At Sierra Leone, in Africa, the Rev. John Collier, late of York, and first chaplain of that colony.

2. At her residence at Blackheath, Mrs Vansittart, mother of the Right Hon. Nicholas Vansittart, Chancellor of the Exche quer,

At Kensington Palace, Lady Viscountess Molesworth, widow of the late Lord Viscount Molesworth, in her 90th year.

4. At Ferntown, the seat of his brother, General Sir David Baird,'G. C. B. Colonel John Baird, of the Aberdeen militia.

7. At Stirling, James Thomson sen. Esq. aged 81 years.

At Dunkeld, in the 100th year of her age, Janet Galloch, or Urquhart.

8. At Arcot, of the cholera, the lady of Major Macalister, of the 13th regiment of dragoons.

The Hon. Colonel J. A. Bannerman, Governor of Prince of Wales's Island. 9. At Moffat, Colonel James Stewart, late of the 42d regiment.

At Edinburgh, Miss Ann Wright, youngest daughter of the late Charles'Wright, Esq. of Phalope.

13. At Philadelphia, Mrs John Chalmers, formerly of Brownfield, Glasgow,

14. At Up Park Camp, Jamaica, of the yellow fever, Lieutenant Richard Macdonnell, of the 92d regiment.

15. At Roslin, in the state of South Ca. rolina, Archibald Simpson Johnston, Esq eldest son of Adam Johnston, Esq. Collector of his Majesty's Customs, Greenock.

16. At Dysart, aged 78, John Jameson, Esq. Town-clerk of that burgh, and factor to the Right Hon. the Earl of Rosslyn. At Arbroath, Miss Mary Fraser, daughter of John Fraser, Esq. late of Greenlawbill.

At Kirchberg, Prince Christian Fre deric Charles de Hohenlohe-Kirchberg, hereditary Marshal of Wirtemburgh, aged 90. 20. Mrs Lindesay, of Eaglescairnie, in the 90th year of age.

At Edinburgh, Miss Margaret Scott, daughter of the late Mrs Thomas Scott, Craiglockhart.

21. While bathing in the Isla, Mr John Gordon, surgeon in Keith.

22. At Hull, aged 84, Roderick Maccloud, of the 15th regiment of foot.

At Trenton, New Jersey, Andrew Gray, Esq. of Craigs, Dumfries-shire.

At Jamaica, Lieutenant-Colonel E. P. Sparrow, Deputy Adjutant-General on that station.

23. At the Lodge St Vincent, George Whitefield, Esq.

On board the United States' schooner

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At his house, in Gloucester Street, Dublin, in the 61st year of his age, Sir Thomas Featherstone, Bart. M. P.

At Linz, the celebrated Austrian General, Count Beaulieu, aged 93.

At Limberg, of a dropsy, the Baron Von Hiller, another celebrated Austrian General. At Dublin, in his 90th year, the Hon. Ponsonby Moore, brother to the Marquis of Drogheda.

At Grosbois, Lieutenant-General Count Caesar Berthier, brother to the late Prince of Wagram.

SEPT. 1. At the advanced age of 101, Mrs Susannah McKee, relict of Mr William Mackee, late of Drumwhey, parish of Newtonards.

2. At Paris, Sir Robert Wolseley, Bart. 3. At his house in Great Queen Street, Westminster, Elizabeth Flockhart, wife of Thomas Longlands, Esq.

At Grange House, Burntisland, Mrs Hamilton, wife of Mr James Hamilton, Accountant-General of Excise.

At Inverness, in the 78th year of her age, Jane, relict of the Honourable Archibald Fraser of Lovat.

4. At Moncrieff House, George Hugh, son of the late Eneas Mackay, Esq. of Scotston.

At Rothesay, Mrs Wilson, wife of the Rev. Dr Wilson, minister of Falkirk.

At Edinburgh, Dame Matilda Theresa Cochrane Wishart, wife of Sir Thomas Cochrane, Knt. R. N.

5. At Penang, Patrick Carnegy, Esq. aged 41 years, son of Patrick Carnegy, Esq. of Lower, Forfarshire.

6. At Whitehaugh, Aberdeenshire, Theodore Forbes Leith, Esq. M. D. F.R.S. in the 74th year of his age.

At his cottage in Eastbourne, Sir Arthur Piggott, M. P. in the 69th year of his age.

At Glasgow, Mrs Grizel Johnstone, in the 91st year of her age. This lady's mother died in the 104th year of her age.

7. At Ramsgate, in the 17th year of his

21. Mr George Coulter, alias “Preacher Geordy;" a character well known in Ayrshire, Lanarkshire, and Galloway,

land.

On his passage from Madras to the Cape, Captain Arrow, of the Hon. E. I. Company's service.

OCTOBER 1. In Craven Street, London, Benjamin Ross, Esq. of Tain.

2. At the manse of Aberlady, the Rev. Andrew Kemp, minister of that parish.

At St Andrew's, in the 90th year of her age, Mrs Magdalene Monypenny. 3. At North Berwick, Mr Francis Buchan. 4. At Southwick, Clementina, daughter of the late Hugh Baillie, Esq.

At Up-Park Camp, Jamaica, Lieut. George Logan, of the 92d regiment.

5. At Florence, the Dowager Countess of Shaftesbury.

At Perth, Alexander Moncrieff, Esq. Captain in the Royal Ayrshire militia.

6. In the 34th year of her age, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the Rev. Dr Macleod, Rector of St Anne's, Westminster.

3. At Stony-hill Camp, in Jamaica, Lieutenant Andrew Will, of the 92d regiment. At his house, near Cupar in Fife, Dr John Govan, physician in Cupar.

At Farlie, Mr Robert Tennant junior, merchant in Glasgow.

17. At Hyde Park, Anderston, John M'Ilwham, Esq. of Carnbroe.

18. At the manse of Trinity Gask, John Burgh, only son of the late Rev. Ralph Taylor, minister of Monzie.

19. At Bourdeaux, Mr Francis Johnstone, writer in Ayr.

20. At Glasgow, Mr John Stewart, writer, Ayr.

At Edinburgh, the Rev. John Macmillan of Stirling, in the 68th year of his age, and 42d of his ministry.

21. At Cambusmore, Captain Donald Crauford, of the royal artillery.

At Exeter, James Connell, Esq. merchant in Glasgow.

22. At Edinburgh, in her 82d year, Miss Anne Wishart, daughter of the late Dr William Wishart, Principal of the College of Edinburgh.

At Bombay, Hector Macdonald Bu chanan, younger of Drumakiln, Cornet in the Madras cavalry.

23. Of a fever, at Gibsonport, on the Mississippi, Mr Simon Fraser, son of the late Alexander Fraser, Esq. Sheriff-clerk of Haddingtonshire.

At Edinburgh, Mrs Jean Home alias Buchau; she was the last of that family of Home, formerly of Kello, in Berwickshire. 24. At Dalmeny manse, Miss Elizabeth Morison, 23, Duke Street, Edinburgh.

3. At Edinburgh, aged 88, Miss Margaret M'Laurin.

At Pondicherry, Mr John Paul Hugot, aged 25 years, eldest son of Mr Hugot, French Consul in Scotland.

4. At Edinburgh, Mrs Dirom, widow of Alexander Dirom, Esq. of Muiresk, in the 85th year of her age.

At Edinburgh, Miss Janet Campbell, daughter of the deceased Neil Campbell, Esq. late Collector of the Customs, Oban.

5. At Preston, the Reverend J. Douglas, F.A.S., author of the "Nonia Britannica."

At Inverfolla, Appin, Donald Macintyre, aged 101. He was the last of the followers of Prince Charles in that district.

6. Mr William Idle, once the dashing head of the "Repository of Fashion" in Norwich, but latterly an inmate of the Leeds workhouse, where he terminated his earthly