The National Register.
London, England, 1816-11-11 00:00:00

NOVEMBER 11.

Bllt'lHS.
The lady of.lames Tessier. Esq. at Wootln-tee-park. of a son.-11u.
T. Cox, of Blackheath. of a still-born daughter.—Mrs.Walkir. of
Broad-street-buildings, of a ditughter.—The lady of William Johtss
stun, Esq. at Ewell, of a daugdter.—The lady of Sam. Jones. Esq.&
Queen-.glare, Bloomsbury. of axlaughttr.—The lady of the 11ev. G.
P. Lowther, of the Isle of NV ight, of a still-horn child.—The lady of
Robt. Barclay. Esq. at Lakenham Grove, mar Norwich, of a son.—
The lady of Lieut.-Cul. Webber Smith, at iiangley Lodge, Lewi-
sham, of a daughter.
MARRIED.
Lieut. John Davis, R.N. to Jane, dau. of Thomu Hearn. El. of
Alie-street, Goodnian's-fields.--Mr. D. Itisbee, of Bradfield, to Elia-
betb, dau. of ,Ir. &lines, of Danbury, Essex.—The Rev. Thomas
Wright, of Thetford, to Charlotte, dam of Geo. Cubitt, Estf of Cat-
fleld.—Edward Ball, Esq. of &distal-Fee-% to Ann, dau. of Salis-
bury Dunn, Eeq. of Burwell, Cunitridgeshire.—The Rev. Mr. Ho-
gers, Fellow of Sidney College, to Miss Hackney, of Cambridge.—
Mr. John Newington, of Burwarsh, Sussex. to Mary, thou. of T.
Barrow. Esq. of Hawkhurst.—The Rev. J. Tweed, to Eleanor, dau.
of the Rev. William Walfld. of Hatfield-r. cc, Stiflidk.—At Brus-
sels, T. Sisson. Et-ft. of the Bengal Civil Sueice, to Anna Sopli.a, dau.
of I.ieut. Cul. I ialeott.—.l. F. (..Williams, Esq. of Peniartlitiebaf, to
Mrs. Lind.—f'apt. Gto. Robinson, It. N. to Ann, dau. of the Rev.
Mr. Recces—CoL W. Behan, of the India Company Service, to Mir
Colton. of Brampford Spcke. Devon.--Matthew Whiting, Esq. of St.
tivien•A-I.lace, to Eiji. dim. of N. C. l'ollison„ EN- of CamberwelL—
Mr. Kinder, of Sithuouth-street, to Miss Newport, of North place.
—The Hee-131in Clarryvinee, of Nl"oodbridge, to Miss Sarah Tyra.
of Camden Town.—J. Esq. of Truro, to Sarah, tLiu. of
Arthur Jones, Esq. of Su aura. •

DEATHS. •
The Marchioness of Wellesley. at her residence. Teddealey, SW-
f.wrilshire, at two o'clock, on Tuesday last. after a short Om& Her
ladyship was I Iyacinthe Gabrielle. only daughter of Pima aeland.
and was born in France. She was married to the Mania
1794, and has left two daughters, one of whom was a few
years since. Her ladyship had a separate income of 40001. a year,
which now reverts to the Marquis.—ldeut.-Gen. Forbes Champagne,
Colonel of his Majesty's ;nth regiment of foot —Near Bolton, Lan-
caabire., the Rev. Thomas Taylor, aged 77, many years an itinerant
pr,aehcr in the Wesleyan Methodist connection.—At Corhampton.
llama, the Rev. John Upton.—At Chichester, i'drs. Richardson, aged
B&.—At Leighton Buzzard, Bedierdshire, Mr. Thomas White, in his
79th year.—At Tottenham, Joshua Garth. Esq. of Frederick's-place.
—At Narford Hall, Norfolk, Thomas Pcnricc, Esq. the residuary
legatee of Lord Chedworth.—At Upper Tooting. Mrs. Bovine, in the
77th year of her age.—At Finchley,Thonias 4.ildart, Eq.---At West
Bergholt, Essex, the 11ev. Joseph Fisher, in his .57th year.—ln his
60th year, the Rev. Stephen Stephens, B. A. Minor Canon of Ely.
and perpetual Curate of Trinity parish in that city.—At Bloomfield-
place, near Bath, Clement Wilson Cruttwell. Esq. surgeon, in his
36th vear.—ln her 77th year, Mrs. Charlotte Woolley, relict of Thos.
Woolley, Esq.—ln her t's3d year, Mins limed!, wife of Thomas Rus •
sell. Esq. of Exeter.—At Ealing, Miss Sarah Isabella Carr.—At his
father's house, Joseph. son of Mr. John Pearson, of Lawrence-lane. •
aged sto.—At her house in Sloane-square, Chelsea, Mrs. A. M. At-
lunson.—At Yarmouth, Mr. John Clement. Vestry-clerk of St.
George's in the East —At Schaerheck, near Brussels, aged 10 years
and some months, Miss Louisa Fitzgerald, dau. of Lora and Lady
Robert Fitzgerald.—ln Dublin, Mrs. Maria Teresa Dennis. relict of
the late Wm. Dennis, Esq.—At Cheltenham, Major-Gen. Sir G.
llolmee, K.C.B. of the Bombay Est-hlishinent.—Mr..J. Taylor, of
Enright:atom Dewsbury, wl . se wife was buried that day.—ln Fleet-
street, in his 46th year of his age. Geo. Jocelyn Robinson, EN. of
Great Coram-street.—Mr. J. Noble. of Sorithampton-huildinga, Hol-
born, upwards of half a century a clerk in the house of Messrs.
Howes, bankers, in fleet-street.—ln Cannonbury-lane, Islington,
Mr. M. Dupont.—ln Cruichedfriars, aged 66, C. H. Martens, Fsq.
Austrian Consul-General.—At Hampstead. Mr. Thomas Straftbst%
in his Gads Tan—Mrs. Eliz. Smythies. aged 71, relict of Rev. John
Smythies, otColchester.—On his way from the Cape of Good Hope,
Capt. Richard Higott, of the India Company's Serviess—At Path- •
hem John Bead, Esq in his 74th year.—Mrs. Mary Jeffs, widow of
the Rev. Wm. Jeffs, B. D. and F. S. A. late of the Temple-house,
I.ondon.—At Narford Hall, Norfolk, in the sth year of his age.
Thomas Penrice, of Great Yarmouth, E q.—At Madras, 3d May
last, Maria, the wife of ('apt. Samuel Beadle. of the Surrey, East In-
disunan.—At Warealey Park. Cambridgeshire. the Lady of the Hon.
Gen. Needhatu.—ln his asth year, the Rev. C. Browne, snore than
half a century Rector of Thdruthuni, Suffolk.—At Mendletharn,
Suffolk, the Rev. R. Corbould Chilton. Vicar of that parish.—P.
Wastie. Esq: late one of the Deputy lieutenants of Gaon, and
Lieutenant Colonel of Oxfordshire Local 'Militia.