Philodorian (d. 1840) August 30 – Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, English novelist, dramatist, essayist, biographer and travel writer (d. 1851) August 31 Philipp von Brunnow, Russian diplomat (d. 1875) Ramón Castilla, Peruvian caudillo who served as President of Peru three times (d. 1867) James Ferguson, Scottish-born American astronomer and engineer (d. 1867) September 1 – William FitzGerald-de Ros, 23rd Baron de Ros of England (d. 1874) September 3 – Benjamin Nottingham Webster, English actor-manager and dramatist (d. 1882) September 4 Alvan Cullom, American politician, Representative from Tennessee (d. 1877) Raynold Kaufgetz, Swiss soldier (d. 1869) September 5 Francis H. Cone, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia (U (d. 1859) John Blennerhassett Martin, American painter (d. 1857) William Ruggles, professor at George Washington University (d. 1877) September 6 William Smith, lawyer, congressman, Governor of Virginia, Major General during the American Civil War (d. 1887) Jenny Vertpré, French stage actress (d. 1865) September 7 Louis Vulliemin, Swiss theologian, historian (d. 1897) Per Erik Wallqvist, Swedish ballet dancer, ballet master (d. 1855) September 10 Benjamin Nicolas Marie Appert, French philanthropist (d. 1847) Franz Krüger, German (Prussian) painter, lithographer (d. 1857) Daniel Parkhurst Leadbetter, United States Representative from Ohio (d. 1870) Carl Gustaf Mosander, Swedish chemist (d. 1858) Piotr Wysocki, Polish lieutenant, leader of the Polish conspiracy against Russian Tsar Nicolas I (d. 1875) September 11 – George Strange Boulton, Upper Canada lawyer, political figure (d. 1869) September 12 Jacob Barit, Russian Talmudist, communal worker (d. 1883) George Barrell Emerson, American educator, pioneer of women's education (d. 1881) Samuel Joseph May, American reformer (d. 1871) Samuel McLean, United States Consul for Trinidad (d. 1881) September 13 – Joseph Stannard, English marine and landscape painter (d. 1830) September 14 – Joseph-Désiré Court, French painter of historical subjects and portraits (d. 1865) September 15 – Andrew Trumbo, United States Representative from Kentucky (d. 1871) September 16 Levi Silliman Ives, American theologian, bishop (d. 1867) Samuel Milford, English-born Australian barrister, judge (d. 1865) Anthony Panizzi, Italian-born British librarian, head of the British Museum (d. 1879) Johann Friedrich Ludwig Wöhlert, German businessman (d. 1877) September 17 Eugène Defacqz, Belgian liberal politician, magistrate (d. 1871) Heinrich Kuhl, German naturalist, zoologist (d. 1821) September 18 – Camille-Melchior Gibert, French dermatologist (d. 1866) September 19 – January Suchodolski, Polish painter, Army officer (d. 1875) September 21 George Hamilton Seymour, British diplomat (d. 1880) John Talbot, Irish-born Canadian schoolmaster (d. 1874)