The National Register. — London, England, 1813-09-05 00:00:00

~r . 5. • the matter for further iniestigatii.n. He committed the prisoner to Newgate for trial. Wednesday the question as to the legality of sending out por terin quart or pint pots was tried at this office. Mr. Nares, Mr. Kinnard, and Mr. Richardson, the MiTistratos, attended to hear and determine the question, which is under an Act of Parliament of the I nit of Geo. I. The information was against a pnbliean residing in the parish of St. James, Westminster, char?• ing him with sending out of his house, to be drank in another In n a less quantity of porter than one gallon in a pewter or other pot, and for which offence he had subjected himself to a penalty of 40. , . for every time lie had sent out such pot or pots. Mr. Alley attended as Counsel for the prosecution, and entered very fidly into the history of the Act of Parliament under which this information was laid, enlarging upon the heavy loses and in convenience the Publicans were put to by the custom of sending out pets, and contending, that the Act had never been repealed, but was in fttll ((nee. The fact itself was admitted by the defendant, who pleaded the enstom. The Magistrates, after taking a view of all the eiretnnstances of the case, gave unanimous opinion, that the . .Act was in full force, and convicted the defendant in the penalty of forty shillings. The defendant gave notice of his intention to appeal against the conviction at the ensuing AVestminster Sessions, and entered into a recognizance for that purpose. After which he asked, if he might in the mean time, send out beer in less quantities titan a gallon ? Mr. Alley, in reply, said, that it was the determination of the Committee of Licensed Victuallers, who had instituted the pre sent prosecution, (many of whom were then present in the Office), to persevere in their intention to put au end to the custom, vitae!' they considered a great evil. MANstosr.llovsz.—Application•having been mane by several Publi cans in the City to the Loan MAYOR, to know how to act in respect to sending out pint and quart pewter pots to their customers, some of them being threatened with informations, the LORD MAYOR, we under stand, informed therm that he would not interfere in the business, our receive any informations against them. On Saturday night, Maria Walker, 1111 unfortunate young female, was conveyed to the Middlesex Hospital in a state of insensibility, having taken two drachms of opium, which she bad procured from the neighbourhood of Coram-street ; she was soon relieved from the •lanwer which seemed to threaten her, and put in a state to give the greatest hopes of her recovery. Upon being questioned as to the cause of her committing the rash act, she said that abfint two years n ,, 0 she wag seduced, but very soon disliking the way of life, she made Application to her friends in Hampshire, but without success. She was induced, from despair and want, to commit the rash act. Charles Macey, a young man in the list year of his age, and whose father is a respectable wholesale butcher in Newgate Market, shot him 'elf with a pistol, on Saturday se'imight, at the Blue Last, Cock -court, Ludgate-hill. Part of his tongue and jaws are shot away, and he lies in a most deplorable state, though :till alive. Valious causes are as signed for committing this rash act. 1 :MST 575 17th of THIS MONTH. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, & CO. the CONTRACTORS,. Riispecifully remind the Public, that the State Lottery begins Drawing ou this 17th of Tuts Movrx (September). The first Ticket drawn a Prize above Twenty Pounds will roceive, in addition to such Prise, the sum of Teu Thousand Pounds. Th iii st Mon Blanks drawn Mill also rec, ibe ~i) au elch.—fbe Lottery consists of only li3OdU Tickets, and the Scheme coutaias ii... of .. Ile,ouo I 5..0f .. 41,00) f 7..0f .. 1100 9 2,330 a 'ds and A'to. The Lowelt Prizes in this Lotter) arc km. Tickets & Shares are soiling in great variety at Rich: Irdtccu.tioeditick, & Co.'s Ogees, Conon' of Bank-build ing's,Cornh i 11, and facing the Lug's-mews, Cl aen,,o!rows. • SPRING BRILAKFAST.---Tlie SASSAFRAS COCOA Is not only more tutu It isms than Cocoa or Chocolate, but, on account of po.seet. jug a mild, grateful aromatic quality, affords a most excellent breakfast and Si P:s per, particularly adapted to the Spring Season. Possessing as it do. }, in a lifKa degree, the peculiar corrective propertied of Sassafras; it also keeps the sysgens i n a very healthy state, and eflectually destroys. the seeds of the diseases which are • pt to come into action iu the Spring, as eruptions or foulnes% of the skin, and scrofu lous a trections. People of runty, billions, asthmatic, and consu:npti%f babies, will :Liss) find it a most invaluable article of diet: This Cocoa is reconimmidcil by tbas first Physicians and Surgeons.--Sold by Wm. Wilson, Grocer, .39,Shtalld, corner of Buckingham-street ; Os. Gd. per pound. BRANSCOM ITS ONLY and LUCKY OFFICE; Is at No. I, Holborn Bars, the corner of Middle How, where was sold in last Lot. tery, No. 8355, the Grand Prize of 420,i00 in eleven Shares; and is the last Alt months, Six Capital Fri/co, in eight)-nine Shares. The NEW LoTTEKY to be Drawn the I ith and 2Sth This Montb (Septetnl , Pr) embraces the following advantages in favour of the Public, viz. :—There are few Prizes of I to : nou aad „elo,ooo-11 of .01,000 and ~t ban—with a great proportioa of ,tllOO, klOO, &c. &c.—the lowest Prizes are XiM ; the tint 1000 Blanks drawa will be Sat each the dist drawn Prize ahove o t..in on the first day. will be entitled to in addition to what it may be drawn—and the 4nt drawn on the VII day, in like manner, will be entitled to tryen. Ticitets and Shares fur this extraordinary beneficial Lottery, which contains only 12,0110 Tickets, ate on bale at the truly fortunate Office, No. I, Holboru Bars. SALMON, TURBOT, AND COD, &c. As a Sauce for these Vi4i, nothing is more estetmed than Pulltius / 4 ESSENCE e# I.OII4TERS, newly Invented, producing with half the usual trouble and expence, superior sauce, when Lobsters are out of season, or wteii they cannot be procured.. —Also his original Oyster Ketchup for Beef Steaks, &c. equally approved; Pint. 4s. Half-pint, 2.5. prepared to keep in all climates.—Caution. The extensive de mand for these articles ha% ing produced servile imitations (to prevent disappoint inent) purchaser: are requested to observe the inscription, J. Parkin, sole I,t veutor,' is on the labels of bottles, as any without it are spurious. Sold Wholesale and Retail, at Purkis's old established Warehouse, for choice Pickles, One Oils, Sauce, &c. No. 110, Chancerydiane. London ; and by . respectable Agents it► all the provincial Cities and Towns lathe Kingdom. DIED. At Islington, a woman named Pinker, well known as a washerwo• man, iq the Wed year of her ace. At has house, Bush trill, Enfield, %V. F.amonson, Esq. aged 81 years THE FINE ARTS. 'l'. 'MACDONALD having continence(' Business at the Premises late the Poet's,Gallery, No. 39, Fleet-street, begs leave to offer fur the it - spection of tin' Nobility, Gentry, and Public, a FINE COLLECHON , if PRINTS; being in possession not only of many justly e•teented and Plates. eneiaved by and lifter the most celebrated Masters, but alsu ot a on.;•.i e Selection of Prints, I) , swings, &c. by various Masters, which he trust, ~.;II be round worthy the atter'. ion of Ama teurs and Artists. He has lately added to hi: Exten•ive Stock of Engravings Four Beau tiful Plates, one, " The Infancy of Jupiter." engraved by Mr. 11. hleyer, after a Picture by Ilewy Thomson, It A. ; and the three fol lowing, engraved by Mr. Say, ‘i Cupid," alter the celebrated Picture of Sir Joshua Reynold , ; '' 1) oriel in the Lion•' Deo," nPer a Picture by James Northeute, R. A. ; and the " Ruud Side," after a Picture by W. Owen, R. A. AS it is Mr. Macdonald's intention constantly to publish whatever may render his Collection more unique and'yoluable, he hopes tor the Patronage of a liberal Public. _ Print; framed and glaaed, Drawing, rnnunted, and urdets in every branch of the Busittels executed with pro niptitnds void attention. . 1/14111 %A ift, 111.1111/001 u: /1 Mj. PA IA ('hurch-yard: Hale and Fenuers, Puultr) ; Crabb, Lombard-street ; 11.0 e, Wilotevt'r Biacbio-lane and Contain; Wi x, Leadeolialt-street ; Stokes, reochurcb-stieer a fur the Grexors,Geacechurcti.streer; Young, Wapping : Simpson, Fleet-street ; can and Hodson, Strand ; Riches, Princes-street, Wesiniinster ; it is also st Id by Druggists, Confectioners, and Patent Medicine Warehouses, in bottles vs. oil. in every to Make the unmet Sp; ring and MaPideta 0111114 rappas. Is • NOTA BENE! PIDDING anci.CO. No. 1, CORNIIILL, and 5, CIIARINO-CROSS, un dertake to pay a PREMIUM of 10,0001. to any Person. who may have bought at either of their Offices the Ticket which shall happen to be the /last DttAWN Prize above 201. on the 17th of THIS MONTH. over and above whatever the Prize may be, whether :0,0001. 10,0001. 1,0001. 5001. or less. Now observe, the Day is fast approaching, the Event must interesting, and this fortunate Destiny may actually be reserved Iler th• Reader, if lie embraces the opportunity of adventuring a Trifle at PIDDING and Co.'s, No. 1, Outdid!, or 3, Charing-Crnss. FOR THE BENEFIT OF T 1 POOR. Wand C. GODBOLD, Proprietors of the VECIETABLE BALSAM, redirect fuliy in!erm the public, that through the 1 ...-coltunendaticita of the Right H ,u. Lord Viscouut Dudley and Ward, and othr.:;s of the Nobility, Clergy, and Ceatty, Ig various parts of the country, who have taken into consideration the Ettniber of Poor that die annually in ConsUmptioes, and their being excluded the benefit of this Medicine from its high price, which is allowed by the Physiciaiis to he the chill efficacious remedy to be depended upon for this Disorder, the Proprietors hale in consequence now planted their Vegetable Balsam at one princip II Vender's iu ry principal town in this kingdom, where it may be had by all persons for this (7lia. rity, at be. 6d. per half pint,.and Ins. 6d. the pint, which; to all others, is sold at Ics. the pint, and 9s. the half pith, as usua'. Several surprizing cures have been already performed in consequence of this [with ition, the eertiti: ite. of which way be seen at the Proprietors, No. d, Bloomsbury-square, where tie Medicine tn• y be had for this Charity. The 111111 MS are in their hand-wri ing upon each label oat every bottle; also in the body of each stamp that covers the c.irk, to,forge oitbei it felony. One hundred p muds will be given te any person who g-tb.oo hifurmatio 'von their being convicted. SPYRING AND MARSDEN'S LEMON ACID FOR SAUCE, &c. This Acid for the table (which. from its being a tine powder combined tett,' tho fragrance of the Lemon Peel, would be cenerilly approved of if it was better known) has been mostly confined to persons of high rank, and only requires a trial and sufficient publicity to become general whenever Lemmas are wanted for domes tic purposes. There is a direction on the bottle for Puncl, Lemonade, &c. Sc. It is sold at the following Italian Warehouses:—Thomas, Brown, anti Bal a Bond-street; Mackor and Aveling. Pincadilly ; Price, Haymarket; Prussy and Barclay, Ostord-street ; Plaistow, Pall-Mall ; Stinton, St. James's-street; West, Rine...street, Soho ; Lazenby, Edward -street. Portman-square ; Rawlinson,GreAt Portland-kreet : Atkinson, Nagger, and West, Oxford-street ; Davis, Great Rus sell-street: Aveliwg, Gloucester-street, Bloomsbury; Wright, Lamb's Co,:duit strect; Powell and Son, Shout and Son, blarchunt, Holborn ; Hurcombe, St. PaIll'•; Church-yard; lisle and Fenuers, Poultry ; Crabb, Lombard-street ; 11.11 e, Biachin-lane and Contain; Wiz, Leadeohalt-street ; Stokes, Feachurcb-stieer a Grexory, Gracecburch-street ; Young, Wapping : Simpson, Fleet-street ; jr' son and Hodson, Strand ; Riches, Princes-street, Westminster; it is also st Id by Druggists, Cuidectioners, and Patent Medicine Warehouses, in bottles vs. lid. to Make the amyl Spy ring and Marsden on the wrappers, anti() WC' Is gellUille.