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... Italh of lBritish North America there, to Siismualil S. Nixoe, Rcecod ilirughler oa the lato Joseph Xixari, Esg., tidiubargh. Deaths. C At Itrtohellto al, the 3d iootanl t Lielternairt.Colonet l Thotaii Bates, of the late 21st Light lir.gpoos. r Ga) tIe 12th ...
... Principal c' llatntse, Ulhbert MMaailstone Smitli Esq., M.D., Oxon., to Jane Anne,s ssd taughtar of Dr. Nludie, St. Asadress. ldl Deaths. ,l At Edilsburgl. oel thle Yth inst. Astdrew, youngest son of James Ro Itose, W .S. se At Edihburgh, aged six years and two ...
... DEATH OF LORD INVERURY.. A It is Mitlk Bitiueto regrut that 00 hive to Confirin tlie report gien il in our fast, of the deadl ufth ij atitablL yoitig NobE)IoII011, nulder peculiarly mielaiichily ciC~ircumtanices. HIis Lordsthip I woo (alt a e ?? to tie ...
... political agitation' that marked the reign of his late Majesty, as hos- tileto the political changes of the time. Since the death -of,-der:'Royal husband, Hfer : ajestt has devoted herself entirely, in the quiet retirement of her residence at Frogmore, ...
... te. __ tior DEATH OF JOHN FORBES, ESQ. bro s It is with feelings of deep regret, that we announce the de. thir 1. cease of .IYI Foeases. l'Esq. (eldest son of Sir Charles Forbes. ver ., Hart and one ofthe Directors of the East India Company,) his i who ...
... THE LATE SIR WALTER SCOTT, BART. (From the Britannic.) Advices from the Cape of Good Hope bring intelligence of the death of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Walter Scott, Bart of Abbotsford, the eldest son and last surviving child of the au- thor of Waverley ...
... inst, ?? Mlitchlell, t1 of a daughter. At W~estentonl, onl the 15th current, the llon. M~rs Aher- :1 oroneby, of a son. , Deaths. *t At 3, W~est Preston Street, Edinburgh, on the 4th instant, Licut. Dunican Macdonauld, b ite of the 9th Royal Veteran Bat- ...
... DEATH OF THOMAS CAMPBELL, Esg., AUTHOR OF THE PLEASURES OF HtoPE.l Mr Campbell, we believe, was in his sixty.fourth year, and was a nr- tive of Glasgow. In early lire be occupied the situation of tutor in a pri- vate family, residing on the sea-coast ...