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The National Register.
London, England, 1818-01-19

MARR I ED.

At Weymouth, E q. to Mrs. Stevens, of Montt.
gue-scpare, !mutton. whose united ages are 136 years.—At St. Pe..
tors-lc-Pour. I I. ltipley, son of J. Ripley, E. of Clapham common.
to Jane Maria, second clan. of J. L. Slorder, Austin Friars.—At
Bishops Waltham. Chas. C. Johnson, Esq. Capt. in the tisth regt.
light infantry, third eon of Sir J. olinson, Dart. of Montreal.
Lower Canada, to Susan, eldest dau. of Rear Adm. Griffith, of North.
brook-house, Hants.
London, England, 1818-03-22

FRAUD PROVENTE

T 4 counteract the many attempts that arc daily
made to impose on the unwary a spucioua compositioninstead of
th Genuine blacking prepared by Day and Martin ,the are indue
ail to agopta new Label is' which their addrcua
97. HIGH HOLBORN.
a ptatedso conspicuously , that they trust an attention to this, and
Vie difference of the type, which is unlik • 311 letter-press, will enable
rtrahliseri at onee to detect tite imposition. The Beal Japan
NI, Nei( I NG, wade by DAY and M A la I N. 97, High Holborn,
will in future be sold in Bottles at (id. is. and 16.6 d. each, and a
(wily of the Label left with all Venders
• DAY Awn MARTIN, 97, High Holborn.

. .
ItURGESS'9* ESSENCE OR ANCHOVIES.
WAREHOUSE. 107, STRAND, CORNER OF THE SAVOY
seers, LONDON.
JOHN BURGESS
,AND SON, being. apprised of
the IHUTIeTni s endeavours made by mart' revising' to impose a spitri •
itl6 tnieie for their make, feel it incuinhont on them to request the
attention of the public, in purchasing *hat they conceive to be tke
eirig:nal, to observe the name and address corresponds *ith the
*hove;—the general appearance of the various descriptions willde-
c. Ice the unguarded, and for detection, J. A. and Sons submit
the fallowiag Cautions: saint arc in appeareace at first 601 • the
gentliee,' but withoutany name or address—tome • Purgeses Essence
tef kraehovime—others Burgis's.' and many more without addreati.--
.1911 IMESS and SON having been many years honoured
with such distinguished approbation, feel every ~ertiment of respect
towards the public, and earnestly solicit them to inspect the label,
previous to purchasing what they conceive to be of their wake, which
they hope will prevent many disappointments.—•A•mt
27, STRAND, COINER of the SAVOY STEPS, LONDON.

MrS,lllll. D. & P. COOPER, Silk Nfereers to het
illajestr. to her late Royal Highness the Princeiis Charlotte, his Se-
tre Prince I.eopold, and to his Majesty's Crei.t Ward-
robe, beg lore to inform the Nobility. Public, and their Primus
in general.-thev tr.: removed from 2N, Pall Mall, to No. 2, AVatcrloo-
plie-c. opposhe.Carlten !louse. Pall Mall.
N.B. Part of tlatizex2ervive Stork. not being quite new, will be
London, England, 1818-03-22

DT ttTlis.

In Burlington-street, the Mirrchioness of Anglesey, of a son.—A.
Melton ltlowbray, Lady Elizabeth Norman of a son.—ln Maintheiter
.tveet, Mrs. Bartley. of di:. Theatre Vo?al Drury.lane, rf a daughter.
—At the Government Home. Port Williani, Bengal, the Lady of
Sir T. 211.31a:i0n of a son.

A.TIP,IED.
At Ilatlt, C. Gordon Ashley, Esq. to the Mims. Sane Nom men..
sister to the 114jht lion. Lon] Viscount Newcomer.—The Bev.
Butler, D.D. Head Master of Ilarraw School, to lario, eldest them
of John Gray, of Wembley Perk, Middlesex.—al. W. lA'allach,
Esq. of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, to Georgianno SU/A/Mll, dau.
of J. Johnstone, Esq, of the saute Them:v.—Sir J. Diekrm, K.C.H.
to Jumnima, second dau. of the late 'l'. L. Brooke, Lsq. of Mere
Hull, Cheshire.
London, England, 1818-03-22

EMICITION.

Mr. BROVGIIAM moved (or leave to bring in a nut for ap-
pointing Commissioners to ioriiiire into the abuses °lCl:males
connected with Education.—Leave was given.

TAXES.

Mr.BhOUGHASI deferred, until after the holidays, a Motion
relative to the defalcations, by collectors of taxes. He should,
however, now move for the circular letter issued from the
Tax-office, dated Dec. 1, :817.-+-Ordered.

SAVING BANKS.
'The CINANCELLOA of the Exeunt:lona rase to move ferleuve
to bring in a Bill to amend the Act relative to Saving Banks ;
his object was merely to remove some technical difficulties. He
observed that the prosperity of these establishments ex.
ceeded the •Inost sanguine expectations. From the 26th of
Augnst to the 7th of March, no less than 675,0001. had been
invested in the. Bank of England by different baying Banks.
General Thornton, Sir John Newport, Mr.,Babington, and
Mr. Thompson, all joined in bestowing the highest praise on
these institutions, which they regarded, as calculated to pro-
duce mast imposUut benefia.—Leve given.
London, England, 1818-03-22

NAVY ESTIMATES.

Mr. Brogden brought up the Report of the Committee.
Mr. FORBES complained of the hardships to which wound-
ed -Naval Officers were exposed, as well as Parsers and
Captains' Clerks, who were ticquesity tateedadritl without
any adequate support.
Mr. Cdermen replied to his observations, and said he was
prepare to meet the lion. Gentleman on the subject when.
ever be pleased. The Admiralty had been most zealous on
the imp rovement of the Navy, an object iu parties
were ei,reed.
Mr. MON EV entered Into a warm panegyric on the Navy,
which demanded the Nation's highest gratitude.
Mr. HVSILISSON observed that eulogium was needless, and
that 4-e Hon. Gentleman would find that the Navy bad never
been -eglected, but in reality enjoyed many very high ad-
vaitte.:;es.
Mt .Fonnrs defended the accuracy cf his former statement,
and Mr. Croker shortly replied.
'rite Estimates were then agreed to.
On the Report of the Bill for building New Cherches
being brought up, Mr. A. Brown objected to one part of the
measure, which bjection the Chancellor of the Exchequer
suggested would be regularly considered in the Committee.
/Jr. C. Gas NT,seu. and tutenEentec urged the 041.
cvssity of extending the plan to 'Scotland.
The Ca kNCELLOI: of the Excisacmi.n. was quite disposed
so to do, but it would be necessary to introduce a separate
Bill.

After a few remarks to the same effect from Mr. Wilber-
force and others, the !import wasagreed to, and a Bill ordered
to be brought in.
The Irish Gaol Fees Abolition Bill was read a Ind time and
ordered to be committed on the 6th of April.—Adjouroed at
half past tan.
London, England, 1818-03-22

DIED.

The Dowager Viscountess Arbutlinot.—ln Union-place, Aberdeen.-
&IPA 71, Sir W. Sewn, Bart. of Phribledden.—Aged 73, Emma Gem,-
pall% Elizabeth, second dau. of the late E. Darwin, M.D. of the
Prirry. near Derby.—At her apartments in St. James's Palace, Miss
Henrietta Fineh, sister to the Earl of Winrhelsea.—At Sydenharn,
Kent, aged SI, /high French, M.D. Deputy Lieut. for that cm.g.ty
nearly 40 years.—At Gibraltar, in Ins ;4th year, Josnph Lateorr.,
F.sq, a Captain in the Itoyid Navy, and Naval L'ommis,.,ioner in the
island of Malta.—At Bedminster, James. Phillips, I ard
boatswain.—This gallant Tar had received four Large sabre wounds
on the bead, several gun and pistol-shot wounds in his body, and
three balls in his right leg and thigh. Ile had just attained the age
of his beloved Admiral, 4".—At Paris, aged 11:3, M, Pascal, I.ieut.
of the Hurtdred z<wiss„ and Field Marshal under Louis XV. ard
XVI. In defence of Louis XVI. he fought ia the midst of his bra.,
swiss, until the last moment, on the fatal lush of August.—At Bad),
Marianne Julianne Watson, dein of the late Lieut. Col. Watrion,and
grantbdaughter of the late Bishop of Llandaff:

LONDON MIIRKE7'S.

CORN-EXC HANG I.:.

MON V.tr. MEAItCH. 16.

There was bat a Moral supply of English Wheat this mor..i•:g,
wllichomperienced a dull sale at last Monday's prices—Being a few
3nivids of English they maintained last week's paces—
Boiling and Grey Peaie were rather cheaper—ln Oats and
there is little variation—Raposeed and Linseed a dull sale and but
little doing.
London, England, 1818-03-22

% WEDNESDAY.

'Mt.Tarompsoti presented a Petition from Hall complaining
of the Poor Rates,and prayin for alterations.—Ordered,to be
printed.
Mr. Butes( presented three Petitions for Reform from
Harrington, Liverpool, and Nottinghinn.—Laid on the table.
Mr. ABERCKOMBY moved for the second Report of the
Conimissioners respecting the Courts of Chancery lEiug's
Bench.

Leave was given 'o bring its a, Bill fur the protection of .the
Saving Banks Scotland.

Th;Longitude Bill was read a third teaming.' passed.
SPANISH CLAIMANTS.

Dr. PHILLIMORI ruse to bring forwarilhis,Motioti respect-
ing the Spanish Claiinauts. His object was to satisfy the
claims of iilUbe who had obtained•-seutenees of restitution,
which were at present merely nomioal; 461,0001. had beau paid
'French Claimants, anti he conceived the Spanish had an equal
" to. be considered. He should -alieretore propose ois
aso.to,the Prince Regent, that these elainsauts should
of the 400,001 voted to the Spanish 0o-

be iudeonu
v.,lwlut.
London, England, 1818-03-22

The. Soucracia GLNISRAL•muitI, the only. ground for the
mafiosi, was the acquittal of Eastaff. If the claim of the Ma-
gistrates was found inconsistent with the law, was the House
prepared to say, that the Mw ought to be changed ?—(hear,
hear !) Eastaff had been punished before ho was tried, and
punished because he had pet a construction on an Act of Par-
liament ditlereut from the Noble lord.—(Hear, bear!)
•Lord FOLKEsTONE, in reply, observed, that he had now'
heard for the first time that there were no legal doubts on the
subject. If that was the case, -his position was certainly un-
tenable. He entered into the vindication of•his own con.
duet on the affair. Heneversnitght privatecommunicationuith
traitors and spie►, but lie tholight there was nothing unbe4
coming in a Magistrate to assert an unqualified right of ad-
mission into a County Gaol. lie never entertained the slightest
animosity towards the Gaoler, hut he thought the Magistrates
would have been wanting to their dignity, if they had not
suspended him under the circumstances. The Motion WA/-
then withdrawn.
London, England, 1818-09-13

THE. NATTONA•L REGISTER

man they proceeded to exinsine the shop and parlour, and
whilst Joint this they discoveied a &fish stranger added to
their number, namely, the prisoner. 'Try' .e qI, es.
tinned him as to who he was and it e lie Came in.—lie
he entered the bowie at the same time the evatchm
and patrol did, having heard the cry of murder, and coming
to give his assi•taner, it wanting. Set cell suspicions
stances attending his aceount, however, he was detained, and
next day committed fur trial.

Mr. Rainier, his son' the patrol, watchman, and the neigh-
boar who entered with the watchman; all swore to their
belief. that the pi isoner (lid not enter the hone with them.
The prisoner, on his part, railed several perions to speak
to his character, and also a Wollljll ut the town with minim he
was talking near Mr. Bulinei's house when the ahem el our.
der was given. 'Ms last witness deposed that she saw the
prisoner enter the house at the same time the watchman and
patrol went In.
After a summing up from Mr. Justice Bayley, the !pry de-
liberated a few minutes, when they acquitted the prisoner.
London, England, 1818-09-13

crrT. 13

A Charleston Paper states a eireumatanee :Is credit.
able to the I'clice of that city a% to the industry of flu-
roorer data of its inhabitants. The City %/arshul seized
a quantity of bread not of the legal weight, and after
adve-rising it for distribution among the poor eociti
vo:fi;iel poor proi,k ettotte,ll to puke it off' his hands !
A earra:ondent. who was present at the eisnmination of Hunt at
Bow.sireet, suggests that.hc ought to have brut lined for swearing
Ole penalty. to be sure, would net have been very severe, for it would
only have beon a shilling. that being the suer required of all swearers
below the class of watlenien.
Jchn Fetttar. of iterwiek, has been ecnitritted for trial, to Green.
law gr.ol.‘for clandestinely and illegally bok inn izing marriages ou tl:e
bo.dcrs of Selthuid.

i% vessel has lately bun exhibited en the Sine, near Paris, whir'i
Ib inipelled by wheals, like those attaehi.rl to nut steam boats, but the
wheels, instead of beiag moved by steam. arc turned like a hand-
mill. by thestrength of two men.
At an adjourned meeting of the itral,istratet, held at 'Ticket !tall
on Thursday. an election took place for the Su:veyor to the (7.miltr,
in the room of Charles Baton, Esq. deceased. when Mr. Selby sit
declared duly circled.
London, England, 1818-09-13

CIRTIFICATES. OCT. I.

W. N..vison, North Shit: drop7r—t. l'attermln, Great Sutton
Et:e:!. Clal:e•I well, tsoollen Papa., Middlebam, York,
win, ;:le:-; WicksteA, Shrewsbury, starch maker—S. A.
Hirmiugilai, merchant—T. Iloru Ly, jun. King•iton
up,jn-ilull, grocer-Ih. Trenam, Naw tua, York, magi:lac maker-
1101t, Lyorm, Che.,ter, draper.

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS
FOR TILE ERBUIRG WEEK.

THEITRE ROYAL. COVENT GARDEN.
To-marrelr—Piaarro—Harlequ:a Gulliver.
Wednesday—School for Scandal.
Friday—Tile CLandeatine Marriage.

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
To-morrow—The Wizard—Amateurs and Actors—The Libertine.
l'oe,,day—Midits—Aloate,tri and Actors.
NV ?.dnesday—Fire avl Watcr—The Prirateer—Amatcurs and Ac-
tors.

THE NATIONAL REG ISTEIL

LONDON:

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1818.

Wr yesterday received the Paris Papers of Tuesday
and Wednesday last, from which we have rnade the
following extracts:—
PAnts SEPT. B.—" Yesterday the King transacted
business with the Minister of Foreizn Affairs. His Ma-
jesty afterwards tool: an airing to Rainey.

" The summons, by virtue of which Lieut. General
Donnadieu was examined &fore the Judge D'lnstruc-
lion, was not followed by any other judicial mandate,
and this officer remains at liberty. This morning a
printed request has been circulated, signed by Baron
Vanuel, MM. de Chappedelaine, de Rieux Stingy, de
Romilly, de Joannis, and M. Berrycr, jun. Its object
s to solicit a prompt report respecting their afiltir from
the Juge D'lnstruction.
SEPT. 9.—" It is asserted that Lord Stanhope, so
eelebrated for his parliamentary speeches and phillipics
against France, has recently arrived in l'aris.
MA DR n, Ana. .2 —" Gen. Count de l'Abishal has
lel", this earital for Cadiz, to tal:e the c!munand ri the
grc.at expedition destined for Atneriaa, the preparations
of which are carrying on with reserved activity."

German Papers also arrivel yesterday, Their con-
tents are not very interesting. The Emperor of Rus-
sia, according to an article from St. Petersburg, is
expected to return to his capital in the course of De-
cember. If so, it would follow that the Congress at
Aix-la-Chapelle does nut anticipate many intricate
questions to decide upon.

We have received New York and Boston Papers to
the 16th ult. The execution of Arbuthnot and Am-
bristic continues to engross much of the public attention
in the United States. An article, upon the subj::ct,
has been copied into nearly all the Trans-atlantic jour-
nals, from the Democratic Preis. It is written with
impartial ability, and as it represents the case in several
new and important lights, we arc atcmpted to male a
few extracts from it :

" The question of Arbuthnot being executed as a
spy, is answered by the Court Martial acquitting him
on this charge. Hut what shall we say of the fate of
Ambristic ? It app.m.s from General Jackson's titvn
order on the subje..t, that he Wi:11 snot in ti.irect opposi-
tion to the stutence of the Court. It is true, that.
London, England, 1818-09-14

stft.

A Charleston Paper states a cireumitancts at credit.
able to the Police of that city as to the induatrt of the
poorer class of its inhabitants. The City ‘:arshal seized.
a quantity of bread not of the legal weight, and after
advertising it for distribution among the poor casdd
not find poor prople enough to take it off his hands !
A corvespontlent, whn was present at the examination of Hoot at
Row.strebt, suggests that he ought to have been fined for swearllig
the peiftalty; folb sure, would not have been very severe, for it 1i65L1
only have been a shilling. that being the sum required of all swearers
below the Class of gentlemen.
John Forster, of Berwick, has been committed fir trial, to Grecs-
law gaol, for clandestinely and illegally solemnizing marriages on the
borders of Selland.
A vessel has lately been exhibited on the Seine, near Paris. whieb
is impelled by wheels, like those attached to out steam basin, but the
wlutels. instead of being moved by steam. are turned like a hand-
mill. by the strength of two men.
At an ehoumed meeting of the Magistrates, held at Hicks's Mal
on Thursco.y. an election took plade for the Surveyor to the County,
in thi Mom of Charles Bacons Esq. deceased, wb,a Mr. Selby was
declared duly elected.
London, England, 1818-09-14

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN-EXCIIANGE:
TIUDST, SEPT. I t.
We bare had a few fresh arrivals of Wheat Once Monday', fel
which that day's prices could scarcely be realized the trade being very
dull. Barley continues in demand, and is rather dearer; but ell
Beane ate almost unsaleable. though offered at a further reduction.—
The Oat Trade is fhll ts. per qr. dearer, the supply being far frost
large.ln other articles we have no ilteration to notice.

wer'i
There was a, liberal supply of English %theat at market this
morning t the fine samples were taken off at last Monday's prices.—
New English Barley met an advance of 2s. per quarter. Boiling and
they Kase maintain last week's prices. Old Be is a heavy sale and
rather cheaper; Ncw Beans keep their prict. litre was a tolerable
supply 01 English and Foreign Oats which wife sold at nearly los(
week's pricts. Malt is rattles darer. Raptsccd and Linseed with
little variation.
a. a.
White teats Matti)
Grey Pease 72 a 76
Beans 66 a 72
Ticks B2 i 90
Oats . 22 a 35

I. I.
Wheat : 6s a 84,
Fine ditto 73 a 98
Rye • 46 a 56
Fine Barley 63 a 78
Malt 7B a 96

a. a.
Poland Oats 33 a 37
Potatne ditto 34 a 70
Fine Flour 70 is 73
Shroud ditto 65 a 70
Rape Seed C 11..— Ma

PRICE OF BREAD.
The highest price of the beet Wheaten Bread throughout the men
tropolie. is stated by tho Bekaa to be 13id. the Quartern Loaf.
Some Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf from Id. to td. lower.

AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN PER QUARTER,
IN ENGLAND AND WALES TON THE WEER rxmiro SETT. 5.
Wheat. I Rye I Barley Oats* eau
s I Pale;
it 6 5* II r3g se l• B
Isle,

•
PRICE OF MEAT, AiONDAY, Sun. 14.
SMITSIFIT:T.D. xr.wa•TO: AND LEADIEXIiALf.
S. d. S. d. I Deeds of Coils rtreate s. d. ad.
RmL —38434 Snrilltiletd. Beef 34a 4 4
Matron _44a54 Be Deeds
4390. Mutton 4 0 tit 4 0
%red ...-4 Oa 6 Therp 1640CP Veal •4s 6 0
Pork 4lsa 5 3 Calves 3Rd r5tk.....4 8 6
0a 6 0 Pigs CIO Laiißt...o 0a 6 0
London, England, 1818-05-18

cki.troitz ASSIZE of

TRIAL OP THE NIVRIVERERS OF FUALOF:S.
SITUNG UP MAY 2.

Young Pualdea addressed the Court in 1111 energetic and
electing manner, expressing his gratitude for their ettarta to
bring to justice the assassins of his unhappy father. The at-
cnsed were asked by the President, if they had any thing to
otter in their defence ; the only reply was, a vehement recri-
mination between Anne Benoit and the woman liancal.
London, England, 1818-07-12

JUL?

At Cagliari, in Sardinia, on the 2,7,t1 nit. a man, irritated
the last by hate reports ri speethig the conduct
hit wife, tim to the Cohersit where a *tom; dwelt, tsho halt
been prided out to him as being na stranger to her culpable
ci.ohretions. After having struck him, whom he regarded
at the aniline of his shame, Iwo blows with a knife, the bei•
band To timed home, and la the same caress of pastiest. threw
his unhappy wife aid of the window. He then fled *Ora
as he titian:hi, to a place of rrfoge; but the Governor
at Sardinia, being informed of the it .rrid I. aosactior, ni dere
ititst to he seised iii the chards to %slack he had retired. Ai.
nlit woman wax al.o arrested, who had contributed most a:.
light Olio the jealous fury of thr husband.
There it to be a pleaaure eamp or 30.000 men in tie e•
ei runs of Verna, during the stay of the LI/IptiOf Alexander .
that cavital.
The Comity .of Mr. Thackrey, Gra hy TY ace, Lambeth. scar
exetatively alarmed nn Tdesda). 'fanning, by a man in *
it. statr of mind, whejtimpet.l from the street throng!'
the parlour VI Ithlow, smitAca the panes of glass, broke the
Veueitsu blinds, and seising a poker, exclaimed to two
lathes who were in the room, that 0.1 had tint a moment to
live; the females ran oat of the home tau much terrific-1,
and pi clawed the ass:stance a a constahle, by whom he wa.
taken before magisitrate. who signeJ an order for his ad.
mission into Lanihrth workhouse.
London, England, 1818-05-11

LONDON 11121RKETS.

CORN-F. Xt. 11A NG E.
FRIDAY, MAY R.

Having had' a good supply of Foreign Wheat since ::lon:lay, file
Trade is dull, but fine parcels stll on nearly as good terms. Fine
Harley maintains its price. Rad there is no alteration in Beers or
Pease. -The Oat 'trade is dull, and where sales are forced, rather
lower prices have been subliiitted to.
London, England, 1818-05-11

lilitTilS.

At Stockholm, Viseoantass Strang of a son and heir.—ln
Berkeley-Nita:es, lady Walixile, of a son.—At Bruxelles, the lady of
It W. Auiney, Esq. of a son.—At Beaumont Park, near Cork, on
the 31 inst. the lion. Mrs. tie, niich, Lady of W. Burnish, Es' q. of
a ti.lughter..
London, England, 1818-05-11

MARRIED.

At York, Nlaior Crowder, late of the or Royal Fusikers, to
Eliza Pulleyn, eklot dau. of the late T. P. iosley, Esq.—The Roe..
C. l'itt, of Oriel College, Oxford, to A. Eliza, widow of R. Robbins,
Esq. formerly of Lincoln's Inn.—Gerard de Visme, Esq. of Bryan-
ston-strect, Portman-square, to E. Ella, eldest dam. of Major Tor-
riano.—A. R. C. Dallas, Esq. Assistaut Commissary General, to
Mrs. Edge, late of N orthlk-strect, Biro/M.—G. R. Smith. Esq. ed.;
e 4 stow,* G. Smith, Esq. M.P. to Jane, eldest dau. of J. Moberly,.
Esq. Watson, Esq. fonnorry of the zit Dragoon Guards.
to A aria. oily dan. of the luta( oi. W. Conolly.—The Hon. Capt. G.
L. Plohy, it N. M.P. far the county of Wicklow, to Isabella, M-
on dau. of tht. Hon. Colonel Howard, of Bushy Park, Wicklow.—.
Capt. J. Johnstose, to Miss M. Harrison, daughter of the late T.
Harrison Welitiose. bbuare.—Captain J. Dallas' 9th regiment of
Foot, to Lu.l, eldtst. daughter 01 H. Davison, Esq. or Bedford-
square.
London, England, 1818-05-11

DIED.

Col. H. Walker, of Clay.on.—At Brampton; F. P. Turner, Puts
Inothei of Sir C. O. P. 'curtsta, Bart.—Near Chepstow, aged 83, S.
Rosser, liwptlicoklest Magiitra.te in the county of Monntoutth—rlC
Hon. J. Doui,:lib, fucker to the G.uutess of Al>etclet:.—At the Adna'-
talty, agcd 33, Rear Adm. Sir. G. Hope.—ln Berkeley-square, the
Rev. W. Came, Senior Coutor of Chri,t Church, OxtOrd.—Tits
Rev. S. Savery, Rector of South Ilykehain, Lincolnshire, Vicar uf
Sutton }tenger, Wilts, and Chaplain to St. Thomas's hospital._.
Anne, wife of the Rev. It. 11. Chaplain, Rector of Cuxton, in Kent,
and Curate of St. Mary-la-balm.
London, England, 1818-05-11

This new Theatre wits opened on Saturday evening
with a private reheard.- purpose of shewing
inierin, with its iinsie of ornament and illumina-
tion. The accommodations for the audience are very
well arranged. The three tiers of boxes tire disposed
in the amithitheatrical Thrin the two lower arc painted'
of a film' ealour,with erintsoiroetagonal compartments,
enclosing imitations of white bas-reliefs, and varied by
tho alteKnate mixture of gilded wreaths. The fron-
tispiece of the proscenium, with the appropriate he-
raldic arms, is neatly executed. The upper boxes and
gallery front are adorned with a tolerably chaste imita-
tion of a Grecian sculptured fries. The ceiling, in
its .co.nitirtments, harmonises agreeably with the rest
of the house. From the centre a large and magnificent
cut-glass light is suspended, with a number of lamps
of a bulbous form, of ground glass, not of gas, but
sufficient to exhibit the transparency and prismatic co.
louring of the pendant crystals. •
London, England, 1818-05-11

THE FLoon.—The late heavy rain' on Friday night
did consiflerable damaire at Ball's-pond from the great
inundation it produced at that place. Klngsland green
was also under water. At Hackney the flood has not
been known so high for many years, many of the cellars
and kitchens were nearly filled: the water had so com-
pletely .overflowed) the road in several places at Totten-
ham, that carts were employed, ut otte penny per head,
to carry people over ; and the coaches in passing through
it merely escaped the water pouring in at their doors.
At Edmonton, too, it was truly alarming, and the ra-
pidity and force of the current were so great as to carry
an immese piece of stone from the bridge at this place
to a considerable distance. At Waltham Abbey the
roads were impassable ; the fields in the neighbourhood
also completely deluged; and a man on horseback at-
tempting to make his way through the flood escaped
with the greatest difficulty. The neighbourhood of
Battle-bridge was overflowed with water, supposed to
have come from the reservoir at I lampstead Heath,which
burst on Friday night. About 200 houses were tilled
with it, in some of which the water was ten feet deep !
The carcases of several sheep, &c. were found in the
streets ; the water covered a mile and a half. The road
from Bagnigge Wells to Penton-street was rendered
impassable, and several carts were stationed there to
convey the foot passengers over. Dowlas-common, at
Canderwell, was completely inundated, and it said se-
Vera! accidents happened from the rising of the waters
in various meadows in the environs of the metropolis.
WOrklllell were elliplOyea last week trade: the in-
spection of Mr. Rennie, the architect, and in the pre-
sence of Sir 'l'. B. Martin, Comptroller of the Navy,
to bore, the bed of the Medway, in a direction from the
Custom-house stairs, Rochester, to Strood Quay, fur,
the purpose of assert aining whether a foundation
can be obtained at that place sufficiently firm for the
support of a• new bridge.
London, England, 1818-05-11

Thursday the Prince Rogent licit; a Court, and af-
terwards it Privy Council, at whieh tie Dukc of
Piclunond was sworn in Governor of Upper Canada
A new State seal was agreed upon fen• Scotland.
Thursday Prince Leopold came to town from Clare-
mont, to pay a visit of congratulation to the Duchess
of York. lie also visited the Queen, the Prince Re-
gent, and the Duke and Duchers of Cumberland. .
The Duke of Wellingmn arrived in town on Mon-
day, and had an audience of the Prince Regent fur
mar two b0t,....5.
London, England, 1818-08-03

DIVIDENDS.

J. Kirkham, Acre•famr, Staffordshire, farmer, Aug. 1.
T. Russell, Beverley, victualler. Sept. 3.
W. Brice. Bristol. merchant, Aug. 18.
R. Harvey, Oxford-street,. grocer. Aug. t.
T. Darby, New Sarum, Wiltshire, linen-draper, Aug. ~
J. Sales, Milford, l'embrokeshir; grocer. Aug. 24.
W. James, Westbury, Wiltshire. linen-draper, Aug. 44.
B. Stroud, Poole, linen-draper. A ug. 25.
T. Nicholls, jun. Bradford, Wiltshire. linen-draper. Aug. zs.
W. Bow ley, linlfinoon-strait, Bishopagate, oilman, Sept. S.

CERTIF WAITS—Atm. 18.
R. Sharland, Exeter. saddler.—T. Carr. Oxford, grocer.—.A. and
D. Solomon. Crown.court. Threadneedle-street, merchant:4—R.
Thomas, Plymouth-dock. wine and spirit nnechant.—.l. &Jona.,
Cumberland-street, Curtain-road, stone macom—W. Ashley.
lacenian—J. Boardman. Liverpool, merchant-4. Owvo,
Stourbridge, Worcestershire, ironmonger—R. Webb, Winslow.
lierefunlshire fanner—W. A. Brown, 4'ollege-hill, merchant—
W. Sorby. North Arston, Yorkshire, apothecary—T. Widkotin,
Stockport, Cheshire, manufacture.
London, England, 1818-08-03

UNION HALL

J. Cherdagtou . owner and driver of the Kingstoti coach,
was charged with suffering a greater manlier or cuisine pas.
seugers ttpou his coach than by law is allowed : i,ot the So-
licitor for the defendant iti,cuvereil that the iiifoi aloe • had
omitted to sign his 11:1111e to the ictormation. This Was fatal
to the proceedings, and the complaint was dianis: d.
Sophia EiiiOt. a young svoinan of.respect able a prarance,
was charged ou suspicion nf stealing watch, of con.itlerable
vatoe, the propel ty of Nirs. Kitchen, of lierationtlNey. The.
pi Wooer occupied an apartment iii the prii.eetitrix's
On Aloaday afternoon witness and her servant went out, lea v-
ingrio other person tu the house but the prisoner. Thew a;.:11
was them hass..iing in the parlour. Ou her rearm in the et: ell.
ing she adored-the watch. A constable teas sent for, who
searched the eisones and her apertuient, but the watch was
not fom.d. '1 lie prisoner protested her innocence.. She was
.renianded.
London, England, 1818-04-06

MEL.

At New Strelitzt her Stare the ilincert Maria i.oh!sis
Alimistine. widow of the Li.o.lgt,ve Georg*. of Hesse Darm%taat,
She had nearly completed her ti9tli year.— At Ripon. ages 83. t..t.t
Rev. J. Swallower, 13. D. ut • TUCK. MAI . 0„
the Rev. T. Eglin, Vicar of Stillingfleet an Kicra,l, Perpetual
Curate of Whitby. and aS. mce of Pare for East Riding-of Yerk.
Wonash, 'Surrey, the Feat of Lord Grantley, aged
Gen. the Hon. Chapple Nor Colonel o: the stitli regt and Gulf,
of Eharlement.—At Eastbourne, '.rsgex. Licat..l. Rerkett, R
The Hon, V. P. Bertie, youngest child of the FAIL* AbirirTdon.---•
Christiana, widow of R. H. Losack. Esq. late Lieut. Gen. of the !..ee.
ward Islands.—Charlotte, only child of Lacs: Af.'Leen, E:c Pay-
master ci pensions from the Chest at Greoevrich.—At Stunbui y. at
an advanced age, Dowile:nkell, relict of the Right Ilea, Wm. Pow.
deswell.—A fewdays since in Dublin, Mr. James,. only surviving
sea of Str \Vatter J. Saints, Bart. and nephew to the Marquis of
Camden.—At Weymouth, the lion. Harriett, second dau. of Lora'
illaricy.—At Calcutta, Sir J. Royda.—At Keith, ilandithise, aged-
-49. suddenly, by bursting of a blood-vessel, Major Peter Grant, late
Of the 92d regiment. or Gordon Highlanders--In Baker-street,
Portinan-square, ;:ged 58, Lieut. Gen. Wm. St. Leger, late of the
te.tit Light Dragoons.—At his house in Dean-street, Fetter-lane, of
a gradual decay. aged 76. Wm. Preston, Esq. the well known au-
tlwr of the " illustrations of Nlasotay."

_LOA DON MARKETS.

COR XC 11 NG E.
FRIDAY, APRIL 3.

The arrival of Wheat havirg been very moderate since Monday,
the trade remains much as un that day—ltarley is Is. pe: quarter
dearer, and meets a ready at this advance—There have been
some fresh arrivals of Oats, both Foteign and English, we cor.sider
Alunday's piers, however, fully supported—ln Pease and Beans we
have uu alteration to notice.
London, England, 1818-04-06

NEW CHURCHES S.

The Cn A ssc etton of the Ex (-minas': moved the first read.
ing of the Bill for the building of new churches. He wished
it to brread a second time on Monday, and-then give a fort-
night for further consideration of it. Kean a Ist tinse,and
to be read a 2d on •Mowtay.
CLERK (9F ASSIZE.

Mr. BENNET moved for returns of fees to clerks of assize
in England and Wales. for 20 sears past. Ordered.
PRIVATE SHOP STEALING.

The amendments were agreed to, and the Bill ordered to
be read a third time nextTriday.
Lord A. HAMILTON presented a Petition from se Scotch.
burgh, praying for Reiernt ; and out from Itenfrewshirei
against the scotch Lotiratie Asylum Bill. Ordered to he uu
the table.
London, England, 1818-04-06

'VIIE NATIONAL REGIS'T'ER.

ing the bridge at Rotherbithe. Ordered to lie on the table.
He also presenttil a Petition from Mr. Gibbota,•praying that
his interests rniW not be injured by the Bill brought in re-
specting the Wats.: loo.bridgc Company. Ordered•to be re-
ferred to the Commuter, and to be printed.

BOSH RETURNS.
Sir J. NEWPORT COMptaineil of the delays ir. the retrrne of
accounts ordered from Ireland. Ile moved, that the account*
already ordered of assessed taxes, customs, and excise, should
be ordered to be returned forthwith.

Mr. LUSHIN4TON !Mill, the, orders had been regularly sent,
and there had been no delay here. They were ordered to be
sent expe ditionsly. The Motion was agreed-to.
Sir E. 13111 i °col presented a?etitinn froin Pancras, pray-
ing for sonic improvement iu the•poor laws. Ordered to lie
on the table.
London, England, 1818-04-06

BIRTH.

In Charles-street, Berktley-square, the Countess of IVarwick o t
a sun and heir.
MARRIED.
At C.ov,:mnient. Horse, Bermuda, Sir C. T. .fones. Bat: Captain.
:if 11.. t. Ship, Ilarier, to Jane !felon Melville, the only child of
Gilbert Salton, Esq. Collector of his Majesty's Customs.—N. Fitz.
Patrick, Esq. to Ilarriett, second dau. of Sir W. Long, of Kempton
House, Iledlardshire.—W. Grassett, Esq. Mctubrir of his Majesty's
Council of the island of Itarbadoes, to F.liza, dau. of the lato .1. H.
Barrow. Esq.—Mr. G. E. Street, son of S.l). Street, Esq. of New
Itrtuiswiek, to !prances Maria, slam of Major Stratton, of the Engi-
neers.... Capt. 4 eo. Adams, dlst regt. to Mary, dau. of J. Lloyd, Esq.
of Mount Craig, Ilerefordshire.—G Barclay, Esq. of Tavistock•
squ.s:e, to Miss Freslifield, of Harleston. Norfolk.—t Having been
previously married at Gretna-groen,) W. ::sl. of Gray' Inn,
to Katharine, yi..ingest data. f the late Rev. :4ewman. of Sad-
bury.
London, England, 1818-11-16

GUILDHALL.

ANOTHER CHILD STOLEN.—JOIIII 110111SIOCk, describing
liimsed to be a seafaring man, out of employ, was brought
before Mr. Alderman Sehuley, by Everett, an officer, charged,
snider very inspirit:its circumstances, with having stolen a
little boy about !tine years old.
The mother, Maly Connelly, wife of a stonemasOn's la-
bourer, resifting No. 2, Long-walk, Chapel-street, Grub-
street, said she was fluor home some time tin Wednesday
',writing, and on her return she missed her little boy; she
nick cuyuiey among several of her neighbours, but could get
am titliogs of hint. A woman, residing in the sante walk, at
length leciiilected having seen the child eat ly in the morning,
in company w ith the prisoner, who was well know' about the
neighbourhood, living chiefly upon the chat ity of the inhabit •
amts. luguivy was immediately made at the hothe where lie
slept, hitt lie had not been there all the day. The hour at
which he generally came home arrived, but he hover made
his appearance, nor did lie come home all night, leaving the
father atm imam r in a state of ansiolis suspense, too dreadful
to be described. As ern!), as it was light, snatch was again
node tot the prisoner, but it was out till ten o'clock on Thurs-
day morning, that the mother IC4 I lit that he ;lad been seen
it the neighbont hood ; she immediately went in search 011111i1,
at d charged him with ha viiig stolen her child. He at first
atiected ignorance, and denied bating seen the child ; but
oil the mother's telling him the information she had received,
am d giving him into charge of the officer, he cotifesst d the
111-11(1 had heel) out with Liin for a walk, and that he had kit
1: in behind. Under these circitinst a 'ice., the officer It It it
lvs duty to detain him, and bring him before the Sitting Ma-
o skate.
On being questioned by the worthy Alderman as to what he
had dime with the child, he said the boy walked wills him on
%ednesday morning down to Harking, where they both went
on board the Mercury smack, Capt. Thomas Carter, and re-
mained there till the et clinic ; that be, the prisoner, kit the
vessel to go on boai il another to sleep, ut which time the
ebild was asleep iii the cabin of the 'Mercury, and the Cap.
tarn allowed him to leave it there, as the smack was COlll-.
illg Op to Black wall the ite‘t morning, hum whence he
thought the boy could find his way home. He slept on
board a vessel, and walked home in the morniti,i, when lie
arts met by the mother, and given into custody as before
rdated. The worthy ;Magistrate thought his coedeet rather
mysterious, inure especially as he had tivloliell all knowledge
leapt: ding the child. He theretoi e directed that the prisoner
should be detained in custody mitil the truth Of his story
Was IlbCCrtaincol ; and in the :twilit time ori.c.'ed immediate
unpin y should he wade alter the Ale:it-my ut
Ou Friday he was again bionght up, wlieu the story told
London, England, 1818-11-16

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LONDON:

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1815.

Ws have received Halifax Papers to the 25th ult.—
They contain extracts from the American Papers to
the 13th Oct. The new Navigation Act of the Uni►ed
States took effect on the lit, and on the 2d a British
vessel, the Pill, from Jamaica, was seized in the Dela-
ware, for a breach of this law, having come to an anchor
from a port where the American flag was excluded.
The following are extracts :

" PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 10.—It is in contemplation
in Canada, to connect the waters of Lake Ontario with
these of Lake Erie, by cutting a Canal from the head of
the twelve mile Creek to the Chippewa Rivers. The
Duke of Richmond, the new Governor of the Canadas,
Las been on a tour through the Provinces, and strongly
recommends the undertaking.
" MONTREAL, SEPT. 20.—Arrived at the Mansion
House Hotel, J. Buchanan, Esq. his Majesty's Consul
at New York, who, we arc liven to understand, has
been at York, Upper Canada, to meet his Axcellency
Sir Peregine Maitland, on the subject of receiving such
British subjects as have landed in the United States,
and are desirous of obtaining land in Upper Canada.—
We are happy to find, Mr. Buchanan has succeeded in
the object of his journey. He has been assured by his
Excellency, that every facility will be promptly afforded
to all his 'Majesty's loyal and industrious subjects, who
may wish to proceed to t'ic Upper Province, and that
large tracts of the most favourable situated land will be
immediately surveyed, fur the accommodation of the
vast numbers who are directing their steps to those
fruitful regions.
London, England, 1818-11-16

WRIGHT V. HOWkE.

This case had been tried at the last Leicester Assizes, before
Lord Chief Justice Dallas, and 2001. damages had been re.
covered by the plaintiff, on the gi wend of the defendant hav-
ing dismissed his son, Irk° had been apprenticed to the de-
fendant. The defendant is a surgeons the plaiiiiitl's son
was apprenticed to him for seven years, the 'plaintiff paying a
premium of 301. and the defendant engaging to give the plain-
tdr's sou board, lodging, and instrnetiou. At the end of
two years of the period the &fend:vitt dismissed the appi en-
lice, and never assigned any reasou, but that the boy had re-
fused to carry letters to the post...Pffiee, and this was not
proved. The plaintiff afire' wards bound his son to another
surgeon for five years, without any premium, hot without ob-
taining board or lodging, winch cost the plaintiff 431. a year.
Mr. Serjeant Vaughan pleaded strongly for a t uhe, on the
ctound that the damages were ekce.sive, and would be ruin.
ous to the defendant. _

Chief Justice.—The only ground urged is, that the damages
are wxcessive. In order to obtain a rale on such a gromid
the damage must appear veiny excessive. In the present
rase the only question with we is, whether the damages should
tot he more.
London, England, 1818-11-16

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

by bins, it aPpeareil, was true, so far as related to his taking
the child to Barking, and also on board the Nlewcury smack ;
hut it was not the fact that lie left the boy asleep in the cabin,
or that he at all recommended him to the care of the Captain ;
un the contrary, while :he child, whom he had represented to
have neither father nor mother, was playing below deck, be
watched an opportunity amt withdrew privately from the
smack. Captain Carter had taken care of the boy, brought
hiln op to illaek wall iii the vessel, and was making the
necessary inquiries to %%hum he belonged, when the father
and mother arrived, and the Captain hail the heartfelt
pleasure of restoring the elii!il to his overjoyed parents. The
sole object of the prisoner seemed to be that of decoying the
child away. but fur what purpose did not appear. It was
alio stated that lie 114 ti endeavoured to decoy away several
other cWlilren in the neighbourhood.
'flue worthy Utter:nail reprmiated in strong terms the de-
pravity of the prisom•r's conduct, and lamented it was not in
his pow er to punish him severely for such au offence ;as how-
ever, it appeared he was a disorderly character, and had no
visible means of getting Ms living, he should commit him to
hard labour for one month.
London, England, 1818-02-02

LW DON MARKETS.

CORN-E XC HANG E.
FRIDAY, .7.1 N. 30.
We have had a good supply of most arti.les of Grai n Piece Man.--
day. and the trade is generally dull.—Wheat is rather lower except
fur lino parcels-11re tame remark applies to Barley.. ortlin.rry kinds
of which mei t a heavy .ale at a reduction of is. to es. per quarter—.
Fine Bats frilly maintain our last quotation. but ordinary are
cult of dispobal. though offered ou lower terms.—ln Beans read Pease
we have no alteration to notice.
London, England, 1818-02-02

TITVRSD %Y.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL rose, in the absence of his Noble
Friend, the Secretary of State for the Home Department, to
give notice, that it was the intention of that Noble Lord to lay
before the House on Mond ty next, certain papers chalice to
the internal state of the' country. and to loose that these do•
cameo's be reterred to a Committee of thei r Lordships' House.
lie therefore now moved that their Lordships be summoned
for Monday next.
An order was made, that no Petitions for Private Bills be
received after the 34 of March next, and no Reports from
the Judges on Petitions fur Private Bills after the (nth of
April.
.

The Bill for repealing the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act
was twilight up from the Commons by Mr. Brugden and
01414.
The Lord Crikuceci.ost read the title of the Bill and stated
that it had been re:tensed without any amendment.—
Adjourned to Saturday.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY', JAI% 27.
At a qatirter before three, the Speaker cam to the House,
and at three o'clock went lip to the I louse of 1,01115, accom-
panied hy Neveral incnitwr:•, on receiving the timid commu-
nication from the Black Uod. On return tho Speaker stated
filar the lions., had heard the Speech front the throne, deli-
erect by the Lind Chancellor, as one of the Lords Commis-
fioncits. lie then observed, that he had, according to the pro-
visions of the act, issued writs for the representation of Obi-
tuoraan, and for New Romney, lately held by Mr. Hall dad
Sir J. T. l)tiek worth.

The Clandestine Outlawry Bill was then read a first and
second times. _ _

Lord COCHRANE role, and desired to know from those who
eonld give any information, whether it was in thy view of the
Admiralty or the Governimmt, to propose the application of
any sum from the Droits of Admiralty towards the relief of
the distressed seamen.

• Mr. W. MINIM!), as we understood him, said, that he had
no particnlar communication to make on that sub,ject.
Lord COCHR A N E then said, that he should certainly make a
motion on this matter at au early day, unless something was
previously done by the Admiralty.
General Tnonterost gave notice of a motion on the 7th
of February, for the repeal of parts of certain acts of Charles
11. in which the itoman Catholic religion is called idolatry.

Mr. P. GRENFILL Save notice of a motion (we believe for
'rumlay nett) for sundry accounts respecting the affairs of
the Bank of England, i•pecifying the untidier of notes issued
sad other particulars, He gave the notice in time from cour-
teiy to the Bank.
Mr. &muses BOURNS moved for certain returns of mo-
ney advanced to the poor in 1748, 1749, and 1730, Ordered.
London, England, 1818-02-02

KING'S SPEECH.

The SPEAKER then stated, in the usual way, that the
House had been in the House of Lords, and had heard the
speech of the Prince Regent in the name of the King, from the
Lords Commissioners, sit which, having obtained a copy• he
would read it to the House, which lie accordingly did. (Fur
the speech, ,re our report of the Lords.)
Mr. Viotti. utilise rose to move the Address. He recapi-
tulated the leading points of the Speech, and dwelt particlo.
tally ou the sir cessity of attending to ihat recommendation in
it respecting the increase of places of Public. Worship.
Mr. % NUAI4 QW N seconded the rwainn.•
The Speaker having read the Address, which was an
echo of the Spred'.
Lord ALTIIIIR PE rose, and said, that lie agreed in every
part of the Address. But there was one emblem to which he
telt himself bound to call the aticutiou ul the 110111 C. die
London, England, 1818-02-02

FEB. St

OFFICE OF ORDNA NCE, 46th Jan. 1819.1

THE Principal glovers of His Majesty's Ordnance
de hereby give notice, Owe prepowls will be received at their
eke in Pall Mull, on or be/ore Wednesday, the 18M day of Fe-
&-tory next. from such persons as naey be wifli•,g to undertake the
supply of English and Foreign 1110)1 for service of this D.
partment, 1' or a Period of three Years, determinable after the Er-
pirati,n 0 the first Year, upon Notice of three Months, at the Op-
tion ofeit ter Party.
Specimens of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the
Prencipal Stare Keeper's Office in the Tower, and fiwther part.eu-
tars, tvether with the terms and conditions of the Contract may he
known at the S•cretary's Cfffice in Pall Mall albrevid, ;any day
between the haters of ten and four o'clock, where the proposals
must be delivered sealed up and endorsed, •• Proposals for IRON."
but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 18th of February
at Twelve o'clock at 11007 i of the same day, neither will any tender
be noticed unless the ;party making it, or an agent in his behalf
shall attend.

By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1818-02-02

TIED.

At Madrid, aged 4. months aMtahali, the Infanta Maria Louise
Irabella, of Spain.—At Brampton, Westmoreland, J. Longtnire, 75,
and in three hours afterwards, Margaret, his wife, aged 78. they had
been merrier! about 50 years.--At Bentley Priory, t. harm ore, .1. Jas.
Hamilton, the Most Noble the Marquisql Abercorn, K.G.—At Sa-
ville Green, Halifax, J. Rhodes, Esq. agrel 50. He at down in
apparent good health to breakfast with his family, when he hastily
arose from the table, on account of a crumb of bread irritating the
top of the wind.pipe, and through the violence of coughing he broke
a blood-vessel, and expired in halt an hour.--On board t! c Indian,
Baron Frederic de Iledcrounp,. chic!' :on of the lute Gen. do Heck-
Mann, commandant of Hanover, and Connitancier of the 1103 al:Order
of the Guelphs.—At I.isbon, aged 96, his Excellency t!.l Berm de
Lebselteru, Envoy Extraonlinary and minister PlenipotcLuary from
the Court of Vienna to that. of Portugal. during a long period
54 pmts.
London, England, 1818-02-02

BIRTH.
Lady Itomilly, of a still born child.
MARRIED.

At Paris, at the British Ambassador's, Major F. Fuller, of the
59th 93. to' Emily, second dau. of Lieut. Gen. F. Fuller.—Lieut.
Cartwright, R.W. to Anne. dau. of the late S. Mann. Esq. of Cork.—
At Bath, Rear Adml. Macnamara, to the Hon. Mrs. C 3: limn, widow
of the late Hon. Lieut. Col. G. Carleton.--The Baron Etienne Dc
Fully, of the Chateau de Neuville. ncw Pnntnise, to Miss E. Nor-
ton, of Sloane-street.—The Rev. J. Roberts, Fellow of Eton College,
and vicar of Sunning, Reeks, to Ilarriett, dau. of the late Rev. C.
Sturges, vicar of St. Mary's, Reading, and Rector of Chelsea.—At
Exeter, Mr. J. Richards, cooper, used ?2, to Miss Stone, a e Loom fv•
voongdanisci of 72. The lender bride was conveyed to the church
in a sedan chair, the better to conceal her maiden blushes hum the
prying eye of curiosity.