The National Register.
London, England, 1813-08-29 00:00:00

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On Tuesday last. the Lady of E. Poelie, Esq. of a daughter.
'llse Doc;less of Rutland, of n son and heir. at Cheveley Park. Her
Grace and the infant Marquis of Granby were both as well as could be
expected.

At his Lordship's house, in Grafton-street, the Lady Mary Deer.
burst, of a son.

At Str ittoti Park, Hants, the Lady of Sir,T. Baring, Bart. M. P. of
ciattahler.

At his Lordship's house in Grosvenor-square, Viscountess Criniston,
of a son.

MARRIED.
At Church-street, Spital-fields, Dr. Lamert, sen. aged 76, to Miss
Lee, at Chadian), aced 63.

\Tr. Samuel Robinsrat, of Paternoster-row, to Georgiana, second
da.:ghter of A. King, Esq. of Castle-street.
By special licence, Tuesday, at St. George's Church, Hanover-
square, Sir C. Knightley; B.irt. of Fawsley Court, Notthamptonshire, to
Miss Hervey, daughter of the lute F. Hervey, Esq.

DIED.
Soddenly, Lieut.-Colonel John Kingsbury, who had served 45 years
in the gd, or Queen's Royal Regiment of Titi>iittry.
In Spain. in c-nsequeuce of the wounds he received at the ever-me-
morable battle of Vittoria, Lieutenant-Colottel Reidwnod, of the 45th
Reginvot.

Air. J. It Hussey : he fell out of his boat Thursday last, while fish-
ing in the Thames Rear Chertsey, end was unfortunately drowned.
At Titchfield, Rear Admiral S. Thompson, aged 94 years.
At Hevitree, near Exeter, after a long unit painful illness, in the
70th year of his age, Lieutenant-Generul Skerrett, Colonel qf the
Royal Newfoundland Fencibles. Ile was father to Major-Ganeral
Skerrett, the brave defender of Tariffs, who is now serving his King and
country with the army under the Marquis of Wellington, in Spain.
At his house at Ealing, J. Douglass, Esq. in his 75th year.

BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
TAIANDFORD, Nn. 7, STRAND,
Informs the Nobility, Officers of the Army and Navy, that he has now
on Sole tl►e
PATENT LIGHT WATER-('ROOF CORK TRUNK,
IVith Brass Edges, recotnmended to Admirals and Captains of Ship%,
as they will float on the water ; are well adapted fur carriages. gigs,
post-chaise, or mail-co Th conveyance, on mules' or hors's' backs, as
they are not to be broken by ramming against each other; the two feet
size make a cotaplete Canteen fur four ; the `CI-inch makes for two.
Gentlemen may have their own Articles fitted in..
Officers going Spain, E,►•t or West Indies, would do well to lake
a Patent Trunk, or Canteen, they ►ire as, entire new invention, and
the most completest ever offered to the Public.
N.B. Old Trunks, &c. made water-proof, or exchanged for new.

MINERVA-OFFICE, EADENII REF,T.
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