The National Register. — London, England, 1812-10-11 00:00:00

()CT. 11. 639 TIM NATIONAL REGISTER. oty ; her figure, person, and voice ate arttnirably calculated to in ure,t, and delight, she sustained the . cletracter throughout with most delayed apnlaut , c, and in the trial scene delivered that truly sublime and h eciu tinl t.vech on Mercy with a let:till, energy, and expression we Nye rarely indeed seen excelled. Mr. Amlll-rst, in tilt Ica, gave a faithful and an.mated picture of the merciless jew, and in e m a ny of ti. :nest tit rikiog pitiiAACS elicitcd beauties ar. , li'lch incontes tibly proved him to have closeiy sttotied the text of our immortal bard. The applause he was li , nii.ured with, w.is connr,ensurateavith its exertions. In the Blue Devils, Mr. Haring nlaye:t I•egrint ex. ; a-d Miss Sydney, in 4kiiil . !tte Catherine, t,vo new p l rts with her, confirmed the very ftvorabie opinion her 'bullet. cinris had given us of her growing merit.. The Lvcevm Theatre closed for the season on Wednesday night. The liaywaiket on Friday. MR. .1 DL ER. Mr. Sadler ascended from Belvidere House, near Dublin, on the Ist i of October, at 1 p. nt. with the wind at south-west, and in 35 minutes bad si , dit of the mountains in \Vides ; he continued in dr. same direc tion till 3 o'clock ; when, being nearly over the 1-k of Man, the wind blinking resh, ho found Wunsch fast approaching the Welch coast ; and at 4 o'clock, he had a distinct slew of the Skerly Light-house, and the prospect of consummating his ardent hopes of a Teedv at rival in Liver pteil. The wind now allifting, he was again taken off, and lust sight of land; when, after !)treeing about fora long time, he discos emit live beating down Channel ; and, in hopes of their assistance, he de %ermined on descending with all possible ex pediticn, and precipitated lit,, If into the sea. In this in craical situation, he had the mortifi cation to find the vessels took no notice of ; obliged, therefore, to re.:tscend, he now threw out a quantity of ballest, and quickly rt.- gained his situation in the air, to look out f.r mote friendly aid. II was a length of time be fore he liadihe satisfaction of discovering any ; and then observed a vessel, which gave hita to understand by signal, that she intended to assist him, but could nut reach hbrit. Two others also now appeared in sight, and one of them tucking about, hoi-ted the Mani colours: fright now coming on, lie Was detemined to avail himself of their friendly aid, and once mole descended into the sea ; but here the wind actmg upon the balluent its it lay on the water, drew the ear %IA SO lunch velocity that the vesrel could not overtake it, awl not unlistandnit, he used his uttut at efforts, had latterly tied his clothes to - thegrai)Ung irnn, and sunk them to keep steady, still the balloon Was canied :mire so fast, that he was untie) the neressity of expelling the gas: ni.:on that escaping, the car actually sunk, and he bad now • nothing hut the netting to cling to. Ws pet 'lons aituLtion. and the fear of getting entangled, deterred the men from coining tit an 111111; Mad, 1 , ot in gamer of drowning, :Mr. Sadler logged they would run their lankspiit through the balloon, and e%pel the scumming gas. Having done Oils, they threw out a A/e,' which he wound round his arm, and was then diaggA a considerable way bet Ore they could get him on board;qiiite exhausted. Iu this situatiiat he was conveyed to Liverpool, where. Eroding Ot t r.rowd of spect rtors immense, his clothes being also wet, and in grea s disorder, he paid ta visit on boat 41 the Princesaa frigate, where he wa t"'"t Politely received, and obligingly accommodated %%Alt clothes, by LACtilenant The bastle, which had excited must anxiety in the sporting world, between Void, the Bristil man, and Holloway, the gardener, was de cided, on !nestlay, on a near Harraw, for a handsome sub scription Phise. At two o'clock, after the wand forms, the combatants enlerYd the ring, with their seconds. Caleb Baldwin and Silverthurne fur Holloway, and • L'lones and Joe Notion fur Ford. Betting MIS "el " The battle, in which there were eiglity•teur rounds, was must übstinatrly contested tl e whole time ; it kisted two hours and a hell, Ind nu men, since the memorable tight ut Newmarket, ever were more punished. At length victory was given to Holloway, when Find had becowe, as it were, lifele,s. and he was carried 0 IMSt•Cilai'`e• A pugilist c cohabit , took place on Wedne:AitY, VII a kWh two or three miles from Putter's Bar, between George Ilankey, a waggoner, ; I nd Holmes, a navigator, when, After .one hour 81 t we nty minutes 41-4 tighling, Mulkey received a tall, and never spoke interw:irds. „, quarrel ori g i n at e d a t a •neighbouring house, and tiie combatants Cal red ut to tight by mutual c 'meta. A sur.:con who was called in 4 uritAited the cause of death to be hum a tall rather than Crow a blow. --Verdict, illonsfittaghter. • , Sldi ctia.—Hainilion, an officer belonging to Marlborough-street p , i I `-e Odke, from its first establishment, cut his throat WI Saturday trek, at his residence, &vesham-buildings, Somers' Town. He had 4fu7st'veral weeks laboured under a figavy cleprzssion of mind. He vu *fiord) , atternravia• ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. Dae.s n rut. FIR r..—On Mond.)) . morning, a fire broke out in the hack I'renti.es of 13 o wden and 'Fucker, oils tisive di ttg- brokers. in Cinnotaile street, liishopsgate-street The ffmes raged with great (ury, aod cs . .tecded their r.tv.9;.:s aiohg the b. , ek of the lsishopsgate street houses, as tar zn; t 11 >u,ltl.dir,:ll, where several houses have. u r . No estin:ate can yet he fsinied of the extent of the loss. lii aF.ATDA I. vrit.—On S .rtirlay week, abut tour in the after noon, a the broke out in a larg.c UCCW!lett by Peter Motiatt, innk..eper. The houses tiLii•• ; 2 cov:red with thatch, and, by anunfor waste noinci deuce, btr.)w.: kVet.v . l% 4;...“1, approaching even to an }lUritcane, biov.in.4 at tic itt less thlit 13 minutes the tire coil- Immicatett itself to au extensive rate ot hoUSCS occupied by Mr. Robert C harks, s:ahkr, i•thers, .N td in . t instant the whole were wript in one sheet of 1! one. Toe utmost consterna- • tiott en-teed; and for mote tit a n au lit)nr, it was feared that the fire would tix on an adjoin . :og squete ot cwtsiderahle tnagoitude, consisting Of soir.e of the hest buildin.,s in the tosvn. rhis, however, was hap pily prevented. A tire so Premendou., and causing !omit extensive devastation, Irs not happened within the memory of the oldest inha bit nit. No less than seven families have had nearly their whole pro perty consumed. M A It It I E D. By Special license, at Arldingtr , n Perk, by the. Archbishop of Can terbury, the Rev. J. CrrElt, tv Mi,s C. M. Sutton, fourth clau6lhet of 111$ Grace._ _ DIED. A t 1-I:rt ford, Fmtm, rungest daughter of the !ate R. Skinner, Esq, of w House, Hampshire. At Strarron Park, Hang, llary, eldest daughter of Sir Thomas Baring, Bart. Laxly, at Southampton, aged 87, Lady Peyton, wile of Sir Y. Pe) ton, Bart. 111::1 3 1LaTOWle ur AWN. On the 14 of net. was uubfishea, tilos:mit-A by Illate , -priee 1111Alr". or the ILI of A ItTS :1.14.1 NI A N UFA t:T ILES -voutaitiiitg, broitte a other impurtant articles. Z.lr. Ta, lot'. Patent for a Nlaritine for to istiag (ho irks of l'anilli.s-31r.INins:.E's tot making Gaup.) (I.or from - Mr. Justice's tier iu:prutetl Motes Audi Grates-1M r. 11 artleastic's for a ('race.-- Mr. Prier's Impro‘c ment Cloelb--Nir.l).l's l'Aper on Chlorine- , er,t•ral Papers front Foreizo• J otirwsle toil na ace -I.la of PatL:tits. It.ce:ttl obtained. I'ublisi•e4l b'. Sterooel attil (*At. P.tterilostor al other Reo's sellers. oliton clay hr had. just pt.itli , ,Ltal. pri‘.: cll. No. XXXII. of THE lIKTILOSPECT 11111.0SCI'llIt NI Et liA IN ICAL., CHENIICArs... and ACRICI'I:II;ItAL Dtz.r.ovEiti:.;s —l.o:aistiaiitt; a Cr it is Al Of elec" New Fact and Dist:in/cry to Arts aa.V:scicace that ha , Itera made public (luting C g 1114 six Moot 1.4. UOl. 3i BRITISH Fl.l:l9,'For 4.4' i:l4 ami Proluoting the C.;11.0 Tlii of HAIM. bold wholesale ;tall t.liil, price titl. al his Ornamental HO.ll . ?Jam: fivtury, the to./ of Ihlsse‘-str..et, in the. Str.uttl. This Prep tilt:inn is (aced wit's a jus , . tvitilitle.tee to the a- ithifirect and esl,:acietis; by its i.Jicret guar.. tuts it till prom:rye the Hair that let/lain!, avid alst, i npre,e its grox tit; it has beet: t.uowu to rebtond Hair on baltl 101.1 res, oat it ce..r..111," retards the sppeara.n.ev oat targy Hairs. '1 if:tanner of usi - ez it beta: peelpeetli rto itsol tlir:s:tiort.:. sealt..l up with the bottle. This Fluil reeoutmeatled to Vie Pnhlic. itel`olllp by too fulsome pmeg,rio. J. 11. wily calicits that it may ite put to the prou:, anti rot to t its own wecits.--To prevent a bpur;,.tis article beini; ituyos;:cl u.i me Public. none genuine oltiell is not aiatled bv Refines. N. t It is ntront;ly recoutircutieti to Officers vend others guilt; to it arm climates, being a 4:6:stain preventative from losing their Hair. Kgbtilr WITI101: I' n.t C ER Olt CITONVENIENCE, Warianted, and thu full CoNt returned, if nut apiirt:ved at.er any Wear, or D.tart;;:e. SA LIMN, ODY, aid CO. Striud, PATFINT SET.,F 7 A njUsTING It PALS to his Al njec,ty's 11Lo) Al Alaty, the East lutti•l company, There Inbtrumento are upon an esti:lb new principle. 11:e iprinzs ate so con.. strurted, as to admit of increase amt! deertso is .lie a - tit firer, gill ao-mer ti r either right or irft Without !toy tp %k e% Patvertrr.. , b.t. iut: wit "elle . rthout Danger or LtcuuteutiVnre to vpwsrtl of Pcsol per!ar-. wroblctl to warrant their !wit rument% cup:rim . L.l rt.ise and effect to r% vry other i.ive ntitu , on the alio% c tertu.; anti coutiolcutly raran:toend a trial to all tlto-lt ut‘,v prefer per• fort caw and ireorit% to ti e; app4:irat ion of Ow co:n non . Y. H. Persons re-itling• in the Country the circtunCere!tce o 1 the /Jolly in Latles, jus above the may delieua upon ;wing ite..urate!.) BANDANA, SOAP. • IHTE HANDS lave 01 . 1".1' 1.11:1211 eil:tei1101 a per.onal beauty in botb Screw, and 1.1 some tiams .illiairupe are viscati a t:, P.-rion, of . —The Soap. or UnUatt Wasisin?, pos-ess the pript•rt : of siviie; the apost exqui site delicacy of texture and itzeonecis able fairavy.; to the hand; H ble`i Are coinaantly washed with this. soap. Even itt cases where the 4111:11; . .t; !...ea injured loy labour of other yiolence,the hardness aud coarseneys are etitnnually, in fail a , nl perinaw. neatly !waived, and burece.led by a sknoothneF.s, ta;rnes-, and de•ica,:y of a pprut auce, w tacit eancot he avitdred by any other means whit .:ver. It it by experieneo only that way 'oast caa Rain La- adequate idea of the superior excdience of a l it Vold by the Proprietor's Agents, whose signature it hears, Ske4tlu and Cu, No. il9, Strain]. ut.lar Teutp . .e-laar, London . atilt the Proprietor*, as a further security, beg thou) to be pArticul tr io uoticin, that the stauie aud acidcestsof the Printer, As Spea‘g, No. I:, How-stretst, C'oreut-garden, ty aflix‘;ll to the billet and wrapper. AY e a le ri arts conuterfeitg.—Sold by mate asspemble - Perfutncry auul Metlicioak Venders, iu Town and Country, price is. eaeh cake. Hut it is at all times necessary to be p.trticular iu orb,erying the above Caution, w`.:ich will be tbi. weans of pre.. voutiag tho impositions wb iris base, :If late bran pzactiatirl. I . • . F r