The National Register. — London, England, 1814-01-16 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Roui;i- Hy AND ATI F3l it so most daring r•ittbery %HD corunsitted on 'friesday afternomi, on the premises of ti. Sturman, E,q, it ttnlf Aloott-strtit.t, Pircadiily. Dririug the ab-etteil of, the family, some touted the house by means of false keys, and instantly proceryded into the front pitrlortr, where they broke open the book sia.e, And stole, in gold and Bank-notes, to the amount of (Aril Tl.ey alterward4 went up slim , . into the dining-room, where they packed up the r.rhole sr-nice of silver plate, to an immense arnouot. The villains then broke open a chest of drawers, and took out wearing apparel and whe t arlioles, besides a great quantity of jewt Is, &c. to the amount of about Alter they had committed the robbery, they set tire to the hack parlour and staircase, with a composition of turpentine, rags, and several bundles of wood, and other combustibles, whit!) imme dia• elv enveloped the place in &runs. They afterwards left the house e 'oh the prop. and got oft ittuikcovertid. An immediate I,larni ‘v:ti tlivell on iLd (limes beim: seen issuing frcan the back 11::.rt of the remises, and shortly afterwards a great oumber of (twines aril% rid on fife Tot. The firemen iitstantly began to idly, and ts,i t innat• ly th e fla•nt s v.ere got under, after dr:nig considerable damage to the pre- t!..%-tes. A most inexplicable and delicate occurrence has given Litth to much speculation in 'a country town, during the last week. A young Lady, Atf re%peetattle connexions was on the etre of being tuarri..4l to a Oentlemon aho livad in the same sir, et. As she WH' 4 paret.ts being both (had, the. banns had been pt.bl slant in the pa tish chuHt, and to all apraraace, a few days only could have inter vet td before lite solemnixation of the n itriage would have tato% ' , lace. ate et ening, in the last week but one he calif to pay her 'visit, ant! t.s the sister of the Lady was rather indispostd, she went calk to bed, anus, in Shinto the younz couple remained together Art the family 113i1 retired for the-night ; in the morning. however, it ap 'leaned the lady had not been in bed, and a paper was found iu the room, a t tp trenCy written by her, in which she conjured her t.iends to 1 - tHieve the assettions of tt tiOng wonytn, that what Mr. • tinnily be rattsi!y c meeived, when we add, they li.tve not disco vered Whi.•ll C i dniohile liter fnte. c tientleman says, lie left her stain aster twelve o'clock, and tl,at they had quart c !led pie titans to seprtation. the affair at present rests, and the most dreadful sustpcnsa.. is harrowing ty minds of the friends ut both ~aarticr.--•St:allurd f'ut,rr. BIRTH. On the 4th of January, the 1.,(1y of Robert Belt, Esq. of a daughter. m utRIED. John rnrwood, Esq. rarri*ter tit Law, to Jane, 7.ionn4rest (laugh ter ofJ. Bellow, Esq. ulticrne Bark, near Uptun-on-Severn. DIE 1). A few days ago, at Horning sea, Cambridgeshire, a man named Stewart, at the advanced uge of 104) he had been confined to his iced about seven years, but retained his faculties till nearly the last. At Wolvcreott, Oxon, Mrs. Elizabeth at the advanced age of 109. At !Vicar's-A.llll. Northamptonshire, is the 77th year of his age, the Rev. T. Walker, M. A. Vicar of that parish. and Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Sandwich. lle had held the living of Mem 41sby upwa+d< of 31 year.. ()It Tue.idny, at Hs house iu Savill: - .-row, General Sir "'Lomas Triage, K. 11. Cohnel of the 4-tth Itnziiiient of Fool, Lit t oN ttutit -G e . uf 'lie Ordnance, and Colonel (en crond)uf the lloyttl Regimtlit of Arti:ltry. HAZARD, P,UIiNE,Si Co. Stock- Brokers, respectfully inform the Public, that the New Stale Lottery, conskting of (nay I:zon'o Tickets, will be thaw n in Two Dap, viz. the lath and of this Month.—The Scheme contains _ Prizes of • • • • • • • • .110,0;•0 .2 2 2 Tickets and Shares in g reat variety of Ninnuer, are Selling at - their Otßee, No. 03, ltyalExellange, Lonon, QUEEN'S BIRTH DAY. PIDDING and CO. trgne,t a coLtinuAnce of the Public Patronage at their Offices, No. 1, Cornitill, and No. 3. Charing-cross, and remind their Friends that the NEW YEAR'S 1.011ERN: will hula:. Drawing TUEWAY, the 18th of 'Fhb Month; it contLins Ft.!:r Crilt • 1 , at 10,000. and 10,000 —Eight of 3,0it01. .2,000!. and I,o(lol—with Ul. of 300 i. 3001. and 2001. and the First lhaWll. above (.01. AA ill :also be entitled 10,0001.; all which may now be obtained at i'II.)DING and Cu. ' .) °dices, No. 1, Coridull, &id Nu 5, Charing-Cro,l. 4 A.)NI‘ERSAItY OF EU 111 CAM.: Ult MS, AND Tllg Tvo:\ 1 1:101.:SXN1) POUNDS. The numerous applications wade for 'Twelfth Coke by lite ruirlio who purchaße Tickets and Shares, has induced Mr. ni IN , 8, Cons. es It t , tit very great expence, to lay in a muck of 1,970 hs. the reof; part of which will be present.'d Gr mist to every Purchmer of a 'flak et or` , tisane fur the, ensuing, STATE LO FIERY' to be Draws t Nkxr Tu t• UA V. Last Jr.nuilry I.;otny Nn.7,731, '211,0001. atd No. 51'2, 1,0001. were all sidd in '23 Sitetre46, (I paid on demand ;in B •o, t ioi u t o w i t i c t i IV. M. satyr," the Public Twenty-taine I . ltowund round, by his libctiii toodo of doing busitwas. A VALUAiII,II DISCOVERY, with a SAVING o►f FIFTY PER CE\ T. IMPROVED LAVENDER WATER. 'Ellis fine, Nitlitic fluiel, brim s , . trebly distilled, with very little heat. front the recent flowers, is more frau" ant and ref' than any other preparation or the kind, it °duet.* the perinanviit tfiiret of A 110:4e.v of the 111 , 0111:muss ; and being extremely volatile, is sPeoli ly ditEn-eel Cirotstzh a spacious apai tnient : instead of diseolornitia. it actually increases the whiteness of linen. Prepared and signed by the Proprietor, (4 Jones, and cold ‘vliol& sale and retail, at Wat! , on's medicine warehouse, fa. Southampton. street, Strait I, price in pints, or ans. per dozen : where also is Jaml.s:‘ Inestilinthle Peruvian Tooth Powder., hi boxes of is. and 1 6:1 each. MT E-ST BEET, AIAN Cl ESTETt-SQU A PS. valaable and elegant assemblage of flunsvliold - Furniture, nn excel. kat Chintz I)ras‘ing-rno Suit Of I•lirce Window Curtains, elegantly made u p with Mick and gold ernatnetned Cornices, Fourteen ebon ixed Chairs and Two Grecian Couches en su:te ; a set of handsome Buse-wood Pedestal Card and Sofa 'rabies, a larue Pede,tal Side boa•d of exquisite workmanship i‘n carved Lion's Paws, a set of Patent Dining Lableg to Barre, a Chialai y Glass of lar: , e dimensions in a superior carirtlf gilt frame, beatiful cot Glass sad China, the property of Maj , r F. I'. Brinkman, returning to I I:inover. TO DE -.01.1) BY AUCTION, by Air. T. NVALK/:1:, Ott the PI , nt:,es, to o. 1.1. Duke-street, Nonch-ester squure, I o-3forrew, Jamtary 17, cud _following Day, at l'welve o'Clock, preci:ely, (On account of the number of Lots) _ All the elegant Etrects, compiizing mahogany double-screwed four• beds:eatis with handsome rich chintz hangings. made in a inotlert4 style, with gilt and plain cornices. ornamented With French fringe. prime goose leatliar-beds, /art e blankets, and 11/arseilles quil:s, bed rwits \-..indossv-curtains, lure Turkey, Brusst Is, a: d Wilton carpets, tvot exe t u';;;:ely tuade Trafalgar sideb , ards, plain ditto, a set of patent ma bogniiti dieting tulles, Inn sets of pedestal card, Pernbroke, ard sofa tables of superior weod and win kmanship, a taro secretary and book case elegantly inlaid, plain dining, card, Pembroke, sofa, and lee tal'tes. large con• ix mirrors, prints, p tint ings, books, globes, a barometer, and various other useful ellects.—Catalcgties had at the piaci; of salu. GRF.Y or CARROTTY WHISKERS are a great disigureinent to Geotleii:en.—Lad'es and Gentlemen making trial will he emivinced of the utiiit v of Prince's Dye, being so improved, that no doubt r.o v re. mains malsing Grey or Carroty Nair dark or black immediately.- oj,erve, there has keen many attempts to prepare articles for a turd. lar purpose, bat have failed. Suverid Lades have declared, thst tor years ti.ey hail been obliged to wear false hair, ulthaagli having tolerably good hair of their own, but it being g-ey at an early age, they were recommended to make ft kir trial, aid in a short time, so great was the inirliiierr, that they lea the false hair, and hes made their head of hair have the youthful appearance as when twenty years of age.--Ask fur " l'iirwe i s Dye,' price Half-a-guinea a bottle, or a dozen bottles 51. Plain d•rections are inclosed in each bottle, by which auy etc may aye their hair themselves with ease and pleasure. . . Sold by the Proprietor, P‘inc t. Dentit,t.--tiobserve, it is riot a Shop —exactly opposite No. 7. ; the Numbers are irre4ttlar in Joint-street, Oxford-street.—lie particular, s's petty shopq veil comi t er t,irc. Sold tiko by Ileudrie, Perfumer to her !Wait's' y, li'chl~ me t•tr‘et ; Gattie, 5c4, Ne'v Bond s !r ee t ; Pall-11:11; Bac , 0,4 ad-street ; Davison, 59. Fleet street; Itigge, 6 eneaPto tun, Tutt, 'Royal Exchange ; and by most principal Perfumers slieisie Venders. As there has been great complaints in the country they can Prince's genuine Dye, therefore, to acrominodatc Lailios and men that reside in in the country, by enclosing A 1.1 rote in directed to Mr. Prince, Denti,t, John-street, ONford street, viii receive ►ay rotera of coal* eee gaieee's ww 14i , tD t 12 ikutat . il .ialmllimmommimi sot, 1:50, sle; 11.1 r 's or Me- ►nnot get Genile- a Lund° ~ • es So; t• • . •••1 1 • - • . • . • .TXN. 16. I I