[Aug.

84

91

7 F.

1 Ceyl. R.H. H. White, 2d Lt. vice Page, res.

Assist. Surg. S. Gilder from Coldst. Gds. with Assist. Surg. F. Gilder, h. p. Gren. Gds. Campbell, from 57 F. with Assist.

Surg. Inglish, h. p. 93 F.

Vet. Surg. Cross, from 11 Dr. with Vet. Surg. Percivall, h. p. 5 Dr.

Resignations and Retirements.

Lieut.-Col. Roberts, 5 F.

Major Hamilton, 4 Dr. G.

Whiteford, 15 Gr.
Campbell, 11 F.

Captain Green, 1 Dr.

Robison, 7 F.

2d Lieut. Page, 1 Ceylon Regt.

Royal Artillery.

Appointments Cancelled.

Captain Chisholm, 1 R. Vet. Bat.

2d Capt. Louis, from h. p. 2d

Conroy, h. p.

Deaths. General Coates, 2 F. Heslington, near York Major Gen. Aiskill, E. India Co. Service, Madras July 22, 1822. Nov. 24, 1821.

Lt. Col. Sir C. W. Dance, from 2 Life Gds. with Major MacNeil, 84 F.

Major Hon. E. Cust, from 55 F. with Bt. Lt. Col. Rolt, h. p.

Bt. Major Gardiner, from 1 Life Gds. rec. diff. between full pay Life Gds. and full pay Inf. with Capt. Lord Bingham, h. p. 74 F.

Hulme, from I F. with Capt. Ford, 7 F. Abbey, from 72 F. with Capt. Brownlow, 1 Ceylon Regt.

Capt. Turner, from 13 Dr. rec. diff. between full pay troop and full pay company, with Captain Thornton, h. p. 78 F.

-- Calvert, from 72 F. with Capt. Hall, h. p.

52 F.

Lieut. Wood, from 7 F. with Lieut Bourke, h. p. O'Kelly, from 11 F. rec. diff. with Lieut. Corfield, h. p. 22 F.

Jordan, from 13 F. with Lieut. Havelock, 63 F.

Steele, from 29 F. rec. diff. with Lieut. Browne, h. 28 F.

Edwards, from 58 F. rec. diff. with Lieut. Seymour, h. p.

Roberts, from 66 F. rec. diff. with Lieut. Kirwan, h. p. 7 F.

Ens. & Lt. L'Estrange, from 3 F. G. ree. diff. with Ens. & Lt. Fairfield, h. p.

Ensign Henerman, from 60 F. rec. diff. with 2d Lieut. Creagh, h. p. Rifle Brig.

Lieut.-Col. Cutcliffe, h. p. 23 Dr. Barnstaple, De

von

Major Molloy, 12 F. Madras

Wilson, late of R. Mar.
Captain Binny, 11 Dr. Berhampore, Bengal

Fitzgerald, 87 F. Fort William, Bengal

May 4, 1822. Crawley, R. Art. Clontaff, near Dublin July 10. Green, h. p. 52 F. (Adj. Oxford Mil.) Headington do. 24. North, h. p. 71 F. Cove of Cork, Ireland do. 3.

Champion, h. p. 8 W. I. R. Lieut.Pott, 13 Dr. Bangalore, Madras, Jan.31,1822. John Roe, (2d) 30 F. Madras, Dec. 30, 1821. M'Carthy, 31 F. Dundalk, Ireland

June 5, 1822.

Joseph Mulkern, 65 F. Bombay

Dec. 25, 1821.

Charleton, R. Art. Newfoundland,

5. Mrs Douglas, Great King Street, of a daugh

ter.

7. At Scourie-beg, Sutherlandshire, Mrs Ralph Reed, of a son.

8. The Lady of Thomas C. Hagart, Esq. of a daughter.

Mrs Henry Sibbald, Northumberland Street, of a daughter.

9. At Linlathem, the Lady of Captain Paterson, of a daughter.

- At Braham Castle, the Honourable Mrs Stewart Mackenzie of Seaforth, of a daughter.

10. At Lossit, the Lady of George Macneal of Ugadale, Esq. of a son and heir.

11. Mrs Carnegy of Craigo, of a daughter. 14. At Dunotter-house, the Right Honourable Lady Kennedy, of a son.

Mrs A. M. Anderson, No. 9, Nelson Street, of a son.

15. At the Manse of Kinglassie, Mrs Cunningham, of a daughter.

17. At Dalzell, Mrs Hamilton, of a daughter. 19. At Coates Cresent, Mrs Abercromby of Birkenbog, of a daughter.

-At Nairne Grove, the Lady of Colonel Anderson, K.T.S. and C.B. of a daughter.

20. In Albany Street, Mrs W. Ferrier, of a son. 22. In George Street, Mrs Adolphus Ross, of a daughter.

At West Collington, Mrs W. Anderson, No. 12, Brown's Square, was safely delivered of a daughter.

24. At the Earl of Weymss's house, in Queen Street, Lady Elcho, of a son.

25. In Wimpole Street, London, Lady Bridport, of a son.

26. At Dunsinane, Mrs Nairne of Dunsinane, of a daughter.

- Mrs Bell, No. 9, Queen Street, of a daughter. 28. At Clelland-house, Lanarkhire, the Lady of Frederic Grant, Esq. of a son.

29. At Monreith, the Lady of Sir William Maxwell of Monreith, Bart. of a son.

30. Mrs Johnstone, No. 1, George Street, of a

son.

- At Minto Street, Newington, Mrs Scott, of

a son.

Lately. At Stoneridge, Mrs Hood, of a daugh

ter.

-At the Palace of Montbrilliant, near Hanover, her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, of a Princess.

MARRIAGES.

November, 1821. At Hobart Town, Van Diemen's Land, Lieut. Thomson, belonging to the staff of his Excellency the Governor-in-Chief, Sir Thomas Brisbane, to Eliza, second daughter of the late Thomas Reiby, Esq. merchant, Sydney, New South Wales.

Feb. 14. At Calcutta, Sir R. D. Colquhoun of Tilly Colquhoun, Bart. to Anna María, second daughter of James Colvin, Esq. of Calcutta.

June 21. At Mary-la-bonne new church, David Pennant, Esq. of Downing, in the county of Flint, to the Lady Caroline Spencer Churchill, only daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough.

2. At Chatham Head. Miramichi, province of New Brunswick, North America, Alexander Fraser, jun. Esq. merchant of that place, to Miss Catherine Fraser of Edinburgh, Scotland.

26. At the house of Michael Oppenheim, Esq. Mansel Street, London, Simeon Oppenheim, Esq. of Brixton, to Maria, fourth daughter of the late M. Levy, Esq. and niece to Lewis Cohen, Esq. formerly of Barbadoes.

27. At London, the Rev. Harvey James Sperling, A. M. son of H.P. Sperling, Esq. of Park Place, Berks, domestic chaplain to the Right Hon. the Earl of Rocksavage, and rector of Papworth, St Agnes, to Ann, eldest daughter of the late John Macnab of Newton, Esq. Perthshire.

-At London, Lieutenant-Colonel Clements, M. P. for the county of Leitrim, to Catherine Francis Wentworth, second daughter of Godfrey Wentworth, Esq. of Woolley Park, Yorkshire.

July 1. At Kenly, Nicol Allan, Esq. of Hercules Insurance Company, Scotland, to Ânn, daughter of the late David Kay, Esq. Kenly.

-At Muirfield-house, East Lothian, the Rev. Weever Walter, M. A. of St John's College, Cambridge, to Lillias, daughter of the late Spencer Cochrane, formerly Lieutenant-Colonel in the Hon. East India Company's Service.

1. At Shrub Place, Leith Walk, Mr' Andrew Snody, Solicitor, Leith, to Helen, only daughter of the late Captain John Lewins of Holy Island.

3. At Edinburgh, Mr Alexander Cuthbertson, merchant, to Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr William Miln, tanner, Blackburn.

4. By special license, at Montagu-house, Privy Gardens, London, Lord Stopford, son of the Earl of Courtown, to Lady Ann Montagu Scott, daughter of the late Duke of Buccleuch.

5. At Argyll Square, Edinburgh, Captain James Fraser, half-pay 98th regiment, to Christina, eldest daughter of Robert Gray, Esq. merchant. At Edinburgh, Mr John Clark, Chessels Court, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr Lothian, Milne's Square.

8. At St James's Square, Edinburgh, Mr Silvester Reid, W. S. accountant and depute clerk of teinds, to Georgina, daughter of Mr Alexander Kidd, writer in Edinburgh.

At Stafford Street, Mr Richard Rennie, merchant, Leith, to Clementina, only daughter of the late Mr D. Robertson, perfumer.

-At No 1, Meadow Place, James Collins, Esq. of the county of Cork, to Margaret, second daughter of the late Alexander Macdowal, Esq. of Parkhill.

9. At London, Henry Lindesay Bethune, Esq. of Kilconquhar, county of Fife, to Miss Coutts Trotter, eldest daughter of John Trotter, Esq. of Durham Park.

At Streatham Church, Surry, Captain Mason, of the late 100th regiment, to Miss Gordon, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Gordon.

10. Lieutenant H. Kymer, R. N. to Henrietta, daughter of the late William Dallas, Esq. of Kingston, Jamaica.

11. At Glasgow, Keith Macdonald, Esq. Hon. East India Company's service, to Miss Flora Macalister, second daughter of the late Colonel Norman Macalister of Cairnhill, and Governor of Prince of Wales Island.

-At the Friends' Meeting-House, John Bellis, hosier, Edinburgh, to Sarah Johnston, daughter of William Miller, Summerhall.

16. At Leith, Mr Lewis Downie, merchant, to Isabella, daughter of John Sanders, Esq.

-At Glammas, Mr Alexander, Professor of Greek in the University of St Andrews, to Esther, daughter of the late Patrick Proctor, Esq. of Glenholmray.

18. At Perth, Dr Colin Lauder, Physician, Edinburgh, to Miss Margaret Ross, daughter of the late James Ross, Esq. Procurator-Fiscal of the county of Perth.

22. At Edinburgh, Patrick Hutchison, Esq. writer in Auchterarder, to Miss Mary Sophia Stewart Richardson, Clyde Street.

-At Edinburgh, James Hendry, Esq. merchant, Glasgow, to Eliza, eldest daughter of George Thoms, Esq. merchant, Edinburgh.

22. At Weedings Hall, Alexander Dallas, Esq. of North Newton, to Miss Russel Smith.

-At Lumbrane, by the Rev. Mr Wilson, Cardross, Mr Robert Mudie, merchant, Glasgow, to Margaret, youngest daughter of Mr M. Lindsay.

23. At Glassmount, Mr Alexander Spears, farmer, Grange, to Mary, second daughter of the late Burnidge Purvis, Esq. of Glassmount, Fife

shire.

25. At Edinburgh, Charles Kinloch, Esq. of Gourdie, to Miss Agnes Mylne, daughter of the late James Mylne, Esq. of Mylnefield.

27. At London, Lord Granville Somerset, second son of the Duke of Beaufort, to the Hon. Emilly Smith, youngest daughter of Lord Carrington.

29. At Edinburgh, John Colin Wilson, Esq. Writer to the Signet, to Janet Ewart Peat, daughter of Thomas Peat, Esq. Writer to the Signet.

30. At the house of Mrs Crawford, 2, George's Square, George Yule, Esq. merchant, Edinburgh, to Margaret, third daughter of Henry Swinton, Esq. Grangemouth.

At No. 14, James's Square, Mr Archibald Aikman, merchant, to John Smith, daughter of the late Mr George Spankie, merchant, Edinburgh.

DEATHS.

Nov. 1821. At Alahabad, East Indies, last November, Mr Boswell Cochrane Gillespie, son of the late D. Thomas Gillespie, physician in Edinburgh.

24. At St Thomas Mount, Madras, Major-General Francis Aiskell, of the Hon. East India Com. pany's Service.

28. At Madras, Donald Macandrew, Esq. surgeon, 11th regiment, N. I. in consequence of a severe attack of fever.

Dec. 4. At Trincomalee, Island of Ceylon, Thomas P. Lurchen, Esq. Colonial Master Attendant at that place.

Jan. 2. 1822. At Leakesville, America, Colonel James Campbell, agent for the State Bank, North Carolina, son of the late Robert Campbell, Esq. of Middletoncarse, Clackmannanshire.

15. At Calcutta, Alexander Robertson, Esq. youngest son of the late Andrew Robertson, Esq. of Foveran, and partner of the house of Davidson and Robertson of Calcutta.

31. In India, Captain Beauchamp Mackintosh, of the Madras Artillery, second son of the late Colonel Wm. Mackintosh, of Millbank.

May. At St Andrews, New Brunswick, Mrs John Mackenzie, a native of the parish of Golspy, and sister to Lieut.-Colonel Wm. Monro, Hon. East India Company's Service, Madras.

1. At Kingston, Jamaica, Ensign John Riddell, of the 33d regiment, second son of the late Michael Riddell, Esq.

13. At Madeira, Miss Elizabeth Young, eldest daughter of Harry Young, Esq. of Madeira.

15. At Richmond, Virginia, John Wood, Esq. a native of Scotland.

25. In Jamaica, George Gregory, Esq. from Edinburgh, merchant in Kingston.

19. At Edinburgh, Margaret, only daughter of Mr James Anderson, tailor, Edinburgh.

25. Mr William Lawson, plasterer, Edinburgh. June 26. At his house Grassmarket, William Thomson, corn-merchant.

-At Brechin, Alexander, only son of Dr Guthrie.

29 At King Street, Leith, Eliza, daughter of the late Mr Henry Band, merchant there.

-At Sea Bank, Rothsay, Miss Christian Brown Hamilton, daughter of the late William Hamilton, Esq. of Craighlaw.

At Portobello, of inflammation of the bowels, Sir John Macgregor Murray, Bart. of Lanrick Castle, Perthshire. In the early part of his life, Sir John had served in the army of India with considerable credit to himself; and it is well known to every Highlander how zealously his latter days have been devoted to promoting the best interests and maintaining the ancient character of his native country, for enthusiastic patriotism and unaffected loyalty; and his loss will be deeply felt, both by the public and a numerous circle of friends, to whom he was most justly endeared. He is suc ceeded in his title and estates by his only son, Lieutenant-Colonel, now Sir Evan John Macgre gor Murray, C.B.

30. At Edinburgh, James Crosbie, Esq. late merchant in Dumfries.

At Stirling, Jane, daughter of the late Francis Young, Esq. Collector of Excise.

30. At Park Place, Teddington, Susan, the wife of Col. Sir Robert Arbuthnot, K. C. B. Coldstream Guards.

- At Leith, Moubray, 4th son of Richd. Scougall.

30. At Southfod, Alexander, second son of the late John Stenhouse, Esq. younger of Southfod.

-At Park Place, Teddington, Susan, the wife of Colonel Sir Robert Arbuthnot, K. C. B. Coldstream Guards.

-At Belfast, Ann, Countess of Annesley. July 1. At Eyemouth, Mrs Renton, widow of Mr James Renton, wine-merchant in Berwick.

-At his father's house, in Dalkeith, Mr David Matheson, jun. candlemaker there.

2. At Raeburn Place, James Davidson, Esq. late surgeon 2d Battalion Royal Scots.

3. At Denbrae, Helen Dalmahoy, eldest daughter of Alexander Forbes, Esq. of Westfield.

-At Auchmannoch, Mrs Burella Hunter, wife of Arthur Campbell, Esq. of Auchmannoch.

4. At Edinburgh, Mrs Elizabeth Saxby, wife of Mr Thomas Stephen, general agent.

5. At 18, Neilson street, Miss Margaret Ramsay. -At his house, No. 7, Leith Street, Mr John Morrison, perfumer.

-At his house in Pathhead, by Kirkaldy, after a long illness, Mr John Anderson, manufacturer.

6. At Bath, John Grierson, Esq. of London. 7. At Kirkaldy, in his 19th year, Mr George Malcolm, only son of the late Collector Malcolm. 8. At Stafford Street, Miss Margaret Macalpine, daughter of the late Captain Macalpine, at Arn

more.

-At Howard Place, near Edinburgh, Mrs Helen Currie Lamont, spouse of James Lamont, Esq. -At Port Glasgow, the Reverend John Forrest.

At Brompton, Jessie Philadelphia, eldest daughter of Sir Thomas Sydney Beckwith, in her 18th year.

9. At Torrence, near Lyons, John Forbes Mitchell, Esq. of Thainston, Aberdeenshire.

10. Charlotte, wife of the Reverend Mr Lynn, Vicar of Crosthwaite, Cumberland, daughter of the late Lord Bishop of Carlisle.-Her death was occasioned by drinking cold water when very hot. - At Edinburgh, Mr Gavin Buego, housepainter.

11. At Edinburgh, in the 20th year of his age, Mr John Johnstone, Esq. 30, Northumberland Street.

- At Luffness Mill, James Yule Dudgeon, youngest son of Major Dudgeon, 58th regiment.

12. At Sidmouth, Magdalen, wife of Henry Harvey, Esq. and daughter of Sir James Hall of Dunglass, Bart.

-At Prestonpans, Captain Thomas Simpson, R. N.

-At Strachur, Argyleshire, Archibald Weir, grocer in Greenock.

13. At his house, Broughton Street, John Jeffrey, Esq. late of Allerbeck.

At Edinburgh, Mr Patrick Cunningham, goldsmith, aged 37.

11. At Edinburgh, Alexander Fullarton, Esq. late land-surveyor of the customs at Perth.

15. At Edinburgh, after a few days' illness, Mrs Margaret Sawers, wife of Mr John Hunter, merchant, Edinburgh.

16. At Kindeace House, Charles Henry, infant son of Charles Robertson, Esq. junior of Kind

eace.

-At Lauriston Place, Mr John Drummond, linen manufacturer, Edinburgh.

-At Fulwood Lodge, near Liverpool, in the 43d year of her age, Margaret, the wife of William Smith, Esq. and eldest daughter of the late William Forsyth, Esq.

17. At Edinburgh, Mr William Phin, merchant. -At Pontsfield-house, Cromarty, Jamima, youngest daughter of Mr D. Montgomerie. -At Beil, Wm. Hamilton Nisbet, Esq. of Direlton and Belhaven.

19. John Heugh, Esq. of Gartcowe.

21. The Lady of the Right Honourable Lord Norbury, Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, Ireland, the Lady Baroness Norwood.

-At Bothkennar Manse, Miss Muat, of Lasswade Hill.

22. At Allanton, near Dumfries, Mrs Whigham, relict of Robert Whigham, Esq. of Hallidayhill.

23. Miss Elizabeth Mercer, aged 75, daughter of the deceased James Mercer, Esq. late merchant in Edinburgh.

-At Kent-house, Augusta Carr, Countess of Glasgow. Her Ladyship was the daughter of James Earl of Erroll."

25. At Vauxhall, Lady Viscountess Falkland, widow of the late Lord Falkland, and mother of the present Viscount.

At Duke Street, Leith, Mr David Black, eldest son of Mr James Black, merchant there. -At Edinburgh, Morris West, Esq. late Secretary to the Board of Customs in Scotland.

26. At Dirleton, aged 15, Agnes, eldest daughter of Mr James Henderson, schoolmaster of that parish.

28. At the house of her aunt, Mrs Lockhart, London, Miss Margaret M'Leod, third daughter of Donald M'Leod, of Geanics, Esq.

29. At Lochlomond, Mr Charles Shaw Duthie, second son of the deceased James Duthie, Esq. 31. At Coates Crescent, Archibald, only son of David Cockburn, Esq.

Lately, At Vienna, aged 60 years, Baron Puffendorf, the celebrated statesman.

-At his house in the Jardin des Plantes, Paris, the Abbe Hanz, the celebrated mineralogist.

THE people of Scotland, we well remember, for the feeling was universal, envied Ireland, when, a year ago, the King was hailed with such enthusiastic acclamation to her shores. With that envy was mingled, perhaps, some slight shade of an offended pride; but there was nothing little or paltry in the whole feeling; on the contrary, it was generous and just, and such as became the spirit of a bold, free, and ancient nation. It seemed to us, at first, as if our King had sailed away from us in forgetfulness or disparagement of our claims; and we thought within ourselves, why does he not come to his own palace at Holyrood, and shew himself on his throne there, in the Royal Halls of his Ancestors? But our good sense, for which it is said we are as a nation remarkable, soon corrected this impression; and we all felt that the time would come, and that soon, when we should have occasion to envy no nation on earth, and when King and people would see and be satisfied with each other. That time has come -it is past-and the event, while it has gloriously fulfilled all the hopes of his subjects, has not, we are proud to know, altogether disappointed the expectations of our King.

His Majesty's gracious visit to Ireland was prompted by many fine and noble feelings, but feelings that must VOL. XII.

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have been, in some measure, melancholy and mournful. He went to behold a people distinguished by the wild generosity, and even by the wild grandeur of their character;—but a people whose history had long been one of violence and distraction, and whose loyalty, fervent and true, and yet mingled in their hearts with many bitter and rankling animosities. There had been deadly hate, even for conscience' sake, between thousands of those hearts which then felt suddenly and strangely united in one passion of devoted attachment to their King. Wounds that had long been bleeding were then for a while staunched, or they bled inwardly, while, in the recklessness of loyal rapture, Erin clasped to her green bosom the Monarch of the Isles. There was something disturbed in the physiognomy of the people, as there was, and long had been, and long will be, something disturbed in their souls. To many, their enthusiasm seemed exaggerated, outrageous, and unnatural. But their King knew better; and the fine feeling, which, by his whole demeanour day after day among them, he shewed that he possessed of their character and condition, proves that he understands wisely and well that humanity to which in all his glory he of necessity does himself belong, as

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