Johnton, King's Counfel in the Island of Grenada.

At Braid Burn, near this city, Mrs Dick, aged 105.

Vice Admiral the Count de Guichen, who com.nanded the French fleet in America laft war.

The Rev. Mr Davis at Hareford, in the 105th year of his age, who ate heartiLy, and drank plentifully, and who without exercife enjoyed an uninterrupted ftate of good health, and to the day of his death, beloved by all who knew him. Mrs Ramfay of Whitehill, widow of Mr Balfour-Ramfay, who reprefented the county of Mid Lothian in Parliament on the death of Sir Charles Gilmour in 1751.

Mr Alexander Innes, Commiffaryclerk of Aberdeen.

James Grant, Efq; late of Carron. Lieut. General Lang, in the Eaft India fervice upwards of 33 years.

Robert Adair, Efq; Surgeon-General to the army, and to the Chelfea Hofpital.

George Innes, Efq; Infpector of Stamps, and Surveyor of the Tax Office in Scotland.

At Donoigmore, Ireland, Edward Monemon, aged 119.

At Woolwich, Neil Campbell, Efq; elerk to the Surveyors of his Majefty's Warren.

At Letham, East Lothian, Mrs Buchan of Lethem. [Not Mr Buchan, as in our laft month's Magazine.}

At Cherfon, the humane Mr Howard, of an epidemic fever, caught when adminiftering medical affiftance to a young lady in the fame diftemper. The dreary abodes of the miferable have echoed the praifes of him, whofe delight was in going about to do good. As a mark of refpect from Government, the London Gazette gave account of his death from Warfaw; which is uncommon' for that paper to give of a private gentleman.

At Pila, General Lockhart of Lee Court of the Holy Roman Empire, he is fucceeded by his eldeft fon Charles, a

minor.

At Eaftwood, the Rev. Mr James Simpfon, minifter of that parish.

The Right Hon. Lady Dowager Lindores in the 94th year of her age.

Lieut. Col. Francis Sutherland, late of the Scots Brigade, in the fervice of the States of Holland, aged 76.

In the 85th year of his age, Sir Joshua Rowley, Bart. Vice Admiral of the

White. He is fucceeded by his fon now
Sir William, late a captain in the guards.

At Genoa, Tenducci the celebrated finger, of an apoplexy. In paying the debt of nature, he has difcharged other demands to a large amount.

The Right Rev. Dr Hallifax, Lord Bishop, and Arch-Dean of St Afaph, Rector of Werfop, and Mafter of the Faculties.

Sir Charles Erskine of Cambo, Bart. The Rev. Dr Jamefon at Ratwick, aged 86.

The Rev. Mr Brown at Langfide, aged 85.

Viscountefs Chetwynd, daughter of the late Sir Jonathan Cope, Bart. Her Ladyfhip married the prefent Viscount in 1751.

At Iflington, John McIntosh, Efq; of Dulmunzie.

At Caldwell, Capt. Alexander Mure, late of the 19th regiment of foot. Lady Augufta Fitzgerald, daughter of the Duke of Leinter.

Mr William Hamilton, Profeffor of Anatomy in the University of Glasgow; a gentleman of much profeffional knowledge, juftly regreted.

John Hunt, Efq; Collector of the Cuftoms of St Kitts.

Lady Smythe, relict of the late Chief Baron Smythe.

Dr Addington Phyfician at Reading, Father to the Speaker of the Houfe of Commons, on which account the House' adjourned for three days in compliment to their Speaker.

At his House near Stonehaven, Mr William Young Sheriff-clerk of Kincar dinethire.

At Dublin, William Mylne, Efq. Ar chitect and Chief Engineer to the City of Dublin. Mr Mylne was a Member of the Corporation of Maions in Edinburgh; was Conveener of the Trades in 1765, and built the North Bridge in that City. His ancestors have been Mafons from Father to Son in Edin burgh fome hundred years, one of whom built the Palace of Holyrood House.

At Vienna, 20th Feb. his Imperial Majefty Joseph IL. Arch-duke of Austria, King of Hungary and Bohemia. He was born 1741, crowned King of the Romans 1764, fucceeded his father as Emperor 1765, and his mother to the Auft rian dominions 1780. He was first mar ried to a Princefs of Parma, and afterwards to a Princess of Bavaria-but died without issue.

Edinburgh Magazine,

OR,

LITERARY MISCELLANY,

FOR APRIL 1790.

With a View of PRESTON TOWER *,

CONTENTS:

* This Tower is fituated about eight miles caft of Edinburgh, and belongs to the repre
fentatives of the family of Preftongrange.

There is an appearance of imperfection in our laft Magazine, owing to an erroneous numeration
of the first eight Pages, which should have run from Page 144 to 152, instead of 136 to 144.

State of the BAROMETER in inches and decimals, and of Farenheit's THERMOMETER in the open air, taken in the morning before fun-rife, and at noon; and the quantity of rain-water fallen, in inches and decimals, from the 30th of March, 1790, to the 29th April, near the foot of Arthur's Seat.