At Ayr, Mr Robert Ballantyne, Preacher of the Gofpel in the communion of the Burgher Seceders.

26 At his house in Hanover street, Edinburgh, Mr John Young, Architect. In London, Sir Thomas Hope of Craighall, Bart.

29. In the 88th year of his age, and the 59th of his miniftry, the Rev. Robert Turnbull, minifter of the gofpel at Sprouf

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At London, the Right Hon. Lord Petre. 30 At his houfe in Edinburgh, Patrick Campbell, Efq of Ardhatton.

At Montrofe, Mifs Hope Renny, daughter of the deceafed Robert Renny of Ufan Efq.

At Ballamyle houfe, Ayrshire, Mr John Graham, student of Divinity, fon of Mr William Graham, merchant, Glafgow.

July 1. At Gilloch hall, Mifs Cecilia Craigie, eldest daughter of the late John Craigie, Efq. of Kilgrafton.

2. At Edinburgh, Mr John Bruce, Brewer at Kelfo, and Senior Lieutenant of the Kelfo Volunteers. He was a man of pleafing manners, of the ftricteft integrity, and of the most benevolent difpofitions. In attachment to his King and Country he was fecond to none; an ardent zeal for the welfare of fociety deeply impreffed his mind with contempt and abhorrence, at the schemes of the unprincipled abettors of confufion and anarchy. Every event that increased the public safety, that tended to give additional dignity and importance to Great Britain among the nations of Europe, communicated a pleasure to his heart which a true patriot alone can feel. He envied no man's comforts; he was no man's enemy. The poor refpected him as their benefactor, and the wealthy as a gentleman of honour and worth The recol lection of fuch a character must be long

- At Edinburgh, in the 83d year of her age, Mrs Marjory Reid, relict of the late Rev. Mr William Hutton, Dalkeith. -. At Dundee, Mr Peter Kirkwood, merchant.

4. Mr Collinfon, of Barton, grocer. As he was walking by the fide of a loaded waggon, not far from that place, he unfortunately tumbled against a stone, and being unable to recover himself, fell under the wheels of the waggon, which going o ver him killed him on the fpot.

Mr John Greenwood, of Colne in Lancashire:-For several years he had lived in the open avowal of Atheism; but in his laft fick nefs he declared himself fully convinced of the Horrors of Atheism, and of the New French Philofophy. A few days before his death, he ordered four ele gant volumes on Atheistical subjects, to be brought to him, which he immediately committed to the flames. He died with every mark of a true penitent, profeffing his firm belief in the Chriftian Religion.

6 At Edinburgh, aged 76, Mr William Richardfon, Solicitor at Law; the oldest member, and formerly prefes of that fociety.

- At Kerfield, John Robertfon of Acrefield, Esq. Silverfmith in Newcastle. 7. At Freeland of Erfkine, David Brydie, Efq.

8. At Smithfield, Ayrshire, Robert Paterson, Efq of Smithfield.

At Greenock, Hugh Moody, Efq. 10. Mifs Ann M'Brair, daughter of the late Mr Archibald M'Brair, merchant in Glafgew.

11 At Nairn, of a fhort illness, Mifs Ifabella Farquharfon, eldest daughter of Dr Charles Farquharfon, physician there; a young Lady of the most amiable difpofition, and dear to all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance.

13. At her house at Terregles, near Dumfries, the Right Hon. Lady Winifred Maxwell Conftable, the only remaining if fue of William Earl of Nithfdale.

19. At his houfe near Bath, Viscount Barrington.

21. At Edinburgh, Mrs Frafer, spouse of Mr John Fraser, merchant.

The CAVE of FINGAL, in STAFFA; one of the WESTERN ISLANDS.