The National Register.
London, England, 1817-03-31 00:00:00

MARRIED,

John Twetidale, Ezl. M.D. to Mrs. E. H. Durrell, of Goltling.
ham E‘sex.—At Altlgate Miceli. W. IL Even, Esq. of the
Custom House, to Maria, eldest dallghter of Mr. G. Nimmons, of
Little lladilow, Essex.—At Paris, Litutinant Thomas Lillie. 23rd
Royal Welch Fasileers. to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Robert
Hunter, Esq. of Kew, Surrey.
DIED.

At Ilitchin. Hots, the Rev. Mr. Williams, a highly respected
Diss, sting Minister at that place, aged 53.—Mrs. Wnite, of the
llermitaie, near Working, Surrey, relict of Joseph White,
late Solicitor of the Treasury.—At hi; house at Heighten, Robot
Robinson, Esq. late of :utter, Surry, aged 67.—At Woolwich, in
his 44th year, Lieut-Col. Fop, Royal Artillery.—At Sierra Leone,
R. G. Hogan, 41. 1..1.. 1). Chief Justice of that Colony.—At his
apartments in Jesus College, Cambridge, the Rev. Robert Tyrwhitt.
formerly Fellow of that College. His thtber was residentiary of St.
Pail's, and grandfather, on the mother,. side, of the celebrated Dr.
Gibson, Bishop of London. With thcai and other connections he
had every reason to exp.xt high preferment in the Church, but his
conscience forbade hint to mike use of such advantage, and he re.
bigmetl his Fellowship, and all his expectations from the Church, on
the deliberate cons iction of his mind, that on, God only—who is
emphatically stil,sl in Scripture the Father—and the God and Father
of our Lord Jesus Christ, is the only o!iject of religious worship.
On the resignatiatt of his Fellowship be was reduced to a very cairow
income ; but by the death Of 11;s brother, Clerk to the 11011i2 of
Commons, he cameinto possession of a property which enabled hint
to act up to the dictates of a genzrott. heart. His Nephew, bia
Thomas fyrwhitt. is now the hi ad of the family of this natre.—At
Rath, agid h 5, the Hev. William I) iniel, M.A. Vicar of Stutto
upon I)ansnwre, ‘Varsickshire.—AtWidtech, William llardwicke.
aged 2:, only son of Col. Itardwic.ie, Bowed Artillery.—Capt.
Martin Dentay, ot. Colkins, near Faversham. Kent.—At the ed-
raneed age of 105 yeats, Mary Nightingale, of Hare-street. lints:
shy retained lice faculties to the last.—Aged 47, Ann, only da tgl tar
of James Ray, E.g. Wake:, of Clue, Sunk

E3IIOR.4TIONS PRAORDINARY !

LORD COCIIRANP.'S EX Vi:tilTlON TO SOUfH AME
RICA; A NO RKi,!q(3ll.7.ii,i DESERTING.

His Lordship being, resolved to view, during a few
months, the operations wing on in South America.
has advertised fur a loan of 10,0301. and to dispose c,f
a valuable property in Hampshire, to enable him to
tarry his plan into execution. We understand that
this Noble Lord had determined on this quixotic ex-
pedition some months ago. What rational object he
am him in view, what essential service he can possibly
render to the Spanish Patriots, either by his advice or
his personal exertions, we cannot divine. But has his
. Lordship "obtained leave of absence" from the "wor-
thy and independent" electors of Westin aster?—What
if Sir Francis Burdett should be taken rick!—lf Hunt
should break his neck at Pridport!--If the " veteran"
Major should die! (God ibrbid!)—Cobbett "and his
two sons" fled to America! The prospect is too gloomy
to dwell upon!—No meeting for reform in Palace-
yard—No Spa.fields harrangues—No Poiiticol Re-
: .
gtster—No mare parodies of the Creed, the Decalogue,
sod the Paternoster—No Spenccan Philanthropists—
No Loddites—No Blanketeers—The Stocks rising--
Trade reviving—and the "suns of corruption" trium-
phant—O! temp.! 0! mar.!—What will become of
"Tee cone?" as poor dying Cushman called it.
The poor may henceforth be fed with rich soup, and
there will be no one left to call it poison—Ministers
may retrench and the Prince be liberal, and there will
be, none found to impugn their motives. Should all
this take place, who will may "servo in Heaven," for
there will he few left to "reign in Hell."
It is whispered that other military politicians besides
Lord Cochrane, and who have also made a figure in
Courts of Law, are preparing to visit South America.
Lord Coehrane, we understand, has raised the sum of
10,0001. and bought a fine vessel, nearly as large as a
frigate, which he proposes to man with the best sailors
he can procure, for his voyage to South America.