24. At Old Aberdeen, Mrs Lieut. Farquharfon, and, on the fame day and hour, her fifter, Mrs Schewan, in Pitfichie, parifh of Monymusk. - At Fitzroy Farm, Highgate, the Rt. Hon. Lord Southampton. His Lordship was but in the 49th year of his age, and, within a month before his death, appeared in the utmost vigour of life. Such is the frail tenure by which the life of man is held. He is fucceeded in his title by his eldest fon, an infant in the 6th year of his age. -· 26. At Burrowmuirhead near Edinburgh, Mifs Mary Greenfield, only daughter of the deceased Alex. Greenfield, cabinet-maker. At his houfe, Windfor Castle, aged 88, J. Beckett, Efq. He was one of the poor Knights of Windfor, being appointed in the year 1774, and was formerly a private in the life guards. His Majesty was fo pleased with his appearance and figure as a foldier, that he graciously ordered him to fit for his portrait in full length, which his Majefty had fufpended in the palace, and afterwards recommended him to the then vacant fituation as Poor Knight. 27. At Kirouchtree, William, eldest son of Sir John Heron Maxwell, Bart. 28. At Carlisle, aged 75, Richard Jack.fon, Efq. one of the Aldermen of the Corporation of Carlifle; a very worthy and highly refpected character, both in active and domeftic life. -. At Limefield, Mrs Eliza M'Into, relict of Thomas Gloag, Efq. of Chapelton. At Adderfley-hall, near Stoke Goldington, Bucks, aged 95, Colonel Skene, formerly an American loyalist. 30. At Edinburgh, Mr George Michie, royal navy. %% + Lately, at Weftruther, aged 100, Margaret Jordan. She had been upwards of 70 years in the Blantyre family. Lately, at Old Aberdeen, aged 81, James Clark, Efq. of Tillycorthy. He had long been an useful magiftrate in his native city of Old Aberdeen, and, in private life, was a man of the strictest integrity, and moft inoffenfive manners. Befides confiderable fums to his relatives, he has bequeathed L. 500 as a fund for the annual purchase of coals to the poor of Old Aberdeen, L. 100 to the Infirmary, L. 100 to the Lunatic Afylum, and L. 100 to the Poors House of Aberdeen. (Several Deaths unavoidably deferred.) TO CORRESPONDENTS. 5. 5. 25 37 25 24 37 22 36 50 56 20 32 50 56 50 55 A 5. Wheat. | Barley. | Oats, | Pease. S.. Sul. Sp 3. S. 31 51 27 34 22 30 24 30 33 52 27 36 24 30 25 30 33 52 28 35 24 30 25 30 52 34 95 32 24-30 20 0121770, 1 insidered, Mustanḍzien. 数 ') Pease. 3. 3. 46.59 J. MD. and the Essay on Christian Names, will appear in our next. ajb SCOTS MAGAZINE, Edinburgh Literary Miscellany, FOR AUGUST 1810. With an Engraving of a View of the New Buildings in Parliament Square. Page. Register of the Weather for August.. 562 erecting in Parliament Square....... 563 Historical Paintings exhibited at Paris ibid. Monthly Memoranda in Natural His AND CONTENTS: Cooper Walker, Esq. ....... ***** ............ tory............ Literary Intelligence, English and Foreign......... Memoirs of the Progress of Manufactures, Chemistry, Science, and the Fine Arts....... Extracts from the Chronicle of Fife, or Diary of John Lamont, of New ......................... ........ 569 ton..... Scotland-From the Italian.-- 586 ... Account of a Society formed for the En- ..... Joseph 567 568 ibid. 577 588 .... 590 592 596 STATE OF THE BAROMETER, &c. From the 26th July to the 25th August, 1810, in the vicinity of Edinburgh. Sa. Su. 1810. Barom. Thermom. Rain. Weather. M. Tu. Clear W. Th. F. Aug.1 30. A 26 29.7 27 29.55 28 29.51 29 29.8 50 66 0.01 30 29.75 52 60 0.06 53 66 50 70 M. N. 57 54 66 68 1.1 2 29.8 50 66 3 29.71 53 61 4 29,85 55 62 5 29.6 52 67 6 29.65 50 69 7 29.65 50 64 8 29.82 51 65 9 29.94 50 61 30 29.6 52 64 11 29.41 52 61 12 29.74 51 66 13 29.6 50 62 14 29.59 52 61 15 29.7 4.8 60 16 29.81 46 58 0.02 0.05 0.04 0.41 0.5 1.3 0.04 0.03 17 29.95 47 61 52 67 0.02 22 29.99 37-70-71 50 70 0.04 0.23 0.02 0.25 Showers Rain Clear Showers Rain Showers Rain Clear 24 30.02 56 62 0.03 Showers Cloudy Quantity of Rain,415 Showers MEXICA 1.. V September 2-London burnt, (1666.) High Water at Leith, For September, 1810. Morn. Even. Days. H. 23 34 4 5 5 5 6 6 Rain 1 Rain Su. 2310 Showers Sa. 29 2 Su. 16 4 M. 17 4 3110 16 5311 30 0 2 30 0 57 21 1 43 6 2 28 49 7 3 27 3 45 5 4 22 41 4 58 17 5 36 56 6 19 45 7 15 49 8 28 11 9 53 31113 3211 57 0 19 370 57 15 1 $2 49 2 17 23 25 40 58 8 16" MOON'S PHASES, FOR SEPTEMBER, 1810. Apparent time at Edinburgh. D. M. H. First Quart. 6 9 Safter. but V 8. 22. agi al 8 Nativity of the Virgin Mary.e visine pr vitesde 22. King George III. crowned. 23.-Sun enters Libra 22 min. past five afternoon. -Day and night equal. 15 |
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