daughter of the late Francis Russel, Esq. of Blackhall.

Sept. 19. At Montrose, John Brand, Esq. of Lauriston, to Miss Paterson, daughter of Dr Paterson, Montrose.

At Port Mary, Mr Archibald Brodie, writer in Edinburgh, to Miss Harriet Melville, daughter of Alexander Melville, Esq. of Barquhar.

At Park Place, Vans Hathorn of Garthland, Esq. writer to the signet, to Jane, eldest daughter of the late Sir John Dalrymple Hay, of Park Place, Bart.

23. At Edinburgh, James Watson, Esq. of Dunse, to Miss Barbara Shaw, daughter of the late James Shaw, Esq. of Muirton, merchant, Inverness.

At Maitland Street, Joseph Brodie, Esq. merchant in Hamburgh, to Miss Maria Thomson, daughter of George Thomson, Esq. late of the same place.

DEATHS.

Jan. 3. 1814. At Agra, Lieutenant-Col. Robert Bowie, commanding that garrison, and the 1st battalion 22d regiment native infantry; an officer of distinguished zeal and approved service.

April 26. At Jamaica, Archibald Maclean, Esq. after a residence of nearly 20 years in that island. He was a gentleman highly respected, and peculiarly exemplary, as a dutiful son and brother. He was one of ten sons of the late J. Maclean of Horta, North Uist, and the last surviving but one, who is now serving his king and country as an officer in the army.

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June 24. At Lucca, Jamaica, Dr D. M'Fachern Campbell.

29. At Kingston, St Vincent's, George Hepburn, Esq. of Grove; a Gentleman who possessed a well-cultivated mind, united to a social disposition and liberal hospitality. His patience and resignation, during a protracted load of bodily infirmities, was exemplary. His name and memory will long be cherished and deeply regretted by those who best knew how to appreciate his private worth.

July. At sea, Lord William Stuart, son of the Marquis of Bute, captain of the Conquestador of 74 guns, and member of Parliament for Cardiff.

On board the ship Cumberland, Mr John Christie, a native of Scotland, who had resided in Jamaica about 40 years, and acquired, with the fairest character, a very large fortune, supposed not less than £.100,000.

Aug. 3. At Port-Royal, Jamaica, in the 22d year of his age, Lieutenant the Hon. Francis Napier, of his Majesty's ship Argo, second son of the Right Hon. Lord Napier.

14. At Edinburgh, Mr John Sutherland, glazier, and formerly deacon of the incorporation of masons.

15. At Holmrook, near Ravenglass, Skef fington Lutwidge, Esq. of Whitehaven, and Admiral of the Blue, in the 78th year of his age. Admiral Lutwidge (whilst Commodore) was the first naval preceptor of Lord Nelson; and was, in every public station, beloved and esteemed by those under his command, as he was in private life by all who knew him.

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