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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, WITHIN THE YEAR 1825.. BIRTHS. JANUARY 1. At No. 47, Queen street, Edinburgh, Mrs Hunter, a daughter. 17. At Moncreiffe House, Lady Moncreiffe, a son. 18. At Edinburgh, Mrs Wright Wil 3. At Madeira, the lady of Dr Williamson, Kinross, a son. liam Gourlay of Kincraig, a daughter. 6. At Anniston House, the Right Hon. Lady Ann Cruikshank, a son. At Halifax, the lady of Captain Houston Stewart, R. N. a son. - At Elgin, Lady Dunbar, of Northfield, a son. 7. At Stackpole Court, the Right Hon. the Lady Cawdor, a daughter. 9. At Inches House, Mrs Robertson, of Inches, a son and heir. 10. At London, the lady of D. Charles Guthrie, Esq. a son. At Stirling, Mrs Dr Dewar, a daughter. 11. At 22, Castle street, Edinburgh, Mrs Macfarlane, a son. At Walton Hall, the lady of John C. Hopkins, Esq. a daughter. -The lady of Andrew Spottiswoode, Esq. of Bedford Square, a son. 12. At Sandwich, the lady of Captain Edward Harvey, R. N. a son. 14. At 7, Royal Circus, Edinburgh, Mrs Carlyle Bell, a son. At Glengarry House, Mrs Ranaldson Macdonell of Clanranald and Glengarry, a daughter. 17. At Holmes House, the lady of James Fairlie, Esq. of Holmes, a daugh ter. 19. At 64, Northumberland street, Edinburgh, the lady of Captain Wemyss, of the Scots Greys, a daughter. 20. At Stirling, Mrs William Galbraith, a son. 21. At Dalkeith, the lady of Captain Robert Tait, R. N., a daughter. 23. At 40, George's Square, Edinburgh, Mrs Touch, Maderty, a daughter. -At Cassylands, the lady of Roger Kirkpatrick, Esq. a son. 24. At Gravesend, the lady of Major Macgregor, 31st regiment, a son. At No. 3, Circus Place, West, At Lauriston Place, Edinburgh, Mrs Winckworth, a son. 26. At Castle Craig, the Hon. Lady Carmichael, a daughter. ter. 27. At Redcoll, Mrs Ainslie, a daugh 28. At Juniper Green, Colinton, the widow of Lieutenant Henry Rymer, R N. a son. 29. At Woodville, near Edinburgh, Mrs James Wilson, a daughter. 31. At Dewar Place, Edinburgh, Mrs Edington, junior, a son. Lately. At Desert, county of Kilken ny, the Countess of Desert, wife of R. L. Price, Esq. late of the 78th Highlanders, a daughter. Lately. In the Royal Barracks, Dublin, the lady of Lieut.-Colonel Macpherson, 78th Highlanders, a daughter. FEBRUARY 1. At Haddington, Mrs Henry Davidson, a son. At Montrose, Mrs Smart, of Cononsyth, a daughter. At Edinburgh, Mrs Sprot of Garnkirk, a daughter. 3. Near Scarborough, the lady of Captain Robert Bidwell Edwards, a son. At Ruchlaw House, the lady of John Buchan Sydserff, Esq. of Ruchlaw, a daughter. 4. Mrs Horsburgh, of Lochmalony, a daughter. Mrs Archibald Douglas, Great King street, Edinburgh, a son. 5. At her house, in Pall Mall, London, the Countess of Mount Charles, Lady of the Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a son and heir. 6. At Kirkcudbright, the lady of D. Blair, Esq. younger of Borgue, a daugh 10. At Linthill, Roxburghshire, Mrs Currie, a son. 11. The lady of Lieut.-General the Hon. Alex. Duff, a daughter. At Calder Bank, Monkland, the lady of Lieutenant Loudon, R. N. a daughter. 12. At Folton House, the lady of Archibald Constable, Esq. a son. At Ardincaple Castle, the Right Hon. Lady John Campbell, a daughter. 13. At Milliken, the lady of Sir Wm. Milliken Napier, Bart. a son. 14. In Great King street, Edinburgh, the lady of H. Lumsden, Esq. advocate, |