The National Register. — London, England, 1818-05-24 00:00:00

168 ~~~. DELPHIN CLASSICS. UNDER THE PATRONAUE OF, AND DEDICA 4 I:I7,D TO HIS ROYAL 'l'llll PItOSPECTUS ixf A New and Corrected Edition of the IJKLPIIIN CLASSit:S; with the VARIORUM NOTES A ITEN It Ea To b: intitled the Rescue,: Editiou.—Ter be printed said emitted by .1. J.Viiii.i, M.A. late Fellow ut eon. Cult Oxford. The liuti,eriptioi. wdl enurtly be elo,:d, and the price *hied,. Pre.ent pub e.iptaii. tiki small and tit large paper. tvputatiou in the learned world ut the DELPIU:S4 CLAS- S:C.v. anti dm prevailing irt amity ut too .t ut them, have little doubt e .et their Ileptiolie..atitin will be received with patronage appro bation. kite Edition. bow proposed to be published under the patronage of..and I.todiciited to, Ili. Itopt lltguks,titerrinceßegent, will be prit.tzd in a neat aid Tur Nl.i)e, will tie beadtitolly executed; arid 'Wood-Cuts at brut. nt exiAing in the In4phiti end V ,triorai.l a&, 're ineertod. _ _ The avidity with wWelt th: CLASIPC3 are sought, and the itoprietwabili,y ui pot , Lcritlg e••iltpivte Set 3, tti th,, know • 1...1ge toast they reit)* Utcral CfriirS; and tine IL: critical labo. ut the la.t Ce,,tury, , Jed tiicadMaiOC of :t any itttioortant MSS. ha: e conoi,lerably itu i wtiotal the text, Liicourafe the Printcr it. the ex pcetatiei. that t u:w Pad iditil)ll will be regarded in U:e Hoyt flo , ottrahle thszniert eltec,3l:y as a is etniecivol th.it nu librAvy con be ccs4.itlerell M ;.tiu,plet...: wa!tout a regt.:ar Collectiot, of the C The twit Text will he N0t.....t in ti. • h:st and littot Variorum Edition will printed At the teal of ea-% d.:.tlior Various Peeling. placed under the '!'ext—t!:•_. be itieurporated, a. it were. the 1k.,.111/1 MAI the Vathiruin 'l' lie beat ludtee, will be silopted,and cirefulty et -listed . with the Text. to remove the.presmt numerous hulks the res.renees.- 'IT e refereuce will he to the liouk and Chapter, and t:et to the page, by which maims the tatee Index will aptly :u a!: :Mee eilitiors. 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Any Ptl'l , 4l travelling abroad may have his Parts kept at Mr. Valpey's ()Atte until his return. 6 , 0 Me. Valpy wishes it Rare particularly to be IllitittliOod, that ▪ uelay whatever can occur is the publication of twelve parrs an mat4y. aa some observation, have been made on the slow, p robwiks o f b• eas e . Greek Tlavesintk; on which sulnect it may' only be new:- miry at say. that theStiloveribers alone are the goinerc by suet dilly. a- d the kilter, the lustre, ter it is obvious that a mete bui-ried }mu tat-Moo a/null have beets of riveter benefit to there ; but the have is, that die iturrapeetadly large iittbscription determined them to give to their Subscribe' a toroi goathity of materit.:s, fur which e-m -ail-table wins were paid, mod which could not fail gnarly to conch • Thonitinu. Had it been ptirhed as fast as was pessible, what :-....4seriber would not jettly have rotidemned the Luken ? IVith r si ect to the pres,ent 'Nik e the labor is clearly defined, and there to.e ossi of COICUIStIOII. TOOL?. COM, London, Aprlt ?.•?,• !MIL 1:1,000r7 Minute.-1s4),000, 1:?;,(1)(1 2 or 1: , .1,e0c , for flit. .f I TAZA It 1) find Co tiontractor Prnw•tl on the bads tty; A1•11'.%I. re -to,, In the Cut Thurmln), sth s I T.olus.ANL. I'..t wto I'UI7V. ViUst bt* 'Prawn, bv.wlet. the oiler Capitalt. )'tires fw . to,(14Y01.! 4 re. of and ..i.cort :•nref of 1000. ! aril •crt! 0,0 of 104. NIA : 2.4.it,t6 Prize& of .1. Ac. &r. Tlrc Firm Ito Prises win Lir,: 1,1044, • 7.1 J „: e r g litto nhtalts will have h, The Six.: drawly I'ti7. ItIMAT 1,14141. nYw.,tl... • siy,no.! ! _ . . Tstire'it 11(41 Shirt,‘ Ate II NT. %Hi. a., ,I 4 - ,,. t •1•17.1411 ()diet. 9;0 4 ii. , r4l I • • 111.•!• , 1 .11.41 isi•assials at hal year,p. who' :avid nod Shored Five Priz-ti; of in the last rear • hots: sirs, anti f...niiitals in fo rmat ', o w ns , i; quoting to acute *Minn. . N. It. I.aat I.ottety 'lssi kers nen. to Siareentha to 4,.n il. Thi. Icti•r" has mete Capit.a. with 4.10 Rt lets Ti,•ketr. y e t i'siee, at prczoll. vial) VA. 10s. foi 4 1 6eL1, d; fu- :....ixtrentli. RAW) PIIINJ cnunteract the many attertpts that arc daily 1.1.1.1., to impost- on the u3..nry A spuriotab ironlywmitieniuttve , l of t • 1 .1•-eaine biaeking pr.' atirdby Day and Martin ,ttnyarentdoe tat to allopta new J.:ilk:lin waiclt thciratlihr:.b 97, MG!' 1101,BORS, iplamillao - onspicuou,V. that tlit-y trui.t an attention to this. and lOC 01411:nee °film ty pc, wiii:ls is wililtie 4'l !cater-Tirets,ll IIK nable pm era *As a at once to ttetket tin ilup•sst ion. Tin Heal .I.ii•an LILA, /NG. made by . DAY and 31.111T11:4, 97. 1 I igh Holborn. w ill ifi teat be sold in Itotthl at Cul. la. and 15.6.1. each. and • coo At* I.albel letk with all Vinticrk 11 ! 11 - ..e• AND MAIt'tIN, 97, 111Gli HOLbOlin Tar NATIONAL. IZFGIS;TtIit, Nine DELL LATELY visurED PARIS, wlivrc she has been for the purpose of making such Selection• of the Parisian Fashion% as may suit the Taste of the Ladies of England.-- Her time in Paris was devoted to the inspectittn and choice of MIL IAN rot% Da rears, end C3:.STS. She has Vaught over Nlesi Patterns and leheiret we mon previnling Parisian Fashions. and of every Article of Novelty, to as to havo them made i.y the English Manufacturer. The saincipal Nisiii4esa and Dress-Mal:cm-in Paris engaged to send Mrs. Dye a. Models (weekly) tat every rani .ian Novelty ; w that L'wie, a Taste in Uress may be gratiii:d with Parisian Costume witlithe same facility as if re sidir.g in Paris. or the Feininine Grace and I:lo4ance of We Eni;lisli Costume blended with the French. A Beatiliul Miscawitious and Novel Collection of Dwaine. and Corsets are ready fur the inspection of the Nubility ar.d Gentry, particithirly some Elegant Pelisses and Petti coa., et quite a new manufacture, and which have been made in the Loots or this Country, after brunch Models-...they are dnique and decided :•ovelties. Mrs. lini.t•'s in:proved Corsets are unequalled in Paris or any other oem.try; and sac has the happiness to state, arC unieeisally seem aid itiopieil in the French Capital. ylic has received 50 . 03! Orders for Corset. front Ladies of the Fiesta, Court, who expressed their surmise and astonithinclit that a Corset should give so much gr. :e and elegince to the figure. It may he necessary ni add. that flO or Dress• Maker can be admitted? Coate try Millinerestupp;ie.l ivith Me lees. TRE ANNIE N 1 AN DIV 010 CORMT prevents that roudn. rtVe atid stoup hi the Lush frevertly conspicuous, being the greatest n2velts - ever laaran in Genets...lite:Tiff viorni by Mrs. 11 E IL,. and afready patronized Cy use :lalelity. It gives to the llust-a grace, elegance, anti ease; an etrect to Dress unknown in this or any other comitry ; and *form to the back most aorPrisinX• It mar be put on and completely adjusted inoinemarily, awl without the aid of :my faders will find it their penalise advantage to have , seas made without being fortii, , hed with it. THE CORtilEl'S TO' CONCEAL DI:VO/11/ITIIIS IN P. MALES, just invent& by Mts. Neat, lire pronounced by the Ea. Mit* . to be the most eligible Corsets within thepower of •tneention w discover—as well fur the Safety and Ease they give to the imperfect fetuale, as fur their peculiar cuostruction to improve the Shape.— They-vendor defective tii,oires almost perfect to appearance, and ob• 'sure defects which Nature or aanklent may have made conspicuous, and eeasciplently unplessant to the afflicted. THE la LW IN VENT El) COIEiET. which prevents rressure on th: Chest, and an Antidote to Cancer, imide without t asper9,, lt i. heard steel, Whalehoi:e, or hard Substar.ces. T h is Corset unites the Advar..agst of belnyr conducive to health and coMfort, by beir.g made cf novel nuitenals, free from superfluider such as Steer, Whalebone. of hard Substances; so that Ease. Grseefidness, and Dignity are giver to the Fermi,: Form in a manner perfectir novel and original. It Rea relief end protection to Pregnant Lathes. and at the Lime time, adds Ihourrt and HEMITY to the appearance. • There iii no fickleness of tashion in Mrs. Bet.t.'s New invented Ceti. sets • it is a masterly improven.ent on Corsets, and upo;. tete!. will he /you ' d to surpass every thing of the kind yet-discovered. THE BANDAGE CORNETS, invented for Pregnant Ladies before or after Am - metal-nem, and for Ladies inclined to Corpstler.ey, are &duel by illy/del:ins to be the only Corset that should be worn, as they gate thy sztcr.stcault suttee/111 to Ladies in such situations. They are dell wcrthy the attention of Nth Ladies, as have had their shapes in some deree injured, by erring a fitniiiy, or who arc inclin ed. tocrerpulebey. It is well kfit•alt that numbers of Ladies, from a desire to latservethrir shape, compress it in a manner that frupser.tly injurertheir liealth . in the greatest delree ; those ladies may be as • stared that Mrs. 111:na'snew inytntret Corset and Bandagewill answer cvery purpose of the stitii:•t Stay. while, at the same time, they give . to the:amide farm that case and gracefulness which superfluities of Whaleboue and Steel must inevitably destroy. Ladies ih t)te Countiy or Abroad may obtain either Dresses, Ita. bits, or Corse', made to lit v :th the same a:retireey as if present, by ser.ding a f/resS, or a lair of COIMStiI that Gt well td the Shupe. I.A DI E;;' II has been a subjet of regret that there should lie at few !Wits made loath any degree of taste, anti that many persons undertalt.._ to make Habits whit are quite incapable. To reined... the pr. sent geferts in Habits. Mrs. 111:1.1. begs leave to relate she has recently made several Habits for Ladies distinguished for their taste in dress, who have pronounced them truly elegant, no. ref, and very superior to the former style of 'taint making, as they give to the DOA a most beautiful acct. IV CODING DRESSES made with ehartietesistic Taste. Novelty, and Elegance. Ludic' of taste in dress will find it their particular interest in giving their orders to Mrs. Bunn, wile has been rent:al , - ably successful in the Afartiage Dresses she has node ter I.:wiles of rank and fteshion. Till: FAMILY NfOURgI.NG Mrs. BELL has had the honour of making, has giver/. the utmost satisfaction for its characteristic pro priety, and sheitrire regard she has paid in adapting the Dte.ises ac cording to thivllegvta:a.f. liehnionship. • The above can only he had of theiv i!:eentress. Mrs. Bran, at her MAGAAIN late SiWiES No. .I.,ultvu'l-strect. Ladies and gentlemen hating Co . niiiti:sions for Millinery and Ladies' to send &brood. will tin l Mrs. 13 ELL'a MAG A 7 to ecnulin more Novi:ltioi i. the London and Parisian tyle of nre4, than at any °dna 31iIiiiter't in Europe. resident in the Country and _Abroad will find their tit , te conaultetl, appointing their London Dress anti Corset !Al:titer. _ _ (.1 No l'areds, wiesi Curirc ph!, ll'.r Letters, unt.ert Post rec.4t Cater:: wort be atc.,,,t.p.niieti with respect:tile litfettaco.tv Its-ti ent:l Lenden„--41.reutiees wanted, P:e:111i1111 P , Vied. Atothlt- of the London and Fast:los:s fur the Country. or lest utpu: 6,ltict:,6 JUNIITIt's I,ESI:\fE•' OF PLTITIMENT, by tlEtTli. r.NcE is n safe, cfKl:tual, and pleasant re nted? ic Cl.tuia rtru. (;outi- and Pains in the Stoma Ii !IlliCulS, litter s tea. Nancea act:admit on Preg:l4ll.7. Itc h/226111 :tea 11.ariituds; arrisim; from .ktmostpiletic heat. %vont of Appetite.. Winne.. fitnit inclement Weather. :.nd in 'Lc tP4AltOttic aftivtion of ale. ilelll4Cll and Bowels, so ormintrn to infitnt4--adaptit:g tke dose le the urgcncy of the citse. A s fonily med.:hie or tin the Atmy , wr Navy, it will,he frond a yalnelletequisition: I",:i.ii:Nee of qo *tower V3 1 ' 1104,, family Ntesiiciav, that rla vriihiNt ul it:l ut thisaolvettivertnait to ...ltird rarchnoi against thv wootteroJs :ounterfvffs which ace prtiso , sl 'Pruggi:ts At. Tne only eaufacia I'. Heath cwt Civc, a. at f ;lilt .1. II 1: ATI!. Nttill/411:4!11, is engriavcd,nii die IA t.USII.IIO. TWO SF..inagl. and Niitereivc and One Shilling and o.rfa hailip-it.-0. !`;' F. Likartis, 14grIt to Heath) C 6, St. l'aursitamillartl. • 01'11 t'l" OP ORON.r.ver, Yr.; 13. 11!1S. Tnr (dfietrs of Ills li•fjcip i 's OrdHa7e... diG hereby 17iii Mot that will F! by ft, 1 ' •..1.01 • (04 IllirrAisty.oteltsifs inabin:. Gt. .IMr:iit r'elocli is I.tr irroude. Yrtary L uis nj .Vor, old vela Cutraieerbk Sicrca. _ . 1110ei$, double and tin Ale. i'mytkr Thrns and MAN., &Ally 1In;.:s 311,1 !cat, tiw, awl Mowing. Teats of ,nms. Statl.:lll l 4 end Swats. Strad 144wfiejs, Old ;NU, :gee." anti bald, L.gcclier w ith a valet, el taller artielo.. Th e ,-hote of the oral?, mci; he viexrd arrgAghr, at tia Printipa! Sen.,tv.trer in the r,:err, 1, yr, Mt S.:l.'. end *Aces iliac , / Ltete &We be aaL ova to Ach. h,•sc.:s ••.e. .fo're Ferri s .17. 111:2 OFFICE Or 0 It1)11` ANC E. ;Ito 13t/.. tuq. THE Principal Officers tif his Majesty's Orebiance do herc4 gbe :Vona. that Proposals Le rexived at their . ix Poll itt/I, on or beffie Frill:A P.: 29th day of May from Irv:4 l'ersms as may Le willing to undertake the supply (NM L s:rvi:e of Mis kpartmeut, for u penes: of ose Y C ,I r front the Ist of July nat. The Coals mast b;... of the description denorrinate.l A 1 is M. fin or Eighuin Moor, and will be r_ltzit.J. deliver:d lies of every expellee eKcept the King's Duty. either oa shore, or law VCl4,+l or craft. at any place in the laver Tunes. toid Favershaa, •r at any port or pine:, in the River Med .vay, tut 1.14) be required. Pay anent fur the Coal: will be mile by Hill i.nd Dcbenturz. at the Tor. c:, and not as heretofore by Orrilni Of. the ifeard. Furth& partL:atars, together Nu Terms and Conditions of the Costra.:, may be known upon apitht.ttion at the Steraar i Office in Pell .3tzli, ofe:esoul, any dny beitecen Me hours ur Ten and k'Jiir oTIJek. sheet Me Pruros;:,i must be deavered up and ciettirevi. ** I's - upends fOr COALS." but no propossls can be admit?: I tgter eke surd Twenty-ninth daze of May, at T:r.,?• • I/ eke: ut Yeenrf thr soNe tLtis; neither *ilLny Tender be terkie s.'te I'orty rn Thing it, or an agcn? in lair b. - Ault. *hull attend. 14107.11er t It. IL CREW. Secret:aria. MAN "4k B! 11'l' 1! ~. At Tatter park. CLester. the ladt at' W. Pgertoo, req. M.P. of a itTal.ut !;or.lt lintair.. the Ital.. tia‘;'.:•.r zie. of eon anti I. PIARItIEII. M Plyr.outlt. Lieut. D. i stmt. ll.Nt. It , rtillety, to yot..-gc.: dam of tl,e lute J. I:4q. At ISuu.ba , I..:rot:>ul., 1.b4. Judge and litgisttote : toreml dot. of J. itawlins, Log. lute Of the Cita 6,:rt:‘.=. DeLgul. DIED. At F..... Lucie, 3frs Mary 11;;;;11, wife of John J. J. Al.:tantim , , Es+ o!' that inlaid, and relict of the late itight Hun. U. Cullen, or,- of the Lords of lit-stion and Juaitiaty in i•cotland.—At Trinidad, ag:d Yd., Lieut. J. Tucker, of the Boys! Artillery.—At Walkliamp ton. aged lts., J. Williams. Ile was the eldest of 111 sous of Jane. Willianit,(who dicd in 'net 1 Ilth yew%) 17 of whom are now alive, tiail s ia.peitect healtt a .And their joint ages amount to 1.379 ymrs. --At Chaster. C. linini:can. Lsq. I.ieut. C.A. of the Chester local Chiswelt, age 4 Quiteermaste7 Seriewit of the Kinll . .; Own Statiiirdsiiire militia.—The Bev. S. Whit:, Lite of St. Jo:Ws College, Oxford.—lien hole, Esq. son of the late CPen. J Hale—At Eden tiro), aged 69. Elinor. widow of the late Lord Auckland.—Lt biilllield. Surrey, aged 79, Lady Bayley, wilow of Sir N. Bayley, Bart. Wets!' Newycl, Angleses , ....At Eiwen's Lodge. near Yas ley, aged 106,. Mrs. Ann P.oson. I.IIC was capable of reading and yoking without tae Aida spectacles. and retained her faculties tall Within 3 few hours of her death.—At 4.oughnilly ; near lhensartegr. J. Cue roy, aged 149. He retained his faculties until his disse• L'i-VDC MARKI COliT4-EXC tiANGr.. moorwar,, stay In. There woes liberal supply of Eng/ish Wheat this morning, ack upwards of 26.outi quarters of forelin Wheat arrived since this day week, bat haring few buyers the sales were heavy .0 a decline •a about two shillings per quarter sines last Moodwy.—Fine Enghat Barley is scarce, but the foreign arrivals being cm:aide:llW has caused& further reduction iu that artiotww-Builing lease were ratheo cheaper; likewise Tick Ikaosw-l'iwa fresh tuts niaiotaia ibex: foeilier pikes; the middling And inferifirsortil wore very dult in flaw. (eher Grain with litek vuziation—dtapesee* sad /linseed as Lis: edge prises. Vl2llalf. NAT fl. The Trade Vas very heavy this morttag, errityß W the continued large arrivals of FortiAn Wfirat. sot rude-a are w:tli Aith culty clt'ected at t reduction of from Is. to 2A pt.r quarter since Mor - day. Harley meets a dull sale, on lower terms fur all but tie finest parcels; and Bemis are very misaidableon a reductiouef fro,* :Is. to is. per quarter.—Th• Oat 'trade is dull. arid we quite A Is. per quaitur lower.---in Other articles wC have au alt,tatrata to Lotice. s. s. S. 6. I. 6. MICIA A a 76 White ['maw a 5.) Poland Oats 26 a JO Fin.: ditto. tso a b 2 Grey Vaasa 44 a 4s. rotator-ditto 211 a 52 Ityr 4O a 50 Beans 44 a 51 Vela ileac 75 a ow Ulu,: Barley 36 a 41 'ticks Malt ,V a 14 Oat, . Y2 a2l Itap..:WodsUL a 5/1... PRICE OF The highest prie.: of the be* Wile-awe: fl rcad throt.ghtnit the rne• roi,olis, is itAtuti by the Bakers to h !lA. tare Qqal . tera Wilit Rakers sail th. Quartem Loaf from td. to 14. lower. A•VI:itAGE O COLIN PER Q1;A11.1111. tx UNCI AND AND WALES FOk IA EFL ENDING MAY 16. Wheat. Ityr 11Irley o.ats Wang I Pease eti 0 I 8 I.” I 3 31 I 6 57 11 51 10 PRICE: 11E' NtgAT. FAIDAY, 1% SAITIVFIELLt. yirt*GAT 8 A a. 4. a. a. I neu i .: qf Cattk at I Rerf...— 4 .1 a 5 4 Smithfield. Aluttaa..a 8 * 5 4 Beasts, about—. & vi - 0.1 ......:, m.l 7 0 Sheep ;110 Pork 54 a 64 Cal es Lainh...-6 aa 7 8 P I iz> HAY AHD STRAW I.OAn. X. 4. 41. J.l. 4 nay 3 15 0a 0 0 a • 17 $ Snrntrtrz.o Clover 4 la U+ 5 20 0 5 • .(Secaw 4 V 0•414 • Has + o nat 13 o 5 6 • Sr. J aosr.a's -1. 01 ---ver 4 to 0a 6 + VILA ft 18 0a 3 9 0— • I lay 5 0 fl aG. 0 o 5 w a wurytostArnt., klover 6 0 1 al U 5 6 10 Mitiw lB O& .$ :5 0— 1 t 1 Imr x 2. Cam:Fe s. d. c. Beef 8 a • 8 ‘lutten 4 a; 4 Ve41......4 4 it 6 4 1'0r...5 4 a 6 5 11.antb....5 • • 7 e AVERAGE MICE OF SCCAIt, Cemf..ited from the Iteturor Dixie in the week er.di rig 74raisCris S 11& 1%:. per c. 0.. varlosife cf the D uty of Ce:tidiss paid of paysble hervols m lailiurtatioa thr;:eof :WO (.6otordy's t:oz. . PRICE oil STOCES. Pie,k Stock :; p.•r Cant. Itedumf • 7 11 1 N 3 ler cent. Corattlaw—e— ................ 4 r:r Cent ' I 1, --, - .pyr Cem. Navy...... Std :l'il Kalil Stuck Ilitto Howls lt. pc: Cent.) 9n VIVI' tWhegtkV NUS* O. rig %gr... ......... ...... i ..; .... I. r Couois for •;ni 1..0n g.,1, nr.nities .41...............4............• ••• A) 4 -:6 1,0 N :•e,N :—l'tiwed and publibbri by H. NV 71. F 5, No. 1 , eLY KT-:IILitZT. Dlxbitaie: Ctarth add flew.' I rqd fonosoiiiii int) the Co -law by trit'l44.7wee a:141 Cit 7k! di '..hk % , •••01, ' , •:C f,..wgr.