The National Register. — London, England, 1814-03-06 00:00:00

MARCH 6. DIED. . . On Tuesday last. at Cole Harbour, Surrey, the Right Hon. Lady L. Taylor, wife of I'. Taylor. Esq. Comptroller-General of the Cus toms. Lady L. Taylor was the youngest daughter of F.arl Stanhope, by Lady H. Pitt,' and uiece of the Earl of Chatham and the late Mr. Pitt. She has left seven chiklren. • in a very advanced- age, at Minterne - Magna, in the county of Dorset, Richard Digby, EN. Admiral of the Red, and uncle to the RiAht Hon. the Earl of Digby. It was under this Admiral that the Hoke of Clarence entered the Navy. Mr. Weston, a respectable farmer of Uxbridge. coming to town outside of dr! coach, ou Wednesday, walked up Notting-hill with the rest of the papengers, and seemed in perfect health ; but strange to tell, on the arrival of the coach at the office At the corner of Park-street, Oxford-road, he was taken down nitite stiff and dead, to the astonishment of his s fellow pas-ietgers, who had nut the least suspicion of his melancholy ioapimate state. ALL THE FLOATING CAPITAL PRIZES Drawn on Friday, the First Day of Drawing, were Sold in. Shares by W. MARTIN, 11, CORNI!ILL, viz .5357, 5001. 2375, 5001. Sic. The fortunate holders may receive their Prize Money on demand, or exchange for other Shares to be drawn the FOURTEENTH of THIS MONTH. The Wheel is immensely Rich, and COUilifiS 2 Prizes of 1 2,0c0 s 1,000 • With 500 300's, 200's, &e. dx. &c. And only One Day to Draw. In consegnence of W. MauilN's great success. and in expectation of Selling the next two Twenty Th,,usansls, has induced him to - continue to present Brat CAKE. gratis, to every purchaser of a Ticket or Share, at Isis OfFee,. until the day of dralAing. In the lute Lotteries, No. 7731, TO 0001. And No. 512, 1,0001. were likewise bold in 23 Shares to the Public. LOWE'S PATENT SHIRTING CLOTH. The °nil. Manufacture in Great Britain in which the ad4antcges of English Flat and Cotton ere united in one Thread. • F.STAHLISIItb IN 1808. Ps peculiar texture frees it from the injurious cold or chill expe rienced in the wear of Irish or other Linens. and the unpleasant benva- Lion peculiar to Fabrics made wholly of Cotton. Fur Dnrability, beautiful. Appearance, Comfort in Wi.?ar, and great Economy, this manufacture (alter five years trial), stands unrivalled. Sold at about hall the price of Irish or other fine Linens, at the Pa tentee's Warehouse, tSI, Cheapside, near St. Paul's, mid ',Lading and Co. 89, Pall Mall. This Manufacture, after several years extensive sole, having ac quired such distinguished patronage and approbation, a to induce same Shopkeepers to offer articles under various new title' of loupe. iol Patent Skirting, Twine Cloth, die., all of which are made cull:el:I of Cotton, and the properties of Cotton Melt's being si , :me, ally anti hnouu, re fair( ua comment. -- ST. IWAII.I. RILIG ANT INDIISFINOT.I) PU It M I TVItE AND OTHER VATU4IIII.F rrrtc•rs A beautiful musical 8-day table clock, a gold chronornetes, brilliant drawing room lustres mounted in orniohi. rich China in tea, soppy., and table services, noble pier 'and chimney glas , es, large Trafillgar sideboard" of exquisite workmanship; the complete Goings-up of two counting houses, &c. the genuine property of a merchant, whose concerns has called his immediate re,itiencv in aullati TO BE SOLO BY. AUCTION,. by Mr. W ALK ER, On the Premises, No. 9, St. Mary , Arie, . n Monday, March 7th, and following Day, at Twelve o'-tlock , Comprising a beautiful drawing room suit - of three French drapery window curtains, elegantly made pf rich chintz cotton with black and gold ornamented col:nice% fourteen chairs %sill, and eases, and a chaise lounge en suite, four handsome 1,41 double•screwvd ma hogany roar post bedsteads with alma hangings, ele,:antly made up with plain and gilt ornamoute'd cornicri, Geld and cottage ditto, rime seasoned cleats goose beds with suittsble b. , •dditig, a set of scarlet ttioreen window curtains, Turkey, it tissels,: - and Wit,oa carpets, s if which are of large dimensitins, elezant pier 'and chimney glasses, exquisitely framed, large convex mirrors, sets .'f patent and Olin dig lag, surd, -Pembroke, Ws, end 100 tablet, ladies' reading, lwork, and dressing ditto, double and single commode chests. of drawers, large wardrobes, semetalto,boeheases, a gentleman'i cylendex strit.ing desk. a rotary libreq, gentlemen? shaving and ladies dressing eases, with apparatus complete, handsome japanned chairs, and basou stands to match, eacelletw Trafalgar parlour chairs, tine Chits. in riots tea and coffee sets, table and supper rervices, elsgant lustre,. mowed in or molu, a musical table cloak, the model of a ship-of-war. a large pi it tiobtl, dce. agc.—CitAdowies to be Lad en rise Premises, • • TIM NATIONAT! itr.Cl5lTll. 139 POOR DEB l'O-RS IN NEWCATF. D D LNG and Co. intend making a DON ATION P..rt of the Purchase Money of every Share bought at their Offices. Nos 1, CORNtIILu, and No. Y 4. CLIARING CR01,3, (not cskeLtiing Zs. in iiny one share) in aid of ti 4 Filtle for the POOR DE:ITORS IN NEWGATge The Moucy will beclenosited in a trnng Box. in the piesencx of the Purchasers, and the key is in the possession of Mr. NEwsiox, tits Keeper. The object of this Fund is to procure, for the poor nonfined Debtors, some necessary Comforts, wltirh, but for this A ssist”ttee, many have no means of obtairting—t“wit as Coals, Candies, Salt, &c.—and for • supporting the Sick in the I nfirtnary.--W ho but mtut feel desirous of promoting such a benevolent Fund, whilst, perhaps, they are lay ing the foundation of a Fortune for themselves !—Haste then, and buy .t Share at PI DDI N G and Co.'s, in the present It tell WHEY which contains two Pr - zes of 20,001. •Scc. 8:c. &C. and which must bs DraWis on MONDAY, March 14th, A FINE lIEAD OF 11:11R Has always beta e.steemeif an rs , •enti:►) addition to perional beauty; to oLtala especially recommended ROWLAND'S AIACASSAIL OIL. By osrpreSs Authorits—Pdtrottiied by their Royal flighttetces the Princess orWalat and the Duke of Nuskt:x, 11is I celLacy the Spanish Ambassador. the [gilt "lots. the Earl and ('ounty's./ nt Oxf.ati, thu Navy and Artuy, and the majority erf the Nobillp throtiehout the Kin:tire. This Oil is the most beautiful. pleasant. and efficacious production is the 'world for eradicating all impuritit4 in the liunsnot Hair. and producing a lussorMut growth on the baldest p ace , 4, p:•evect inc . it foiling off or ternt o c g re y*, Affords RA auxiliar) of vtrength to the roots of the 'lair. rebid soon produces an Inimitable natural Curl, and bestows on the tres•es a tratn•cendant heaut;fta lustre I readers Children's Uair strong nod beautiful ; promotes the growth of Whiskers. Eye-brows. Muquitio-t. in line its pre-etnineut virtues base been attested by an icor:tense multitude of witatNsev. Per further elucidation is en closed Rouland's Treatise ma the Improv.suent of the Liman Ilse, worth) tho attention of every-ft mil,. he IN popularity of :hit Gil has inttoced Insieliotts persona to impose en the Public a base and noxious Counterfeit, imitating the Bilk, Bowes, &c. therefore the Proprietor's slew it no emperloes ditty•to caution the Public not to purchase nay . without the abase TreaVse :tad the signatures of the Proprietors o n Lhs table, in red, ink, " A. ROMA NI) awl SON." in their own wrili n c. Sotti at Sit. CC 10s. nd and II Is. per bottle, b the Proprietors ROWLAND nail SON, Kirby-greet, Ilattott-;,.trden : and, by a upninrttnent. by all Perfuniets. and Nedicinst Venders in Londou, and throughout the Uniiell Kingdom.—Also ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF 1'111E; OR. LIIPERIAL DYE, A Prt•pAration wooderful metaintorplio-ior powere, Nell will iinmeithetely ant ' effertitalk tisanre Red or Grey Hair. Kbia.ers. Byebroww. arc. to a b ea otit j t Black or lir,m O. :0i velour mtnot, t removed by washin. It it perrectl y ice, nozioti v . and clot' piando•l of veg:ctalde sittAitancea,—A siagle trial Wilk prove its saperitor Price li. sd. per bottle. THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY, No. 10 6KIN vr SNOW-111LT., Feel Imppy in the oppm-tunity now afforded them of informing their numer.ms that they the iiccunimodution of Gentry, aild Puldic in general opened a Houle, No. 340, OXFORD-STREET, Where a large al•sort:nent in Samples'a the Cho'ce.t Wine., See. rre cualtantly kept ; the U.,nyany can safety reconnliend he . ;nic of a peculiarly finer Illeuur and yollity than are y to the taste and judgment of a di,cerning Public :he prices whi;;ls are as WHOM :•-•• Per 1)-s. Fine Posts, Vintaire of 1812, first qullity A 2 4 Ditto, second (twilit)? ---, u Olt! N n ag Curious Old Crtistcd Uitto C.spe Madeira Teneritre S 2 6 Monti Madeira West India Ditto East India Ditto I 3 0 Old 514erry Ens. India IYita • Eat India Li)bett . 3 0 Fine flavoured Yin de Grave Ditto Satume v 45 1 Ditto Old flock Dittn very curious Frontigniac .. . Clarets of the firlt growth a Mid every other Desperiptiou of French Wines. Piae•Apple Rena Shrub A I 16 0 p Nooeau iiltitillS Wi llle's (in PINTS.) particulati-y Co us ruuti s .• ••f 16 0 4., As Indies Sherry . 1 18 0 Eit4 ludic Madeira. " r . Rut India Malmsey Madeira :I 'Likewise the oldest Brandy in England fur 5.. 7 e. at S. prr 6811,41 • "titli ever, Ow Article ili the Wiie andipirit Triiife, of :he fial.:it Quality, *ad at #ary lvwPrices, fur Ika ilf /siggte; mai.