ningham, wife of the late Rev. John Russell, minister of Stirling. At Orangefield, county of Down, Hugh Crauford, Esq. At Kirkcaldy, Miss Janet Millar, youngest daughter of the late Henry Millar, Esq. surgeon. 17. (O. S.) At Kagul, near Moscow, Mrs Margaret Lawson, aged 47, wife of Mr Alexander Rodger, factor to his Excellency Count Romanzoff. 18. At Broughton Street, Edinburgh, James, eldest son of Dr John Campbell. 19. At Edinburgh, Robert, fourth son of the late Robert Kay of Harlaw, Berwickshire, aged 19. 22. At Shawfield Bank, William Dalgleish, Esq. 23. In Paris, Quintin Craufurd, Esq. a gentleman no less known for the various excellent publications with which he has enriched the literary world, than for the extensive political knowledge, acquired from a long residence in the different Courts of Europe. 24. At Lower, Patrick Carnegy, Esq. of Lower. 25. At Calcutta, George, son of David Hill, Esq. Civil Secretary, Madras. 28. At his house, Heriot Hill, Alexander Kinnear, Esq. banker in Edinburgh. cond son of the deceased William Ker, Esq. of Kerfield. 6. At Aberdeen, Peter Gordon, Esq. of Abergeldie, aged 68. 7. At his estate at Londermuhlen, near Osnaburg, Count Frederick Leopold of Holberg. 8. At Peterhead, Mrs Harlaw, wife of John Harlaw, Esq. aged 71. 9. At Newabbey manse, the Rev. William Wright, in the 88th year of his age, and 51st of his ministry. 10. In the 65th year of his age, Mr John Buchanan, late merchant, Glasgow. At Trinidad, Charles Melville, Esq. formerly Secretary to the Governor of that island. At Port Antonio, Jamaica, in the prime of life, Dr Thomas Reid, eldest son of the late Mr Robert Reid, land-surveyor, Perth. 17. At his house in Hill Street, Berkeley Square, London, the Hon. Charles Finch. Lieut. Robert Robertson Bruce, 1st battalion At his house, 14. Hart Street, Edinburgh, James Stewart, Esq. late of the islston, late of the 30th regiment, aged 45. and of Grenada. - At Edinburgh, Mr John Black, writer, (late rector of the Fortrose Academy.) Near Manchester, Miss Catherine Mitchell, youngest daughter of the late James Mitchell, Esq. of Montrose. At Garcombe Park, Isle of Wight, Jane Meux Worseley, lady of Alexander Campbell, Esq. 18. At Edinburgh, Miss Christian Rutherford, youngest daughter of the deceased Dr John Rutherford, Professor of Materia Medica in the University of Edinburgh. 20. At his house, Laurieston Place, Edinburgh, Mr John Martin, of the Chancery Office, Edinburgh. -At his house of Downie Park, Lieutenant-Colonel William Rattray, late of the Hon. E. I. Company's Bengal Artillery. 22. At Stirling, Miss Christian Banks, in the 87th year of her age. At her house in Forth Street, Edinburgh, Mrs Anne Dalzel, widow of the late Andrew Dalzel, Esq. Professor of Greek in the University of Edinburgh. At Edinburgh, Mrs Alice Plenderleath, relict of the late James Grant, Esq. merchant in Edinburgh. 24. At her house in George's Street, Edinburgh, Mrs Ann Rutherford, widow of the late Walter Scott, Esq. W. S. In Buccleugh Place, Edinburgh, Capt. Thomas Boyes, late of the 26th foot. - At Tunbridge Wells, Charlotte Catherine, wife of Captain James Walker, C.B. Royal Navy. 25. At Thurso, Quartermaster Mathew Murray, 75th foot. - At London, John Haig, Esq. of Bonnington. At Edinburgh, Mrs Buchanan senior, of Auchintorlie. - At Writtle Lodge, Essex, in the 65th year of his age, Rear-Admiral John Faithful Fortescue. 29. At Aberdeen, aged 49, Mr Samuel Chalmers, merchant. - Mrs Margaret Udny, relict of the deceased Alexander Ross, Esq. merchant in Aberdeen, in the 86th year of her age. In Laurieston, Edinburgh, Robert Forrest, Esq. late Surgeon, R. N. Lately. At Malta, of an inflammation in the bowels, Vice Admiral Sir T. Freemantle, G. C. B. Commander of the fleet in the Mediterranean. At the Isle of France, Alex. Wm. Young, At Saint Helena, by the rupture of a blood-vessel, Mr Valentine Joseph Munden, of the Hon. E. I. Company's service, son of Mr Munden, of Drury-Lane Theatre. At Nagpore, Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Munt, C. B. of the 6th Light Cavalry. At Tunbridge Wells, the Right Hon. and most Reverend Euseby Cleaver, D.D. Lord Archbishop of Dublin, and Bishop of Glen. At Miszapore, after a few hours' illness, delagh, Primate of Ireland, &c. INDEX. A. African Institution, proceedings of, II. 220. Algiers, resolution of the Congress of Aix- Althorpe's, Lord, reply to Lord Palmerston, I. 73. Motion on the state of the country, Arbuthnot and Ambrister, Messrs, General Army, the effective strength of, II. 424. 425. Ashton-under-Line, meeting at, II. 322. 271. VOL. XII. PART II. Attorney-General moves and obtains leave Austria, Emperor of, his tour to Italy, I. B. Bach and Bancal's sentence of death com- Bank-notes, the depreciation of, attended Bank, the original restriction act a measure 2 M Bavoux, Professor, trial of, II. 351. Not Bruce, King Robert, his grave re-opened guilty, 353. Bennet, Mr, his speech on the Army esti- Bartragh, island of, bottle found there which Bibles, monopoly of, II. 323. Blanchard, Madame, death of, by the preci- and inspected, IL 893. Particulars with Burton, William, trial of, for wilful murder, Buxton's Mr, weak defence of the brewers, 175. Birch, the Stockport constable, attempt to Burney, Dr, peculiarities of, II. 289. Bidder, George, his singular powers of cal- Births, list of, II. 517. Boccacio, the edition sold at the Duke of laws, I. 202. Bill to prevent the misap- Bowdich, Mr, his mission to Ashantee, I. Bowers, Peter, trial of, for the murder of Brazil, state of, I. 296. Bridecake, two young ladies poisoned by eat- Brownlow, Mr, his speech at the opening of Brougham, Mr, his speech on the finance Progden, Mr, brings up the report of the Budget, with ways and means, I. 87. cal account of, I. 310. Birth, ib. En- C. Calder, Sir Robert, biographical account of, Calcraft, Mr, on the subject of suppressing Caledonian Horticultural Society, proceed- Calvert's Mr, speech reprobating the pro- Cambridge, Charles, Esq. an official dis patch from, detailing particulars attendant Camden, Marquis of, appointed to supply the Canning, Mr, his speech on the Windsor es- ib. Castlereagh's, Lord, speech at the opening of establishment, I. 25. Motion on Windsor Re- up the report on, 31. Motion for the ap- Catholic claims, petitions for and against, I. 183. Motion on, lost in both Houses of Catholics, the largest and most respectable Ceylon, war in the Kandyan country, II. Clerk's, Sir George, remarks at the County Cocks, Honourable J. S., moves the address Coffee and cocoa, proposed tax on, I. 48. Colyear, Hon. B., letter of, giving an ac Commercial Report, II. 231. Total real Convention of Royal Burghs, meeting of Corrigan, Thomas, trial for the murder of Comet, French account of, II. 333. Copyright act, II. 290. Corsica, election of deputies for, II. 389. Creadie, Alexander, a man 105 years old, Crespigny's, Sir W. D., motion for inquiry Croker's, Mr, reply to Mr Hume, I. 84. Crowley, John, and others, trial for a bur- 31. D. Danish government negociates a loan with Deaths, list of, II. 528. |