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Capt. Rudkin, R. Newf. Vet. Comp. with Bt. Maj. Sall, h. p. 47 F.

Clive, 1 Dr. rec. diff. with Capt. Curteis, h. p. Eyre, 1 F. rec. diff. with Capt. Paisley, h. p. Hanway, 8 F. rec. diff. with Capt. Hartley, h. p.

Johnston, 49 F. with Bt. Lt. Col. Sewell, h.p. Fuller, 58 F. rec. diff. with Capt. Wynn, 83 F. Usher, 86 F. rec. diff. with Bt. Major Baines, h. P.

Lt. Nayler, 14 F. with Lt. Du Vernet, 45 F. Brooks, 16 Dr. with Lieut. Robinson, 67 F. Vernon, 26 F. with Lieut. Thomson, 69 F. Dolphin, 39 F. with Lieut. Pook, h. p. Rifle Brig.

Ramsay, 40 F. with Lieut. Sweeney, 87 F. Hon. M. Arbuthnot, 4 F. with Lieut. Colthurst, h. p. 8 F.

Harpur, 69 F. rec. diff. with Lieut. Warburton, h. p.

Gun, Ceyl. Regt. rec. diff. with Lieut. Leeks, h. p. 42 F.

Ens. O'Callaghan, 86 F. with 2d Lieut. King, 21 F.

Resignations and Retirements.

Lieutenant-Colonel

John Campbell, 14 F.

Colin Campbell, 34 F.

Timms, R. Mar.

Wilgress, R. Art.

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ALPHABETICAL LIST of ENGLISH BANKRUPTS, from 22d June to 23d

July, 1828.

Alderson, T. J. Chancery-lane, money-scrivener.
Addison, J. Friskney, Lincoln, miller.
Archer, E. Wood-street, warehouseman.
Aiker, E. Wigan, iron and liquor merchant.
Beadsmoore, S. Ashley-de-la-Zouch, bookseller.
Bailey, J. Derby, mercer.

Boler, T. Lincoln, brick-maker.

Britten, W. Northampton, leather-seller.
Barnard, J. Commercial-road East, baker.

Brooks, J. Seymour-street, bill-broker.

Brown, B. Grundisburgh, Suffolk, victualler.
Bryon, W.Turnham-green-terrace, dealer in hops.
Beeston, J. Betten Copy, Drayton-in-Hales, Sa-
lop, drover.

Brown, G. Monmouth, innkeeper.
Chadburn, W. Sheffield, optician.
Chimley, E. Nottingham, miller.
Corlas, T. Keighly, victualler.

Crookenden, C. and G. Spilsbury, Bermondsey,

tanners.

Cork, J. New Bond-street, silk-mercer.
Delauncy, P. J. Regent-street, jeweller.
Dodge, W. Sherborne, linen-draper.

Fraser, C. and G. C. P. Living, St Helen's-place, merchants.

Faux, C. Bermondsey-wall, warehouseman.
Fowke, W. Belper, Derby, joiner.

Flood, J. Leeds, surgeon.

Glass, J. W. Liverpool, commission agent.

Gregory, C. Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars-road, cabinet-maker.

Hardacre, G. Old Barge-house Wharf, Blackfriars, wharfinger.

Harrison, T. New Bond-street, hosier.

Hill, T. Red Lion-st., Spitalfields, potato-mercht.
Hobson, C. Leeds, publican.

Hodge, E. Plymouth, grocer.
Holmes, J. Kidderminster, grocer.

Hanson, R. Allen-street, Goswell-street, carman. Haviside, W. Jerusalem Coffee-house, mastermariner.

Howarth, G. Liverpool, flag-dealer.
Jardine, J. Birchin-lane, stationer.
Joseph, R. Somerset-street, hatter.

Kershaw, E. Butterworth, Lancashire, flannelmanufacturer.

Lawrence, E. Charlton Kings, Gloucester, hallier, Lever, G. Nottingham, lace-manufacturer. Lancaster, T. Leeds, iron-monger.

Mellanby, J. Stockton-upon-Tees, ship-builder. Mackrill, H. Whitechapel, chemist.

Mills, W. Bath, oil-merchant.

Manby, T. Argarkirk, Lincoln, butcher.

Moffat, W. Bermondsey, victualler.

Matthews, W. Crooked-lane, tin-plate merchant. Owen, H. Jewin-street, draper.

Orme, D. Oldham and Spencer, J. Royton, Lancashire, cotton-spinners.

Palmer, A. Mincing-lane, merchant.
Parsons, J. Mosterton, Dorset, miller.
Ruler, J. Dewsbury, York, draper.
Ramage, T. New Bond-street, tailor.
Scholefield, R. Barnsley, leather-seller.
Saxon, T. Oxford-street, chinaman.
Stainton, J. Lincoln, bookseller.
Starling, J. jun. King's Lynn, hatter.
Swaine, J. Bristol, innholder.

Smith, B. Bristol, tailor and draper.

Smith, J. Diorama, Regent's-park, and of Paris, printer.

Thompson, J. North Stoneham, Hants, nursery

man.

Tanner, J. Wick war, Gloucester, tailor.
Tranter, W. Greenwich, stone-mason.
Townshend, R. Bristol, victualler.

Venning, T. and T. Tucker, Truro, coachmakers. Vaux, J. Stephen-street, Tottenham-court-road, lamp-manufacturer.

Walmsley, J. Barnsley, linen-manufacturer.
Wright, D. and Sykes, G. Sheffield, opticians.
Wearing, C. H. and W. Greenwood, St Paul's
Churchyard, merchants.

Walton, W. Manchester, timber-merchant.
Woolcock, J. Truro, linen-draper.

Whitelegg, T. Ashton-upon-Mersey, Cheshire, rectifier.

Williams, H. Bath, innkeeper.

Wright, J. Charlotte-strect, Percy-street, cheesemonger.

Withiel, W. P. Penzance, wine-merchant.
Wood, J. Manchester, oil-merchant.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SCOTTISH BANKRUPTS, from 1st June to 30th.

July, 1828.

Laird, John, grocer in Johnston.

Annan, David, and Co. merchants, Glasgow.
Braird, John, merchant, St Andrews.
Buchanan, John, merchant in Greenock.
Campbell, Annan, and Co. merchants in Glasgow.
Gardner, William, merchant and draper in Lin-
lithgow.

Hutchison, Robert, builder, Edinburgh.

Henry, J. and J. and Co. manufacturers in Glasgow.

Inglis, William, writer to the signet, Edinburgh. Ivison, Charles, and Co. merchants in Glasgow.

Neilson, James, merchant, Stirling.
Robertson, James, lime-merchant, Perth.

Shaw, James, nursery and seedsman, Aberdeen.
Taylor, Donald, merchant, Glasgow.

Taylor, Patrick, merchant and soap-manufacturer, Dundee.

Thom, Cha. builder and manufacturer, Charlestown and Wester Carriagehill, near Paisley. Wheelwright, Michael, Ivison, and Co. inanufacturers and agents in Glasgow.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

Dec. 17, 1827. At Sydney, New South Wales, Mrs Stewart Ryrie, of a son.

Jan. 19, 1828. At Bombay, the lady of Capt. Philip Mauchan, of a son.

Feb. 13. At Bellary, Madras, the lady of William Bremner, Esq. Fort-Adjutant, of a son.

May 5. At No. 13, Melville street, Mrs Clerk Rattray, of a daughter.

22. At Madeira, the lady of Webster Gordon, Esq. of a son.

25. At Southampton, the lady of Lieut.-Col Henderson, of a son.

-At No. 26, Albany Street, Mrs Ballantyne, of a daughter.

-At Dunottar House, Lady Kennedy, of a son. 30. At Spylaw, near Kelso, Mrs Dudgeon, of a

son.

31. At St Andrews, the lady of Professor Alexander, of a son.

At Harperfield, Mrs Gordon, of a daughter. June 1. At Inglewood House, Hants, the lady of the Rev. Charles Grant, of a daughter.

2. At Wemyss Castle, Lady Emma Wemyss, of a daughter.

- At Edinburgh, Mrs Wright Williamson, Kinross, of a son.

4. In Portman Square, London, the Duchess of Richmond, of a daughter.

-At Edinburgh, Mrs John Hannay, of a daughter.

5. At Dunglass, Mrs Hall, of a son.

6. At Eaglescairnie, the lady of Major-General the Hon. P. Stuart, of a daughter.

-At Cardrona House, the lady of Patrick Chiene, Esq. of a son.

7. At Wadley House, Berks, Lady Kintore, of

a son.

8. At London, Lady Byron, of a son. -At Edinburgh, Mrs M. Fletcher, of a son. 13. At Edinburgh, Mrs Heriot of Ramornie, of a daughter.

14. At No. 5, Salisbury Road, Newington, Mrs Pender, of a son.

16. At St Bernard's Cottage, Mrs Greig, of a

son.

At Kilbagie, Mrs Stein, of a son.

At Eltham, Surrey, the lady of Captain H. W. Gordon, of the Royal Artillery, of a daughter. 18. At Albyn Place, Mrs C. Gordon, of a son. 19. At 29, Castle Street, Mrs William Nicholson, of a daughter.

At 33, Claremont Street, Mrs G. MacDowal, of a daughter.

-At Loanhead, Kirkliston, Mrs J. Dudgeon, of a daughter.

21. At Annandale Street, Mrs A. B. Blackie, of a son.

22. At 41, Castle Street, Edinburgh, Mrs Wylie, of a son.

23. At Greenlaw Manse, Mrs Home, of a daughter.

-At 11, St John Street, Mrs Yule, of a daugh

ter.

24. At 1, South St Andrew Street, Mrs Quiller, of a son.

-At Carlisle, the lady of Ronald Macdonald, of the 80th regiment, of a daughter.

24. At Carlisle, the lady of Lieut. Ronald Macdonald, of the 80th Regiment, of a daughter.

At Portsmouth, the lady of Michael Tweedie, Esq. Royal Artillery, of a daughter.

At 10, Fette Row, Mrs Howden, of a son. 25. At 7, Manor Place, the lady of Alexander Murray, Esq. of a daughter.

Here, Mrs R. Dempster, of a daughter.

26. At Leith, Mrs Dall, of a son.

27. At Glassmcunt, Fife, Mrs Davidson, of a daughter.

28. At 5, Archibald Place, Mrs Williamson, of a daughter.

July 1. At 87, Great King Street, the lady of Alexander Mackenzie, Esq. of a son.

At Camden Hill, Kensington, the Countess of Glasgow, of a daughter.

At London, the Hon. Mrs Kennedy Erskine, of a son and heir.

4. Mrs Borthwick, 85, George-street, of a daughter.

At Mary's Place, Mrs Parker, of a son. 5. Mrs Robert Greig, of a daughter.

6. The lady of Robert Warden of Parkhill, Esq. of a son.

In Upper Glocester Place, London, the lady of Duncan Campbell, Esq. of a son.

- At No. 7, Royal Circus, Mrs Carlyle Bell, of a daughter.

- At Wilford House, near Nottingham, Lady Lucy Smith, of a daughter.

7. At York Place, Mrs Gillespie, of a son.

- At Taplow Court, Bucks, the lady of Viscount Kirkwall, of a second son.

8. At Melville House, the Countess of Leven and Melville, of a daughter.

10. At Rothsay, the lady of Capt. Deans, of his Majesty's sloop Clio, of a daughter.

son.

At Bedford Place, Alloa, Mrs Gray, of a

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At No. 9, Newington Place, Mrs H. Pillans, of a daughter.

13. At No. 37, Melville-street, the lady of Colonel Mayne, of a son.

14. At Weymouth, the lady of Lieut.-Colonel Allen, of Inchmartine, of a son.

15. At Bath, the lady of Dr Bowie, of a daughter.

16. At No. 21, Clyde-street, Mrs W. B. Hamilton, of a daughter.

- At No. 17, Minto-street, Mrs M'Candlish, of

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Feb. 28. At the Admiralty House, Simon's Bay, Cape of Good Hope, the Hon. Mr Justice Menzies, Senior Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, to Anne Helena, daughter of Commodore Christian of the Royal Navy.

March 17. At St George's Jamaica, the Hon. John Bell, of Woodstock, to Mary Ann, only aughter of the deceased John Hossack, Esq. of Buff-Bay River Estate, in Jamaica, and of Glengaber, Dumfries-shire.

April 14. At Ostaig, Charles MacDonald, Esq. Gillin, to Miss Anne M'Leod, Gesto, daughter of Captain Neil M'Leod, Gesto, of Skye.

May 20. At Aghada, the Rev. Wm. Scoresby, F.R.S. chaplain of the Mariner's Church, Liverpool, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Colonel Fitzgerald.

29. At Bredisholm, Lanarkshire, Augustus Bernard Handley, Esq. King's Dragoon Guards, to Jane Matilda, youngest daughter of Lieut.-Gen. Hay, Lieut.-Governor of Edinburgh Castle.

June 2. At Rothsay, Lieut. John Edington, of the Royal Regiment, to Ann, daughter of the late James Blair, Esq.

At Kinloch, Capt. Hope Dick, Hon. East India Company's Service, Bengal Establishment, to Anne Livingston, daughter of John Campbell, Esq. of Kinloch.

At Falcon Hall, near Edinburgh, Mr John Schaw, of Bannockburn, to Mary, only daughter of the late Joseph Mathews, Esq. merchant, Newcastle.

- At Warriston Crescent, the Reverend James Smith, minister of Ettrick, to Miss Barbara Patterson, Galashiels.

-At Portobello, Mr James Hewat, merchant, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late Mr Alex. Davidson, farmer, Paulswalls, Peebles-shire.

-At Mains of Halkerston, Alex. Smart, Esq. writer, Stonehaven, to Nancy, only daughter of the late Mr David Cowie of Mains of Halkerston.

3. At Hillhousefield, Thomas Jardine, Esq. writer, Moffat, to Christiana, daughter of the late Robert Bayne, Esq. merchant, Leith.

4. At Collace Manse, the Rev. Henry Henderson, minister of Kinclaven, to Isabella, only daughter of the Rev. John Rogers, minister of Collace.

5. At Redhouse, Musselburgh, Pillans Scarth, Esq. W.S. to Cecilia, daughter of the Rev. Thos. Scott, minister of Newton.

6. At Baxter Place, Adam Warden, M.D. York Place, to Jane, only daughter of Robert Stevenson, Esq. civil engineer.

9. At Cabbage Hall, Fifeshire, Mr James Bennet, Burntisland, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of John Smith, Esq.

-At Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Captain John Mitchell, Royal Navy, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter

of William Wilkie, Esq. of Ormiston Hall, Edinburghshire.

9. At Balgay, Sir William Scott, of Ancrum, Bart. to Elizabeth, only child of the late David Anderson, Esq. of Balgay.

-At Edinburgh, Stewart West, Esq. of Kingston, Jamaica, to Eleanor, second daughter of the late Dominick Walsh, Esq. of that island.

10. At Levenside, William Crichton, Esq. to Frances Maxwell, second daughter of James Murdoch, Esq.

-At Wharton Place, Mr John Ramage, accountant National Bank of Scotland, at Banff, to Lilias, daughter of the late Mr George Hardie, Leith.

-At Scotstown, George Charles Moir, Esq. of Denmore, to Mary Agnew, daughter of the late Sir William Bruce of Stenhouse, Bart.

- At Dalry House, James Evans, Esq. to Eleanor, daughter of the late Sir David Carnegie, Bart. of Southesk.

12. At Edinburgh, the Rev. William Rintoul, A.M. of the Scotch Church, Maryport, to Christian, second daughter of the late David Macgibbon, Esq. Claremont Street.

At Leith, Mr H. W. Booth, merchant, to Miss Margaret Richmond, daughter of the late Mr Joseph Thomson.

13. At St George's, London, Colonel Buckley, to the Lady Catherine Pleydell Bouverie, eldest daughter of the Earl of Radnor.

16. At Kinross, Mr Robert Shorthouse, to Margaret, eldest daughter of the late Mr John Beveridge, Carnbo, Kinross-shire.

17. At Edinburgh, Mr William Fraser, of the Royal Bank, Glasgow, to Jane, daughter of the late Mr George Nielson, secretary of the Bank of Scotland.

At Lochridge, Andrew Brown, Esq. younger of Auchintorlie, to Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Matthew Stewart, Esq. of Lochridge.

- At 40, Fountainbridge, Edinburgh, Mr Andrew Jack, printer, to Miss Elizabeth Chisholm.

-At Bath, A. N. Shaw, Esq. son of Major-General Shaw, to Georgiana, second daughter of the Rev. Dr Hodson, Principal of Brazennose College, and Regius Professor of Divinity at Oxford.

19. At Liverpool, the Rev. Andrew Wilson, A.M. minister of the Scottish Church, Rodney Street, in that town, to Miss Sarah Murray.

21. At Fort William, Angus Macdonell, Esq. Inch, to Mary, only surviving child of the late Lieut.-Colonel M'Donald of Morar.

23. At Leith, Mr John Dryden, junior, merchant, to Anne Richelieu, daughter of the late Mr Alex. Nelson Lamb, solicitor there.

- At Kirkaldy, William Oliphant, Esq. shipowner, to Jane, daughter of Geo. Morgan, Esq.

24. At Glasgow, the Rev. William Nicol, Jedburgh, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Andrew White, Esq. merchant, Glasgow.

-At Edinburgh, Mr Alex. Mitchell, merchant, Montrose, to Isabella, daughter of the late Mr James Haig, Edinburgh.

- At St George's, London, Major the Hon. Augustus Ellis, second son of the Right Hon. Lord Seaford, to Mary Frances, eldest daughter of Sir David Cunningham of Milncraig, Bart.

26. At Edinburgh, James Sinclair, Esq. of Forss, to Miss Wemyss, eldest daughter of Wilham Sinclair Wemyss, Esq, of Southdun.

27. William Grant, Esq. son of the late Lieut.Colonel Alexander Grant of Redcastle, to Anne Rebecca, second daughter of the late John Burnet, Esq. Advocate, Judge of the High Court of Admiralty in Scotland.

30. At Moray Place, Edinburgh, Thomas Bromfield Ferrers, Esq. Pail Mall, London, to Lavinia Hume Macleod, youngest daughter of the late Alex. Hume, Esq. of Harris.

July 1. At Gayfield Square, Laurence S'odart, Esq. merchant, Leith, to Mary Ann, daughter of the late John Middleton, Esq. solicitor, London.

- At Dublin Street, Mr Alex. Scott, Archibald Place, to Margaret, daughter of the late David Geddes, Esq. of the Excise, Edinburgh.

3. The Rev. James Bryce, Miuister of the Presbyterian Church, Stamfordham, Northumberland, to Mary, daughter of the late Mr Patrick Plenderleath, Pittenweem.

At Crosslee, Renfrewshire, J. O. Denny,

Esq. secretary to the Glasgow Waterworks, to Jean, second daughter of the late William Stevenson, Esq. of Crosslee.

7. At Glasgow, Mr James Macewan, merchant, Stirling, to Catherine, eldest daughter of the Rev. William Shirreff of Glasgow.

8. At Waukmilton, Alex. M'Gibbon, younger of Crawhill, Esq. to Margaret, third daughter of Mr John Russell.

-At Skateraw, East Lothian, Mr Archibald Miller, junior, merchant, Leith, to Mary, daughter of Mr Henry M. Lee.

-At London, Forbes M'Neill, Esq. to Beatrice Haig, fourth daughter of Alexander Mundell, Esq.

At Phantassie, Captain John Rennie Manderson, of the Honourable East India Company's ship Bridgewater, to Margaret, eldest daughter of George Rennie, Esq. of Phantassie.

10. At Cranshaws, William Turnbull Kellie, Esq. writer, Dunbar, to Christian, youngest daughter of the late Mr Bertram. Cranshaws.

13. At the Church of Speldhurst, Kent, James Hannah, Esq. late of Rochsolls, to Margaret, reliet of Captain John Barker, of the East India Company's service.

15. At Kilmegan. Church, the Right Hon. Earl Annesley, to Priscilla Cecilia, second daughter of Hugh Moore, Esq. of Eglantine House, county of Down.

At Belfast, Alexander Carnegy Ritchie, Esq. advocate, to Sophia, youngest daughter of Thos. Gordon, Esq. writer to the signet.

-At Garnet Hill, the Rev. Robert M'Nair Wilson, of Maryhill, to Mary, second daughter of the Rev. Mr Muir, St James's.

-At Balgownie, William Maxwell, Esq. inerchant in Bourdeaux, to Rachel, second daughter of the late Alexander Fraser, Esq. of Fraserfield, in the county of Aberdeen.

-At Edinburgh, Allan Macdonald, Esq. merchant, London, to Helen, only daughter of James Grant, Esq. of Burnhall, W.S.

- At Biggar, Francis Calder, Esq. distiller, Gunsgreen, to Isabella Hamilton, sixth daughter of the late Jas. Hamilton, Esq. merchant, Biggar. - At Springhill, Berwickshire, Major E. R. Broughton, of the Honourable East India Company's service on the Bengal Establishment, to Mrs Marjoribanks, fourth daughter of the late William Hunter, Esq. of Glenormiston.

16. At London, the Right Honourable Henry Lord Tynham, to Sarah, youngest daughter of the late Sir Anthony Brabazon, Bart. of Brabazon Park, in the county of Mayo.

17. At Gladsmuir Manse, the Rev. Adam Forman, minister of Innerwick, to Margaret Coates, daughter of the Rev. Dr Hamilton.

At St George's, Hanover Square, London, the Earl Brownlow. to the Lady Emma Edgeumbe, daughter of the Earl of Mount Edgcumbe.

18. At St Pancras Church, London, Mr Bryce Johnstone, writer, Kirkcudbright, to Mary Anne Jane, daughter of the late Robert Jollie, Esq.

-At Holy Island Mr Robert Martin, cornfactor, Leith, to Sarah Selby, only daughter of Thos. Goodman, Esq.

21. At St George's Church, Hanover Square, London, Captain Henry Hope, R.N. and C.B. to Jane Sophia, youngest daughter of Admiral Sir Herbert Sawyer, K.C.B. of Dalby Old Hall, Leicestershire.

At Auchingramount, Andrew Bannatyne, Esq. Glasgow, to Margaret, daughter of James Miller, Esq. of Millheugh, Professor of Mathematics in the University of Glasgow.

22. At Grahamston, Falkirk, Mr Jas. Ritchie, merchant, Edinburgh, to Agnes, daughter of William Wyse, Esq. there.

24. At Elgin, William Gordon of West Lodge, late of Tobago, Esq. to Ann Innes, fourth daughter of John Hay, late of Braco, Esq.

25. At St James's Church, Piccadilly, London, Henry Pester, Esq. to Georgina Macleod, daughter of Lieutenant-General Sir John and Lady Emily Macleod.

28. At the house of the Marquis of Tweeddale, in London, John Cam Hobhouse, Esq. M.P. for Westminster, to the Lady Julia Hay, youngest sister of the Marquis of Tweeddale.

29. At Elvingston, James Law, Esq. writer to the signet, to Mary, only daughter of the late John

Bennett, Esq. Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.

29. At Edinburgh, Mr John Nairne, S.S.C., to Joanna, youngest daughter of the late Mr Alex. Logan, Edinburgh.

30. At Lochgair House, William Penny, Esq. advocate, to Janet Mackinnon, second daughter of the late Charles Campbell of Lecnary, Esq.

31. At Grahamston, John R. Prentice, Esq. Edinburgh, to Maria Bryce, fifth daughter of the late John Glass, Esq. Stirling.

-At No. 3, Merchant Street, Mr Thomas Henderson, writer, Linlithgow, to Hannah, second daughter of Mr James Robertson, tobacconist, Edinburgh.

Lately, At Walcot Church, Captain J. E. Muttlebury, of the 97th regiment, to Mary, daughter of the late Alex. Ramsay, Esq. of West Grange, near Edinburgh.

-At London, Sir Astley Cooper, Bart. of Conduit Street, and Gadesbridge, Hertfordshire, to Catherine, daughter of the late John Jones, Esq. of Dery Ormond, Cardiganshire.

-At Whitehouse Vilia, the Rev. William Anderson of Dalry, to Miss Louisa Marstou.

-At No. 23, Maitland Street, Mr Gines Henderson, of the Customs, Leith, to Helen, daughter of the late Mr Francis Buchan, North Berwick.

DEATHS.

Nov. 3, 1827. At Bombay, aged 24, of fever, brought on by much exposure during arduous professional duty, Assistant Surgeon Wilson Burn, of the Hon. East India Company's Service, son of Mr James Burn, Mint, Edinburgh.

Jan. 3, 1828. At Belgaum, Madras, Lieutenant James Gardiner Inglis, of the 41st Regiment.

6. At Stbpore, near Calcutta, suddenly, when about to revisit his native country, Captain Ronald Macdonald, fourth son of Angus Macdonald, Esq. of Laig, island of Eigg.

12. At Bolarum, near Hydrabad, William D. F. Gardner, Lieutenant in the Madras Horse Artillery.

17. At Vingoolah, East Indies, Lieut.-Colonel Place, 41st regiment.

March 3. At Carabusa, shortly after being ap pointed Governor of that Island, Colonel Č. Ġ. Urquhart, eldest son of the late David Urquhart, Esq. of Braelang well. He was killed by the falling of a shed in a gale of wind.

April 9. On his passage home from the Mauritius, Lieut. Andrew Hathorn, 29th Regiment, youngest son of John Hathorn, late of Castlewigg, Esq.

15. At Montego Bay, Jamaica, Lieut. Robert Harper, late of the 77th regiment of foot.

May 4. At Florence, aged 55, the Russian Prince Nicholas Demidow. The immense fortune of this nobleman has often furnished matter of curious speculation. He is said at one time himself to have estimated his income at a Louis d'or a-minute, or about £500,000 a-year.

10. In Zetland, Mr James Piper, of Monsay, aged 81 years.

16. At the Manse of Strachan, where he had been on a visit, Dr Garioch of Tarland.

- At Charleston of Aberlour, Captain Allan Grant, Advie, in the 90th year of his age.

17. On board his Majesty's packet, the Duke of York, on her way home from Jamaica, his Excellency Sir Ralph James Woodford, Bart. Governor of Trinidad.

18. At Paisley, in the 89th year of her age, Elizabeth Sim, relict of the late Mr Allan Clark. She lived to see 10 children (her own immediate offspring,) 52 grand-children, and 31 great-grandchildren.

At Blyth, county of Northumberland, Mr William Guthrie, son of Mr Thomas Guthrie, Pleasance, Dunse, aged 27 years.

20. At Lowhouse, near Berwick, Adam Murray, Esq. of Mountpleasant, late surgeon in his Majesty's 28th regiment.

-At Floriana, in the island of Malta, James Graham Macdonald Buchanan, younger of Druinmakill.

21. George, son of Mr James Webster, writer in Cupar.

23. At his house, No. 1, Windsor Street, Mr John Dickson, builder.

21. At Dresden, after a short illness, Charles, Marquis of Northampton.

-On board the City of Edinburgh steam-packet, off Scarborough, Captain Duncan Chisholm Mackenzie, Commander in the Royal Navy, second son of the late Roderick Mackenzie, Esq. of Scotsburn, in the county of Ross.

-At his house, Waterloo Road, London, Mr James Jones, for many years proprietor of the Royal Circus, London, formerly joint proprietor with Mr Parker of the Equestrian Establishment, Leith Walk, and founder of the Cobourg Theatre,

27. At London, Lieut.-General the Hon. Stephen Mahon, Lieut.-Colonel of his Majesty's 7th Dragoon Guards.

28. At London, the Hon. Anne Seymour Damer, the only child of the Right Hon. Field Marshal Henry Seymour Conway.

- At Edinburgh, Thomas Ferguson, Esq. writer to the signet.

- At his house, Castle Street, Dr Wm. Cullen, one of the physicians to the Royal Infirmary.

29. At St Ann's Yards, Mr James Playfair. -At Cumbernauld, the Rev. James Boucher, minister of the United Associate Congregation there.

30. At Portobello, Mrs Ferrier, wife of James Ferrier, Esq. John Street, Portobello.

-At Quarryholes, John Greig, Esq. of Nevity. June 1. At Bridgeton, near Montrose, Mrs Orr of Bridgeton.

-At his seat, Newbury, county of Kildare, Ralph Peter Dundas, Esq. only son of the late General Ralph Dundas, of Manor, North Britain. -At No. 4, George's Place, Edinburgh, Mr David Barlet Stewart, formerly merchant in Leith. 2. At Innerleithen, the Rev. Thomas Brown, D.D. minister of the first United Associate Congregation, Dalkeith, in the 52d year of his age, and 30th year of his ministry. As an able and faithful minister, and as a man of strict integrity, genuine piety, active benevolence, and amiable manners, Dr Brown will be long affectionately remembered in the circle in which he moved. The circumstances of his death were peculiarly fitted to teach the uncertainty of life, and the importance of habitual readiness to die. Returning from Biggar, where he had been assisting in the administration of the Lord's Supper, he took Innerleithen on his way, for the purpose of using the waters for a few days, as for some time he had been slightly ailing. On the Wednesday evening he was seized with a vomiting of blood, and though for a day or two the symptoms were favourable, he gradually became weaker and weaker, till he expired on the morning of Monday at 4 o'clock.

At Ballimenach, Miss Margaret Campbell, daughter of the late Duncan Campbell, Esq. of Sonachan.

3. At Edinburgh, Mrs Marion Aikman, relict of Alex. Henderson, Esq. Randigate, Falkirk.

Nicol Somerville, Esq. of Silvermills.

At Musselburgh, Margaret, daughter of the late Mr Taylor, rector of the Grammar School. 4. At Peebles, Margaret Semple, wife of the Rev. Thomas Adam, minister of the second United Associate Congregation there.

- At Ann Street, St Bernard's, Jane, daughter of John Tulloch, Esq.

5. At Southend, Essex, Henrietta, youngest and only surviving daughter of Major-General Sir George Leith, Bart.

-At his father's house, St John's Place, Leith Links, Mr Alex. Dudgeon, jun. merchant, Leith.

At Edinburgh, Robert Grieves, Esq. Inspector of Hospitals, and of Quarantine, at Malta. 6. At the Observatory, Caltonhill, Mr Peter M'Arthur, aged 74.

-At Edinburgh, Miss Ross Gray, youngest daughter of the deceased Thomas Gray, late farmer at Gorgie Muir.

-At Calcarry Castle, Allan Macaskill, Esq. of Morinish, in the 63d year of his age.

7. In Hertford Street, Mayfair, London, Lord Henry Fitzroy.

-At Edinburgh, Capt. And. Thomson, R. N. -At Albany Street, Leith, Christian Finlayson, wife of Mr Stewart Sceales.

10. At Perth, Mary, daughter of the late Rev. William Arnot, Kennoway, Fifeshire.

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10. At Murraythwaite, Anne, eldest daughter of William Hagart, Esq.

At Caradale House, Walter Campbell, Esq. of Glen Caradale.

-At Newbyth, Robt. Baird, Esq. of Newbyth.` -At Edinburgh, Robert Pitcairn, sen. Esq. late Principal Keeper of Registrations, and for upwards of fifty years connected with other departments of the College of Justice, in the 80th year of his age.

-At Minto Street, Newington, Josiah Livingston, merchant in Edinburgh.

-At Edinburgh, Mrs Elizabeth Bisset, relict of Mr William Ritchie, merchant.

-At Paris, the Marquis of Lauriston, Marshal and Peer of France, Grand Veneur, &c. He was surrounded at the time of his death by his relations and friends, and by his old fellow soldiers the Dukes of Reggio and Ragusa.

13. At Edinburgh, Mrs Nicolson M'Kinnon, spouse of Mr John Haldan, solicitor.

14. At Windsor, Henry Lord Mount Sandford, aged 21. He is succeeded in his title and estates by his uncle George, the present Lord Mount Sandford.

-At Glasgow, Mr Thomas Duncan, printer. 15. In Spring Garden Terrace, London, William Hill, Esq. Under Secretary of the Treasury.

At her seat, Stoke, near Bristol, in her 82d year, her Grace the Duchess Dowager of Beaufort. At Balbardie House, Mr George Marjoribanks, licentiate of the Royal College of Surgeons, third son of Alexander Marjoribanks, Esq. of Marjoribanks.

- At Edinburgh, the Rev. John Brown, minister of Channelkirk, in the 59th year of his age, and 25th of his ministry.

At the Bridge of Allan, Jessie Gordon, daughter of John Hay, Esq. shipowner, Leith. 16. At London, Mrs James Walker, daughter of the late Rev. R. Cunningham, of Balgownie. 18. At Balsusney Lodge, Fifeshire, Elizabeth, third daughter of Wm. Ferguson, Esq. of Kilrie.

19. At his father's house, No. 10, High Street, Mr James Rutherford, surgeon, aged 21 years, only son of Mr John Rutherford, leather-merchant, Edinburgh.

20. At Ratho, Mrs Catherine Russel, relict of John Gourlay, merchant in Falkirk.

-At Leith, Mr Alex. Robertson, of the Leith and Hull Shipping Company's Office.

At the village of Cambusburn, near Stirling, Mr William Jaffry. He was among the first individuals in that quarter who foresaw the immense benefits that would result from vaccination, and having procured a supply of matter, he tried the experiment first on his own son. His first attempts being successful, he became anxious to diffuse the blessing, and having proeured an adequate supply of lymph, he frequently walked eight or ten miles, and vaccinated from eighty to a hundred children before his return. About twelve years ago, he asserted that he had inoculated above 13,000 children in all, not one of whom took the small pox. His benevolent exertions eventually attracted the attention of the vaccine establishment, who elected him an honorary member, sent him a diploma, and voted him a handsome silver cup, as marks of their approbation of his exertions.

22. At Nottingham House, in the county of Caithness, John Campbell Sutherland, Esq. of Forse, in the 75th year of his age.

- At Balranald, Jane Caroline, eldest daughter of James Thos. Macdonald, Esq. Balranald.

23. At Atholl, Perthshire, Mrs Stewart, aged 70, eldest daughter of the late Angus Macdonald, Esq. of Achtrichtan, and relict of the late Allan Stewart, Esq. representative of the ancient family of the Stewarts of Appin.

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At the Manse of Dunbog, Mrs Keyden, wife of the Rev. James Keyden of Pituncarty.

24. At Cholmondeley-house, Piccadilly, London, in her 34th year, Lady Charlotte Seymour, widow of the late Colonel Seymour of the 3d Guards, and daughter of the late Marquis Cholmondeley.

-At Stow, Mrs Helen Paterson, widow of Mr James Lee, aged 89.

25. At Florence, Lieutenant John Sinclair, of the Royal Artillery, aged 23.

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