At Largs, James, only son of George

Stirling, Esq. Glasgow.

11. In Queen Street, Edinburgh, Miss Elizabeth Keay, sen.

In George's Square, Glasgow, Dame Robina Crawfurd Pollok of Pollok, aged 83 years, relict of Sir Hew Crawfurd, Bart. of Jordanhill.

At Trincomalee, of cholera morbus, in his 18th year, Mr Thomas, a midshipman of the Leander.

13. At London, John Anderson, Esq. of Fermoy, in the county of Cork.

- At his Palace in Chelsea, after a long illness and general decay of nature, the Hon. Brownlow North, D.C.L. Lord Bishop of Winchester, Prelate of the Order of the Garter, Provincial Sub-Dean of Canterbury, and Visitor of Magdalene, New, Trinity, St John's, and Corpus Colleges, Oxford, F.A. and L.S. His Lordship was aged 79, having been nearly 40 years Bishop of that Diocese.

14. At Clay Hall, near Windsor, Mrs James Lindsay, wife of Captain Lindsay, grenadier guards, aged 23.

16. At Beith, William Fleming, Esq. writer.

At Easthouses, aged 78, Gideon Walkinshaw. He was father to 12, grandfather to 64, and great-grandfather to 41. making a total of 117; 30 of whom are dead, and 87 living; he had been in the employ of the Marquis of Lothian for 61 years; 84 of his progeny are yet at his Lordship's works.

17. At Blairlogie, Susan Wallace, wife

of the Rev. William Anderson, minister of the gospel there, aged 42.

18. At Miramichi, New Brunswick, Mr George Laurie, merchant.

20. At Montrose, Mrs Elizabeth Straton, daughter of the deceased John Straton, Esq. of Lauriston, in the 86th year of her age.

At Inverness, Mrs Susanna Macalister, wife of Norman Macdonald, Esq. Scalpa.

At Edinburgh, in the 83d year of her age, Miss Graham, only remaining daughter of the deceased James Graham of Balquhapple, Esq.

21. At Portobello, John Macintosh, Esq. late accountant of the Royal Bank. 24. James Towers, Esq. Professor of Midwifery in the University of Glasgow.

At Alloa, Mrs Margaret Cowie, wife of John Drummond, Esq. writer there. At Newbattle, Diana, eldest daughter of the late Colonel Donald Macleod of St Kilda.

25. At Edinburgh, Colonel Robert Baillie, of the Hon. East India Company's

service.

4. At Balstack, in the parish of Hutton, aged 69 years, David Graham, Esq. banker.

5. At Brussels, Major-General Sir William Nicholson, Bart.

- At Edinburgh, Miss Margaret Boswell, the last of the name in the direct line of the ancient family of the Boswells of Balmuto.

At Paisley, Thomas Smith, Esq. late merchant in Glasgow.

At Bologna, within an hour of each other, George Meek of Campfield, Esq. and Mrs Janet Meek, his wife.

6. At Stank, in the parish of Ruthwell, in the 85th year of her age, Miss Sophia Richardson.

At Forres, William Tulloh, Esq. of Bogton, and formerly of Calcutta.

7. In Duke Street, Westminster, in her 86th year, the daughter of the late Dr Hutton, more than half a century ago Archbishop of Canterbury.

At Whitsome manse, Berwickshire,

the Reverend George Drummond.

At Walls, Miss Jane Ker, eldest daughter of Gilbert Ker, Esq.

At his house, Edinburgh, Thomas Brown, Esq. bookseller.

At London, John Urquhart, Esq. of the Ordnance Office.

8. At Coombe House, Surrey, aged 64 years, Beeston Long, Esq. one of the Directors of the Bank of England.

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At Gilmerton, Miss Christian Trot

At Taybank, Mrs Bridget Yeaman, spouse of Charles Guthrie, Esq.

9. At Liverpool, the celebrated Miss Margaret M'Avoy, whose faculty of distinguishing colours, &c. by the touch, gave rise to so much discussion about three years since.

At sea (during a voyage from Bombay to Calcutta) Lieutenant Donald Norman M'Donald, 10th Madras native infantry.

10. At Ulcombe Place, Kent, in the 51st year of his age, the most Honourable Walter, Marquis and Earl of Ormonde, in Ireland, and Baron Butler in England, K. P. and Governor of the county of Kilkenny.

At Ayr, Adam Stewart, Esq. late of Liverpool, in his 80th year.

11. At London, the Right Hon. Lady Lilford.

At Norwich, aged 46, Captain Robert Tinkler, R. N. who signalised himself by his intrepid bravery in several engagements, in which he had received 21 wounds. Captain Tinkler was cabin boy on board his Majesty's ship Bounty (Captain Bligh) at the time the crew of that ship mutinied in the South Seas, in the year 1789, and was one of the 12 persons who, with the captain, were turned adrift in a boat by the mutineers.

On board his Majesty's ship Tartar, Howard, third son of Colonel Sir Howard Douglas.

12. At Edinburgh, Mr John Swanston, merchant.

At Glasgow, Charles Wilsone, Esq. surgeon.

At the advanced age of 90, Mrs Jean Bogle, widow of Mr Matthew Wotherspoon, late of Springbog.

At Ayr, Miss Hamilton, daughter of the late John Hamilton of Kyps, writer in Mauchline.

5. At Muirfield, East Lothian, Major Spenser Cochrane, of the East India Company's service.

At Stratton, the seat of Robert Marsham, Esq. Sir Edward Bacon of Raveningham, in Norfolk, premier Baronet of England.

At Paisley, after a short illness, Hugh Thomson, Esq. Among other bequests he has left 1000l. for public benevolent purposes, viz.-To the British and Foreign Bible Society, 2007. London Missionary Society, 2001. Hutcheson's Charity School, Paisley, 2001. Paisley Sabbath School Society, 2001. Paisley Dispensary and House of Recovery, 2001.

6. At London, James Ferguson of Pitfour, Esq. M. P.