The National Register.
London, England, 1816-06-23 00:00:00

MARRIED.

'The Iles. C. Hardinge, M.A. Rector of Crowhurst and Vicar of
Tonhridge, to F.mily Bradford. second dau. of the late Kenneth Cal-
lendar Younger, of Craigforth.—The Rev. J. H. Eyre, to I len rietta,
youngest dau. of A. H. Eyre. Esq. of Grove, Notts.—H. Mylius, Esq.
met% of New Broad-st. to Miss Sophia Car. eldest dau. of J. Mennet,
lE.sq. met. of Gistild-square.—At Madron, Devonshire. W. Grenfell, to
..lane Warren. As the bride and bridegroom are deaf and dumb, the
mother of the former and the father of the latter made the responses.
It seems they were both taylors ; and having worked together fur sew-
cal years, a mutual affection was produced ; which being observed and
4arietioned by their rricnds, they arranged for their being yoined in the
holy hands of wedlotk. Their union was witnessed by a great number
of persons attracted by the novelty of the scene.—The Rcv. R. Lloyd,
Vicar ofilt..Hunstan's in the West, and of Midhurst, Sussex, to Miss
Brett, dau. ofV.iSrett, Esq.

At Clonbrock, Ireland. Lady f^seabrock.(lau. ofThe late lord Wale-
vaues.—At Wollas Hall. near Pershorr. NVorceitershire. C. Hanlon!,
KA. lust surviving eon of the late E. Hartford, ltsq.—At Lee Priory,
near Canterbury. E. W. G. Brydges. third son of Sir E. Brydges,
Bart. 31. P.—At 'fousess, Mr. SKIM Fisher. Manager of that Theatre.
--Aged 97, the Countess of Conyngham.—At Bath, aged 74. Lady
!Pearson, relict of Sir It. Pearson. late Lieut.-Gov. of Greenwich lion-
pital.—At ()shorn's Adelphi Hotel, Mrs. Margate Osborn. who for
anatty years certdurted the establishment—Edward Bastard, Esq. bro-
-titer of the late J. P. Bastard, Esq. M.P. for Devonehire; many suc-
cessive Parliaments M.P. for Dartmouth. The remains of Mr. J. P.
Bastard had arrived from Gibraltar, for interment, only a few days plo-
sions to the dissolution of his brother.—At Bath, in his 81st year. iwcc
eistoner, Esq. of famdwo House, Warwickshire, father-in-law of W.
Wilherforce. Esq. M. P.--Aged 72, the Prince of Schrattenbach.
'Bishop of Brunn.—At Iluntly, Lady Anne Chalmers, sister to his
'rime the I of Gordon.—in Portman-square, Charles Earl Man-
Ness. lie is StletT...ll d in his title and rotates by (:harks the present
Far! Manses.—ln the I.ondon Hospital, aged 41, Dutch Sam, a
well kraiwn —hum 12, in his Castle of Hottssayc. 'Alarshal
Augenau, Duke of ('astietione, and Peer of France. The l'aris
Journals say. his death ras hastened by moral affittiortsl It was he
who was appointed by Buonaparte to conitnand the army that was to
En;; and; and who promised, in a Proclamation to his Sol-
diers. such abundance of plunder, that he wirahl make it a country not
go to live in! In Italy he amassed a fortune little short of a million
sterling; he was therelbre an adept in the art of making war upon
ilitonaparte's system. in 1814. he told the French soldiers that Duo-
myarte FltS a coward not fit to lire, and had not the courage to iIM the
death of a soldier !—I n tFt 15. this sycophant of the vilest breed issued
4 Pritele.mation front Caen. in Normandy; in which he announced the
glorious coming of the Great Empemr from Elba as promising a new
era, and called upon all to rally around his Eagles. His fawning.
however, did not deceive Pitionnpane on this occasion; for he was not
employed. 1).-spised alike by all parties, we do not wonder that
0 morel 4,llmeg" should have hastened the death of such a miscreant.
Attgenass was horn at Paris 1755. in early life'lte enlisted as a pri-
son: water in the Neapolitan army, and in •17n settled at Naples ass
fencing-ii a tr. In 1792 he came to Paris, and obtained &commission
in the retolutionary arrnb s; and in all the atrocities which they coin-
atigerettu name is to be found as one of their leaders. His
„Lode life was, in fart. one of infamy and crime ; and he had scarcely
colletwed the fo-tune, for the sake of which lie had waded through so
enrich ywilt, b.ftwe he was seized with a disorder, which deprived him
even of the I'onr rrorimp nee of sensual gratification, while his mind
was tortured by recolhat ons that doubtless hastened his end. He
dosed a life •• full of amtn• ilhil fitry- under a consciousness of dis-
grace ow all II iggito. E.sq. M. 1). of Charlotte-st. Eitzeo94l..
—At ltlerrion-sq. Dublin. acct. Pfi, I.ey Eliz. Tynte —ln Queen
as WIC , the rtt. Hun. Lady Mel Parker, sister to the plum of Mac.
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