The National Register.
London, England, 1822-06-16 00:00:00

KITCHEN RANGES.

NVH. WHITELEY, No. 2, Rosamond-street,
• Clerkenwell. and No. ?n, Crutched-friars, Minories.
London, the real Inventor and Patentee of the SELF-ACTING
KITCHEN RANGE. with Oven and Boiler for Steaming,
Roasting, Boiling, Baking, and Stewing; all kept in action at
one time, with a small open Fire-pl;.ce. 'f o be seen always in
use as above, and respectable references given.
The largest Assortment of Ornamental Stoves of superior
design and workmanship, and considerably cheaper than
any other House in London. Also, Improved Steam Boilers,
for brewing. washing, dressing of food for cattle, baths, dyers or
Carters' pans, paper 'nuke's vats, 'Ste.; all of which are worked
by Steam, on a sunple plan, and at a small expence.
W. 11. W. having been honoured with such distinguished
approbation, feels it a duty he owes the Public to inform them.
that many Furnishing Ironmongers are selling an Imitation 0:*
this Range; but assures them, that all Ranges with Boilers that
return to the back of the fire, not having V 4 . H. WHITELEY'S
name and residence cast upon the front of the Boiler, are spu-
rious, and will be found dearer in price, inferior in every part,
and will finally full in all their operations.

At Florence, on the 9th nit. in the house of hi. Nlajewy's Minieter
to the Coma of Curcany, Wm. Burn, es 1. tit CMooch, Pothaiiite to
Jactmette, fourth daughter of W. 1. dull, esq. tit !Carpool hull, in the
county of Devon.
At at. Martin in the Fields, the Rev. J. D. °sirelino, to Aunt:,
youngest daughter of K. With., cal. ul ltneki.ghtisti sot. t.
At Wandsworth, W. 11. %Vest, esq. to kliraueth Dorothy I!!y;it,
boils of the woe place.
At ,t. Pancras, the Hee. J. L. Sutton, vicar of Weekley, and recor
of Oakley Parra, Northamptonshire, to )lies Bowen, of koston
New toad.
At Rye, in Sussex, Mr. Win. Barber, or High street, Routhwark, to
Sarah Anne, daughter of IL Ileath, es,. of the Oa met ph.",
At Camberwell, 11. IL Guoilhdl, opt. of the Fast India butler. to
Mary, eldest daughter of 11. Smith, iekt•am
louseh
At Loom pool. I. I /II tier, two. youngest Fon 01 the e rouser,
cage of Upper Wiutpole street, Loudon, to Elazabeth, third uleurner
AA the tote N. Crook, esq. ylf Lioncyoul.
ll.Jellicoc, lt.N ~ of Waudsworth, to Jane, daughter of Sir
A. B. !Ong, Wet. of Dublin.
At St. Caurs,Cuvent gag den, W. Carroll, esq. to FAlzabeth, relict of
the late tt.'lltdchrel.,..b.4. of I svichenliam lodge, Middlemen.

DitD.
Ou the Sth inst., at the Grove, war Parbarri. after a short Maria,
in the 65th year of his age, xophru tat:foie heroine, eeq. The tan
time he appeared on the stave was for the heuent of a part of his
family, or the Stfith of lad month, when he per toriucd " Sir Chu iito-
phec Curry" iu luck sad I artco." Ile was then apparently in ill
usual state of health; but in a sew clays atterwaids he wasattacked by
inflammation in the bowel,. which titiottlse Ito 66 i 44 Atell his mo rthetal
existence. In private lite he was a social. lively companion; on
stage be was cliedy remarkable tut playing in. John Falstaff," it is
said, without stinting.
tin the Ilth iustaut, the Item. Isaac Itezer,of frome, late of Tooting,
Surrey.
At his house hi Red Lloa Kaare, W. Duff, esq. of Nicholas lane.
At tell Vue, near uillantey, We 2411 i year of her age, Lbristonta.
wire of lb la onto, jun. en'. amid daughter of John (unman, es,. ot
Mode street, .Manchester square.
At Legloon, aged 17, glary, the yolinest dair.;lttat of J. Falconst,
et,. his lajesiy's Lonsul tie., rat tot I .1-rang.
Joanna, the wire of Thus. Alto wit, es,. of )lafttloa street, Hanover
;rare.
.11 henningtou, Elisabt th, widow of bite w. J. Russell,
aged 4h yens.
At bet house at Lnytonitone, Essex, Mrs. I': aoklitt, aged 74.