The National Register.
London, England, 1816-07-14 00:00:00

BIRTH.

At Lowesby Hall, Leicestershire. the Lady of 'Sir P. G. Fowls*.
But. of a son and heir.—l'e Marchioness of Dounshire, of a scot:'—in-
the neighbourhood of Leith Fort, the wife of J. Clarke. late a num--
petit in the royal artillery drivers, of three sons. 'l'he children are all
doing well.

!MARRIED:
At Brampton, the Rev. 11. Palmer, youngest eon of Sir J. Palmer.
Bart. of Carlton, Northamptonshire, to Eli. younwestdau. of the Rev.
S. lleyrick, Rector of Brampton.--Capt. Donaldson, of 44th reg. to
Miss Patterson. dau. of the late A. Patterson, Esq.—At Edinburgh.
the Rev. C. Lime, third son of T. Lane, Esq. of I. trim, Essex, to F.
C. dau. of Bishop Sandford.—At Londonderry, Lieut.-Col. 'fliontp.
son, of 27th foot. to Harriet, dau. of Wm. Lecky, Esq. tbrmerly M.P.
for that city.—Wiu. H. Russell, Esq. of Slaughter'3 Court, • Worcest.
to Frances. dau. of G. Thornhill, Esq. of Diddingon, Hunts.—Joha.
Allen Shiner. Esq. of Southwark, to eldest dau. of Capt. Chcruenant.
of Croom's.hill. Greenwieh.—John Lawford, Esq. of Antwerp, to 2d
dau. of Mr. liowring, of Ilackney.—Resr.Adin. Sir H. Hothani, K.C.B.
youngest son of the late Beaumont Lord Hotham, to F. A. J. eldest
dau. of lord Rous.-I'. Chadlsss, Esq. of Portman-square, to Miss
Rowe, onls dau. of John Rowe, Esq. near Brendlerd.—November; at
Madras, Capt. J. C. Ilurdis, of 19th Native Infantry, to Caroline,
eldest daa of the late Thos. Jeffreys. F.sq. of Brecon. Smith Wales.--
Count Jule: de l'olignac, to Miss Cainpbell, sister and co-heiress with
the Hun. Mrs. .t. lisetkinald.—T. Cutely. jun. Esq. of Pimlico, to
Arabella, only dam of J. Fishhske, F.sq of Salisbury.—Alex. Nicoll.
Esq. of Baliol Coll. Oxford, to youngest daa of late A. Anderson Feld-
berg, Esq. of Copenhagen.—Lieut.-Col. B rownrigg, eldest son of Lieut.-
Gen. Sir R. Browarigg, Bart. G.C.B. to Emma, dau. of the late Ma-
jor-Ger..• Nesbitt.--At the house of the English Ambassador at-Paris,
I.ieut.-Col. Wylly, Assist..AtijoGen. to Mary Anna, one dim. of M.
Keating. Esq. of Lower Brook-strut, Grosvenor-square.--Major-Gen.
Sir Dennis Pack, K.C.B. to Ley E. Beresford, daw of the late, and
sister to the present, Marqui.".„ of Waterford.—Sir Andrew Agnew. Bart.
of Locknaw, to Madalene, youngest dau. of the late Sir D. t'fane....*.•
Wart. of Southisko-,:l Milligan. F:sq. Capt. 25th reg. foot, to E. Mar-
garet, only 1.1.4 u. of M. :sulk

IM ELL .
Lady Wray. widow of the Rev. Sir W. 17. Wray. Bart.—lfki
Gen.c.r. Coningliam, of the India service, Bengal- listab.—W.
Cent, Esq. surgerm, formerly of Sheertmis.—The Revs W, Payne, Per-
petal,' Curate of Plymptortand }tenor of Colridge.—Aged 613, the Rev.
A. Austin, 30 years Pastor of Baptist Meeting, Fetter.lane.—At Mu-
g? .to (the day after his arrival from Africa, having been absent from
I.tigland 27 years), in his 49th year. E. W. White, Esq. late Gov. of
British Sett. on the Gold Coast.—The Rev. T. Webster, D.D. of the
Estab. Church of Scotland.—The Rev. T. Goodinge, I.L.D. Rector of
Count, and formerly of St. John's College, Oxford.—ln 77th year. F.
'Towne, Esq. landscape painter.—ln Sloane-st. in 31st year. the wife of
F. I.ovell, Esq.—At Camberwell, in her 64th year. Mrs. Sherer, widow
of the late John Sherer, Esq.—At the Cape. Major-Gen...los. Baird.
brother of Sir David Baird. Bart. G.C.B. and K.C.—The Rev. Patrick
Hare, l).0. Rector of Geolden and Templetooby, many year, Vicar-
Gen. of-Cashel.—Aged SO, T. Neale, F. of Charlotte-row, New-
road.—At Woolwich, Lieut.-Col. Sir John Dyer, K.C.B. of the Anil-
lery.—At Colgaeth Park, Westmoreland, at a very advanced age, the
Right Rev. tiuhard Watson.. D.D. Lord Bishop of LaMar, Resin*
Protbssor of Ilrainity in the University of Cambridge, and Asehdeseern
of Ely. Ile proceeded to the degree of A.B. 1759, A.M. 1762, and
D.D. 1771. He was a Prelate no less distinguished for his theological
than chemical knowledge. and one of the greatest ornaments of the
Episcopal Beech.—Mrs. Epic. Litchfield., many years housekeeper of.
Council Office, Whitehall.—ln 70th year, Mr. It. Tyas, late of the
Stork Exchange.—The Lady of T. Harris. Esq. Chief Proprietor of
Covent Garden Thcatrr.—At Kensington, T. Harris, Esq.—At Dar-
lington, aged 5.3, Attain Parker, better known by the name of Blind
Adam, having been blind from his birth. He possessed a strong me-
mory, win& he particularly applied to registering thenumberof deaths.
he. which occurred ter upwanls of the last 40 years in Darlington.
Without hesitating a moment, he could tell how many deaths had
been in any given year or month, the exact day when the individual
died, to whom they were related, Ac. He was noted for keeping e[
poultry, in which lie greatly excelled ; his hens, owing to his superior
management, laid their eggs in the winter season ; he knew them from
each other, and could tell the nam,a colour, Ac. as soon as he got theta
in his hand. Although he descended from poor parents, and 1.1 but a
stnall pittance, called the blind's bounty, with the benevolence of .rfews
charitable individuals, the profits arising from his poultry, he. enabled
him to realize 2(cl.—At Paris, the flight Hon. Arthur, Earl of Mount-
norris. The Earl is succeeded in his title and estates by his eldest moo
Arthur Viscount Valcntia.

ARMY CONTRACTS.
Commissary in Chu/': Office.
Great Gaore-street, 28th .1 UV!, 1116.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous ?f
Contracting to Sußtily the pllozeing Articks,fir Me use of Me Amp ;

BM?. AD.

To hie Majesty's I .and Forces in
Cantonment., Quarten, And
Barracks in thounder mention.
ed Couutiesand Wand*:

arrir and murrox,
To his Majesty's Land Forces is
Cantonments, Quarters. and
Barracks in the under imer.ti-
°nod Counties.

Guerra v,
.Terwy.
Stafford and Worcester.

Ctmiberlaid.

orceater.

As also brc*d to the Household

Troops in London and its vi-
cinity.
That the dentieries are to aromnsenee en and for Me twenty-Ara
day of Auenst next ; that propirioh in -iting, sealed up, and mark d,
'Tender for Annv Supplies, will he reerived at this tyke, an or:kfore
Thursday the 45th day af July (but none will be reeved alter
twelve d'elock on that day ), and, ifseut by post, the pottage watt bepaid.
l'ropouals Milli be shade ^privately fior each county and iskiitif,
or also for !trend to Vic Ifousehald Troops; and each pnytoesi
must hare Me letter which is annrred to the tender property
fill .d rip, by two penult: of knemn property, eta pies .t.
&row bound with the party tendering, In the amount Anted in the
printed rat !trawl.
.fcr thr due p win-nu:over of the cunt, act ; and no
poly" • •nrals will be noticed unksa nyid^ on u rirst,d tender, and the
priers expressed in ur,rde at leigth; and should it so happen, that
during the continuance of the contract, no troops should be etirti,incl
or supplied in Vic .uunto, the expense of the earth-rot and bond, paid
in the first inrtance by the coatrachr, to be re:Junk:al 10 Aim by the
Commissars/in Chirf
Particialurs of the contracts may be had ?ryas application at this
Wire, ktscen the &arc of eleven and five; at the OPT Dipady
(lonutiesery ,irral Wright, Jersey ; and at Om Ojtar of Deputy Caw-
"'assoc.!, (:meat Ceope, Guernsey.
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N.B. &Apia of the household bread und "sea ?nay Oe sew it this
else.