The National Register.
London, England, 1815-12-24 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

. Pi; of Northiam, Sussex, merchant.— Jan. 6, T.
ttle Ryder-street,Westminster, watch-maker.---Dee.
yht, of Bagshot, Surrey, miller.—April 30. J. Dunkin,
•dcross•street, rectifier.—Jan. 5. S. Barker, of Norwich,
Int.—Jan. 5. T. Phillips, of Norwich, brandy-mereht.
been, and W. Crabby of Lisle-street, Leicester.sy.
H. Smith, late of Croydon, shopkeeper.--Jan.
I, late of Taunton, grocer.—Dec. 50 I Sllkeld, and
of the Strand, silversmiths.—Jan. tf. D. Richardson,
ick-place, Holborn, merchant.—Jan. 6. C. Pratt, of
'earmouth, Durham, coa!fitter.—Jan. 9.'l'. Bennett, late
merchant.—Jan. 5. 5. Watkins; of Nottingham, gro-
C. Longstaff, of Nottingham, merchant.—Jan. 5. P.
Ingham, grocer.—Jan. t. M. Johnson, of Norwich,
6. 5. Johnston, of Paradise-street, St. Mary-le-bone,
10. E. Martin, late of Aleonbury, Huntingdonshire,
13. A: Young and 5. Bacon, of St. Mary-at-Hill,
merchants.—March 9. A. Mantz and G. Schmid, of Wap-
-Tchants.—Jan. 6. R. Maugham, of Brantford, Mid-
-13. R. and R. Pittman, of Watling-street,
:n.—Jan. 6. H. F. Peltrin, of Lloyd's Coffee-house,
)ker.—Jau. 16. T. and S. Wileman, of West Hoathlye,
:rs.—Jan. 13. T. Richardson, of Milton nest Sitting-
, grocer—Jan. :3. J. Blease, of Liverpool, merchant.
,f Liverpool, and J. Wiseman,
.jun. of the island of St.
le West Indies, merchants—Jan. 6. J. • Dempsey, of
taylor.—Jan. '2O. A. Portington, of Great Queen-
In's-inn Fields, taylor.—Jan. 4. T. Court of Binning-
-Jan. 8. F. Coates and J. Walker of Manchester,
rers.—Jan. 16. S. CIAO! and W. Powell, of Lombard

subs, which were formerly productive of so much
'ranee, have again been established in Paris, and
of what are called the pule Royalists, whose ob-
be, the general and severe punishment of all those
cci ned in the late usurpai:on ; of course theyare in
the very excellent law proposed by the Duke of
►c law of amnesty; which! we noticed in our last.
it club established is 'that in Roe Si Honore, the
of the infamous Jacobin Club ; it is composed
!inbers of the Chamber of Deputies, who, we arc
the merits of every public measure according to
Aar views. It is thought a strong opposition will
this faction to the law of amnesty.

MANSION HOUSE.

Richard Rowley was brought up and underwent •
changed on suspicion of being concerned in the
-pon the Chipping Norton Bank, when notes to the
4,0001. wore stolen.—Mr. Wilson, the solicitor on the
prosecutor, stated, that the principal proprietors were
died Quakers, and they had declared their determi-
proceed further it the present transaction. The
after admonishing the prisoner to take warning by
linary escape he had
,just met with, expres6ed his re-
: respectable part of the community called Quakers
ldept some mode of relieving public justice in the pu-
lrime.

Lady Isabella Ann Brydges, of a daughter.—The
irgeant, fruiterer, in EaSt-street, Brighton, of three
whom, shortly after the accouchement, died, but the
Ith the mother. arc likely to do well.
P. Slancy, Esq. M.P. of Trinity College, Cam-
Eliaa,.daughter of S. Cooke, Esq. of Swan Hill House,
-R. W. 11tencowc, Esq. to Charlotte Elizabeth, (laugh-
, Sir Henry Poole, Bart. of the Hooke.—Dee. 19, the
Roberts, of Mitcham, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter
S. Coxhead, Esq.
Mesancomme, department of GerS, in France, aged
,edieu, day labourer. He ate but little besides -vege-
lreserved his faculties to the last.---In Castle-street,
T.rs. Forrest, wife of W. Forrest, Lsq. and sister of
G. Home, Bart.--At Steeple Aston, Oxfordshire, in
, W. Leehmere' Vice-Admiral of the White..--In
:, Edinburgh, in her VA year, Lady Doll.—At Aid-
, A. F. Kemp, Esq.—ln London, the Rev. Rob. Hun=
;tor of °Word Fitzpainc, Dorcetshire.—E.
Ln. of Cowley-house, new LT.s.i;ridgt.....At Clapham Rise, in his

60th year, H. Clagett, Esq.—At Fromonville, near Fontein!)lean,
aged 75, Madame Marechale Duchess of Richelieu, whose
maiden name was Lay-atilt, and whose first husband was Count de
Rothe. It was a singular circumstance, that the Alan:hal Dake of
Richelieu was married three times during the threi, reigns of Louis
XIV. Louis XV. and Louis XVI. In 1780 he mahieti the Coun-
tess de Rothes.—At the Bourbon Palace, in his 80th Year, the Coeet
De Choiseul Meuse, Lieut.-General of the French Attlee, au:.l
Captain of the Guards of the Prince'efConde.—ln Hatton-garden,
aged 55, Grorge.Jernegen, Esq. architeat —At S. Farmer's, E*so.
Nonsuch Park, Surrey, Thomas Mills Potter, Esq.—P. Pughe, Esti.
of Finsbury-square. —ln his 73d year, D. Davis, Esq. of the Brott4;.
way, Deptford.--In the Circus, 'Bath, in her 85th year, the wife of
Stewart Crawford, M.D.—ln Laurens District, South Carolina,
aged 113, Mr. S. Niblet—He was born in England, where he lived
until he was 10 years old ; he then emigrated to America, and re-
sided in the State of Maryland until about 55 years ago : lie then
removed to South Carolina, where he resided until his death. He
never lost his teeth or his eye-sight. A few days bet4e his death
he joined a hunting party, vent out, and actually killed a deer.—
At North End Hammersmith, Metre Beghie, Esq. of the Stamp
Office.— At Islington, James Cross, Esq.—lnDublin, Thonias
Esq. M.D.—Mr. F. Heysham of Mundell Lordship, Herts. Hit
death was occasioned by the rupture of a blood vessel,--At Stoke
Newington, in her 66th year, the wife of T. James, Esq.—Dec. 21,
'the very Rev. Dr. Vincent, formerly Stub-almoner to his Majesty,
and Dean of Westminster. The great belt of the A bbey tolled On'
the occasion.—ln Ely-place, Dublin, in her 90th year, Mrs. O'Neil,
relict of the late Chas. O'Neil, Esq. King's Council for many years
in the Irist Panilameat.—Lately, in Cambridge, (New York)i
Soloman Cronk, of a wound in the hand, by the cut of a scythe,
which occasioned mortification.--What is most singular in the life
of the deceased was the fact, that he married two sisters, and wilt
each of whom he lived alternately, a week at a time, during the
whole period of his connubial connexion, and by each of whom he
had 13 children. The two females, whose houses were not very
distant from each other, maintained the utmost harmoiry and af-
fection between them, and were all present (two wives and 26'
children) at the funeral of their common husband mad parent,
whom they followed in funeral procession to the grave. [Querys..
are there no laws ia America, against Bigamy or lucestq

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 15th Dec. 1815.
THE Principal Officers of his Majesty's Ordnance do- hereby glee
notice, that proposals will be received at their office in Pall-Mall,
on or before Wednesday, the 3d day of January, 1816, from such
persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of TACKLE
HOOKS and other articles of IRON MANUFACTURE, for service
of this department, for tt period of three years, determinable after
tilt expiration of the first year, upon notice of three months, at the
option of either party.
Patterns of the articles may be viewed -upon application at the
principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and farther particulars,
together with the terms and conditions of the contract, In:), be
known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day
between the hours of ten and font. o'clock, where the proposals
must be delivered sealed up anti endorsed " Proposals for Tackle
Hooks, Ace." but no proposal can he admitted after the said 3d day
of January, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither
will any tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent
in his laehalf, shall attend. By order of the Beard,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 15th Dec. 1815.
THE Principal Officers of his Majesty's Ordnance do kereliy give
notice, that proposals will be received at their Office in !'all- lall,
on or before Wednesday, the 3d day of Jaiwary next, from sneh
persons as may be willing to undertake the surply of TUfttiERY
ARTICLES, tbr service of this department, for a period of three
years determinable after the expirationof the first year, upon notice
of three months' at the option of either party.
Patterns of the articles may be viewed upon application at the
principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and farther particu-
lars, together with the terms and conditions of the contract, may
be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any day
between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the proposals
must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Tur-
nery Articles," but no proposal can be admitted atter the said 3d .
day of January, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day,
neither will any tender he noticed unless the party making it, or
an agent in his behalf, shall attend. }iv order of the Hoard,
It. li. CREW, Secretary.