The National Register.
London, England, 1817-02-10 00:00:00

FEBRUARY 10.

BIRTH.
Of a son, the Lady of J. W. Croker, Esq. at the Admiralty.
MAIIIIIED.
The Ree. Bane Phipps, Prebendary of' Chichester. and Rettor of
Selsey, Sussex, to Anna Maria, youngest dau. of the late Rev. W.
f:odditrtl, of Stargroees, Hants.—'l'. Herve, Esti. Founder of " the
National Benevolent Institution." to Miss Nicholls, of Hampstead.
—Maiiir J. S. Sinclair, cf the Royal Artillery. to Frances, dom. of
Capt. D. Ramsey, R.N.—Mr. G. Trollope. to Mary, dau. of Mr. R.
Mann, both of Parliamentatreet..-.1. N. Smith, Esq. Col. in Bengal
Mil. Estah. to Miss I >odd. of Ilielimond-place.—At Chatham, Lieut.
Nason. 4?th reg. to Miss C. R. Letts, dau. effete Mr. Letts.solicitor,
of llnlct.tlt, Lincelnslire.—Tuesday morning, by special licence, at
St. James's Church. by the Lord Bishop of Worcester, Sir Wraith,
William Wynne, Dart. to Lady Harriet Clive. e'Llest dots. of the
Earl of Pea is. Immediately after the ceremony the happy pair set
of for Wynnestay, the bridegroom's seat, in Wales.—F.
I:sq. of the 3d Dragoon Guards, to Jeruima, 2d dau. of Sir Egerton
Brydges, M.P. DIED.
At Trinity College, Cambridge, the Rev. J. Davies, R.D. ore of
the senior Fellows of that Society, Rector of Orwell, in that county,
and Librarian of the University.—Stahlenly. Mrs. Elfonl, wife of
Col. Elfortl, of Upper Clapten,—B. Fowler. Esq. of the Foreign Post
Office.—At Knightsbridge. aged 14, Mn.. Wyatt, relict of the late
celebrated James Wyatt, Esq.—W. Sslte, Esq. of Tottenham.—At
Hastings, the lion. Mrs. Harris, wife of the lion. Col.
Her. Dr. Mont, Rector of All Saints, Southampton, and of Foothill-
Bishops, Wilts.—At Winelizsur, li. llosativet, Esq. of Clanville
Lodge. near Andover, late High Sheriff for bouthamoon.—At
chester, Lieut.-Col. Norris, of the Erzineers, in East India Com-
pany's service.—At Sarbiton Cottage, Kingston-upon-Thames. Mrs.
Pease, aged t7.—D. Compton, Eaq. of Ertl:font House, Wilts.—
Mrs. Day, wife of Mr. Day, soli, itor, nt Maldon.—Mr. W. French.
of Kingston P I,tur,s, Cantbridg,eshire.—Aged Sl. Mr. .1. Land,
master of the New London Inn, Exeter; the nim.t opulent, and, it
is believed, the oldest innkeeper in the West of England.—Aged
S. nudge, Esq of Watlington, Oxon.—.T. Moore, Esq. aged Its.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE., Id Feb. 1617.
THE l'riercipal Officers if* His Illgjesty's Ordirtinee
do hereby notice, that proposals will be rereiyed at their effire
in Pall Mall. on or before Mandan, the 24th instant, from
imrsons as man l tedling ter tindertal,:e the supply of TOOLS
OF VARIOUS DESCRIPTIONS for terrier of this Department.
fir a period if three wars., skt.7rmimable after the errata of the
first year, upon satire of three months, at the option y. ewe, party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at Me
P, inoyal Storekeepers' Ih7re ir the Tower; and
.tin thi rpa rt ieulars,
together with thr terms and eaniili ins of the contract, may be known
at the geretary's ofq, e ire Pnll Afell ahiresaid, any day between
tiw hanrs of lea and fiaer o'elvek, Teta re the proposals mast be dc-
-1; aTed sealed sip and endorsed, 6. Proposals toot TOOLS, Ax."
but ao prapa.arl ran be admitted after th, said 24th ;nit. at
t:artre ri'esark at woos of the same day, neither will may tender he
notired unless tlw party mrtletv it, or an n nl in his behalf shell
attend. By Order of the Baud,
R. If. CREW, Secretary

BI7IIGESS'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
WAItEDOUSE, 107, STRAND, CORNER OF THE SAVOY

SI l'Pti LONDON.

JOHN BURGESS AND SON, being apprised of
the intentions endeavours male by many persons to impose a spurt.
pits article for their make, fe..l it incumbent on theni.to coquet the
attetri.m of the public. in purchasing what they conc.eive to be the
wigin:ll. to ob..erve the name and adi'ress ouresponds with the
above ;—tlic general appearance of the spurious des.:,-iptiona v. ill de.
ceive the tutguarded, and for their detection, J. B. end Sons submit
the following Caution,: some arc in appearance at first sight • the
genuine.' but without any name or addres.:—some • Bur; s; Essence
of Anchovies'--others • Burgis's,' and many more without address.—
JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years honoured
with such distinguished approbation, feel every sentiment of respect
towards the public. and earnestly soileit them to inspect the labels
previous to purchasing what they conceive to he of their make. which
they hope will prevent many disappointnieuts..—WAßElLOUSE.
107. STRAND, CORNER OF THE SAVOY STEPS, LON.
DON.