The National Register.
London, England, 1816-07-07 00:00:00

BIRTHS,

The Right lion. Lady Fort;;,olatiaughter.--The Marchioness of
• Anglesea, of a son.
HARMED.
Capt. S. P. Newell, of 4th toot, to Lretitia, widow of the late fol.
James, of Ightham Court Lodge. Kent.—Thos. Woolcidge, Esq. of
Itedfotd. to Sarah Amy, dun. of the !ale: John Miller, Esq. Receiver-
Gen. of that entinty.—Mr. It. Woodward, of Gateshead, to Mts.
Chicken, of Nungate, in Newcastle. 14. th of the laude ,age of
Moore. Esq. of Bolton. Lancashire, to Miss Bather, of Whitchurch...-
F. B. thicket. Esq. of More Hall. Warwick hire, re Miss Borten,
only dau. of T. I iorton, Esq. of llowroyde, near I I afif.tx.—R. 'Theoph.
Garden, Esq. of Clifton, Glniteesterhire, to Eliz. atormd dau. 14 the
late John Moore Knighton. Esq. of Oren Fen, Dctonshire.—Mr. W.
Moulding. aged 70. to Miss Henley, aged 17. both of Evesham, Wor-
cest.—Capt. Dn!terty. of the 13th L. Drag. to Mary Eliza. second dau.
of the law T. Ilinekroan, Esq. of New Burlingtonsst —'l.he Earl of
Kerman., to Augusta, second dau. of Sir Rob. Wilmot, of Osmaston,
Derbyshire.—Capt. lien. Bowyer Lane. ofthe Itoyal Artillery, to Miss
Lacy. only dau. of the late Charles Laey, Etq.—C. A. Cooke, Esq. of
Walthumstow, Essex. to Miss Iluchael Mayers. of
Lambeth.-11. Ilibbert. jun. Esq. of !links !fall, Cheshire, to Ltetifia
Catherine, dau. of 11. A. Leicester, Esq.—Capt. Bradshaw,
_R.N. Al
son of It. 11. Bradshaw, Esq. M.P. fur Itraekley, to Eliza, std dam of
.1. Ithigrave. Esq. of Ankerwyktsbou, Bucks.—T. F. Barionn. Esq.
eldest Non of T. F. Barham, E.R. Fenzantx, to Sarah, second dau.
of the late F. Garrett. Esq. of lAtaidon.—Thomas Styan, jun. Esq. l`f
Clapham. to Eliza. dau. of Ilarry Smith, Esq. of Pentoneille.—The
it,. T. !hake. A.M. of Exeter MI. Oxford. to Miss Dennis, of Ports
man-square.--B. Field, Esq. of tie Inner Temple. to Jane, dau. of
the late A. Cairncross, Esq. of !Is ontaguesst. Bussell-sq.—The Bev.
IL Heap, Minister of Queen-st. Chanel, Chapside, to Miss Finer, of
Spitalsaq.
DIED

At the Pavilion. Haas place. ''''''''''''' P. D.mvs, Esq.—At West-
diem. in his tisth year, the Right Hon. John Lorfi Selsq. lie is suc-
ceeded by his son, the Hon. Capt. Peachey, 11. N.—At !Maples, in his
Roth year, the celebrated Paul:MN the composer.--At Havora, J. H.
Stephenson, Esq. Solicitor to the India Company at Bombay.—ln Mer-
rim-square. I)ublin,iu his 76th year, Sir Robert Staples, Bart. of Dun-
more, Queen's County.—ln Leicester-square, aged 76, Dr. Bland,
M.D.—At Lengbridge-honse, near Warwick, Osborne Standert, Esq.
of Grist James-street. Beilloni-row.—ln his 76th year, David Wil-
liams. Esq. founder of the Literary Fund.—ln Vauxhall-walk, aged
86, Berridge. Esq.—ln her 78th year, Mrs. Ann Satterthwaite,
relict of Miles Satterthwaite, Esq. late of Lombard-street, banker.—At
Upper Domerton, suddenly, in his li3d year. Nich. de St. Croix, 'Esq.
—Louisa Maria, the youngest dau. of G. H. Sumner, Esq. M.P. for
Surrey.—At Berwick. aged 69. Mr. James Graham, Coroner of that
town.—At Pen, near Beaconsfield. Buckinghamshire, aged 72, It oh.
Harrison, Esq. formerly of I .ombard-st. banker.—Mr. Joseph Gray, of
Plimpton Low-st. in Cumberland. A glass bottle having burst, in
which was contained a composition intended as a substitute fee yeast,
one of the fragments cut him on the forehead. A copious an:inn took
place, but the wound seemed to heal rapidly ; a mortification, however,
supervened in a few days, which made such rapid progress that it soon
extended to the abdomen, and caused his dissolution on the 19th day
after receiving the accident.—Aged 22. Catherine, wife of Mr. J. Nl-
- of Arthuret, Cumberland. She received the prick of a thorn in
her finger, which was not attended with any seeming bad emsequences
for several days ; when some of the sinews of the hand became con-
tracted, and in the course of 12 hours a swelling affected the whole of
the arm as far as the hotly ; a mortification took place, which, extend-
ing to her vitals, occasions( her death.—At the Vicarage House, Ap-
ploliy. the Rev. Wm. Phillips, M.A. 19 years Vicar of that parish, arid
formerly Vicar of Great Bardtield. Essex.—At Castletown, Isle of Man.
in his 51st year, the Hon. J. H. Crellin, Esq. First Deemster and Chief
Judge of the Isle of Man.—Near Carmarthen, 11. Godolphin Hooper,
Esq. late Major in the 72d reg.—ln Lamb's Conduit-street, Robert
Dover, Esq.—At Oakley-hall, Staffordshire, aged 26. Wm. Chetwode,
Esq, second son of Sir John Chetwode. Bart. M.P.—The Dowager Ba-
roness Nolken, relict of Baron Nolken, Amhas. from Sweden.—On
Wednesday evening last. I.ieut.-Gen. the Hon. Sir Brydges Tree°.
thick Henniker. Bart. of Newton hall, in the county of Essex, youngest
son of the late, and brother of the present laird Henniker.—At Gottin-
gen, aged 72, Crell, the celebrated chemist. —At Paris, Prince Joseph
of Monaco.—ln the City-road, aged 83,1 Elishu, Esq.—At the 1461-
don Hospital, Dutch Sam, the celebrated pugilist.

WARM, SALT, SULPHUR, A NI) SHOWER BATHS.

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PHYSICIANS recommend Baths as highly condu-
cive to health. The Asiatics bathe twice a day ; the Romans several
times a day. Bathing is known to remove cutaneous eruptions, ob-
structions, ehtimiatisins, &v.; it promotes perspiration by softening
and cleansing the skin, and has been very efficacious in restoring
strength after very severe fractures.—Execllent Baths at REEV E'S Cir-
culating Library and !trading Room. 98, doors from
Carlton-llouse.—A Billiard 'Fable and a Mangle wanted.

AVERAGE PRICE O! SUGAR,

Computed front the Returns mule in the Week endin! July
3, is 475. lid. per cwt. exclusive of the Gutty of Customs pith' of
payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain.
(From Saturday's I.onibito Gazette.)