Colonel Walsh, of the 56th regiment. He was driving his gig on the road from Farnham to Guildford, the fhafts broke, and the horse taking fright, he was thrown out, his arm broken, his fhoulder dislocated, and the wheel having paffed over his head, he died foon after.

At Bath, Mrs Carruthers, elict of the late General Carruthers, of the marines.

At Great Ealing, aged 78, William Knox, Efq. formerly Under Secretary of State. At Newport, Ifle of Wight, John Kirkpatrick, Efq. banker.

At Scilly, after a long and fevere illness, Captain Charles Williams, Commander of his Majefty's fhip Hornet. He was one of the few furvivors who received their wounds in the gallant action, by Sir Edward Pellew, in the Nymph frigate, when fhe captured La Cleopatra, French frigate, the first ship of war taken after the beginning of the Revolutionary war, fince which time he served with great gallantry in the Egyptian expedition, in the Weft Indies, Africa, &c. He was an excellent officer.

The Hon. E. Bouverie, Member of Par liament for Northampton, uncle to the Earl of Radnor.

At Paifley, Mr Hugh Fulton, nursery and feedsman, in the 92d year of his age.

SEPT. 1. At Dunmore Park, Stirlinghire, Helen Walker, fecond daughter of Mr Andrew Wilson, flesher, Edinburgh. 2. At Edinburgh, Paul Minchin, Efq. Rear-Adminal of the Red.

At Forthfide, near Stirling, Andrew Wallace, Efq. 5. At Borrowftonnnefs, Mrs Anne Ferrier, relic of the deceased Dr Thomas Glen, physician in Edinburgh.

Price of Stocks.

At Fala Houfe, Mrs Janet Law, wife of Dr Colin Lawder.

4. At Leigh, Sir Francis Baring, Bart., in his 74th year. He was phyfically eshaufted, but his mind remained unfubdued by age or infirmity to the last breath. His bed was furrounded by nine out of ten, the number of his fons and daughters, all of whom he lived to fee eftablished in fplendid independence. Three of his fons carry on the great commercial houfe, and which, by his fuperior talents and integrity, he carried to fo great a height of refpect-and the other two fons are returned from India with fortunes. His five daughters are all moft happily married, and, in addition to all this, it is fuppofed he has left freehold eftates to the amount of half a million. Such has been the refult of the honourable life of this English merchant.

6. At Edinburgh, Mr James Davidson,

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