The National Register. — London, England, 1818-11-29 00:00:00

'‘ ~~~ The Righs Honourable the Lord Mayor has appoint. ed the annuli Sermon for the City of London Lying. Hospital, to be preached on Sunday morning the ttit of February next, a n d the statmal festive of the trlinbers of that Humane Institution to be held at the City of London Tavern, on the following 'nuraday the 7th, nod the Right Honourable anti Reverend Walter I Intebinoon Lord Aston A. M. has promised to preach the sermon on, hoth which occasions the Lord Mayor will preside as Patron. A valuable miniature likeness of Oliver Cromwell, piffled from the life by Cowper, was, some years ago, accidentally found. The possessor had the honour of show Mg it to the King, who, on this occasion, said,— " Haw wohld Charles I. have honoured that man who had Lrought him the head of Cromwell Mu. ALDERMAN GOODREIIEUE—The remains of this late worthy anti much lamented Alderman, were in terred in the family vault at Lambeth Church . on Fri day. The body was conveyed, about one o'clock, from hi.: hoe residence, China Terrace, in u hearse and tier, thllowed by finir mourning coaches, in one of which were Mr. Alderman IVeod and Mr. Alderman Waith man. It was intended to have been vent private, his must intimate friends only being invited ; but his numerous acqunintance wishing to pay every resrct to , his memory, the funeral was followed by a vast string o:Tarriages, among which we observed those of MAt t.:iew Wood, Esq. M.l'., 'Robert Wtkidnatm, Esq. M.P., Mr. Alderman J.. 1. Smith, and Sir Thomas Bell. The funeral serried was performed by the Vicar of the parish, in a most solemn and impressive manner. A correspondent ITU was witness to the daring de predations committed at Windsor, at the funeral of the Princess Charlotte, by organized gangs of Lordon t'neres, begs leave to recommend the Home Secretary of State, to order the attendance of a sufficient body of police officers, to protect those who may visit Windsor on Wednesday next. A mun named Mathews. in a state of intoxication. fell into the Dukes Doek. at Liverpool. lest week t he was takra oat filii.e, kat died -o.)n af•er. The verdict of the Coroner's inquest wits— " round drarientd." PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE. SOUTHAMPTON STREET, STRAND. TutTsTrA:s. 3 l'he Marquis of Buckingham. Braybrooke, 1 Wm. . Er. Sir S. B. 3loiliud. Batt. M.P. 1 Gco. Duckett. Esq. , And Fittecn Directors. -tt Managing Diror—.l. 'I. Barber Ikusuntont Esci F. A. S. - - The distitvzilisliing principle of this Office is, that tl.e Niembers share profits in proportion to their respective eontribu• ti , A - .s„,ist a loaning nearly similar to that until lately adopted in the trice,but with this presumed improvement,tir.that asthe eng,inal Menthe-% have r dyed a isezimin”r.t fund,deemed amply suf ficient fot the purpose of intlennitty, it is provided that no personal responsibility eha.l attach to the Polley holden:. Hence thoue who seek protect nn are sesturca from uncertainty .u.d risk of loss as in a Propriety Orrice, haring a large inheritable capital. and are entitled to a porticipnion in the profits. as in a Contribution ship Fswicty. 'rile first septennial investigation was in ISIS, when 131. tts. per rem. was cliviled. The shcotia septtnnial division will lake place in two, in persons opening policies at this time will pit Licapate. LONDON PATENT INIPHOVED OVAL SHAPE E livrs, WARRANTED TO RETAIN THEIR SHAPE. NATHANIEL 1)AND() and Co. HAT MANLY rAcryitEns. Inventors, and only Makers of the IMPIT oven OvAL SHALT HEAVE!, HAT. No. 42, CHL:APSIDE. London. deem it necessary in consequence of the various attempts rdie.l4kimitate their 11,,t4. to ntuannice. that Merchants and the Teat! nbe supplied with the Inioreved Oval Shape Beam flats, lINLI by fi"5.1!1.,, NATHANIEL I)ANDA and Co. 42. ch ca p s w e , ondon ; and the Public, by most of the respectable flatters in the inertinn. A brief explsnation of the Superiority of the Improved Oval Shape Beaver Hat, to the Common Hat. Thenatursh.bape oftliecominc,: let, I f rm t its being made C~onaperfeeth.." '7 , 111 • bloek.and brought to the oval shape of she head, by the hands and the us; of d screw, is liable, by wear, or when exposed to the damp or rain. to get ,oft, flap in the brim, and r. turn to its natural round form; losing its shape by its being n, I OA iu ll p rad Meat The improved oral shape Beaver Hut, beingtnanu fartured and li -441111111, nished upon an oval 14 , tck, % l ade to ti.e exact shape of the head. Omit of which art from one inch to one inch attd II hull oval, ) will not low its shape, r.ot being artificially produces with the hand, and screw, as is the eae with the ( - oilmen I Tut but manufactured from its first wilt:: in ...lie shi.pc required to we! , a, nnr it; shape liabk to be ani.cted by damp or rain. NATIIANTEL i)AWTO "'aro. partioakaty I"? n 1.:7. that 1.404, have not appointed a-0 . 7 1,...nt is b. i dni e; th a t th , 4; 11Pare'mant.14, Cift:arstoc, it the 4.4'7 house in Poke sc:Perc it eon rot ();.,•1 S.4lpe ft neer ; end that rt.ery Hut min r01F4,-Pired by therm. kg: their Nantes en. ,4,4., 7 n1 jig the Winn, nt the Liaise; 'Gt , / her irlso 140 state. shut thi l gin: enaki.ig grow! S perjhaa !lats.(' parti.mourim time Naps, with stoat and firm nadirs. 9 RITTIcE.sS'S ESSENCE. OF - A NCHOVIES. wAnEutwatie, 107, sTItAND, COM:MU Ur ?ME SAVOY stErr, Lo::Dox. 01iN iii.JRGESS 'AND SO being itpi,rista Gf the . ...Infirm. endeavour. made by ninny permits to impose a spuri t•l• article tor their meke, feel it incumbent on tlitin to re quest t!.e at.:!.tton of the public, in pm:busing w::iit tit.'y conceive to be the o - •,:tal, to ott.erye the name aml v.,:arebs ennegyainds with the ebov;!;—the general apprezatmc of the snuriow. desr-iptions will tie ce:ve t.,e tingtardial. end for their doec.icn, J. 11. mod Sons submit the tAlweing Cittti,ms t borne are in appcarat.ee iht that bight • the hest w;thout on) , came or attires .-41.0n0 • Burgess's Lavern Ancliovies•—odi, • liurgis's.' wary l ev;e Witlivt4t irldresg.— jou N 'CM; silN lemag bent many y , :arl henourml with welt distinguitt , t.l approbelmo. feel eves], eeatiment nt IT4prrt 4PWart6 the public. and v.ancaly irolie.t ascii, to iobrct the lal , els roams to pure14.,:14., they ennetive to he of thet: male. ;At they lous , of Errvent STRAICD, CU I: LIZ sTEFrf, LONDON. THE NATIONAL REGLTEIt. CONTRACTS FOR STRAW. Conca;,A,:,lat 117rtinent. Tratstiryi'les•Oers. Nor. tn. 1818. SUCH Persons as are desirous of Contrail; /1 . 0 with the .4. 4 , ..i550w. cerniwihaeidt suppihw. fr. furnish the elesfi , ,,. the Current Sei eire awl, at, is. ooilen Cloth. Serge. !lamina r Caniblet. Wit& Mirk, Doerlas, Calieo, Diaper, Strelitz, Cotton Dreiors. ti:apkings, T trued, Needlia, Tarpaulins, Iron. Steel. Copp.r, Tin. Lead, Locks. Bolts, iliti4cs, Iron iind Copper N si!s. haews, Fire Irons. Tinware. Cutlery, ltruvbes, Wheel and Barrow', Coopers-sore. Coal and Corn pleasured. Hand Carts , aril ticks. Ror .s and Lines. Bricklayers. Carpenters, Coop ers. Smiths , Sadlcrs , Turners. Plumbers and Tininans"fools, Sieves, Wire. Spade- and Sliorel.4, Pickaxas, Paints, Oil. Turpentine, Glass. and Soap, al , o the followiner Barrack Stores, viz.—Bed-sacking. Ironniong..ry. Tinware. 11.:ilows, Wholharrows, Coorers-srare. Coal ea. a. A Ili uslics. may rec , i..e Pa rticnia.s of Me Contlacts tit this Offt.V. etZgrell Etven and rim. and vet . their T:oe.t.t.s r•e'ed p and directed to the Agent fur Crnonissariat Sap. pies. rao ream ** Tender pr ..if idtary Stares;" on or before Tue..l.ty f's • Isl. , ,ID.-rembrr, but none r.-111 be received after Twthe o'Cloek on I •sl it cry ; nor w:11 any Pioposal ire noti;:ed, unless made no or ann.-xed f.:. , :1.11 Parti: , .:nr,, and Vie Frites in4erted in worth at 1 nwth ; ales. a L:•:ter It; saajuined to such Proposal . fraut two poems k sown Prop..rty. engeciag to become hound with the Part ; ! f.n.tering, la At Sans expressed in the Particulars for the date P. rjinnitenee of the Conti let. - - I'EAS the CHRAPEST and BEST at the Price in the Kingdom.—LONDON GEN PINE TEA WAREHOUSE. estab lished for the Sale of TEAS runt AND UNADULTERATED as they arrive from China. No. 6. Ludgate hiII—FRED. SPARROW and Co. beg to return their sincere Thanks for the decided preference given to their Tem% rinr raltffe ti7ter I...i.;;;;;;; and tire Public, that continue to select the atroruest and best fiaVeltrm are imported by the East India Company, they . are determined to sell upOr: Plw 10-1 Wi!Oletatle Terms, for Heady money; availing themselves of the pres:nt opportunity to recor intend the following us the best and cheapest at the. price. viz. good strong Congou Break fast Smichong, and fresh Green 7 to 74.6 d.; full flavoured Smi chong, and bright leaf fresh Green Ks.; fine Dyson I Os. to 106.6 d. and sitee:iihe ditto, Ws. ; superfine Souchung, full flavoured Caper, and fine flavoured Pailtue. in Chine:i . e. Packets, about Ib. card, at los. per RI. same as that for which another hone charges 14s. They request tAir Vrierals to be particular in the Direction, which is No. fi, near th, bottom of Ludgate hill, a kw doors from Bridge street; as some I.otte7 People. who can know but little of the real qualities and Properties of Te 3, have opened a Shop in the same Street. to ovusition ; in reply lo whose repeated scurrilous attacks upon us, a,, a;;ain pledge iiiirt.eheis to continue sang cheaper and better Ai ticks at the price than they do ; they know that our judg ment of t;ie Ankle is tar superior. that our expenses are much smaller in proportion. anti that we do not require suck enormous profits as "100 per Cent. and upwards." b)• I,DGAT E- I LL, directly opposite the Assoffi, London CerfliM llouse.—TlLE Losimx GENtut NE TEA CI7.IIAIN v are highly gratified at the daily pn.s.f. they receive of the approbation of thc. (politic% of their Teas. It has been their most anxious endeavour to select anis: only of the finest and strongest Fla vour, and they feel much Ilattered that th. it earnest endeavours to please have nut been exerted in vain ; they again pledge themselves that every description ofTeas, of the best kinds, will always be found on sale at, 2.;. Ludgate hill. while Bohens. and all other inferior torts, will continue to be excluded front their Establishineut. ....... The I.ONIMIN GENUINE TEA COMPANY have every Tv:son to supposa, front their great and increasing deinand, that there are very few Families in the Metropolis, who have not made purchases at z 3, Ludgate hill; thnse few are very respectfully invited to make a Trial. and ate requested to putelnee: tile same price Tea, they have been ac customed to make ute of, in onla that the computi , en may the more eat-fly be made. CAUTION.—The public arc requested to notice, that No. 2.1. Ludgate hill, which is directly opposite the London Coffee [louse, is the only House in Town established by the LONDON GENUINE TEA COMPANY, This Coition is the more newts:ay, as a persoa at the West End of Ludgate hill, la daily making some new endea• your to imitate the exornal appeaamee of the EsiablishintAt belong lag to the Loithos GEN r TEA COMPANY; but the Company lilac no conmiction whatever with any in/Minim Tea Warehouse. GENUINE COFFEES.—DEACON and Co., of the COFFEE MART, .2, Skinner -sheet, Snow-hill. London, established by the British Corce Planters and Merchants in 1811. take this of of appearing before the Public, to return their nus,t sincere for the patronage and support they have as affarded them from the commencement of their ooming the Cote lad, and to assure t h an, it has been their comaant study to sell a truly genuine ankle on the most reasonable terms. D e acon anti Co. think it necessary to impress on the minds of the Public, that, as the article of Coldia is subject to great athiltelationi, it becomes a matter of importance to families and to the Public in gmeral, to be info:ire:l that the Coffee Mart was open:A under the auspices of a respectable body of West Indian :Merchants and Planters, who had for their object the introduction of a wholesome bevera:.;e at the very lowest prices tile markets would admit of, and at the same dine, of genuine and finest quality. Deacon and Co. trust the Public will give them credit, when they confidently assure them, they have at all times adhered to the professions they have mule. six. that of vending a genuine wholesome beverage, without the smallest &Italie :anal or mixture of any nature or kind whatever. Present price— Pince Dutch Coffe, roasttd..ls. lb.; Ditto, raw, v. fat. ; very gond Ditto. roasted. ^. t. Pd.; Ditto, raw, 2s. 3d.; Plantation Ditto, roasted, 2s. 6tl; an allowance made on taking a quantity. Haw mad Re fined Sugars. Deacon and Co. bi.g to add, that thi!ti have appointed moat respectable persons in us:ions part- , of the kingdom as agents for the saleof thor coffees. and are willing to mat with respectable lamites in those town- where there is not ut present an agent appointed. 'flie mute in general supplied on the 111014 reastatalde terms. Ship• ping orders executed. Gfials carefully packed. and sent to all parts of the town andicomiarwith the unutot expedition:. Letters by post punctually attended to. A NEW PATEN'' HAT, at onlv EIGTITFEN GEORGE FRANKS and Co. hart to offer to the Pub. he aSI I.K iI AT on a BEAVI O .It itnnhiniug es cry requi— site a Hat ought to possess; it is superior in appcurAnce to the finest and most expensive hea ver, is equally light. and will weer twice as long and is of a better t:inipe, which it rstidlis to the lust ; it will iirvt:r change its coltitir, which is of the most beautiful blaek, if worn for years; no weather will in i are theni, th,y !wing water proof; City are a much supctior.llat to ihose itnitatitas offered by rather Houses at Nis..--a ; FHA NKSand Co. WELLING. TON HOUSE, Corner at' Itatieni Barbican.— lerchants, and Ihislers wow wish fur superior flat;, will ti al it to their &dross tagy ur la:tieing ,this insertion. .I.te partii.ular us to tat Aildress. N.C. No unpaid letters rectivtd. FRAUD PREVENTED. To counteract the many fattcnipts that are daily tootle to intpl*e on tilt ono trtl oiputious colr;o6itic.r.inst•-ml J the ( enoineJlarkin!. prewar...gnu );iy Mortio.tl ic yur t: ti l d tt e cd to solopto 97, 1-IIGI I toi.aonx, I plarMsoconspicnourly. Malley trust an littrrtion to this. and LIU iii:lirenccoithetype. whirl. urilikenll Ltteri re's.will,.n:• ble purchaiers at ones to il.q.A.vt the iniposilion. rhe Heal .I.ipan 141.“; . nix! he DAY :a! d 1t %UT! N. 97, II igh Ilolhurn. wUI it. future bc •old ir. 13eftlrr st iid. Is. and Is.fid. each , nal a of the Land Ic:'t wit/tall Tcndcrs DAY AND MARTIN:97, HIGH IIOLBOR::. The Governmont of Sweirn has derived a new s v •tottt of taxation, which serial% to I'll4ll GeV c vory oyect to n bi di u tax c4ll p"tailtly he alibied : the most retnar - able pt °vitt:oils of the law two them : '• Every node who has complete] his tith yrtr iinall pay till hi: 18th year inclmiec, an annual impost of SZs. in bank. When he II:, atTottiollshest his IPth year, he shall pay one rix dolkr. 6 . Every tetrad,: v'ia hat reinitiated are 15th tear. ti!:;t11 pay till 1!or 18th veer irelosive, un onnual impost of lii. I tend hang co n :. Fletesi her Iptli year, shill pay 241. a year. Thit inilvogt shall ow tinue until their tad year, a nen it shall cease, utiles, they have a net revenue of 3o rix 43.11ani. arising front property or industry. "An income tax is imposed upon every i •ass of society, payable at several rates, rte?or.ling to their rank, and from which not even shot actors, aetremes, musiLiant. singers, and daticers are exempt. These nstists are divided into four classes, of w:licli the first shall pay 23, and the last 3 per cent ; they are also to pay a fine on their al - pointiwirts. Additional taxes are unposed open bachelors and w:- dowers." A French hate was a few clays sineeturned act of a bag, on fillet:ton Ilmv Cotuxe, before some harriers : but. instead of attempting to e::. cape, no sought refuge under the petticoats of several eleeact dressed females, who had aosembh.si to witness the sport which caused them t J tilt Mlle curious rii;ures ; anti on their refusing the sought for prozcctioh, poor puss biscame a victim to its canine at. versari,n. NOV. (.1) BIRTHS. At Brighton, Mrs. H. Gook, of son.—At Peltham, Middlesex, the lady of Lieutenant Colonel Quentin, of the lath Hussars, of a son. MARRIED. At Brussels. Ann Blayney. dau. of the 1 . ::74 Ronourable Lord Bins acy, to Capt. Charles Gordon. of the Royal Wavy. Savill, Esq. of Lade Waltham Hall. Essex. to Catharine. tit* the late J. Houton ? Esq. of Lincoln's Bullock, of the Tr.:awry, 0 Letitia, youngest dati. of thelatu Bey. T. Pearce, DA). Subdain of Jtis Majesty's Chapels ltayal. and Prebendary of Chester.—M.J. F. Flamm, of Old Fah Street Lill, to his. dim. of the late J. C. Edelman. Esq. Claptem.—M. .I'. C. Saunders, of Stanmorn Crest Park, Middlesex, to Llix. bitter of Mt. J. Smith, of Battle Bridge, St. Pancras. nird). Elicalteth, the wife of R. Esq. Page Gre•-n, Tottenham. —F. L. (dawn, E: 9. of Lincoln', Ina, liarriaer at Law. eg-.'d At Bridge Road, I.antheth, Mr. P. Iteautris, apothecary. aged 55. At Hatfield, .1. Penrose. Esq.. ALD...Surgeon Extraordinary tntLe King, and Surgeon to his Majesty's I lou.iehoultl.—At Chippeniour, Wilts, aged 64., R. Ward, Esq., l formerly oftlt. Prescot Strtlet.—Ma ry the aul t ,w of the late T. Seddon. Rag. of Aldersgatc Street.—M. IVsilker, Esq. of the New Steins, Ilrighton.—At Peunioury. Chi! - ham, nged 3..), S. StArthall, one of the Society of Frientl,.-3. T. Robertleau. Esq. late Judge et Allahabrd. on the Bengal Civil L:sta blishenent, and son of .1. l'.Robertleau, I.sq. late of Chelsea.—Of typhus fever, Clara, second dau. of Mr. R. l'age, of litchato— aged to years and 9 n:ontlis.—Sway, relict of the late J. Eeditite. Esq. of Heed Place, Ems, aged (ii. LONDON MARKE7'S. COIt N-E ~C.O HAN ;E. MONDAY. NOV. Y.S. There was a liberal supply of English Wheat this morning which added to upwards of l'i.tun quarters of Foreign arrived since thi., day week ; which caused ►h.e tine samples to experience very dell sales, at a reduction of .2s. per quarter on la<t Monday's Vine English Barley its price.. The supply of Fordo Barley and Items being considerable. has caused a reenction of two shillings per qr. in their price.—Boiling wets cheaper. The Oats trade sits brisk for tine cunples; in otha Grain lit:le variation. ltapeseed andLinseetl but little doing. FRID %V NOV 27. - - We hare had but few fresh arrivals of Foglia!' ♦Vheat this week, hut n good supply of Foreign, which occasions a heavy lode, and Men dac's price: are ,careoly obtained. Fine Barley nearly sappora our last quotation. inferior sorts are lower, as are Beans, of which foreign arrivals continue large. The Oat trade is dull and lower. In other articles we have no idtermion. s. s. s. s. Wheat ss a 63 WhitePease66 a :0 Fine ditto. 53 a 54 Grey Pease 63 a :0 live 4M a 59 I Beans 6S a5O I Fine BarleySt a 65 Ticks 5O a 65 - - 1. Poland Oats 3 $ a .3ti Potatoe ditto 3d a 38 Fine Flour G 5 a 70 Second ditto GU a rid RAF Seed 441. Malt '7B a 9a J Oats 33 A 56 PRICE OF lint: n. The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread throughout the me troleoSi•:, is stated by the Bakers to be 12 td. the Quartent Loaf. Some llakers the Quarteru Loaf from td. to vd. lower. AVERAGE PRICES OF (URN PER QUARTER, EXcILAND AND FOR TIIF. WErk ENDING NOV.Ci. Wheat. I Rye Rarl,y I Rita l news Pea,. K 2 9 I 59 3 I 14 0 53 11 76 4 I 72 3 PRICE OF AIEAT. FRIDAT, : SMITHFIELD. NENGATE .1 S. d. s. d. 1 D A. rads qf (Sa l le at Ara ioa i 0 1 ,p;11‘ ll p hi . I Mutton —5 0 a h 0 Beasta,abotst.... 729 Veal 4Sati 0 I Sheep SS in ' Pork 4tial; 0 i Cake, ' I '',o I Lamh...-0 0 11 0 0 1 H A lan HAY ANI) STRAW PER .C. s. d. Ave►. Z. 11. el. (Iky 7 0 09$ (I 7 p) SMITIIFIELD Clover 7 10 0 a II 10 0 B 0 11 (Straw lt 10 ()stain 0 YI4 0 ( Hay 6 6 t► n R n o— 7 3 ri Sr JAmts's Clover 7 0 nas in 9 A 0 Ftraw 2 K nag 14 Y 13 ( Hay 7 0 0► 4 4 0 7 12 We!TLCI►ApI3. - a Clover K M lo a 9 0 0— K Ir► (Straw V 10 0 a 2 :4 0 2 1V 0 ~o•. 47. IWU LEADENRAT.T.. Carcase 1. d. t. 4. Beef ¶ 4 a 4.4 Mutton 40 a 50 Veal 4 0 a 6 ,0 Pork 4, a 6 0 a 0 Ay!AtAGE riticE UN ALGAn. I;omputetlfront the lieturns ninth. in the week ending Noe. 25, Is 47.. lilt!. per cwt. exclusive of the linty of Ca flrkui pn'cl or papa, e heron oa Importation thereof into lirest, Ilizitain—(Slattorho's lb.nk Stock., PIIICE 01. STOCKS 3 pa Cwt. IttY.w.:4l /6771 5 rer Cent. Oertbni. 7q 4 per Cent. 5 irm Cent. Nn..t , lotq . ' Int!itt Stock i)itto ilontla ts per Cer.t.) b 2 Ks Pr 4 Ext r.eq , ter Iliac 2d. per 14y l2 ;ape , Cont.ols for 7711 I Anti; Ara: tlitiee LoNnort :—:'rinted and published by by H.Wtixs. No. yr. Furer-srt:l:l•!..e, between St. Cburel and kt7te I .ar.r. and forwarded into tie t'tr.mtry by all N•.:s 4tai. o IsoJa.ailters, Meet ta the &L i& fret of I'taaa,e. .