BIRTHS.

July 23, 1822. At Madras, the Lady of Major George Cadell, Assistant Adjutant-General, of a

21. In Baker Street, Portman Square, London, the Lady of George Cleghorn, Esq. of Weens, of a daughter.

22. At Brussels, Lady Mabelea Knox, wife of the Hon. John Henry Knox, of a son and heir.

At Rotterdam, Mrs Jas. Young, of a son. 24. At Portobello, the Lady of William Cochrane Anderson, Esq. of Harehope, of a son.

25. The Lady of Sir James Milles Riddell, of Ardnamurchan and Sunart, Bart. of a daughter and a son and heir.

26. At Holkham, Lady Ann Coke, of a son and heir.

At Pisa, Capt. Archibald Buchanan, R. N. - In Charlotte Square, Mrs Tytler, of Woodhouselee, of a son.

28. The Lady of Gilbert Laing Meason, Esq. of Lindertis, of a son.

30. At Bourn Hall, Cambridgeshire, the Countess De la Warr, of a son.

At Kinblethmont, Lady Jane Lindsay Carnegie, of a daughter.

31. At Edinburgh, Mrs George Forbes, of a daughter,

Jan. 1, 1823. At Cullen, county of Tipperary, the wife of Lieut. W. A. Riach, 79th Highlanders, of a son.

2. In Heriot Row, the Lady of John Dalzell, Esq. of a daughter.

4. In York Place, Mrs Mercer of Gorthy, of a

son.

-At Orchard-house, Kelso, Mrs Kell, of a son. 6. At Tinnis, Selkirkshire, Mrs Ballantyne of Phawhope, of a daughter.

7. At Hermitage House, the Lady of Alexander Burn, Esq. of a daughter.

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At 17, Union Street, Mrs Robert Dunlop, of a son.

12. In Montagu Square, London, the Lady of Colonel Robert Gordon, of a son.

13. At Edinburgh, Mrs Dewar of Lassodie, of a daughter.

son.

At Edinburgh, Mrs George Wauchope, of a

14. At Langley, Derbyshire, the Lady of Godfrey Meynell, Esq. of Meynell Langley, of a son. 15. In Bedford Place, London, the Lady of Dr Edward Thomas Monro, of a son.

-At Leith Fort, the Lady of Colonel Walker, of a daughter.

18. In Fettes Row, Mrs Pearson, of Myrecairnie, of a son.

19. Mrs Bethune, of Blebo, of a daughter.

At Tayside, Mrs Dawson, of a daughter. 20. In Duke Street, Westminster, London, Mrs John Campbell, of a daughter.

-At Banff, Mrs Captain M'Lean, 2d West India Regiment of a son.

21. At Bolly-hill, near Rochester, the Lady of Captain M'Leod, C. B. R. N. of a daughter.

24. At No. 16, George Street, Mrs Haldane, of a daughter.

25. At Quilon, Madras, the Lady of Claud Currie, Esq. surgeon, of a daughter.

27. At Arniston Place, Newington, Mrs Charles Sievwright, of a daughter.

29. At Baberton, the Lady of Archibald Christie, Esq. of Baberton, of a daughter.

At York Place, Edinburgh, the Lady of William Plomer, Esq. of a son.

30. At Park-house, Mrs Gordon, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

Dec. 2. Mr Thomas Pender, jun. of the Stamp Office, Edinburgh, to Eleanora, eldest daughter of Joseph Stewart Menzies, Esq. of Foss.

3. At Cheltenham, Major Hill Dickson, 64th regiment, to Caroline Emma, second daughter of Thomas Stoughton, Esq. of Ballyhorgan, county of Kerry.

-At Kirkaldy, Captain William Beveridge, of the Pilgrim of Kirkaldy, to Margaret, daughter of James Henry Esq. Kirkaldy.

At Gladsmuir, Mr George Harley of Haddington, to Margaret, only daughter of Mr George Macbeth, of Stirling.

5. At Aberdeen, William Allardyce, Esq.winemerchant, to Janet, daughter of Alex. Dingwall, Esq. postmaster.

At Holkham Church, the Hon. Spencer Stanhope, of Canon Hill, near Leeds, to Miss Coke, daughter of Thomas William Coke, Esq. one of the representatives of the county of Norfolk.

23. At Edinburgh, Lieut.-Colonel Rose, Portuguese service, to Catherine, eldest daughter of James Waddell, Esq. of Kingston, Jamaica.

- At Tours, Captain Robert Pinkerton, to Henrietta Laura, eldest daughter of the Rev. Archibald Alison, senior minister of St Paul's Chapel, Edinburgh.

25. At Grange, Alexander Stoddart, Esq. younger of Ballendrick, to Jesse, daughter of William Young, Esq. Bruntisland.

At Cousland Park, Mr Alexander Burn, North Berwick, to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr William Walker.

26. At Edinburgh, Sir Alexander Ramsey of Balmain, Bart, M. P. to Elizabeth, second daughter of the Hon. William Maule of Panmure, M.P.

-At Edinburgh, the Rev. John Hunter, A. M. of Magdalene College, Oxford, and youngest son of James Hunter, Esq. of Holloway, Middlesex, to Douglas, eldest daughter of the late Robert Robert Richardson, Esq. of Perth.

- At Dalkeith, Thomas Brander, Esq. of Rose Isle, to Jessie, daughter of the late Alex. Grant, Esq. W. S.

27. At Edinburgh, James Rutherford, Esq. W. S. to Susannah Hardcastle, of Houghton, daughter of the deceased Michael Hardcastle of Houghton, Esq. in the county of Durham.

28. In Forth Street, Edinburgh, James Block, Esq. of Kentish Town, near London, to Susan, third daughter of Adam Wilson, Esq. depute-clerk of Session.

30. At Tanfield, near Edinburgh, Peter Scott, Esq. agent for the Commercial Bank of Scotland, Crieff, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Mr Alexander Scott, merchant, Edinburgh.

Jan. 1. At Bonside, Linlithgowshire, A. Thomson, Esq. surgeon, in the Hon. East India Company's service, to Sarah Ann Drummond, daughter of Wyville Smyth, Esq. M.D. of Bonside.

13. At London, the Hon. Major-General Fermor, only brother of the Earl of Pomfret, to Miss Borough, eldest daughter of Sir Richard Borough, Bart. and niece to Lord Viscount Lake.

14. At Aikenhead John Stewart Wood, Esq. to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of James Buchanan, Esq.

15. At Richmond, Henry Dymoke, Esq. eldest son of the Hon. and Rev. the Champion Dymoke, to Emma, second daughter of Wm. Pearce, Esq. of Billingford, Norfolk.

16. At Hampstead, Thomas Beckwith, Esq. of Bedford Place, to Elizabeth Sophia, second daughter of the late John Spottiswoode, Esq. of Spottiswoode.

-The Rev. James Roger, minister of Dunino, Fifeshire, to Janet, daughter of the Rev. Mr Haldane of Kingoldrum.

- At Campbelton, Argyleshire, Captain Watts, 73d Regiment, to Jane, eldest daughter of the late Colonel Campbell of Glenfeachan.

20. At Aberdeen, Captain Francis Farquharson, Hon. East India Company's Service, Bombay Establishment, to Forbes, only daughter of the late Geo. Gerard, jun. Esq. of Midstrath.

21. At Inchmarlo, Thomas Coats, Esq. younger of Lipwood, County of Northumberland, to Anne, second daughter of the late Rev. Dr Davidson, of Raynie.

-At Haddington, George Dunlop, Esq. to Nancy, youngest daughter of James Wilkie, Esq. of Ratho Byres.

John Knapp, Esq. to Jessy Murray, daughter of the late Alexander Kerr, Esq. of Chatto.

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At the house of the British Ambassador, at Florence, Prince Sapieha, to Miss Bold, of Bold Hall, Lancashire, daughter and heiress of the late Peter Patten Bold, Esq.

23. At 119, George Street, John Hall, Esq. eldest son of Sir James Hall of Dunglass, Bart. to Miss Juliana Walker, youngest daughter of the late James Walker, Esq. of Dalry, Principal Clerk

of Session.

27. At Edinburgh, Mr Robert Marshall, merchant, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Mr Robert Gilmore, merchant.

At Edinburgh, Capt. Wm. Balfour, R. N. to Mary Margaret, youngest daughter of the late Andrew Baikie of Kirkwall, Esq.

Majesty perfectly remembered, and while conversing with the Marquis of Queensberry, during his late visit to Scotland, he very kindly inquired whether his old friend the Colonel was still alive. His Lordship replied in the affirmative, and at the same time stated, that nothing but the advanced age and growing infirmities of his spouse had prevented him from visiting Holyrood on so interesting an occasion. "Well," said his Majesty, "I am very sorry for it; they were always loving, and now must be a truly venerable couple, for one of the oldest things I remember, is having danced Monimusk with Mrs De Peyster."

30. At Edinburgh, George Winton, Esq. architect.

At Edinburgh, Mrs Janet Spankie, wife of Mr Robert Mitchel, wine-merchant.

At Muirhead, of Pitcullo, James Walker, Esq. of Muirhead.

Dec. 1. In Richmond Place, Miss Agnes Walker, daughter of the late Mr William Walker, writer, Edinburgh.

-At Edinburgh, Mr D. Thomson, tobacconist. -At Edinburgh, Hugh Hutchinson, Esq. surgeon, Royal Navy.

At Bruntisland, Mr Charles Stewart, late master of his Majesty's revenue cutter, Princess Royal.

- At Brechin, George Anderson, Esq. writer there.

2. At Backhill of Carberry, near Musselburgh, Mrs Vernor, wife of Mr Alexander Vernor.

Circus.

10. At Auchindinny Mill, Mrs Laing, wife of Mr George Laing, paper-manufacturer.

-At Walton, the Right Hon. Charles, Earl of Tankerville, Baron Ossulston, &c. &c. He is succeeded in his titles and estate by his son, Charles Augustus, Lord Ossulston, M. P. for Berwickupon-Tweed.

11. At his house, Merchant Street, Mr Robert Thomson.

At Ardrossan Manse, William Hendry, Esq. of Barrowston.

At Balmungie, near St Andrews, Mrs Lindesay of Balmungie.

At Sidmouth, Jane, youngest daughter of the late Charles Hope, Esq. Commissioner of the Navy.

12. At Edinburgh, Mrs L. F. Kennedy, relict of Lieutenant-Colonel Kennedy, of the 19th Light Dragoons.

At Mill of Allardyce, near Bervie, Mr Rob. Milne, farmer, in the 92d year of his age; and at Bervie, on the 7th, Mrs Barclay, his sister, aged 91.

13. At Dalkeith, Mr George Hislop.

At her father's house, Leith Links, aged 14 years, Philadelphia Jameson, eldest daughter of John Jameson, Esq.

expired the last of a branch of an ancient and distinguished clan.

16. At Grantown, Captain Alexander Grant, of Tullochgorum, aged 89.

-At Brompton, William Henry Boys, Esq. Second Lieutenant-Colonel of the Marines quartered at Chatham.

17. At Cumnock, the Rev. David Wilson, pastor of the United Associate Congregation there, in the 35th year of his ministry.

At Southampton, aged 26, Charles K. Young, Esq. son of the late lamented Professor Young, of Glasgow; a young gentleman of the most amiable and estimable character, the heir of his highly-gifted father's elegant and accomplished mind, and, but for his long continued ill health, the expectant of his chair. His early fate is an irreparable loss to his many friends, and the literature of his country, of which, had it pleased God to spare his life, he was likely to have become one of the brightest ornaments.

At the Barracks, head of Loch Rannoch, Colonel Alex. Robertson of Strowan, chief of clan Donachie, or Robertsons.

19. In Portland Place, Edinburgh, Mr John Ramage, only son of the late Mr John Ramage, merchant.

At Edinburgh, William Jobson, Esq. of

Lochore.

In Buccleuch Place, Mrs Rebecca Seton, relict of Mr Daniel Seton, merchant in Edinburgh. At Portsburgh, Mr John Scott, watchmaker. At Edinburgh, Charles Fleming, Esq. late Superintendant Surgeon in the service of the Hon. East India Company.

At his residence, Ranelagh House, Chelsea, in the 69th year of his age, General Wilford, Colonel of the 7th Dragoon Guards.

21. At Dundee, Mrs Black, wife of Mr Alexander Black, late land-surveyor of the customs of that port.

At Kinaldie, parish of Old Deer, James Simpson, aged 91. In the 20th regiment of foot, commanded by Lieut.-General Kingley, under the Duke of Cumberland and Prince Ferdinand, he served during the whole of the Continental war. In the battle of Minden, of ten men, which belonged to the tent with him, seven were killed and two wounded, while he escaped unhurt.

22. In Sackville Street, Dublin, aged 94, the Most Noble the Marquis of Drogheda. His Lordship was a Field Marshal, and the oldest General in his Majesty's service. He is succeeded in his title by Viscount Moore, (Baron Moore, of Moore Place, Kent.)

24. At Colinsburgh, Mary, daughter of the late James Walker, Esq. of Fawfield.

25. At Moness, Miss Margaret Menzies, late of Belfracks.

26. At Glasgow, Mrs Margaret Johnston, wife of Mr James Duncan, printer.

At Pisa, Capt. Archibald Buchanan, R. N. 27. At Gartur, Miss Erskine, Union Street, Edinburgh.

28. At Edinburgh, Mr John Sinclair, seed-merchant.

At Findon, Alexander, youngest son of Thomas Mackenzie, Esq.

At London, Mrs Craigie, wife of Captain Edmund Buchan Craigie, of the Bengal Establish

ment.

29. At No. 1, North James's Street, Edinburgh, Mr James Harper.

At Dunbar, Mrs Banks, relict of Mr Robert Banks, shipmaster there.

-At Eyemouth, Mrs Renton, widow of Cap tain William Renton, of the 62d Regt. of Foot.

At Dalkeith Mills, Mr Thomas Clarke, miller, aged 72.

At Lennoxlove, the Right Hon. the Dowager Lady Blantyre.

At Glasgow, Catherine, daughter of the late Colin Campbell, Esq. of Arnahow, Argyllshire. 30. At Dublin, Lieut.-Colonel Henry Milling, of the 934 Highlanders.

In Waterloo Place, London, the Countess of Egremont.

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At Tanderlane, Francis Walker, Esq. 31. At Fountainbridge, Ensign Thomas King Thornton, of the Berwickshire Militia.

Lately. In Dublin, after a most painful and te

dious illness, Hans Hamilton, Esq. M. P. for the county of Dublin.

Lately. At his house, in Great Russel Street, Bloomsbury, London, William Blair, Esq. surgeon.

- At Broughty Ferry, Dundee, in the 103d year of his age. Mr Thomas Abbott. He was born in the reign of King George I. He never used spectacles, and scarcely was ever known to have one day's illness till his death.

At York, aged 63, Mrs Harrison. Her death was occasioned by a pin running into her thumb whilst washing, which brought on a mortification.

Jan. 1. 1823. At Falmouth, aged 80, Arthur Kempe, Admiral of the Red. The deceased assisted at the glorious affair of Quebec, where the immortal Wolfe fell, and accompanied Captains Cook and Furneux in their respective voyages of discovery.

- At No. 14, James's Square, Mrs Spankie, relict of Mr George Spankie, merchant.

- At Belfield, Mr Simpson, aged 91, many years surgeon in Dalkeith.

-In Great Portland Street, London, Archibald Neilson, Esq. merchant.

-At Worcester, Eliza Emily, daughter of the late Robert Campbell, Esq. of Calcutta.

At Dumfermline, Colonel Sir John Wardlaw, Bart.

2. At Heriot's Hill, near Canonmills, Mrs Margaret Kinnear, wife of the late Alexander Kinnear, Esq. banker in Edinburgh.

3. At Aberdeen, the Rev. David Sim, minister of the Union Chapel of Ease of that city.

At Selkirk, Andrew Henderson, Esq. of Midgehope.

4. In Bath Street, Portobello, Mrs Elizabeth Innes, relict of George Innes, Esq. late InspectorGeneral of the Stamp Duties for Scotland.

- At Leith, Mr John Paterson, civil engineer there.

-At Carfin, Mrs Nisbet of Carfin.

- At Marshall Place, Perth, John White, Esq. of Eskmills.

5. At his house, in Pilrig Street, Mr Charles Moodie.

Robert Proctor, Esq. writer to the signet.

At Falkirk, Mr James Russell of Blackbraes. 6. At Coats-house, near Edinburgh, Mr Robert Cramond Boswell, eldest son of Wm. Boswell, Esq. advocate.

At Rockhill, Argyllshire, Mrs Caroline Campbell, daughter of the deceased Donald Campbell, Esq. of Airds.

-At Lintlaw, Abraham Logan, Esq. of Burnhouses.

At Edinburgh, Mrs Mary Campbell, Wellington Street, aged 84.

In Queen Square, Westminster, London, Henry Savage, Esq. Admiral of the White, aged 87.

7. At Glasgow, Mr E. S. Hutton, civil engineer. -At Edinburgh, Mrs Bethune, widow of Henry Bethune, Esq. of Kilconquhar.

At Stankye, David Wylie, many years blacksmith and farrier to the family of Ramsay, Baronets of Balmain, in the 95th year of his age, ninety-three of which he resided in that place.

-At Newton House, Mrs Colonel Montgomery, of Newton.

At Draycot, in Wiltshire, Lady Catherine Tylney Long, relict of Sir James Tylney Long, Bart.

8. At Edinburgh, Mrs Cleghorn, Colington. -At Edinburgh, Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander James Ross, late of the Royal Scots Fusileers. 9. At St Andrews, Miss B. Balbirnie, niece of the late Mr Robert Richard of London.

At Ladyfield Place, Miss Alison Tweedie. At No. 2, Hope Street, Mrs Stewart, late of Strathgroy.

-At Glasgow, the Rev. Neil Douglas, aged 73. 10. At West Craigs, Mr John Gillespie, late in Kilmore, Island of Skye.

At Bath, Mrs Henrietta Fordyce, aged 89, relict of Dr James Fordyce, author of the celebrated" Sermons to Young Women," and sister of the late Mr James Cummyng, Secretary to the Antiquarian Society of Scotland.

At Kensington, Viscountess Dowager Mon

11. At her house, Portobello, Mrs Elizabeth C. McKinnon.

-At Musselburgh, Mrs Boyle, widow of Capt. Robert Boyle, of the 42d Regiment.

-At Glasgow, Jane, youngest daughter of Dr William Meikleham, Professor of Natural Philosophy in the University there.

-At Abbey House, Arbroath, Miss Colvil, eldest daughter of the late Wm. Colvil, Esq.

12. At Dumfries, William Jardine, Esq. surgeon, R. N.

-Anne Grame Dalrymple, third daughter of Robert Dalrymple Horne Elphinstone of Horne and Logie Elphinstone, Esq.

At Invermay, Mrs Hepburn Belches, relict of Col. Hepburn Belches, of Invermay.

At Culross, Capt. Duncan Fletcher.

At Sydenham, Roxburghshire, James Haldane, Esq. Auchans.

13. At Maryfield, Leslie, Mr David Johnston. At New Town, Abbotshall, Mrs Shaw, relict of the Rev. George Shaw, minster of Abbotshall. 15. At Leith Links, Mrs Capt. Pratt, daughter of the late George Heggie, Esq of Pitlessie.

- At Howard Place, in the 15th year of her age, Fanny, second daughter of Mr Boyd of Broadmeadows.

16. At Chapel Court, Mrs Margaret Swan, wife of Mr Alex. M'Dougal, merchant, Edinburgh. -At Pittenweem, Jean, daughter of the Rev. Joseph Purdie.

At No. 5, York Place, Edinburgh, Miss Margaret Kennedy.

- Lady Frederica Stanhope, eldest daughter of the Earl of Mansfield, and wife of the Hon. J. H. Stanhope. Her infant died on the following day.

-At Mill Hill, Musselburgh, Mrs Lindsay, widow of Lieutenant-Colonel John Lindsay, of the 53d Regiment.

17. At Edinburgh, David Ramsay, Esq. late merchant in London.

-In France, Mr John Ferdinand Lumsden, eldest son of Hary Lumsden, Esq. of Belhelvie.

At Denholm, in the parish of Cavers, Mr James Andrew, surgeon.

-At Glasgow, John Mure, Esq. formerly of Quebec, Lower Canada.

-At Edinburgh, John, aged 15 months, youngest son of the Rev. Dr Muir.

19. In Buccleuch Place, after a very short illness, Dr Henry Dewar of Lassodie.

20. In Camden Street, Islington, Richard Temple, late Lieutenant-Colonel of the 23d Regiment Welsh Fusileers, and Captain of the 87th Regiment of Foot, one of the oldest officers in his Majesty's service.

Stoney Bank, Francis, wife of Major J. S. Sinclair, Royal Artillery, and youngest daughter of the late Captain D. Ramsay, R. N.

- At Arlarie, Kinross-shire, David Walker Arnot, Esq. of Arlarie.

23. At Colington, the Rev. John Fleming of Craigs, minister of Colington, in the 73d year of his age, for many years well known in this city and neighbourhood, and highly esteemed by a numerous circle of friends.

-At Kirkaldy, Mr Henry Beveridge, aged 26 years, eldest son of Mr George Beveridge, woodmerchant there.

At Clifton, Elizabeth Grey, wife of A. G. Harford Battersby, Esq. and youngest daughter of the late Major-General Dundas of Fingask.

25. At Aberdour, Mrs Beatson, widow of James Beatson, Esq. of Balbeaddie.

-At Musselburgh, the Rev. William Smith, minister of the Episcopal chapel there.

26. At Berkeley, in the 74th year of his age, after a very short illness, Dr Jenner, the illustrious discoverer of Vaccination.

27. In Bedford Row, London, Charles Hutton, LL.D. F.R.S. &c. in the 86th year of age. This venerable character will be remembered with gratitude as long as useful science is duly appreciated. He had been an eminent author for upwards of sixty years, and during forty of that period, he discharged the arduous duty of Professor of Mathematics, at the Royal Military Academy, at Woolwich, with the highest honour to himself and advantage to his country.

At the Manse of Kinglassie, Helen Halyburton, infant daughter of the Rev. J. M. Cunning