The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-11 00:00:00

DIED.

`On the '2Bth ult. at Edinburgh, Captain William Matheson,
of the 78th Regiment.

On Wedneadaylest, in the Gls; year of her age, !qrs. Ber-
nard, the Lady of General Bernard, of Heaton Lodge, near
Hudder,tield.

On the litti Novcmher was drowned, on the coast of Ame-
rica, Mr. William Heniv Cotterell, midshipman of U. M. S.
Pantome, second son of Mr. Charles Cotterell, of Portsmouth.
Lately, Miss Route. On Sunday se'nuight, her companion,
Miss Glencross; and on the following morning their man-
servant, who had lived a. faithful domestic in the family up-
wards of 40 years ; thus exhibiting the impressive spectacle of
three funerals•froul one house, in the short period of three
week.

On Sunday sennigh4 Mr. Moore, a aiding-officer of the
Customs, left.the inn at Rottingdean,,on horseback, with the
intention of returning to. Brighton. About an hour after-
wards, -his horse Was found standing near a pond in the vil-
lage, and a man's hat observeo floating in the watei. His
teody was dragged, for, and .found a few minutes after, with
the sphrk of Jite totally extinguished. .
Lately, on
_board the Resistance,On his passage to England,
Lieut. ibm:id•Rory, of the Royal Marines. • -
• Lately, at NVakerley, in NorthamptonAbire„aged 68, the
Rev. SaumelHuut,'Rector of that parish and of St. George's,
Starrifoi d.

On the 30th ult. at his hduse, Carrubber's Close, Edin-
burgh, Mr. John Watson, Piano-forte-maker.

c 1 few days ago, at I- orningsea, Cambridgeshire, a man
named Stewart, at the advanced age of 106 : be had been con-
fined to 'his bed ablut seven years, but retained his faculties
till nearly the last.
On Thursday last, in Kirby street, Hatton-garden, Edward
Harwood, Esq. well known to the learned world.
On the 18th "of December, at Greenwich, in the eightieth
year of his age, Mr. George Sanderson, an eminent Mathe-
matician, possessing a singular union of talent, goodness and
simplicity. Ile understood p,rfectlAthePrineipia of Newton,
and could with eat. demonstrate 'the most difficult proposi-
tions in that celebruteawork. He added several to the num-
ber of curve lines enumerated by its author.' and, lise bins,
was" endowed with - the power of patient, continued intense
application of mind to the subject under consideration. Mr.
Sanderson had been acquainted with L`auden, Todd, Maske-
lyne, Wales, Hutton, Dalby, Bortnycast le, and all the.emi-
nent .Nlathematicians of his time; and next -to Newton (for
whoinfts had the most profound veneration) his favourite
writers were Maclaurin and Simpson. He excelled in the ap-
plication of Geometry and Algebra to each other, and Was
deeply skilled in the 'doctrine and use of tluxions.

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