The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-12 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

At Calcutta, on Sept. 15, the lady of the Rev. Edward
Ray, of a son.

At Calcutta, on Sept. 25, the lady of J. A. Hessing,
Esq. of a son.
At Calcutta, on Sept. 29, the lady of the Rev. W.
Adam, of a son.
At Garden Reach, on Sept, 26, the lady of Captain J.
..Hamilton, Assistant Adjutant-General of the Army, of
a daughter.
At Chowringhee, on Sept. 26, the lady of J. Lewis, Esq.
Civil Service, of a son.
At Dinapore, on Aug. 20, the lady of Captain S. Houl-
ton, of the 11th Regiment Native Infantry, of a son.
At Goruckpoor, Aug. 30, the lady of Lieut. F. E. Man-
ning, Interpreter and Quarter-Master, 16th Regiment Na-
tive Infantry, of a daughter.
At Futtyghur, on Sept. 9, the lady of Lieut. A. Mer.
cer, Quarter-Master, 2d Extra Regiment Native Infantry,
of a son.

At Futtyghur, on Sept. 7, the lady of Julius Jeffreys,
Esq. of a son.

At Nusseerabad, on Sept. 5, the lady of Lieut. J. D.
Nash, 33d Regiment Native Infantry, of a eon.
At Bombay, on Aug. 27, the wife of Mr. G. Tedman,
of a son.

At Bombay, on Aug. 27, in the fort, the lady of Lui•
P. da Silva, Esq. and daughter of Sir Roger De Faria,
of a daughter.

DEATHS.

At Calcutta, on Sept. 24, after a long and lingering ill-
ness, which he bore with Christian fortitude and resigna-
tion, Master Daniel Adolphus Powell, aged fourteen years
and eight months. He was beloved by all, and his prema-
ture loss is sincerely regretted by his relations 'and friends.
At Calcutta, on Sept. 27, the infant daughter of Capt.
J. J. Hamilton, Assistant Adjutant-General of the Army.
At Calcutta, on Oct. 1, Mr.. Matilda Mackenzie, the
lady of Charles Mackenzie, Esq. of the Civil Service,
aged thirty-nine years.
At Fort William, on Sept. 23, of consumptiou, after a
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lingering illness of seven months, Lieut. William Henry
Humfrey, of the Hon. Company's Bengal Artillery, aged
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eighteen years.
At Fort Williamtn:nseSepti:
of the Runpore Light
infant'lnfantry,
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65th Regiment Nati3,-e Infantry 3 the wartnne:. and sin-
cerity of who.e heart will be long remembered by his
brother ()Meet..., and among the circle of his acquaintance.
At Saugor, on Sunday morning, Sept. 10, Ann Maria,
the beloved wife of Capt. William Aldou., 18th Regiment
Native Infantry, aged twenty-three years and eight mouths,
after a complicated illness, which she bore with the greatest
'calmness and resignation to the Divine will. In the early
stage of fever she gave premature birth to an infant,
which, with its disconsolate parent, are left to bewail their
irreparable bereavement. _

At Dinapore, Sept. 8, Capt. Samuel Bonbon, of the
11th Regiment Native Infantry, most deeply and sincerely
regretted by his relatives
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At Dacca, Sept. ,
the infant sou of
HeAnrtyitHialarligria‘uEsn:•l Assistant Surgeon of that place.ugust 20, ofjungle fever, Lieut. J.
Beck, 210 Regiment Native Infantry, and Adjutant of
the Bheel Corps, Candeish.

At Jaulnah, July 13, Benjamin, the youngest son of
Capt. B. Blake, 45th Regiment Native Infantry, aged
fifteen months.

At Pursewaukum, Sept. 27, George Cotton, the infant
son of Mr. George Dent, aged forty days.

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