Lately. In Dublin, aged 85, Major Henry Charles Sirr, a magistrate of the Head Police Office. He was father of the Rev. Joseph Sirr, and Mr. Henry Charles Sirr, of Lincoln's-inn, London.

EAST INDIES.-Oct. 7. At Nellore, Madras, Lieut. James Forbes Elliot, N. I. second son of James Elliot, esq. of Wolflee, North Britain.

Oct. 7. At Mhow, in the Malwa country, aged 34, Capt. J. S. Grant, of the Bombay Engineers.

Oct. 18. At Bombay, C. E. Stewart, esq. Civil Service, eldest son of John Stewart, esq. of Beliadrum, co. Inver

ness.

Oct. 19. At Belgaum, Major David Leith Arnott, 26th Madras N. I.

Oct. 25. At Futtehpoor, aged 29, Douglas-Thompson, third son of J. F. Timins, esq. of Hilfield, Aldenham, Herts.

Oct. 28. At Suez, on his passage t Bombay, in his 19th year, Frederick Butler, third son of W. B. Sutton, esq. Hertingfordbury.

Oct. 31. At Chowringee, Calcutta, the wife of Lieut.- Col. Luard, Military Secretary to the Commander-in-Chief.

Nov. 2. At Aurungabad, aged 28, Emma, wife of N. A. Woods, esq. Surgeon in the Hon. Company's Service.

Nov. 7. At Simla Hills, Lieut.-Col. Robert Chambers, of the Bengal Army. Nov. 8. At Gogo, Guzerat, aged 27, Theophilus Clark, esq. Assistant Surgeon in the Hon. Company's Service.

Nov. 9. At Calcutta, aged 30, Edward D'Oyly Barwell, esq. M.A. barrister-atlaw, eldest son of Edward Richard Barwell, esq. late of Bengal civil service, now of West Leigh, Hants. He was called to the bar at the Inner Temple, Nov. 21, 1834.

At Mussorie, near Degra, Bombay, Lieut. Col. George John Shadwell, late of the 7th Regt. Native Cavalry, younger brother of the Vice-Chancellor of England.

Nov. 10. At Calcutta, Adolph William Muller, esq. (son of the late Johannes Muller, esq.) formerly partner of Messrs. brothers Bethmann, of Frank. fort on the Maine, and son-in-law of the late Wm. Blackall Simonds, esq. of Caversham rectory, co. Oxford.

Nov. 21. At Bombay, Amelia Charlotte, relict of Major David Supple, 17th Light Dragoons, and youngest daughter of the late Field Marshal John Shadwell Connell, of Rio de Janeiro.

Wood, esq. Lieut.-Col. of the 1st European regt. and Secr. to Government in the Military and Naval departments, sonin-law of John Durant, esq, of Poole.

Lately. At Maumain, aged 20, Lieut. J. Elkington, of her Majesty's 62nd Regt. eldest son of J. G. Elkington, esq. surgeon, of the 17th Lancers, and late of Bath.

At Calcutta, aged 25, Rhece Williams, esq. of Dursley, Glouc.

WEST INDIES.--Oct. 20. At Jamaica, aged 20, Hymer Andrew Cohen, eldest son of Andrew Cohen, esq. of Exeter.

Nov. 18. At Jamaica, Mr. James R. M'Culloch, third son of James M. M'Culloch, esq. of Ardwall, North Britain.

ABROAD.-Aug. 18. On board her Majesty's ship Wellesley, in the China Seas, Charles Wheatley Newbolt, esq. mate of that ship, youngest son of the late Sir John Henry Newbolt, Chief Judge at Madras.

At Sidney, aged 20, Egbert Leonardus, eldest son of E. Smith, esq. of Kentterr. Regent's Park.

Oct. 31. At the university of Charlotte's-ville, Virginia, aged 43, Professor Charles Bonnycastle, many years professor of that institution.

Nov. 4. At Rome, after the birth of a son, who expired shortly after, Charlotte Sherwin, wife of Edward Markham, esq. and eldest dau. of the late John Longden, esq. of Bramcote Hills, Notts. Nov. 28. At Tours, in France, Thomas Henderson. esq. of Press, N.B. Dec. 3. At Madrid, aged 61, Samuel Oviatt, esq.

In Algeria, aged 24, M. H. Gorman, eldest son of M. A. Gorman, esq. of Baker-st. London.

Dec. 21. At Rue d'Agusseau, Paris, aged 74, J. Lowndes, esq. formerly of Arthurlie, Renfrew, North Britain.

Dec. 22. At Sienna, in Italy, John Waddington, esq. only son of the late Samuel Waddington, esq. of Leman-st.

Lately. Near Férigueux, aged 117, an old soldier, who fought in the famous battle of Fontenoy. His wife, who survives him, is 98.

Dec. 22. At Pisa, aged 19, Charlotte Anne, dau. of the late Albert Forster, esq.

Dec. 24. At St. Quentin, France, Ann, widow of Wm. Bell, esq. of Charterhouse-sq.