The National Register.
London, England, 1816-04-08 00:00:00

BIRTH'S.

At Frisby. near 'AT..lion, Mrs. Heatheot, aged or a lbw boy.
being line first eve I now having been niarried six years to h..:
second huiti...d.—At (Waterford). the wife of Vu-
lentine Downey, of one .on and tree danglttcno—likely to do waL

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.Innis Fin:pram, Esq. of Goole !fall. near 11 len, to Miss Porter.
niece to the Lady of Mr. ma. Carri.:l;, t.f Marquis of
Tweedale, to Lady Susan Monta„nt, second dau. of his Grace the Duke
of atinchestct.—The Pon. W. .1. Nitpi2r, U.N. eldest son of Lord
Napi,r, to Miss Cochrane Johnstone.—Wm. ('hapman, Esq. son of
Abel Chapman. Ks'. of ‘Vootlford. Essex. to Fant, eldest dam of E.
Chapman. Esq. of Within-, Yorkshire.—Major Dickson. to *Miss I far-
riet I )atlas, s...cond dau. of Sir T. K.C.B. of the Circus, Bath.—
P. Huffing. Esq. of Ifunter-st. Brunswick-sq. to Entnia..youngest clan.
of the late .1. !..2wat Whiting, Esq. of Epsom.—Thos. allis. F:sq. to
Ch. Aug. Atutlia, daft. of the late Sir G. Milton, of Chepstow, Mon-
mouthshire.—Sam. Baker. inn. Esq. of Ilidicster, it Sarah, youngest
dau. of R. Smirke, Esq. U.A. of Fitzost.—et Weir, M.D. Sur-
geon to this Fortes, to Elizabeth, second dau. of the Ate. Col. Everitt.

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March 11, in her fifth year, Charlotte, and on the gsth, in her Bth
yvar..latic, daughters of the late Jos. Illandthrd. Emit. of the Temple.
—At l'alton„ Glasgow, aged Ito, Serjeant George Walker. This vete-
ran was a native of Ireland, and was at one time a private in that famous
regiment. Johnny Cop.'s Dragoons.'"—At l,is arothers, :Mortimer-
house. lterits, Tappcnden, Esq.—Thomas, second win of E. Trapp
Pilgrim, Esq. of Woburn, Bedfonishire.—At Finchley, in his 78th
year, Mr..las. Spencer, formerly of Oxtind-street.—ln iftertfordshire,
aged Ss, II umParey Cornewall ‘l'oolryche, Esq.—Col. J. Dodd, for-
merly of the Ist Coot Guards. and son of J. Dodd, Esq. late M.P. for
Reading.—Anth. (ome, Esq. of Bookham-grove, Surrey.—Ahraham
Catnap:. Fag. of Colcinan-street, merchant.—At Bath, John Bailr,
Esq. of iartley-row. Hants.—eV. Paris, B. Bloomfield, Esq. Deputy
Iripertor of Ilospitals.—At Mortlake tat her sister's, Lady Eyre). in
her 5.1).1 year, Mrs. Warren, widow of Dr. John Warren, late Bishop
of Bangor.—At Old Swinford, Staflindshirc, Allen Tucker, Esq. -rear
nephew of the late Ralph AUen. Esq. of Prior-park, nearßath.—Wil-
lam. eldest son of T. Gallibrand, Fsq. of Galli)rand Hell, Lancashire
oc-asionell by the taxi lentil diw'harge of a fowliag-piere.—Suddenly
(after playing the preceding night). Middlecoat Middleton, one of
the performers at the Olympic Theatre.—At PcntonY•ille, aged 64, R.
Ogilvy. Esq. formerly of Jamaica, and Representative of the house of
Assembly &that island.—At Hayrick, Roxburghshire, aged 83, Mr.
(;. Deans, butcher, who stood in the Edinburgh market in 1743, at
the time of the Rebellion in Scotland; and has been known to come
from Edinburgh to Ilawich in 7 hours, on foot, a distance of 47 miles.
Jenkin. Prebend of Winchester Cathedral, and Rector of Woot-
ton, near Dorking, Surrey.—At Mansfield, Mrs. I'nwin, widow of the
late W. Unwin, Esq. This lady was at Mansfield church the preceding
Sunday and was so much effected by the shock of the earthquake,
that she never recovered it.—At Sellenge. Kent, in his 78th year, sud-
denly and without a pang, after performing the accustomed duty of his
church, and cloning the evening by prayer with his household, the Rev.
11. Macock, M.A. Vicar of Harwell, Barks, and of SeUenge, Kent.--
At ("rowan. aged 92, Mr. 11. Walters, leaving a widow, aged 90, to
whom he had been married 63 years.--At Bnglitor., in his 16th year,
Pear Admiral Peyton, of Wakehurst, Sussex.—At Durham-place,
I larkney, in his 74th year, .lames Faille, Esq.—At Bath, the Lady
of Admiral Sir Iletarytrollope.—ln his 76th year, Saar. Cur Cash, Esq.
Admiral of the Red.