The National Register. — London, England, 1822-11-17 00:00:00

BOXING. r This was what the Fines won!tl term a snug day's • Oast on F Way, in Mellish'. Al. adow's, between Heston suit thst.ridg... in thrte battler, two of which pros,ed out ~nil not The firt.t was for :CU for. re , 2llS, in a match I e •%, el, A iihro-e, the eclehreted 11 iltaltire wrestler, anti IVe ton, who was milled and 1..5. a .ite grind its %tilt F:uw:is, the b last Settft...l). r. The first round of the battle, which was foojit in ca open ring. was " cuttisi; and eleven minors, mostly in Nvoiir of Weston, by his quickness in lite absence el reit tine. There was. tin parrying, because tLe Oleo tad not know how to ovule. In a cloer Ambrose gave Lis adversary a tre stirtidons fat!, enou::11 to burst him. 2. Strong eseicise had taken away the first tinur:a't, and boought on the piping system.. V. vston %er..leil bent by the 1.0, and he broke his ads crsary's nose by n lucky het hit, and floored him, and he strutted as if suitocat w,tti chiret. 3. Ambrose went reeling to the scratch as tirtutL as a 131- l3endle fro ta a 1,, , r,1 3,lnyor's dinner, but he ran in and threw his a:trews:l a Leary cross-buttoca. 4; 3, and 6th rounds produced au misthief, with the eseep -1)on of NA'estun,lniving renrived a punch on (Le eye. Toe men were too tired at laborious work. 7th and hest round in *lit battle. It lasted nine minutes, and there was much round heavy hitting on both sides, and ear,.t flaw until the to-condi were cowered will, glory. .btli and thli were msn!ally contested, but at the dose or the latter Ambruse. whose peepers were aunt gone to grass, threw his adversary so lieu, v a fall Oat he was taker nil the gerund insensible. This ludo , throw of Ambrose won Lim tite ba:tle in :o utatutes. - florKta:s AND BeariD.—.Titif light also for twenty invert Calla, la , t , !d set rot errs nittiti.es, itt which tiiieen FUla511 , 11? tOillaiS were fought 4l . for F.ren Coon, and has sci,oce, Jial 114 a iVer:ary t. one of the haul fi t ;litiwg gypsy trate, who did i,is wo,k in the toyie of - C..a, Ito tin' firm three woods, Ly a fem.. Ivo and executing rush lle got tired it. the 4t:t when Illopkittilooke Itrnnnd, piukal htm, anti I tl the rest of tile li e ht. lloi.kuts won toe fight wi.h sett:re punishment. A Y fizht for a soserei2o followed. Being both curs, the Kinds picture was given to the lases id the wood fieltt. A match has been made between Turner and Cyrus Davis, to fight for . lOU guineas aside, on the third Tors .1101 in ;war Felnnary, half .minute time, and a stand up fight . , in a g 4 leet sing. Two umpires to Le ap 410;1141 on the around. r NsATIS Awn Seanx --The match is off. Suring did nut make his stuke good at B.:lchet's. on Tuesday, as it vas expected he would. Great interest prevailed oti the subject 01'918 1 01mA the day. S.ons after dinner a sove reign was given for choice . of 2UI. on Neale. and the fluctuations of the betting tap so die last moment were rotisideralde. At nine oclock at night it vv..5 five to fonr oil Neate ; at ten, six to four on Neale; at eleven two to ()neon Neate, p.p.; halflast churn, three to our ed Nrate, p.p. About this time it bestan to be whis pered among the Fancy skit Spring's itirk , rs would lie I•etA treed. At half-past eleven it!l tloubt was set at rest by the entry of Mr. Belcher into the lower rooms, who u,ketl is any gentleman would deposit die stake, (I 501.) for Spring, when no person auswerimg, the homer siaLs were declared forl.:tieil, to the great regret or litany per sona presets, who had a great many bets of double events, and some treble events. Betting even on Hodson and Shelton.—Six to four on Ittstil.lll against Martin, and fit to lour on Bar:ow against David RANDALL AND MARTIN.—« ' e base j .st been in forpledtbat iu Con44.tience of a k tier receised by Dl r. Jacksem, front NI r.l.:ll.nit, the backer lit de manding the 6001. staked ay him iorLill-411Jt a meeting look place on Foitlay at Mr. Jackson's rooms.— : kto.lail was summoned to attend, %Inn the business taarit 11110 consideratinst, and the odds are illy to one that the fi l blit will not take place. evenirg, AS Nlr..Fyson, farmer, of Fordham, has returning home, be was stopped near the Malting, at the witskirts 01 Newmarket, by tour or fit e men, who, airs beat.tog and ill using him very much, took mini him some silver, and pulled MI Isis hoots, hat, and neekk er. chief, in search, probably Of mote plunder. In this, however, they were disappointed, as they did not Mscover some notes which \I r. Fysott Carried in his waistcoat pocket. In the strugg!e, we are informed that Fysoit inflicted a Mark un one of them which in.iy perhaps lead to his detection. The fingers of the ruffian bemg thrust into his tornitit, he bit 1.1. 11 Avid, so mut h strength as to take a piece of t one of them. LwratissivE Itoneeits.—Tuesday morning, the 5 It iontant, between the hours Of Otte and two o'clock, the house of the Lord Chief Barron, at Stephen's Greet), was enured by the drawing room window, and the follow tog witches blOirtl thereon::—il new siker forks, 23 tattle spoons, 16 desert spoon , . 9 old table 111414/1114 4 butter laiilts. I warp ladle, 6 soot spoons, 3 Lags silver candlesticks (crest a nag's head), awl a (pi :sit tily. of wearing apparel. 'Duce persons on whom some of the wearing apparel was found by the peace Mhz. r Campaign, underwent a lone examination at 3 o'clock Thor day the 7th lust. before George Huddart, Esq.— Oac of the par.v is a to ((((( unit receiver of stolen goods 1 hey were ali remanded for lusher examination. Last wick, as Mr. Milton and his Wittily, of Marl borough -street, Plymouth Dock, were at tea, they were alarmed by a strange Ito se tit tile chimney, which was succeeded by the descent of a large bird, enveloped in root. At fir-t they supposed it to be a p;groti, but on exhuitiation it polled :IP be a a remailialily fine partridge %% Meet, inst. ad of sharing the every-day late of its spe cies and becoming food for the pictire, is kept alive in the Ilona:, and (reds heartily no croupy Mr. A\ I.lCall,'Cr.itani,ay, boatswain of Isis Majesty's strip Gord soh. On Monday last took a boat to go on latarn hi, stop, lying ott the lilue iloar-yaril, Rochester. (Jis Ins getting alongside he hiade an attempt to reach a r.. 1 .e. which he missed. sod overbalancing hot self in the Lose, f:l'. into the.river, Ind was Ititfortonctsly drowned. THE NATIONAL REGISTER • • BIRTHS. The Indy of 0. Ilishnp, esq. of Finotonry pine*. of a Son. In ftedturd row, the lady 01 J. 0. Scott, esq. of • son. In DotOn) ,trees, Mrs. N. 11. SS Übe, by, of a dangifter. At I%m-womb. the lady a, J. J. 1511.1.4.41 . , Mi. Of •11041. The lady of It. Illagnen, off,. of Sack4nie allot, of a daughter. the lAdy of It. fotho esq. of (Action'. Momenta:oolllre, of ■ lola anti he ir. .11 It, house in runts piste, the lady of R. A. Cottle, en. of • daft;;;lter. M.4DRIED. At Fordinkhrifiee, limns. ?Jr. Henry Greenwood, sturgeon. of Si. John** son of the We Her. 7% Greenwood. view oft aloe, 4 li,, .0 Aoo.t, eldest dae,lster of G. Meade, e.g. of frying Couft. II Cll.) don. Henry de I, Chaninelle, esq. of Newington green, to Jdiv Mauleaft, of Aerwool. ' , tot. I anesas new eltuffil. John hone, esq. of Orel* Marlow, to Miss (tag., of Kentish town, second daughter of the laic Kay. S. tinge, of disaam , &tits. Ai t liarlw. tot, sentry, D. C. roller, esi. of Pole pi ice, to Frances, danghter of I. Coiner, esti. of 1)1,1 Lando, Torrey. A;l. lobed LMA, 01 IC l'am'a Chattily: nil, to loft Britton, the 14:Morn al/lA:Her u 1 the late I. Niter, cep Of Jbamcs ihtli.lll,JOrrey, Mill Of 1 - 1.0.1.31 Aleut, Iluraril duo u. Al , Voking. Mr. S. If. Rolls, of .Flasing lane, •to Catherine, thi.ll dau‘ister of 1. Gunftstnith,esf. of Dachau,. )If. n..urt l F. Nevin:on, ui Jlua Golle,te garden', to Dudley, eldest fleughter ut the We 1. 1,101.1W1, eel. Cl Nltaly, nee. inko. • At hit Ff4l. Thohy Priory, Paidex, I. Grant, call. late of nerres - ara. Al , t otht(ortibratige. t. Cliattti,orti. lAC Ur iiiti4Ate, London. AI Stareruis, Itut. ~,,, w Itithvr she Unit gout. liar the benefit of the air, till., LA lirli)erC. 0104 .1113glier of the late Mr. LI lit Oyerit, Ul RAU...N..14. I. isca•htre, M,11111..,1f London. Om the 11914 A.ay mat, at etitoloty, In Inc 321 year or hit age, Mr. Mei.ett I:eltittLttast, of the 1100. Fast Intim Latattita.l) o s elect service; anal on the *l.il of 144 Intuit, tato 14.11ter. Att. ILivttl I.lll.iatiott, aged 22, while pate sotto?, his pa pit wioual studies at SVCOI.4 4111 10O1U1 .41+ or or. 11,41141m1. Of A hierusaaeut y. Al tattad.aoli, Mr. Lewis Valrots. szet.7B At Lis at 14•11.tii. itt '. di, A. Irvine, e.g. late or his ~. .je;lt'a IRO reeirleNt est root. AROWLAND SON, Sole Propri;:tors of ils A. the Original AIACASSAR OIL, respectfully inform the Nubility, Gt ntry, mid Public at large, they have removed to No. 20, HATTON GARDEN. Also beg to CAUTION, that in consequence of the universal demand tor their ORIGINAL and GENUINE lIIACASS kit ()11., impostors purchase the empty bottles, and attempt to deceive the public with spurious 3lecuiser Oil, composed of Mimic us iugreitieuts, °Meting it fur sale at a lower !nice, rind without the label ; and others sign " Rowlundson," imitatiag tle. signature, which renders it ne cessary on pa:chasing to ask forAIOWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, and au jelly to observe that none are geouine without the little book inside the wrapper; and the label is signed on the outside in Red, " A I:owl:mil and Sun. - - The prices are 3s. tid.; a. ; 10s. Gd. and zis. per bottle. All other pricy are impu sitions.—The genuine has the address un the label, " %o. 20, Hatton Carden." Patronised by his Royal Highness the DUKE OF SUSSEX; and most of the ROYAL FAMILY, their Imperial Majesties the EMPEROR rand EMPRESS of RLSSIA. His Imperial Majesty the EMPEROR Of ('NINA, their Excellencies the Dukes De L'ltstaaTabo and Ar. SAN CARLOS, and the Dole Dnussvi acct j by their Especial Authority : and utast of the Nobility throughent Europe -1(OW LAND'S IiIACASSAR OIL, (The Original and Camille) which for many years has been uni versally admiri.d, and is the best mid cheapest article for non rishisig the ll.vr, preventing its falling Mr or turning grey, pre serves it to the West period of lime ;.prometts a lusuriaut growth on the baldest plants. Coals 11A1 ft —lt pa odac:a and makes the curl firm during exercise, or in damp weather—render:. Hair that is Lareli mud dry as suit as silk, glossy, elegant, and beautiful. Aucunclinnerit, &c. duriii‘ which this Oil should be regularly urplieti, as it prevents the Hair being injured, such as falling oli'or changing colour, end retains its beauty—produces WHISKERS, EYE-lIROW S, CIIILDkO%s' 11•IL—A due attention to Children's Hair is of the utruost importance. This Oil is invaluable ;it eradicates the scnrf easy and pleasant, and is superior to rumba, soaps, &c. makes the Hair Grin in its roots, and tiles a stamina for a beautiful Head of Hair. _ _ . KE) WritsKeas, -GREY WHIsZEIts, EYE BROWS, flair on the head, effectually changed to Brown or Black, by the use of ROW LAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE. By merely wetting the Hair, it immediately produces a perfect change...— Price 4s. ; 7s. 6d. ; and 10e. 6d. per bottle. Sold by the Sole Proprietors, A. Row:and and Son, No. 20, Halton Garden, Holhorn, Loudon; and by appointment, by f!Aillt. Heed.; ies, Titchbourne street; Smyth, 117, Cattle and Pierce, 57, D.iti:ge, 65, New Bond-street ; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street ; Sanger, 130, Oxford-street ; Berry and Co. 17,1Griek-streel : Butlers, 4, Cheapside, and 220, Regent street ; Rowney, 106. Hatton-Garden ;J. T. Rigge, 65, Cheap side ; 'faite, 41, ,Jehrelon, 6s, Cornbill ; Newberry, 45, Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton, Bow Church yard ; Burgess, 63, Holborn-11l ; Low, 330, Prout, 229, Strand ; Barclay and Sens, 95, Fleet-market ; Ford, Fen chuedi-street ; Colley. 214, 'Wharton, Bishopsgete-street ; Bart lett, Hamm garden ; Gihhins, Fleet-market, Swift, Holborn, Graves, Ott - old-street ; Iffcralnian Piccadilly , and Nis, Royal Esehanga ; and by must Perfumers and Medicine Fenders. Ask fur " Itowland's Oil," or " Rowland's Dye," and ob serve the signature," A. ROW LAND and SON. " ,By the K Ines floras. LaTTERII P GODBOLD'S VEGE'fABLE BALSAM. Pot Cuuaus, CONIUSITTIonit, and Asvgalna. THIS medicine has been established for nearly 30 years, and is allowed by many eminent physicians to be the only efficacious remedy to be depended upon for curing the above complaints. Theo umerous cures that are daily perfoecowl, and which acre attested by persons of the first rank in this king dom, would fill volumes. Copy of a Let:er to Messrs GODBOLD,. 3 Bloomsburrequars. Gi.ntltmcn,-1 have the pleasure to inform you, that your in valuable Vegetable Balsam, recommended to me by the Hon. Mr. Shirley. of Fulham, bas perfectly restored me to my former state of good health. I was an a deep decline, and had taken a moo ber of other medicines which failA of success.—With grati tude 1 remain, your obedient servant, HOIBEILY Davis. 9. CumOerland Place, Chelsea, May it. Is tS. Mrs. Dorothy Gay is cured of a cotteumption by taking S pints of the Vegetable Balsam ; she wins under a amuse of medicine fr,ani the hieulty lire months, and found no telief.—Certificates of the cure the lath eifJune IBIS. Stronger proofs of the efficacy of this medicine cannot be given tth.r its being teeoturoended by the following nubility. The most Noble Margins of Lothian, the Right Hon. Viscount Dudley Anil Ward, the Right lion. the Lords Macdonald, Grantiey, Nortrseue and Mountford, the Right Hon. late VW. counts': Dudley and Ward, Dowagers Brantley. Falmouth, and Foitescue, Lady Aiipreece; Sirs Francis Blake, Edw. Newnhiuss, John Cogbili. anti Gorge Armstrong; Generals Doyle and Dronley ; Colonels Raker, Debatti, Lenox. &c. N.B. Messrs. Godbold have established an institution far the benefit of the poor and others, who cannot afliird to pay the full price for the medicine, and have, in consetpience appointed it to "old by one respectable Vender in every principal town in Sng anreothlv to ti. terwsof tie chatty. as well NA at NO. a, -04 re. 6,=_..A...1 .~' q~ r „FR' "•- " Drelion HI LD BED Linen' = sy, sad Cloak Warehouse, No. SO,Cily ad square.—hlrs. INGRAM most respectfully forms her/Friends and the Public in general, that she tau laid in a well-eeleeted„ fashionable, and large essortmeat of Child-bed Lista of every kind, Millinery of every description. such as lace, dress, loam*. log, night end all other kiud of ceps; turbans. handkerchiefs, frills, &c. very cheap, D , Pelisses, and Cloaks of la rts, made hi the first style of fashion and dispatch, at very moderate charges—Ladies are respectfully junked to invest the above caillectinn.—Ob Doll In the window, sod ills neat awe to the Rustic House, Cabinet, and Chair Manufacto ry. r il -I HE ROYAL FAMILY, NOBILITY, GEN -1 Till", and LADIES and GENTLEMEN may rely on it, they will not have a hair full off or turn grey, by now using PR I NCE'-e celebrated RUSSIA OIL, nit is so improved with WI extra saleable ingredient • through which it has made the RUSSIA OIL the greatest nouristier and preserver to the Hair in the Universe, will make it grow thick and long, and prevent its fulling off or ewer turning grey ; and is such a nounsher to the roots of the Hair, that if it even has begun to turn grey, will restate it again to its mutual colour, anti if used often, it will never turn grey again, and is sure to clear the scurf, from infancy to old age, and will always keep the head and hair clean and beautiful. Gentlemen who have lost their Hair, and have tile least sign of roots of Hair remaining by using regularly, fur a few months, PRI NCE's I NIPROVED RUSSIA OIL. with the extra valuable ingredient, will be sure to restore it, and produce a tine (lead of Hair, which hundreds have experienced. —Even Medical Gentlemen have published, in the Gazette of I lealth, that Princes Russia Oil is superior to any Oil for the hair, and will du, incases of baldness or weak hair, what can rosdhly be &me. Ladies will find Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any other Oil for dressing their own or false hair. as it gives it a natural gloss, ' softens and curls it. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use it in s tead of polonium ; it also produces Ilebrows, Whiskers, Es c. and, through the extra ingredient, it will now always keep pleasant. even in all climates. Ask for Prince's Improved Russia Oil, with the extra imp. client, and observe Prince" on the wrapper and seals; and his address, A. Prince, s, Poland street, Oxford Street, near the Pantheism London," is on the cover of each bottle; without, it is not genuine, and cannot answer the purpose. The ounce bot • tic 55., or a lar 4 e bottle, containing live ounces. Lt. which is a easing; or six large bottles for Zs, which is yet a greater saving. Proved by affidavit, the 24th of November, 1814, before the Lord Mayor of Lontion, that A. PRINCE is the Original Propri etor in the. Universe of the Russia Oil; and therefore if any Perfumer, Medicine Vender. flair Dresser, or any one else, sell Russia Oil, that is not Prince's, they arc impostors, as they sell counterfeits to their customers. Said, wholesale, retail, and fur exportation, by the sole Pro prietor, A. PRINCE, removed to No. 9, Poland Stmt. Oxford Street, near the Pantheon; and by Mr. Smytb,Terfumer to his Nir.jer.ty, New Bond Street; Hendrie. Tichborne Street; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. It is no wonder that Ladle: and Gentlemen have complained of late of the Russia Oil not being of service to the hair. as they have found out that unprincipled persons have sold ;herd coun terfeits. %I' Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular, as impostors have made the covers of the Counterfeit Russia Oil so much like the Genuine, and even imitated the Original Proprietor's Name, and also copied the of the Original Proprietor made Wore the Lord Mayor, therefore purchasers should be cautious, alai have it of the Proprietor, or of a respectable Vender. Ladies and Gentlemen residing in the country will be certain of having the genuine Russia Oil, by sending a remittance to the Proprietor, it will be forwarded immediately by coach. It keeps in all climates; the older the better.—Merchants and Captains will receive a liberal allowance Sor exportation. Observe—There are fresh counterfeits selling in petty shops Mir any small price, but the genuine is only sold in two sizes, in ss. and 20s. bottles. LONDON MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Nov. IS. Since Wednesday the supply of all grain has been moderate, and Wheat was heavy in sale at last Alonday's prices. In Batley we cannot-quote any variation, but sales were dull, and berme scarce. There was a good deal of business doing in Oats, at the reduction of Wednesday, but no advance 'whatever aas takca place, although the supply since that da, ass been trivial—tide wises frau the immense supply un that day, which has left a large surplus in the market. The sales of Beans and Peas this day have been trifling. and the prices we last quoted were with difficulty obtained.—The market, upon the whole, has been very heavy, owing to the quantity of grain left over from the How of Waditesday, which in a.great measure gluts the market. AVERAGE PRICE OF LUNN, Per Quarter, ui Ilit I 'll Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and WALES, fur ti e Week eudiug 9th. a:Limited 11%1111 Jai uttia,• • Gazette. Wheat... SAI 10t1 I Barley... 271 41 Beaus 20% 5 1 I Rye .... 401 7J Oats.... 194 741 Peas ... Vis 141 PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Five Bushels, or 280114. s. s. klouday. s. s; Fine Engbah Fwur 3 •40 American Flour ... IS a 1)0 Seconds .. SO a S 3 per Barrel of 14 ca i. BRFAO, 711. to 8,1. the Ousirtern Loaf. ISHOW r O AL/U Average Price froni the Returns made in (lie Week eud.ng Wednesday last, $O4. Bd. per cwt. exclusive of duty. SMITHFIELD - M - 21RK ET. FRIDAY. Nov. 15.-... We had but a small supply of Beasts a market this day, and very little fluctuation has taken place in tho price of Beef, which was in tolerable demand. The number of Sheep was also small. and Mutton was about ed. per stone dea•er than on this day week. Veal has not varied from our last quotations. but Potk was rather heavy in sale, 4 58. 6d. per stone tier the rinest qualities.— The market was rather 64 thus tiny, and sales heavy. The 6illowing i. a correct statement of the prizes and numbers at nnirketr— l'it ICE of M EAT, exclusive cattle Odal, which consists oi tlrad, Eiii aud is wortb itimot Id. per pound. r moor of bibs. stuNual.• riin/A Y. ricer 2, nil to Ss 6d Beef t. 4d to Ss 2J .\l :Mon s. 4,1 to 2. hod Nlunus. 4. td is ds • Us (II to (1‘ ad Lamb O. Oil to Us Od cal -In Il I to 4s tld Veal 4. Oii to Pork 2. MI to 3s tIJ I Pork 101 to $4 ti (:"lirstib•rk•l• Ile•dviLstileitt Market. "Casts 22,G90 j 4 '9 I 9 i a&O I Puts C.lll , e• ------- ---- LOX b 0 : Petaled and Prblishal by ties Proprietor, JOH V TIP 1(:(, , at the (like, 76, Fiert-Stte•t, rho* all Lend+ a a 14 L',a,t.), asiw b. adds T> ~~ ~►r ,_:.