Sept. 1. At Gortin, near Ballindreat, co. Donegal, aged 26, the Rev. James Houston, jun.

At Woolsthorp, near Grantham, the Rev. Leonard Elye Towne, M.A. Rector of Knipton, co. Leicester, to which he was presented this year. He was of Emmanuel Coll. Camb. B.A. 1806, M.A. 1809.

Sept. 10. Aged 58, the Rev. Nicholas Roch, D.D. Rector of Talbenny and of Tenby, co. Pemb. He was of Jesus Coll. Oxf. and graduated B.A. 1797; B.D. and D.D. 1811. He was presented to the living of Talbenny by Sir W. Owen, Bt. in 1805; and to that of Tenby in 1811, by the Lord Chancellor. He was a Preb. of Brecon, and a Magistrate for the county of Pembroke.

Sept. 14. At his lodgings, in Lowgate, Hull, in his 65th year, the Rev. Septimus Stainton, M.A. In 1788, he was eighth Wrangler at Cambridge, and took the degrees of B.A. 1788, and M.A. 1791. In 1789, he was made a Fellow of Magdalen College, Cambridge, and subsequently having obtained Deacon and Priest's orders, he became curate to the late Rev. Robert Wharton, of Sigglesthorne, which situation he held till 1799, when, from ill health and almost total blindness, he was obliged to withdraw from public life. He was an excellent scholar, and most estimable man.

DEATHS.

LONDON AND ITS VICINITY. Aug.18. Aged 26, Arthur Rich.Wellesley, esq. Capt. in the Rifle Brigade, and eldest son of the Hon. and Rev. Dr. Wellesley. Aug. 20. In his 75th year, Rob. Griffin, esq. of South-crescent, Bedford-square. At Brompton, in his 73d year, Pretty Willett, esq.

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At his residence, Ulster-place, Regent's Park, T. Leigh Whitter, esq.

In Charles-street, Berkeley-sq. in her 70th year, Harriet Mary, Countess of Malmesbury, widow of the late, and mother of the present, Earl of Malmesbury. She was the younger sister of Sir Geo. Amyard, who on his marriage assuined the name of Cornewall. She was married July 28, 1777, to the late Earl of Malmesbury.

Aug. 21. In South Audley-street, in his 57th year, W. Mitchell, esq. formerly Capt. of the E. I. C. ship Bridgwater.

Aug. 22. In Abingdon-street, in her 81st year, Mrs. Hallett, widow of the late John Hallett, esq. of Little Scotland-yard; and mother of Charles Hallett, esq. of Abingdon-street.

Aug. 23. In her 69th year, Henrietta Charlotte, wife of John Crickitt, of Doctors' Commons, esq.

Aged 72, Thomas Wyatt, esq. of Nightingale-lane, Clapham.

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vanced age, Mrs. Brietzcke, relict of the late Charles Brietzcke, esq.

At Paddington-green, in his 68th year, John Burgess, esq. late of Great Portlandstreet, solicitor.

Aug. 24. At Richmond-terrace, in her 35th year, Jane Penelope Hanham, eldest dau. of the Rev. Sir James Hanham, Bart. of Dean's Court, co. Dorset.

Aug. 26. At Camberwell, aged 87, Lewis Pingo, esq. formerly chief engraver of the Royal Mint, from which he had retired for some years.

At Nottingham-place, Mary-la-bonne, in her 19th year, Isabella Robertson, youngest dau. of the late Rev. Dr. Alex. Stewart, of Canongate, Edinburgh.

Aug. 27. Aged 22, W. Henry, only son of W. Scott Peckham, esq. of Morningtoncrescent, and New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn.

At her house, Wimpole-street, in her 54th year, the Lady of the Right Hon. Sir Christopher Robinson, D. C. L. Judge of the High Court of Admiralty.

In Winchester-place, Southwark, aged 50, John Rawlinson Harris, esq. the recently elected Member for Southwark, after a short illness, which terininated in a typhus fever, supposed to have been occasioned by the fatigue and anxiety attendant on the election. The hon. gent. had realized a considerable fortune as a manufacturing and retailing hatter.

Lately. Aged 58, Henry Eyre, esq. D. C. L. of Botley, Hants, son-in-law of Lord Hereford, and of the late Rev. Dr. Tripp, of Spofforth, co. York, and great nephew of the last Lord Eyre, of Eyre Court, co. Galway.

At Grazeley Lodge, aged 45, the Hon. Georgiana-Maria, lady of Lieut.-col. JohnHorace-Thomas Stapleton (to whom she was married in June 1814), eldest dau. of the late Lord Southampton, and sister to the present Lord.

Sept. 1. Major Mallory, of South Moulton-street. He put a period to his existence by cutting his throat with a razor.

Sept. 6. In Park-place, Regent's Park, Miss Ibbetson, sister of Sir Charles Ibbetson, Bart.

In Park-crescent, Portland-place, the Right Hon. Rachel Ives Lady Boston. She was the eldest dau. and coheir of William Drake, of Amersham, esq.; was married to Lord Boston, Nov. 24, 1801, and had a family of four sons and six daughters.

Sept. 7. At his residence, Brunswick-pl. Regent's Park, James Wilson, esq. of Sneaton Castle, Yorkshire, and of Cane Grove, in the Island of St. Vincent, in the West Indies, Lieut.-Col. and Member of the Council in that Island, and a Magistrate and one of the Deputy-Lieutenants for the county, and late M. P. for the city of York. This gentleman attracted some notice by the

bluntness and singularity of his speeches on the Catholic question, in the House of Commons.

Sept. 9. In Clapham Rise, aged 78, Wm. Bulmer, Esq. formerly the spirited proprie tor of the Shakspeare printing-office, whose various splendid publications have so effectually contributed to establish the reputation of the English press. We shall give a memoir of Mr. Bulmer in our next.

Sept. 11. In Osnaburgh-street, Regent's Park, Dr. Geo. Bruce, late of the Madras establishment.

Aged 42, Lieut. -Col. Henry Stables, late of the Grenadier Guards. He was appointed Ensign 1st Foot Guards 1803; Lieut. and Capt. 1808; Capt. and Lieut.-col. 1814. His brother Lieut. Colonel Edward Stables died at Brussels June 20, 1815, of a wound he received at Waterloo whilst commanding a battalion of the Grenadier Guards. See vol. LXXXV.

Sept. 12. In Clapton-square, Hackney, in his 76th year, Mr. Zachariah Broxup.

Sept. 18. In Osnaburgh-street, Regent's Park, Mary, wid. of the late John Cruttenden, esq. of Salehurst, Sussex.

Sept. 14. In Henrietta-street, Cavendishsquare, Sarah, wife of Thomas Watson, M.D.

Sept. 17. In the King's Bench prison, Col. Bligh, who had been for many years confined for debt, was found dead in his bed at his apartment in the State-house. The long controversy between this gentleman and the Earl of Darnley, between whom we believe there was a family connexion, has been repeatedly before the public.

Sept. 19. In Upper Bedford-place, T. R. Andrews, esq.

BEDS.-Aug. 30. At the Vicarage, Warden, in her 31st year, Emily, second dau. of the Rev. Fred. H. Neve.

BERKS. Aug. 24. At Sandhurst Parsonage, Harriet Elizabeth, wife of the Rev. J. B. S. Carwithen.

Sept. 4. In his 75th year, Josiah Bartlett, esq. of Wickhill, Bracknell.

BUCKS.-Aug. 22. At Buckingham, Mr. William Holt, better known by the appellation of "Squire Holt." He had for many years rented the tolls of the market and fairs at Buckingham, and held the office of ale-taster under the Corporation.

Aug. 29. At Finmere House, in his 44th year, Henry Chandler, esq.

CHESHIRE.-Sept. 6. At Runcorn, in his 70th year, Rob. Feilden, esq of Didsbury, Lancashire, a Magistrate of both counties. DEVON-Aug. 26. At Black Hall, the seat of his uncle, Hubert Cornish, esq. aged 29, W. Floyer Cornish, esq. of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-law, second son of James Cornish, esq. of Totnes.

Aug. 31. John Rose Drewe, esq. of Grange House, Broadhembury.

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Fred. Lumley, esq. and dau. of the late Leonard Robinson, esq. of Stockton.

Sept. 14. At Darlington, aged 57, the widow of Harrington Lee, esq.

ESSEX. Aug. 21. At Walthamstow, in her 77th year, Eliz. wife of S. Smith, esq.

At Forest-place, Laytonstone, in his 58th year, John Wright Unwin, esq. one of the coroners for Middlesex.

Sept. 17. Aged 77, Robert Helme, esq. of Walthamstow.

GLOUCESTER.-Aug. 17. At Woottonunder-Edge, in her 84th year, Mary, wife of the Rev. Rowland Hill, M. A. of Surrey Chapel, London.

Aug. 26. At Malcolm Ghur, Cheltenham, Mary, wife of the Rev. John Portis, Rector of Little Leighs, Essex.

Sept. 8. At Farford Park, Harriet, wife of John Raymond Barker, esq.

Sept. 11. At Kingsdown, near Bristol, aged 77, Thomas Gadd, esq.

Sept. 14. In his 79th year, W. Dillon, esq. of the Mythe, near Tewkesbury.

HANTS-Aug. 28. At Shanklin Parsonage, Isle of Wight, Harriet Mary, youngest dau. of the Very Rev. Archd. Hill.

Sept. 17. At Southampton, aged 49, Robert Langford, esq. of Upper Harley-st. Cavendish-square.

HEREFORD.-Aug. 21. At Comberton, in his 61st year, Mr. Matthias Price.

Sept. 5. At Chase Cottage, the residence of his son, Dr. John Briggs.

HERTS.-Sept. 3. At Sacombe Park, the Rt. Hon. Henrietta Dorothea Maria, dow. Countess of Athlone, and wife of Wm. Gambier, esq. of that place. She was the dau. of John William Hope, of Amsterdam and Cavendish-square; was married to Renaud Diederick Jacob de Reede, 8th and late Earl of Athlone, March 19, 1818; was left his widow Oct. 31, 1823, with a dau. and two sons (of whom the elder is the present Earl); and was married to her second husband (a cousin of Lord Gambier) May 3,

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Sept. 5. At King's Langley, aged 72, Thomas Toovey, esq.

KENT.-July 24. In the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, in her 46th year, Eularia Lady Dickson, wife of Col. Sir Alex. Dickson, K. C. B. Royal Artillery.

Aug. 19. At Ramsgate, Elizabeth Bloomfield Carlile, eldest dau. of Edw. Carlile, esq. Hampstead.

Aug. 30. At Blackheath, aged 63, Wm. Lucas, esq.

Aug. 31. At Tunbridge Wells, aged 17, Eliza, only dau. of Richard Holmes Coote, esq. of Lincoln's Inn, and Queen-square, Westminster.

Sept. 4. At Dover, in his 63d year, Rob. Marsh, esq.

Sept. 6. At Blackheath-hill, in her 83d year, Mrs. Walker, relict of the late John Walker, esq.

Sept. 7. At Foot's Cray, in consequence of a fall from his horse, Gilbert Jones, esq.; many years an eminent solicitor in Salisburysquare, Fleet-street. He was M. P. during one Parliament.

Sept. 10. At Margate, aged 24, RosellenEmma, wife of Thomas F. Cobb, esq. and eldest dau. of late Col. Torre, of Snydall, Yorkshire.

LANCASHIRE.-Sept. 9. In the Liverpool workhouse, where she had lived only four years, Ellen Swarsbrick, aged 102; she was dau. of a respectable shipbuilder named Wakefield.

LEICESTERSHIRE.-Aug. 12. At Long Clowson, aged 77, John Moore, Gent. He was the great supporter of the choir in his church for more than half a century, and was a composer (above mediocrity) of many pieces of sacred harmony. He was an adherent through life to the principles of the good old school which Johu Bull established upwards of 200 years ago.

LINCOLNSHIRE. Aug. 20. In his 91st year, Mr. Ald. Coddington, father of the Corporation of Stamford.

Aug. 27. At Walcot, in his 80th year, William Coopland, esq. of York, and formerly of Asenby, near Thirsk.

MIDDLESEX.-Lately. At Kenwood, in her 17th year, the Lady Cecilia Sarah Murray, dau. of the Earl of Mansfield.

NORFOLK.-Sept. 2. At Wisbaden, aged 50, the Hon. Augusta Mary de Grey, youngest dau. of the late Ti.os. Lord Walsingham,

Sept. 13. At Anmer, in his 72d year, James Coldham, esq.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.-Aug. 22. At Hazelbeech Hall, of a rupture of a blood-vessel, W. Edwyn Burnaby, esq. of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-law, and one of the Four Common Pleaders of the City of London. Aug. 23. At Overston Hall, in his 81st year, John Kipling, esq.

NORTHUMBERLAND.-Aug. 31. At Preston, near North Shields, aged 89, Mary widow of John Fenwick, esq. and mother of C. S. Fenwick, esq. of the Red Barns, near Newcastle.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.-July 31. At Flintham House, near Newark, aged 45, Thos. Blockborne Hildyard, esq. a Justice of the Peace for Nottinghamshire. He was a gentleman of great liberality and munificence, and recently built a church entirely at his own expense.

SALOP.-June 7. At Dudgley Cottage, near Church Stretton, Mr. Robert Tovey. He was a man of ingenuity, fond of antiquities, and an encourager of the fine arts. He devoted much of his time to decorative buildings in the cottage style, of which Hoarly Grange, near Wenlock, and Dudgley Cottage, are specimens. His library of books, paintings, and antiquarian remains, were disposed of by auction in July last.

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Aug. 29. At Acton Scott, in her 18th year, Frances, only child of T. Pendarves Stackhouse, esq.

SOMERSET.-Aug. 20. At Bath, Harriet, eldest dau. of John Butler Butler, esq. Commissary-General to the Forces.

At Bath, aged 28, Anne, wife of the Rev. W. Wogan Baynes.

Lately. At Bradford, aged 29, John, Hinton Hall, esq. a commercial man much respected.

Sept. 7. At Bath, Thomas Nutcombe Quicke, esq. late Capt. in the Dragoon Guards, and fourth son of the late John Quicke, esq. of Newton House, Devon.

Sept. 16. In St. James's-square, Bath, Sophia, wife of Vice-Admiral Sir Henry Baynton, K.C.B.

STAFFORDSHIRE-Aug. 12. At Longport, near Burslem, aged 105, Mrs. Margaret Tharma.

SUFFOLK.-Aug. 29. At Lowestoft, in his 43d year, John Morse, esq. of Swaffham, Norfolk.

SURREY.-Aug. 20. Emily Pallmer, 10th dau. of Dr. Harcourt, of Rectory House, Ewell.

Sept. 1. After a long and painful illness, Mary Ann, wife of P. H. Leathes, esq. Union-row, Peckham.

Sept. 7. At Richmond, Mary, relict of Fairfax Moresby, esq. of Staffordshire.

Sept. 10. At Croydon, aged 76, John Haines, esq.

SUSSEX. Aug. 27. At Bognor, Lieut.Colonel Tyndale, late of 1st Reg. of Life Guards, and of North Cerney, Gloucestershire.

Sept. 14. At Worthing, aged 26, Anna, second dau. of Sir C. F. Goring, Bart. of Highden.

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WARWICKSHIRE. - Aug. 22. mington, aged 55, the Right Hon. Frances Lady Ducie, sister to the Earl of Carnarvon, and niece to the Earl of Egremont. She was the only da. of Henry the 1st and late Earl, by Lady Eliz.-Alicia-Maria Wyndham; was married to Lord Ducie 5th Dec. 1797, and had issue two sons and four daughters, one of whom is the present Countess of Denbigh.

Sept. 4. At Leamington, in his 51st year, Mr. Robert Hogard, lace-manufacturer, &c. of Waterloo-place, Pall-mall.

WILTS.-Sept. 8. At Hill House, near Malmesbury, in her 45th year, Helen, wife of the Rev. G. A. Biedermann, Rector of Dantsey.