... ohituar~.g LIEUT.-GEN2RAL SIR J. H. SCoOEDDE, ?? died on the 14th, aged seventy-five. He began his military career at the commence- ment of the present century, and few officers had seen more service. In 1801 be served with his regiment during the Egvptian campaign, and was present during the Peninsular war from 1808 to the end of the campaign; he also commanded a brigade in the China, war. He ...

... 0) bit Ua rl.. His MAJESTY Door PEDRO THE Fcrasr, KING OF PORTUGAL AND THE ALGARLVES, died on the 12th inst., at the Palace of the Necessi- dades, at Lisbon, of ague and typhus, Contracted during a visit to the Alenmtejo alter the first autumnal rains, and thus falling a sacrifice to the sarme kind of fever which so lately he stayed, almost alone, at Lisbon, to keep away, from hisfaeineant ...

... * 01) J@liit rc ttr. Coua3T CAMILLO C(AVOUPIe the great Italian statesman (whose death we have recorded in our foreign news, .and to whose memory a special article is consecrated elsewhere), was born at Turin on the ?? of AuguSt, 1810, and consequently had not completed his 51st year. e was the second son of the late Marquis Ca.vour, a representative of 'O0u of the most ancient and ...

... @btutary. Dr. WITLWii BAVY, M.D., F.R.S. (whose melancholy death on the South-Western Railway, on Monday evening, we have described else- where), was a gentleman of the highest professional attainments. He was principal physician to her Majesty, Fellow of the Royal Ccl- lege of Physicians, Physician to Milibank Prison, and Lecturer on Forensic Medicine at St Bartholomew's Hospital, and Follow ...

... Obtunarmc THE REv. S. Wix, M.A., the oldest clergyman in London, died last week, in his ninety-first year. He was vicar of St Bartholomew- the-Less, Smithfield, and rector of Inworth, near Kelvedon. He was the author of a very remarkable work, published in 1819, R eflections concerning the Expediency of a Council of the Church of England and the Church of Rome being holden with a view to ...

... (91jtftu a t. ANNE, COmUeTres or NBveWBURo, died at her residence, Slindon House, Sussex, on Sunday last, the 4th inst., in the ninety-ninth year of her age, after an illness of only two (lays. She was the only daughter of the late Joseph Webb, Esq., of Odstock, Wilts, sister of the late Sir Thomas Webb, Bart., and aunt to the present Sir Henry Webb, Bart. She was born on the 12th of February, ...

... @hutnarp. LORD ELPHIrSTONE, who died last week, at Bsurnemouth, only succeeded his uncle, the late Governor of Bombay, in July last, in the Scottish barony. The late peer was the only son of the ion. Admiral Elphinstone. He was born in 1819, and was unmarried. The deceased nobleman is succeeded by Commander Blphinstone, of her Majesty's ship Hornet. GELNERAL SIri G. ScovsLar, ?? Colonel of the ...

... bfhilitari. EARL FoRTESCcuz, K.s., died on Saturday, in his seventy-ninth year. lie bad for many years been a zealous supporter of the Whig party, and had done good service to his political friends during his long career in the House of Commons, more especially during the Reform agitation. ?? first entered Parliament as member for the borough of Barnstaple, which he represented from 1804 to ...

... Tnim RIGHT Hoar. It. W. GREENE, ?? of the Court of Exchequer, died ol Saturday in Dublin, in his seventieth year. He was theeldestson of Sir Jonas Greene, formerly Recorder of Dublin. Calle to he blerm 184s hstaet and industry gradually won for him a the highesadistinctions in his profession. In times of great political excitement he enjoyed the res of al parties, ntionlf his judicial ...

... 0 l it u a r 32. Mils CoRa, the Well-known novelist, died on the 29th uIt., at Linwood, Lyndhurst, in her sixty-first year. Mrs Gore was the daughter of Dr Nevinson, a well-known physician in his day, and in her twenty- third year married Captain Gore, of the 1st Life Guards, who died at Brussels in 1846. Her children by this marriage were Lady Edward Thynne, married to a son of the second ...

... LADY CHARLOTTE BuRY died on Sunday, in her 87th year. She was the youngest daughter of John fifth Duke of Argyll, by the beautiful Elizabeth Gunning widow of the Duke of Hamilton, and consequently was aunt to the present Duke of Argyll and the Earl of Derby. In her youth Lady Charlotte was remarkable for her per- sonal beauty, and throughout life for the charm of her manners. She was well ...

... @bituary I TimE HON. MaRS JANE ANNxSLEY died in Guernsey on the 25th nlt., at the age of 102 years. Death was the result of accident, the venerable lady having fallen from her bed and dislocated her collar bone a few days previously. She was a daughter of Mr Digby, and married the Hon. and Very 1Rev. William Annesley, son of the first Baron Annesley, who died in 1817. SiR GEORGE JACKsON, ?? ...