The National Register.
London, England, 1817-05-19 00:00:00

TIIE NATIONAL REGISTER.

AIARRIED.

April foft, Mr. J. Millington. of lloundsditch, to Isabella, only
dau. of the late Dr. Milan, of Cheltenham.—May I. Capt. G. Jack-
,on, R.N. to Elizabeth, youngest dau. of T. Miller. Esq. Agent
Victualler at Plciouth.—May 8, F Roper, Esq. of theme hill,
Camberwell, to hia, only dal'. of F. PetersJorff, Esq. Creville-
street, Ilatton.ga en.—May 10, at Bristol, Mr. Isaac Smith, of
Margarct-strect. Cavendish-square, to Miss S. M. Day, of Bristol.—
May 15, J. F. Foster, Esq son of F. W. Foster, Esq. of Fairfield,
Lancashire, to Caroline, eldest dau. of Sir W. C. Bagshawe, of the
Oaks, Derbyithire.—May 13. the Rev. R. Hunter, M.A. Bettor of
Newham and Mappteducwell, Hants, to Mary, dau. of the late W.
Cruden, jun. Esq. of Gravesend.—May 13, P. K. Smith, Esq. of
Cheapside, to Charlotte Matibla, second dau. of the late T. T. Cock,
Esq. of Messing. liesex...—.llo: R, Mr. J. Pearce. of Coekspur.strect,
to Mary Manna! Stone. of Thame.—May to, Miss Pare, fourth
sister of the present Lord Petre, to Mr. Blunt.

May 7. Maria, youngest dan. of Mr. James Johnson, of Cheap-
side, bookseller.—May ft, Mrs. Varley, uileof Mr. S. Varley, of
Grove House, Clievening. Kent.—l.audy, at Inverness. at an ad-
vanced age, It. Macdonald, Esq. This gentleman. who was a Cadet
of the Keppoili family, wit, a subaltern in Keppoeh's regiment. in
the year 1745, and was present at the battles of Preston, Falkirk and
Culloden. Mr. Macdonald was one of the young Gentlemen who.
with drawn swords, attended And. Cochran, Provost of Masgow, in
pmelaiming the
.Pretcnder, by the name of King James VIII.
and 111.

OFFICE OF °RD' ATE, 7th May, 1817.
THE Principal ()fret-1.0'117N Majesty* Ordnance de
hereby give Notiee, that Proposals te'll in received at their Other
in Pull Mall, on or behre ►Vednn lay the :MTh inttant,ftwut twit
Person. as may be willing to nudertake the .Sopply of COALS,
jitr &trier(' this Department for a period of One Year from the
Ist of July next.
The Coals mutt be ofthe description denominated Adair's Ma it?, Fig-
; ton Moor, or of Coals equal in Quality and Goodness, and will be re-
' (mind to be delivered free of every Erpense,creepl the King's Duty
either on Shore, or into Vessels or Craft, of any place in the River
Thames and ut Feversham, or at any Port or place in the River Med-
way; and (IN, at the Port of Littk Hampton in the County of
Susses, as may be required. Farther partimilors, together with the
terms and conditions otitis. Contract, ratty be known at the Secretary's
ftffice in Poll-Moll aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and
fir o'clock, where the propo tall must be delivered, sealed np, and
embroil •• Proposals for Cools;" but no proposal con be admit-
ted after the said elitk inst., id twelve o'clock at noon of the mine
day; neither will any lender be notirol, unless the party making it,
Of an agent In his behalf shell altend.
Ay order If thi Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.

THE ANNUAL DINNER and DISTRIBIT-
Turc of REWARDS of flu SOCIETY institunal for the EN-
COURAGEMENT of ARTS, MANUFACTURES, and COM-
MERCE.—AdeIshi, May sth, 1817.—The ANNIVERSARY
DINNER of this SOCIETY will be held at Freemasons' Hall,
Great Queen Street, on Monday. May 26, at half past .5 o'clock pre-
cisely. In order to ascertain the number to he provided for, Gen-
tlemen are solicited to seml for tickets on or before Friday the 23.1
instant, to the Society's house, or Freemasons' Hall, Where they
may be bad at 201, each, which includes the whole expense. The
I listriliution of the Premiums and Boonties, voted to the respective
Candidatei during the present Session, will take place on Tuesday,
the 27th inst. at 12 ...Clock at noon, in Freemasons' Hall, when
the Candidates are to attend. M..mbers not in arrear may have
tickets. on application at the Society's house, for two lathes and
one Gentleman. None but members can be stlniiited without one
such ticket for each iwrsttii, signed by the member distributing it--
The doors to be 01)01 at 1 i O'CIOCk.
His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, President, in the
Chair.
STEWARDS:

The fluke of Atholl Vex. Gallaway, John Smith, Esq.
Lord l)un'h Jolin Heaver, EN. MI. 11. Salley, I' q.
John Dent, Esq. Wm. Seymour, Esq. Chas. %Voted'. Esq.
Ememonl/owso;l.F..q. John S:mmous, Efiq.
HICII.IItH WILSI/N, Eq. .P.
The dinner will be on table at half post O o'clock precisely, and
no collection to be made.

Sy order of the Society,

A. AIYIN, Sec.

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
Computed from the Returns made in the week ending May 14, is 4es.
per cwt. exclusive of the Duty of Customs paid or payable
thereon on Importation thereof into Great Britain—( Sabo-day'
Gazthe.