The National Register.
London, England, 1816-06-24 00:00:00

MARRIED.

The Rev. C. Ilardinge, 11. A. Rector of Crowhurst and Vicar of
Tunbridge, to Emily Braclionle second dau. of the late Kenneth Cal-
lender Younger, of Craigforth.—The Rev. J. 11. Eyre, to Henrietta.
youngest dim. of A. H. Eyre. Esq. of Grove, Notts.—ll. Myhtts, Esq.
titer. of New Broadest. to Miss Sophia Car. eldest deo. of kMennet,.
Esq. met. of Gould-square.—At Nladron, Devonshire, W. •ntell, to
Jane Warren. As the bride and bride mom are deaf and dumb, the
ntothet of the former and the father 01 the latter made the responses.
It seems they were both taylors ; and having worked together fur seve-
ral years, a mutual affection was prodnced ; which being observed and
saneuoned by their friends, they arranged for their being joined in the
holy bands of wedlock. Their union was witnessed by a great number
of persons attracted by the novelty of the scene.—'l'he Rev. It. Lloyd.
Pinar of St. Dunstan 's in the West, and of Ilidhurst, Sussex, to Miss
Brett, dau. of U. Brett, Esq.
DIED.
At Clonbrock, Ireland. Lady Clonbrock. dau. of the late Lord Watt-
court.—At Wallas Hall, near Pin,hore. Worcestershire, C. I lanford,
Esq. last surviving son of the late E. Hanford. Esq.—At Lee Priory.
near Canterbury, E. W. G. Brydges, third son of Sir E. Brydgew,
12art. M.P.—At Totness, Mr. Sam. Fisher, Manager of that Theatre.
—Aged 97, the Countess of Conynghtun.—At Bath, aged 72, Lady
Pearson. relict of Sir R. Pearson, late Lieut.-Gov. of Greenwich llos-
pitaL—At Cesnom's Adelphi Hotel, Mn. Margaret Osborn, who for
many years conducted the estahlishment.—Edwarl Bastard, Esq. bro.
titer of the late J. P. Bastard, Esq. 11. P. for Devonshire; man/ suc-
cessive Parliaments M.l'. for Dartmouth. The remains of Mr. J. P.
Bastard had arrived from Gibraltar, for interment, only a few days pre-
vious to the dissointion of his brother.—At Bath, in his 51st ) car, Isaac
Spooner, Esq. of lehndon House, Warisiekshire, falter-in-law of W.
Wilberforce, Esq. M.P.—Aged 72, the Prince of Seltrattenbazh.
Bishop of Brunn.—At Iluntly, Latly Anne Chalme.s, si,ter to his
Grace the Duke of Go-don.—ln Postman-square, Cherles Earl Man-
vers. Ile is sueceadd in his title and estates by Charles the present
Earl Manvers.—ln the Louden Hospital. aged tt, Dutch Sena. a
well known pugiliet.—Jitne It. in his Castle-or Bats aye, Ma•shal
Augerenu, Doke of CastiOttme. and l'eirr of Freate. The t'aris
Journals say. his death was hastened by carol ajZ.:taoo.r it was he
who was appointed by Bitonapatte to conunenil the army that IrOs to
invade England; ar.tl wlet promised. in a Proclamation to his Rol-
there, such abundance of plunder, that lie would make it a country r. 04
fit to live in! In Italy lie seuassel a fortune little short of a nullion
sterling; he was therefore stn adc,u in the art of making v..a: mica
Buoniiparte's system. In IEI4, he told the French soldiers tier Bun-
naparte was a coward not tit to live, and had net the courage to die the
death of a soldier!—in 1813. this sycophant lithe vilest breed i= sued
a Plahunation front Caen, in Sortr.andy; in whieh lee armouries,' Ct.,-
gloritets milking of tile Great Einpcmr from Elba as promising a new
ern, teal iedled upon all to rally around his Eagles. His fawnirse,
however• did not deceive flutmeistrte on tills occoaon; for he was not
enmiuyed. Deiliszel alike by all parties, we do not woad, r that
• moral qiNti.oes" sivoultl have hastened the death of such a miscreant.
Augereau wet born at Faris 1733. In early life he enlisted as a pii-
vate soldier in the Neapolitan ai.ny, and in 1787 settled at Naple es st
feacinz.niaster. In 17:2 lie cairn to Paris, and obtaimsl a commis-:on
in the revolotionary limits; end in all the atradies with they c to.
nutted, Attrecie's noun is to he found as uric of their Leaders. ! !is
whoks life ass, in fact, one of n.famy, aid crime; red he had setre:ly
colleetal the fortene, for the sake oe winch he had waded throue't
much :milt, before lie was seines( with a disorder, which depric,tl Idin
even of the poor reemapence of sensual gratification, while his mind
was tortured by mullet:6ons thet übtLiss hastened Its end. Ile
closed a sits. " lull of stemil ;et i fury" under a eets.-ime,r.rts of 04-
grace on all ides.—J. Iliggins, Esq. M. D. oft hatleue-st. Fiteroyesl.
—At Merrion-sq. Dublin, aged w. Lady Ent. Tynte.—ln (2 teen
A nne-at., the it. Ilun. La3y w the Eed Mae.