Artillery, and commanding the Royal Artillery in Ireland.

7. At Edinburgh, Mrs Anna Woodgate, wife of William Francis Woodgate, Esq. late of Sumerhall, Kent.

- At Newington, Mrs Agnes Cockburn, relict of John Burn, Esq. of Colnoch.

-At Arbroath, Mrs Jean Kenney, relict of Provost Charles Allan, aged 74.

8. At his house, Broughton, Edinburgh, Mr James Sommers, Attorney of Exchequer.

9. At Edinburgh, Mr Adam Freer, late merchant there.

At Ayr, Mrs Sarah Mair, relict of the Reverend Dr Wright, late minister of Maybole.

10. At his residence, Moyle House, coun ty of Tyrone, in the 80th year of his age, the Rev. Gerald Fitzgerald, D. D. and Rector of Ardstraigh.

11. At Hawick, Miss Margaret Langlands, daughter of the late George Langlands, Esq. of Langlands, in the 89th year of her age. She was the last of the ancient and once wealthy family of Langlands of that Iik.

At London, the Right Hon. Lady Elizabeth Drummond. widow of Harry Drummond, Esq. and aunt to the Marquis of Northampton.

26. At Aberdeen, James Farquhar, surgeon, R. N.

27. At Annfield, near Glasgow, in the 71st year of her age, Mrs Margaret Cuthbertson, wife of James Sword, Esq. of Annfield.

At Dundee, Miss Violet Ogilvy, youngest daughter of the late Sir John Ogilvy, Bart. of Inverrarity.

At North Berwick, the Dowager Lady Hamilton Dalrymple.

At Munich, the Nestor of German philosophers, the celebrated Frederick Henri Jacobi, privy councillor to the King of Bavaria.

APRIL 1. At Newton-upon- Ayr, Mrs Duncan, wife of Mr Daniel Duncan.

At London, aged 76, Mrs Martha Huddleston Calder, widow of the late Rev. Dr. John Calder.

In the 87th year of his age, Mr Joseph Allan, schoolmaster at Skene.

2. At her house in George's Square, Miss Anne Wauchope, eldest daughter of the late James Wauchope of Edmonstone, Esq.

At Standon, Herts, Richard Goff, aged 113.

At Lisbon, Major Angus Macdonald, in the Portuguese and British service.

3. At Alyth, James Saudy, the celebrated Alyth mechanić. The originality of genius and eccentricity of character which distinguished this remarkable person were, perhaps, never surpassed. Deprived at an early age of the use of his legs, he contrived, by dint of ingenuity, not only to pass his time agreeably, but to render himself a useful member of society. He soon displayed a taste for mechanical pursuits, and contrived as a work shop for his operations a sort of

circular bed, the sides of which being raised about 18 inches above the clothes, were employed as a platform for turning lathes, tablevices, and cases for tools of all kinds. He was skilled in all sorts of turning; and constructed several very curious lathes, as well as clocks and musical instruments of every description, no less admired for the sweetness of their tone than the elegance of their execution. He excelled, too, in the construction of optical instruments; and made some reflecting telescopes, the speculæ of which were not inferior to those finished by the most eminent London artists. To his other endowments, he added an accurate knowledge of drawing and engraving, and in both these arts produced specimens of the highest excellence. For upwards of 50 years he quited his bed only three times, and on these occasions his house was either inundated with water or threatened with danger from fire.

&c.; Knight of the most ancient order of the Thistle, and Lord Lieutenant of the counties of Mid-Lothian and Dumfries. His Grace was eldest surviving son of Henry, the late Duke, by Lady Elizabeth, only daughter of the last Duke of Montagu, and succeeded his father in 1812. He was born on the 24th of May 1772, and married, on the 23d of March 1795, the Hon. Harriet Katherine, fourth daughter of Thomas Townshend, first Viscount Sydney, who died in childbed in 1814. He has left issue two sons, Walter Francis, Earl of Dalkeith, born in 1806, who now succeeds him, and Lord John Montagu Scott Douglas, and five daughters, Ladies Anne, Charlotte, Isabella, Katherine, and Harriet.

Tillynaught, Banff.

26. At Fraserburgh, Mrs Shand, relict of William Shand, Esq. of Craigellie.

At Port-au- Prince, in, St Domingo, Robert Sutherland, Esq, formerly a merchant in Kingston, Jamaica.

At Spearvale, county of Cavan, William Spear, Esq. aged 81, one of the oldest lieutenants in his Majesty's service.

19. At No. 4. Shandwick Place, Henry Glassford, Esq. of Dougalston. Endowed with a powerful intellect, and distinguished even among the few by his inflexible integrity and unsullied honour, Mr Glassford seemed born for a public station, and was qualified for a high one. His mind was capacious, firm, and energetic; his understanding clear and collected; he was prompt in decision, and indefatigable in pursuit.

- At Trichinopoly, B. Horne, Esq. civil

19. At Edinburgh, Thomas Kennedy of Dunure, Esq.

20. At Woodcot, near Stonehaven, Mrs Garden, relict of William Garden, Esq. Braco Park.

22. At the house of Greyfriars, near Elgin, Mrs Munro of Newmill, aged 84.

At Grant Lodge, Miss Jane Grant, sister to the Right Hon. the Earl of Seafield.

23. At Aberdeen, in the 80th year of her age, Mrs Fraser, relict of the late William Fraser, Esq. Kirktown, near Inverness.

At St Maude, near Paris, Barbara Countess Jules de Polignac, youngest daugh ter of Duncan Campbell, Esq. of Edinburgh, and only sister of the Hon. Mrs Archibald Macdonald, London. She was married in London, in July 1816, to Count Jules de Polignac, second son to the late Duke de Polignac, and has now died at the early age of 21, leaving an infant son and daughter. At Paris, Miss Margaret Grant, daughter of William Grant, Esq. of Con. galton.

24. At Edinburgh, John Ferrier, Esq. late of the island of Jamaica.

26. At Dalmarnock, near Glasgow, in the 81st year of his age, the Rev. Dr James Playfair, Principal of the United College, University of St Andrew's.

At Islington, the Rev. Dr Jerment, many years pastor of the Scottish Chapel in Oxendon Street.

At her seat Highfield Park, Hants, in the 86th year of her age, the Hon. Lady Pitt, relict of the late General the Right Hon. Sir William Augustus Pitt, K. B. &c. 27. At Rome, Robert Dinwiddie, Esq. of Germistown.

28. At Lodiana, Nepaul country, John Balfour, Esq. surgeon in the service of the Hon. East India Company.

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At Summerfield, in the 71st year of her age, Mrs Jacobina Todd, wife of George Fulton.

29. At Auchtermuchty, E. M. Gardiner, Esq. of Hilcairney.

30. At Ashgrove, Jane, daughter of James Coull, Esq. of Ashgrove.

At Dumfries, Mrs Glencross, daughter of the late James Ferguson, Esq. of Caitloch, Dumfries-shire,

At Paris, Alexander, son of Mr William Rose, Dornoch.

31. At Dornoch, in the 45th year of his age, John Law, Esq. advocate in Aberdeen, Sheriff-snbstitute of the county of Suther

land,