The National Register.
London, England, 1811-06-02 00:00:00

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of his own fartlily
rable grandmother,
vants, all of whose
short distance from
Blower and Mr. Pick
the stock of flour,
Meole, we are informed,
carried away.
Monday se'nnight, as 'Miss Charlotte Townsend. of Wood-
stock, with two or three other ladies, were walking hrßlenheint
gardens,' an artat of one of the trees, by the violence of the %find,'
was. torn oft, and fell on them, and somuch injured them, dint
the above-mentioned lady died on Thursday, and her :eotnpa.
pions are very much bruised.
A soldier is in tustody, on his own confession, at Ilford, for
the murder of Lieutenant Johnson, some time ago, on the
Greenwich-road. His accomplice he states to be dead.
Our readers may recollect an account of the fall of part
the Cliff, near Dover Castle, by which a mother and her chil-
dren were killed, whose bodies were found next day. A hog,
was buried in the ruins at the same time, and was supposed to
have also perished; but, strange as it mar appear, the workmen
in removing, the rubbish, discovered it afire on Thursday, mak-
ing it exactly five months and nixie days since the accident. At
the time of the accident the animal weighed about seven score •
he is now wasted to about :s0 pounds, but is still likely to do
well.
Two young men, clerks, of the names of Gregory and Waller,
undertook, on Monday evening, to swim; for a wager of ten
guineas, from Breutford towards London, with tide. Gregory
got awe; from his adversary in a short time, and continued to .
swim six miles, when be was taken up in a boat ; but Wailer
suddenly disappeared, after having gone three miles, and the --
body has not yet been found.
Tuesday night, a house under repair, at Bethnal Green-road,
fell down; fortunately no lives were lost. An unfortunate •
accident occurred the same day, by the fling of an old- house,
in Craven-place, at the back of Wild-court Wild-street, Which
was pulling down. One man was completely buried in the
ruins, and on being dug out was found dead ; and another war

II ZRTN.
On sundae last, the Lady of G. Miiiiott; sq..of Lincoln's
Inn-fields, of n son.
MARRIED.

Sir John Carr, K. C. of the Middle Temple, to Miss King, of
Goldinghain Hall, Essex.
On the 11th inst. at Cowley, near Oxfohl, the' Right lion.
Viscount Killcounie. son of the Earl of Cavan,' to Miss Coppin,
only daughter of J. P. Coppin, Esq. of Cowley. •
On Thursday last, Thomas Le Mercer, Esq. of Vauxhall,
to Miss Stone, only daughter of the late. Wm. Stone, Esq.
DIED. •

Agee 7G, at his Lordship's seat, at Castle Mary, Ireland, the
Right Hon. Richard Longfield, Viscount and Baron League-
vale: his Lordship's titles are extinct.
In Upper Grosvenor-street, Sir James Hamlyn, of Clovelly
Court, Devonshire, Bart.
In Great Pulteney-street, in his 82d year, R. Bisset, Esq. late •
Commissary-General to the Forces at Home.
At Richmond, in his 76th year, R. Peen, Esq. grandson of
Wm. Penn, one of the Proprietaries, and formerly Governor of
the Province of Ptiisylvania.
At New Hall, Essex, Miss Hales, eldest (laughter of the late •
Sir E. Hales, Bart, and sister to the present Sir Edward.
On Thursday last, Mrs. Grant, wife of George Grant, Esq...
of Waltham Place., Berks.
On Tuesday last, at New Hall, Essex, Mias Hales, eldest
daughter of the late Sir Edward Hales, Bart. and sister to the
present Sir Edward.
On Saturday last, at lii house, in Queen-street, Berkeley-
square, the wife of Mr. S. Field.
On Thursday last, flatly Charlotte Pelham Clinton, sister to
his Grace the Duke of Newcastle.
Lately, at his house, in the Bridge-road, Lambeth, in the
70th year of his age, William Henry •Higden, Esq. formerly of
of the Secretary of State':. Office or the Home Department.

PIt:CE OI• STOCKS.

Banff Stock
3 per Cent. Reduced • 163 ii
$ per Cent..Co ntiois?, ..64aiii..
• 4 per Cent. Consols'. . 700,
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5 per Cent. Navy Annuities ,
~..064 7 ei . .
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',were swept away, and among them hi,; vene-
r, Mrs. Elia. Heighway, and two female set::
e bodies were found yesterday morning at a
m the place. At Hpwood, the mills of Mr.
?lckering vraregreatly damaged, together with
kr, &c. thereon. Mr. H. Wrarter, of Crick
nformed, had 26 cows, besides other stock,