SOMERSET.-May 28. At an advanced age, Sarah, widow of John Harington, esq. of Bath, and daughter of Samuel Wey, esq. attorney, of Sherborne.

Lately.-Aged 76, Wm. Waters, esq. of North-house, Bedminster.

June 2. At Bath, Wm. Lawrence, eldest son of Wm Laforest, esq. of Bedford-row. June 5. At Bath, aged 58, Peter Lely, esq late Captain in Marines.

June 8. Louisa, youngest dau. of Jas. Tucker, esq. Rectory, Yatton.

June 21. At Bath, aged 83, the widow of the Rev. Juhn Amyas, Rector of Hensted, Norfolk.

SUFFOLK.-May 20. At Thurston, Elizabeth, widow of the Rev. Chas. Tyrell, and mother of Chas. Tyrell, esq. M.P. for Suffolk.

May 30. At Ufford Parsonage, aged 69, Wm. Larken, esq.

June 17. At Ipswich, aged 38, Susannah, wife of Michael Turner, esq. late Maj. 1st Guards.

SURREY.-May 25. Aged 71, T. Sewell, esq. of Little Bookham. May 26. At Ewell, Elizabeth, widow of Wm. Dowdeswell, esq.

May 28. At Croydon, Capt. Charles Elton Prescott, Director of the East India Company, and of the West Middlesex Water Works. He was cousin-german to Sir George-Beeston Prescott, of Theobald's Park, Hertfordshire, Bart., being the second son of Thomas Prescott, esq. of Vienna, by Augusta, daughter of Sir Charles Frederick, K.B. Surveyor-general of the Ordnance. His name of Elton he derived from his paternal grandmother Mary, daughter of Jacob Elton, esq. of Bristol, third son of Sir Abraham Elton, the first Baronet of that family.

May 31. At Ham Common, aged 76, Elizabeth, widow of the late Joseph Palmer, esq. F.S.A. (formerly Capt. Budworth), of whom memoirs will be found in our vol. 85, ii. 388. She was the sister and heiress of Roger Palmer, esq. of Rush and Palmerstown, co. Mayo, who died in 1811; and was left a widow in 1815. Her death was occasioned

by her setting her clothes on fire from a candle. She has left an only daughter, the wife of W. A. Mackinnon, esq. M.P. for Lymington, but her valuable estate in the county of Mayo, worth 30,000l. a-year, and a large estate in the county of Dublin, have devolved on Sir William H. Palmer, Bart. of Castle Lackin, co. Mayo.

June 4. At Guildford, aged 78, Eliz. relict of P. Finnimore, esq. late of Bermondsey and Peckham rye.

June 15. Mabel-Anne, wife of Geo. Best, of Bretlands, esq.

June 17. At Barnes-green, Surrey, aged 81, Mary, widow of Sir Thomas Hyde Page, of the engineers, who died June 30, 1821. SUSSEX.-April 28. T. Comber, esq. of Allington.

May 7. At Markly, Lieut. B. H. Ca rew, E. I. Co's service, 2d son of Adm. Sir B. H. Carew, G.C.B.

May 18. At Brighton, aged 18, Marianne, 2d daughter of Sir James Langham, Bart,

May 21. Aged 85, William Key, esq. of Musley-bank, near Malton.

May 22. At Plumpton, near Lewes, aged 87, W. Brook, esq. of Brighton.

May 28. At Atherington, Eliz. Callaway, at the patriarchal age of 102 years.

June 14. At Brighton, Mary wife of John Simmons, esq. of the Pavilion, Euston

square.

WARWICK.-June 9. Hughes, Esq. of Warwick.

Aged 52, E.

June 14. At Dunchurch Lodge, aged 52, Eleanor, widow of Richard Tawney, Esq. WILTS.-May 5. Augusta, wife of Wm. Heald Ludlow, Esq. of Seend House, youngest dau. of the late Samuel Heathcote, esq. of Shaw Hill house.

Lately. At Clannycombe House, aged 52, the widow of H. K. Square, esq.

ABROAD.-April 6. At Paris, CatherineCreighton, wife of Sir George Beeston Prescott, Bart., of Theobalds Park, Herts. She was the second dau. of Sir Thomas Mills, Governor of Quebec, was married Aug. 20, 1799, and has left two sons and three daugh

ters.

April 11. At Rome, Elizabeth, youngest dau. of late Charles Morris, esq. of Southampton.

EAST INDIES.-Aug.... At Poonah, Bombay, Capt. Hogg, 6th foot.

Aug. 8. At Bengal, Lt. Thomas, 13th reg. Sept. 27. On his passage to India, on board the Moira, in his 20th year, Fred. Earle Hotham, esq. youngest son of ViceAdm. Sir W. Hotham, .C.B.

Oct. 13. At Patna, Bengal, Ensign Colin Campbell, 39th regt.

Lately. At Sincapore, aged 24, Matthew McMahon, esq. of the Bengal Civil Service, nephew to Sir M. Tierney, Bart.

On his return from India, Richard S. Frampton, esq. Bombay civil service, son of late Wm. F. of Leadenhall-street.