illness, in her S6th year, the Dowager Lady Fletcher, relict of Sir Henry Fletcher, Bart. of Clea-hall. 19. At Islay House, Walter Campbell, of Shawfield, Esq. 21. William Lygon, Earl Beauchamp, in his 67th year. 26. At Edinburgh, Mrs Elizabeth Wright, aged 84, relict of Alexander Brown, Esq. of Mavisbank, Airdrie. 27. At Old Aberdeen, Miss Margaret Leslie, youngest daughter of the late Professor Leslie of King's College. 28. At Pollockshaws, Mr David Wilkie, senior, aged 81. 29. At Forres, Captain Patrick Grant, late of the Royal Scots.-At Cheltenham, Major-General Sir George Holmes, K. C. B. of the Bombay establishment.-At the Manse of Cabrach, the Rev. John Gordon. 30. Frederick William I. King of Wurtemberg. Lately, at Chirton, near North Shields, in his 100dth year, Mr William Elliot.

Nov. 1. At his house in Frederick Street, Robert Bell, Esq. advocate, lecturer on conveyancing. At Aix, in the south of France, Margaret Stuart Rae, eklest surviving daughter of the late Sir David Rae of Eskgrove, Bart.-At Nessside, Angus Mackintosh, of Holm, Esq. 2. At Dunfermline, the Rev. John Fernie. 8. At Barrosa Place, Perth, Mrs Rennie, relict of the deceased John Rannie, Esq. Drummond Park. 14. At his seat, Catcomb House, Hampshire, Admiral Sir Roger Curtis.-At Dalginross, in the parish of Comrie, Catherine Gow, aged 92 years. 15. At Darnick, James Usher, Esq. of Toftfield, aged 78 years. 17. At Barbavilla, county of Roscommon, Ireland, the Right Honourable Patrick Dillon, Earl of Roscommon and Baron of Kilkenny West. 18. John Kirkcaldy, Esq. of Amelia Bank, near Dundee. 20. At Braehead of Auchendown, Mr John M'Innes, in the 85th

year of his age. 21. At Glasgow, John Wyld, Esq. agent for the Commercial Bank of Scotland there. 23. Nicholas Garvey, Esq. of Tully, in the county of Mayo, at the advanced age of 107 years. 25. At Mungall, near Falkirk, Michael Ramsay, Esq. of Mungall. 26. At Leith, in the 77th year of his age, William Sibbald, Esq. formerly of Liverpool. 27. Mr William Livingstone, at the advanced age of 94. 30. At Glencorse, James Finlay, Esq. late of Bogside, in the 82d year of his age.-At Crosshill, John How, Esq. of Damtown, in the 86th year of his age. Lately, at Biggar, Mr George Cuthbertson, aged 91 years. At Chelsea, aged 73, Mr J. Kent, surgeon: He accompanied Captain Cook round the world in 1774. At the manse of Foulis, the Rev. John Marray, of Arbennie, in the 81st year of his age, and the 50th of his ministry.

DEC. 1. At Clifton in her 62d year, Mrs Hamilton, wife of General Hamilton of Dalziel and Orbiston. 2. At her house in Queen Street, Edinburgh, Mrs Craigie, relict of the late David Craigie, Esq. of Dumbarnie. 3. At Glasgow, of the wounds he received at the battle of Salamanca, Lieutenant John Anderson, of the 38th regiment of foot, brother of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Inglis Hamilton of the Scots Greys, who fell at the battle of Waterloo. 9. At Edinburgh, Thomas, the son of Alexander Munro, Esq. 11. Lady Catharine Murray, widow of W. J. Murray, Esq. and daughter of the Earl of Galloway.-At his seat, Grange Hall, near Rotheram, the Right Hon. Richard Howard, Earl Effingham, F. S. A. 15. Charles Stanhope, Earl Stanhope, in his 64th year. 16. At Nice, in the 33d year of her age, Mary, wife of Rear-Admiral Foote, and eldest daughter of the late Admiral Philip Patton.-At Greenhead, Roxburghshire, Geo. Currie, Esq. advocate. 20. At Auchloury, Mrs Isobel Seton, daughter of the late Rev. William Seton, minister of the Episcopal Communion in Forfar, in the 94th year of her age.-At Balbithan, Miss H. Gordon Forbes, second daughter of the late William Forbes, Esq. of Skellater and Balbithan. 21. At Airdlamont, John Lamont, Esq. of Lamont. 22. At Kirkcaldy, John Briggs, Esq. late of Methill,

Fifeshire. At Naughton, James Morison, Esq. of Naughton. 29. Captain Frederick Campbell, son of the late Sir James Campbell, Bart. of Aberuchill. 30. At her house, George's Square. Mrs Mary Stephen, relict of Sir John Nicoll, Esq. late of Alloa. Last spring, Robert Semple, Esq. Governor in Chief of Rupert's Land, Hudson's Bay, author of several valuable and well-known works, recently published; and in the month of July last, during a severe gale of wind, lost off the mouth of the river Plate, Mr Thomas Semple, of the Ship Prince Regent, Captain Burdon, of London, sons of Mr Ro

bert Semple, Greenhead, Glasgow. Lately, in South Cumberland Street, Dublin, aged 67, after a painful and tedious illness, which he bore with Christian resignation, Peter Urbani, Professor of Music, a native of Milan in Italy, where he obtained the degree of Doctor of Music. At his cottage, in the county of Waterford Mountains, near Four-Mile-Water, at an advanced age, General Grice Blakeny, colonel of the fourth royal veteran battalion. At Maynouth, in the county of Armagh, Mr Arthur O'Neill, Professor of the Irish Harp, at the advanced age of 90 years.