aged 52, Sir John Hawker English, K.G. V., of Warley House, Essex. He received licence, Oct. 5, 1814, to accept the order of Gustavus Vasa, conferred for his services as Chief Surgeon of the Swedish army in 1813, and was knighted by the Prince Regent in 1815.

Lately. At Hastings, Alicia, dau. of Major-Gen. Sir Wm. Eustace, of Sandford Hall, Essex.

Thomas Lucas, esq. His body was interred in the family vault at Lingfield, on the 4th July.

July 7. At Brighton, aged 31, Matthew Cooke, many years librarian to the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.

July 11. Aged 73, Margaret, eldest daughter of the late Charles Bushby, of Goring Hall, by Margaret, his second wife. She was the last survivor of that respected family of eight sons and daughters; all of whom died single.

July 13. At Brighton, Rebecca, relict of the Hon. Captain Edward Rodney, R.N., youngest son of the gallant Lord Rodney, and uncle of the present peer. Her maiden name was Geer, and she was married in 1807.

July 15. At Lewes, Laura, wife of John Verrall, esq. of Southover.

July 19. At Brighton, in his 3d year, Thomas Leach, second son of G. R. Corner, esq. F.S.A. of Dean-street, Southwark.

WARWICK.-May 15. At Leamington, in the prime of life, Mary Anne Noguier, wife of George Phillips, esq.

May 31. At Little Aston hall, aged 76, Catharine, widow of William Leigh, esq. of Roby hall, Lanc. and mother of Wm. Leigh, esq. of the former place.

June 19. At Coventry, Capt. John Rowley, of the 10th hussars, only son of the Rev. Joshua Rowley, Rector of Brantham and East Bergholt, Suffolk. He purchased his cornetcy 1829, lieutenancy 1831, and troop in 1835.

WILTS.-June 20. At Westrop House, Highworth, Henrietta Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the late Wm. Crowdy, esq.

WORCESTER.-June 19. At Eastham rectory, aged 31, William Henry Turner,

July 11. At Bewdley, in her 65th year, Sarah Laurens, wife of the Rev. Joseph Fletcher, Rector of Dowles, Salop.

YORK.-May 19. At Whitkirk vicarage, the residence of his brother-in-law the Rev. A. Martineau, aged 33, E. O'Brien, esq. of Dublin, barrister-at-law, third son of the late Sir E. O'Brien, Bart. of Dromoland, co. Clare.

May 20. At his residence in the Botanical Gardens, Sheffield, aged 52, George Francis Karstadt, esq. nephew of the late Sir Francis Freeling, Bart. and nearly thirty years surveyor of the General Post Office, London.

May 30. At Meersbrook, near Sheffield, aged 76, Lieut.-Col. Bohun Shore, late of the 4th dragoons.

June 1. In his 70th year, J. Spencer, esq. of the Plantation, Acomb, near York. June 3. At Sowerby, Mary, wife of Edm. B. Oakley, esq.

June 5. Aged 63, David Hemsworth, esq. of Monk Fryston Lodge.

June 18. At York, Fanny, wife of Wm. George Maude, esq. R.N. and daughter of Capt. Maude, R.N.

June 30. At Ilkley, aged 14, J. A. Caroline Webber, youngest daughter of the Very Rev. Jas. Webber, D.D. Dean of Ripon.

Lately. At Newton Kyne, aged 70, Thomas Lodington Fairfax, esq. July 13. At Harewood House, aged 47, Lady Charlotte Douglas, sister to the Earl of Morton, and niece to the Earl of Harewood.

Anne Theodora, wife of J. M. Brackenbury, esq. Vice-Principal of the Collegiate School, Huddersfield, and eldest daughter of C. Claydon, esq. of Cambridge.

July 16. At Welton Hill, aged 46, Mrs. Galland, mother of the Rev. Thomas Galland, M.A. of Leeds.

WALES.-Lately.

At Bryn-y-mawr, near Swansea, the wife of R. Eaton, esq. banker.

At Llanyravon, near Hay, aged 73, Benj. W. M'Gibbon, esq. Major of the Royal Marines.

At Talgarth, Merioneth, Eliza, wife of C. T. Thruston, esq. R.N. daughter of the late Adm. Sotheby.

SCOTLAND.-Jan. 23. At Rothsay, Isle of Bute, aged 79, Major-Gen. Sir James Campbell, K. C.H. He was appointed Second Lieut. in the Royal Marines 1776, First Lieut. 1787, Captain 1793, Major in the army 1802, in the Marines 1805, Lieut.-Colonel 1808, brevet Colonel 1814, and Major-General 1825. [In our June number, p. 666, he was erroneously stated to have died near Farnham.]