The National Register.
London, England, 1816-12-02 00:00:00

MARRIED.
Hon. T. Vonnork, of W circle, third son of the late Lord Hunt-
ieeiirld. to Miss I;t-y Anne Palmer, of llaleaworth.—R. Basset'.
Let. Captain and Adj. of 2d Somerset Militia, to Francis, eldest dau.
et late Rev.. H. of Lndford, Wiles—W. P. Smith, Fog. to
Mrs. Wake, widow of the late Capt. Puke, R.N.-.G. G. Giroux.
Esq. to Miss Mary Ann Shelton. dau. of Rev. Mr. Shelton, Minor
Canon of Westminster.—Mr. G. Wakefield, eldest son of late Gilbert
Wakefield, to Anne, dau. of late Rev. Dr. Hownecs, of Stockport. •
Cliesiiire.—G. Mott, Esq. of Gray's Inn-place. to dau. of Lewis
Piogm Esq. of Islington.—Mr. W. Parry; of Inner Temple, to Po-
, nelope„ only dau. of late C. Woollam. Egg. of Wrexham—Lieut.
Col. Evened, of 34th reg. eldest run of T. hverard. Esq. of Itandele-
town OVostmenthi. to second data of Sir Hugh Nugent, Bart.—
Lieut. A. Kennedy. R.N. to Maria. only data, of late D. Pinnock.
Esq. of Pope-hill. Haverfonl-west, Pembroktahire.—Hugh Parkin.
Esq. only son of A. Parkin, P:sq. Solicitor to the Post-office, to Mary,
Charlotte, fourth data of J. Blagrore, Eeq. of Ankerwyee-house.
Bucks.o-C. P. Cooper, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister, to Frances,
dau. of R. Bettye, Esq. of liamparteed.—G. P. Merry, Esq. to
Letitia. data of T. Lewis, Esq. of Tonbridge-place.—Mr. J. E.
Crane, to youngest dau. of J. Paton, Esq. of Bow Church-yard, and
of Borstal' House. near llochistex.—At Kenmore. Lieuts. Redmond
and Merrion loriarty, sons of the late Admiral lderiarty. to Doyens
and Anne, daughters of Edwart: t)rpena, Esq. of Killowen.—A.
Perrier, jun. P:sti. of Cork, to second data of W. Fennell. Esq. Coo.
sul at that place, and sister-in-law of John Wilson Croker, Esq.
M.P.—J. R. Baker. Esq. only eon of late Col. Baker, of the Gands,
to eldest data of late G. IS. Hartwell, Ea+ and niece to Ead Ca'NeilL
—D. Fitch, Esq. of Steeple litinistead, Essex. to Miss E. Peseta.
dau. of late R. Pettitt, of sante place.—W. Walter Gretton. Esq. of
the Lodge, South Lambeth, to Miss Wright. of Stockwell-playa
Surrey.—C. Roberts, Esq. of the Coast Office Customs, to Melinda,
dam of A. Toankins, Ls+ of Montague-quart.
DIED.
At Kensington. in his 79th year, John Paddy, Esq. whose mother,
Lady Anne Paddy, was daughter of Charles Duke of Cleecland aqd
Southampton, son of King Charles 11. Th 3 deceased was the last
surviving descendant in the third degree of King Charles by the
Lady Barbara Villiers. daughter and heir of William Villiers, Vis-
count Grandison who wee slain fighting for the King at Ege hill. in
1614, and whose father was brother to the great favourite, Georg!
Duke of buckingliam...-Sarah, wife of Ms. J. F. Nash. of Bishop
Stortfcred, only child of W. Woodham, Esq. of Sheppereth, Camas.
—Frances, the wife of Francis Moore, F.sq. Richrroid-hill, Surrey.
—At Clay Enfield, aged 63. T. Weston. Esq.—At Bromley.
Kent, aged SS, T. Loa, of ."inn Elms, Battersea, Suarey.—At MIS
F.nd. aged IS, S. Smote; Esq. sidp-owner.—At Frankfort, bat;
Serene Highness the Duchess Dowager of Nassau-Usingen.—ln her
*lst year, Caroline. third 411111. Of Os R. Brooke, Bert. of Great Oak-
ley. Northampton.—At Reading, aged 6.T. T. Harris,
67. Mrs. Humana Dawson.—. Aged 91, J. Marship. Es+ formerly a
Directoi of the East India Company.—At Timbal,. aged 74, A. Ro.
bens, Esq. M.P. far Worcester.—At 'Sodium, Rev. E. Gilbert.,
M.A. Rector of Holland. Vicar of Constantine, and Prebendary at
Exeter Cathedral.—At St. Pelage, Gen. Bonaire, who was con:
demned by the first Council of N ar to deportaticm.--At Barbararille
(Roscommon), the Right Hon. P. Dillon, 11th Earl of Roscommon
and Baron of Kilkenny West.—ln Nassau-street, aged N. J. Pike.
Esq.—At Woburn plans. Ws. AIM Kelly, formerly of Pecks-street.
Dublin.—At Glasgow, J. Wyld, Rrq. agent for the Contemn:is/
flank of Scotland there.—At Uxbridge, aged Mr, Mr. H. Austin...
W. North, Esq. fats of Grosvenor-row. —Sarah, relict of the Rev.
W. Walfordi of Hatfield head.

LONDON MARKETS.

CORM-lIICIOANOL. XONDAT, DEC.

We had a good supply of all kiwis of Grain in the early part tif
the morning ; fine INWat sold at an advance of 4a. per qr. but to-
wards the close tlx sales were heavy. and we consider the rims *t.
Boiling
qr. lower. Fine old Barley and Mak supported their priees.
Pease were es. per qr. darer. but Grey Feria ware dull, as
also were Beans and Oats. is other kinds of Grain no alteratipn.

S. S. I. BA I. 11.
Wheat • 79 a 89 Whitereaseit a 7 Poland OM* 9lt a a
Fine ditto 94 a lea Grey Perna 32 a 57 PotatoedittO 48 sit
Rye 33 a 60 Beane 6o a 66 Fine Flour . 90 a 95
Barley 44 a an Ticks 54 a 57 Second ditto SO a 90
Malt. 64 a 90 oati . r2 a 26 Rape Seed— all 5441

AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN PER QUARTER,
IX ENOLAND ALD WALES. roa TRY WrEn DIMINO Nov. le
Wheat. I Rye I Barley Otte I Beane I Pena'
93 SR 9 49 130 • 156 IO ISt
Oatmeal, per boll, of 1401 b 56 4

AVERAGE PRICE OP SUGAR,
Computed from the Returns made in the week ending Nov.lo, is 411 s.
d. per cwt. exclusive of the Duty of Customs paid or payable there-
on on Imitmation thereof into Great B Saturday's Galata

PRICE OF BREAD.
The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread throughout the twee
tropolis, Is stated by the Bakers to he 17td. the Quarters Lad.—
Some Bakers sell the Qtuirtern Loaf from td. to ad. lower.

PRICE OF MEAT, MONDAY, DEC. L•
• SBOtfield. Newgsle au, Leadefsholl.
s. d. s. d. I Ilea* of Cattle at Case s. d. e. 41.
Bee 3 4 a 4 0 Son Weld.
Matala —0 4a 4 4 Beasts, abobt....— MO Mutton —4 6a p
Vag ...-4 4a5 fi I Sep 16700 Vea1...—.4 4a 6
Part -- II 3 ab 4 Calies no Pork ......4 •a 5
Larnb....o 0a o u Pigs