The National Register.
London, England, 1816-03-11 00:00:00

DIED.

At Camberwell, in his ;Ist year. J. Jordan. Esq. Ile has not sir-
vived his wife six weeks.—The Right lion. Gustavus Hamilton, V,-'.
Borne and Baron Hamilton. of Stiwk:dlan, in the county of Meath,
Ireland. His Lonlship is succeeded In his titles and estatiz, by hi,
only son, Gustavus. now Vise. Boyne, of Iturwarton House, near Lud-
low' Shropshire.—J. Lyons, Esq. of St. Austin's, near Lirmington.—
R. Thomson, Esq. many years President of St. Uhri topher's. and
acting Governor of the Leeward Islands.---In his loth yLar, A. B. J.
Atkins, son of Alderman Atkins. M. P.---In his 77th year, Lord Vi
loughby de Broke, one of the Lords of the Bedeliainlisr. Ile is sue-
ceedal by his son, the lion. John Peyton.--At L'alne, in his *lsth year,
C. ALlsup, Esq. Mr. A. about 50 years ago, planned the figure of the
White horse at Cherwell, as pleasing an object to travel srs on that
road.--In Upper Guildford-street, sudnenly, Mr. J. Devey coal-mer-
e:hunt. of Bankside. Southwark.---Aged east, William Holbrook, Esq.
of Tottenhant.--In the City-road, in his ti7th year. N. Young, Esq.. -
John Bryan Courthorpe, Esq. of Levisham.hill. Kent.---Ann, widow
of Col. Montagu, and dau. of W. and Lady Jane Court-may. sister to
the late Earl of Bath.--At the Grange. near Grinstead, e. Ilirkhead„
Esq.--Nlrs. Sandi L'ampbell, relict of Col. Campbell. of the Royal
Engineer,.--Mrs. Hartland, widow of t'n late Major Ilariland, of
the 84th reg. and niece of the late Edmund Burke.--At Copland Rec-
tory, Charlotte, wife of the Rev. Gowas I lohnes. foster-sister of the late
Princess Amelia.---. 1. Grunt, Esq. son of the lute Sir I.thloviek Grunt,
of Dalvev, and brother to I .ady Mackintosh.---Lady Charlotte Durium,
wife of Bear-Admiral Sir Philip ('hordes Durham, Com. in Chia. of
the naval forces on the I.e.:wanl Isisel station.—Charlotte. 'rife of

Dr. Frazer, third dau. and co-heiress of S. Wodes, lz.sq. of Wyronilw,
'.Sucks.—On Monday last, at Chelsea, It. F. Carey, Esq. late of th::.
41st foot.--.At Fricrn Barnet, .1. Bacon. Esq. F. S. A. many years
sen. clerk, and receiver at the tint fruits °ince.

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OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 4811, F. itll6.
THE Principal (ewers of His Majesty's Orduanec
,T, !we'll give :0a1;...e, that proposals will be reeei7ed at their VIIe in
Pelt Mall, on or &fire Wednerdan. the 13th rt,ii of Mrrrh hobos!,
from arch persons ae may be eadling to undertake the tapply or
peryi •r gre i The PL.itSTRRERS WORK for scrvict of Mil
&party,. ea tic fullmeirtg siai lane. viz.
Towa, Pall-Alall, Gravesend. and
Greenwich. Lewisham, Tilbury Fort,
‘Vuolwich, l'urtiect,
Per a y..riad if Three ware, determinak after the erplratiar of the
,first y:. r. arm tratice if Three months. at Me nation if either party,
and ftrtier partiwilarr, together w;tlr the tern a and imiditions if the
contract, tufty be kaowa at the Smretary'i Oity ti Pall Mill Vies e•
,id, aay dill between the hour, of Pal and litur o'clock, where The pro.
pants namt be ddivered waled up and (odor .• Proposals far Plait-
terers fVork ;" bat no proposal am be admitted after the mid 13111
inst. at twelve o'clock at MOWS of MC muse dry, neither will any trader
he noticed males, the party naekitve it, or an agent in his behalf shall
Wend. ey Order Mf the Ahead, 41. 11. CREIV, Secretary.