The National Register. — London, England, 1812-05-24 00:00:00

MAY 24. VAIiXHALT. GARDENS Will OPEN on NIONDAV --- the TiRST of JUNE. Many splendid improve ltae lowa 'added during; the recets, the mu -t prinninent of which is, a Mat nitieent Hindostanic Temple, erected outhit scite of the Gld Rotunda, with tot red costume', and Panoramic views of some of the principal ponces in the Ewa ItIr.WILICTET EXHIBITION of all his PICTURES he vac P Coted, is NOW op?, 9,t N. 6 i7, Pall-mall. A ttnitt•tnee One Shilling.—Subseriptioos l'or Mr. RAIN - IBACICS PRINT of VILLAGE 'POLITICIANS, are received at the same rlare. (.7.1.1er the immediate Patronage of the King, the Qnren, an 3 the rest of the Royal Fa tnly, and also of the principal Nobility, and the ►most distinguished Amateurs in C.f. United Kingdom. EXtiilliTiON, No. 54, New Rand-street, RE-OPENED with cnnai•'erabia Additions; containing an extensive Selection of the finest Specimens of the Old mAirs, in the Cabinets and Galleries of the United Kingdom, plinteil in Water Cohan: for n Traacl National Work— under the title of the BRITISH GALLERY 01: PICTURES. • s o Admittance to Non-Sulocriberi, One Shilling. KING'.; BIRTH DAY, JUNE 4, the Present State Lotter. wil! he all Drawn.— Tickets and Shares are Selling by lIORNSBY anal Co. itl, C, rnLiil, London. Knrnstly and Co.'.; is the only Office where the First To o 4 15,004) t riot; were sold, and also where the Tw.. First ,t 30,0041 Prizes were sr,id; hesith:s t of X 25,000-- 11 of "Ono - of trying —47 of L,OOO-1 of 4,000—b2 of 2,000-75 of 1,009- 101 of 500—ail of shirt' were paid on Demand. •,• Orden b Post or Carrier, executed With Fidelity and Dispatch. Queen-strert.POrtge :‘llait desirable Ft urbold P Sei. —By Mr. COTTLF., at t 1.13 Royal O,tk Inn, Queen-orert, l'ortso4, oa Tuov , l-ty nett, May 2', I , etwel.o the hottri of six ae.d rep en o'clock i:t the eveniog, without reserve, by urder of Cie Truwttpv of 'Nit'. Robert Silltet!, An Hareltnit FREEHOLD /trick-hunt DWELLING HOTISR, with Capital Row-fronted SHOP, well situate, in the centre of that athnired situation for besi nes, b-ing No. _tt, Queoa-street, oppostite North-street, and corner of Pollard'a. court, Portsea, late in the occupation of Mr. Hubert Salton. These valuable re. centiy built Premises cunt:tin, on the second floor, three b.xleh3enbers with elogets: first floor, dining. room and hack parlours with ditto: ground floor. au excellent shop with how front, well &bat up for the drapery business: on the basement a light kitchen, and large cellars, catteading under Pollard's-court, with lar4e y;rd and back entrance through the court. Fixtu es to be taken by appraisement.—To be v ;ewed till the Sale: Partioulars tole had on the Premises: at the Royal 02k lon, Portsea : Crown, Portsmouth : India Arms, Gosport : and of Mr. Cattle, Auctioneer, Carey-lane, London: or at Mr. Uolla:td' , , corner of Vali:on-street, Portsea. LADIES' RIDING HABITS Are moat Tastefully and Elega.ntly made on an entire pew pci••c:plc. by S. CLARK, No. SI, Golden-square, and which has •• ppr..ved of by Ladies' in geaerat, as obviating a complaint too frequently but • jnstl, m.nie aTainst 11;ding Habits, &specially by these Ladies who are accustomed to mucli Fancy PelitP;es-ornamented in the first style of Elegance; as also young Genii: laths' Arab and Hussar Dres-es are made in a peculiar ne.it manner. A coruct coloured Engraving of the above Habit will be given in La Belle Assemblee for the first of June next. The Little Lottery Draws on the King's Birth-Day.—Tickets and Shares arit &Wog by !JAM* BR A NSCOMB„ No. I. the Ci.rii• is of Middle-Row. The Nam. , of Bra :,.eondi has ever proved fortunate to Lottery Ad enturet 4. parti cularly ou auspicious Day, having then Sold in Share., 11.719 ,ii. 5.000- 7.556 120.0/o—awl 14.747 XlO.llOO-2.570 the only Prize of -Cio.ttou--21.t , n the drA Prize of _,C:10„. 00-3.61 S the only Prize of others too nume rous to toe itiou here. N. B. Ihe are respectfully rrqueßted to observe, that No. I, Holborn Bars, is the Only Clouse Licensed hy,ind in the Name of BRANSCOMB. TO ANG(.ICRS. WELLINGTON PONDS.—ANVU tr, Su t;7cale-rtos;, ONI•: GITINE4.--Gentle me,l who are fond of the amusement of Angling, are respectfully inform; d, that the f•l'ettington Ponds. cover a surface of about Four Acres. well stored with Fish, and soat>s,•eafely ecrastructcd for the use and convenience of the Subscribers to angle in _ The Premises are enclosed by a high paling, and situate on the South-side of W cknerrned, a short distance only front the Nag's Head, and leading from Dur haat-street, We.t. to Pollard's-row, Bethnal Green-road. Apply to Mr. Homewood, at the Hope, Pollard's-row, Bethnal Green-road, who will show the Premises, and of whom Tickets may be had. PERUVIAN RATS, Under the immediate Patronage of her klaksty and the Royal Family, articles of Ladies' wear entirely novel, the material and inode of inanufactnring iliscoveroti the late Mr. Fraser, the celebrated Collector of American Plants, in his travels, acid secured to him by Patent. They are altogether the most beautifi:l vtd curious a - ticles ever seen in t his country—are entirely made by hand—in one piece—will eat tear nv seirtrate—and are lasting beyond any thine: of the kind yet ltunwn. To be wMi ONLI for Ready Money of Messrs. Fraser, the Manufactnreci and Patentees, at . tb A mevienu Nursery, Sleaue.squar:, King's-road, Chelsea; where •F•perimens et the work euly be seen or Sale, and orders received. Ladies may have particuiar patterns made to ot.ler. IMPROVED TRAVELLING PORTMANTP,AU TRUNKS. P. DIXON most revectfully begs leave to inform, the Nobility, Officers in the Army and Navy, and the Public in general, that after long exertion and very great b.b.mr, he is it length enabled to offer to their c.o.isi 'oration, a complete iatprove r..ru on Travelling Trunks. It. D. flatters himself, that the Publi: Nil!, on one vie% only, be perfoctly satisfied, that they are far more corninntliniv. much li Ater. tad ill Pie &intik.. than any ever yet offered to their inspection.— To be see..l and had at the usual Prii•e4, at his Old Established Trunk Manuractor, No. a, HO Holborn, corner of Brownlow-street, and No. ss4, Strand. N. H. Trunks of any description taken in exchange vr rep:tired. A BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTION FROM IND:A. Ustler the benign Patronage of their ltoral Highnesses the Princess of Wales LILA Duke of Sussex, and most of the Nubility. The Virtues of this invaluable are far beyond euloglitin, for increving the growth of hair, even on Laid places, to a beautiful length and thickness ; prevent ing its falling off or changing colour to the latest period of life, in the hair k pre-eminent fur strengthening the curl, bestowing an inr4isnable _toss and Arent, and renders the hair inexpressibly attricting, promotes the growth of whkkers, eye-brows, an. In fine it le tilt first production lathe world for restor log and beautifying Illes hair of Ladies, Ge . Aleinen,and Children. It is innosious, and suited t o a ll c li mates . S o ld at ..;s. nd, nd. and I.l.rge bottles containing eight small, at O ne G u i nea , by th e Proprletors,Ro•Nlat.d and Son, Kirby-street, Hsttou-garden; and by appointment, by all Perfumers and Medicine-Venders in London aid its vichrity, and is every Market Town thror4bout the United ingdoin•---Beware of se?vile imitations as the Genuine Macassar Uil has the tignaturea on the outride labels la red Ink, " A. Rowland and Son." Of whom ay ALSANA. EXTRACT, or Aktailnian Botanic ha al Specific, at los. Gd.lnd is• ed. par &mfr. AI" AXSAVA Po:MD= I , as is- 9d. per Bo:, for the Teeth tog Gam. THE NATIONAL RECISTER• LIGHT WATEIt-PROOF BEAVER HATS. FHANCIFi and SAMUEL, HITELEIGIi, N.r. 411 i. Qttee.ntestreet, Southwark, respectfully infor the Pul'lie that they Sitio ufacture surerior T,i Lt Water-pro 4 Beaver Hats on an entirely new principle, warranted to reiist the effects of rmo and all kinds of damp, retaining their shape and boanty much longer than =I other Hats (the nap wearing free to the last). and eniiteutt.., combiling the:-aO - of liglit•ie-ar and durability.—Sold Retail by Fr me is Kettleislt, No, SO, Cheapside and by many of the respectable Hatters in Town and Country. THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINg COMPANY, SKIN N Eit-ST ET, LONDON; BEG leave to solicit the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, awl Pu!.lic iii general. to their ru.y LOW PHICPS for the Clioice)r. Wines. rio t:mine Spiriteious Lewin% Prernest Buttll44l Porter. Ale end Double Beowu S'out,, FOR HEADY MONEY ONLY. which will be delivered to Order, free of Ea. penre„toaliy part of Loudon. Fine Port Wine, per Ppe Half Pipe 60!. Quarter P;pe *Curious old Port, of the vintaaa of 806, of the most exquisite fl-ivetur Half Pipe G3l. Quarter P;pe Good Sherry, per Butt Half Butt Mi. Quarter Burt - *Vet)! fine old ditto,6 years in the Zllti 31 Per Due. *Very fine ric h find dry Lisbon,l3 to the Dozen Ditto Ditto 'Mountain, 13 to the I)ozin nyinest White Noyeau, Ic,t to Um . 486. • 145 32 1 to 29 I►, zoo *Ditto Piok Ditto, ditto Ditto u!d Rum Shrub, ji to the 116 -3" Wood, pei Burt Half Butt bgl. Quarter Putt *Fine old W(st India Madeira, sfls. 51$. iir, 30 Per Doz. finest PortWine,warranted to have been 6 years in the Weed, new per Pip. • Half Pipe sjl. Quarter Pipe in Bottles, 13 to the lfor.• n -50 s. eiChoice old Port, 12 to the Ifo:tea, not crusted OS. *Curious old %ort, warranted to h.tve been 3 years in bottle, IC to the Dozer,' - - 575. Good Sherry, IS to the Dozen SOs. *Very tine old ditto, wan - untold to have been 8 yearn in the Dim, 40s. dozen Fine davonred Via de Grave. 12 to the Dozen Gild' Ditto Wirsie, I 2 to the Dozen Old Hoek. II to the Dozen Ditto Curkiud, to the. Dozen 1.30:.. Wile Champagne. I I to the Dozen look. Noyeau M irthdigne, 11 the Dozen 13( '• I'er 0:4 Fine flavoured Genova les. fi.!. *MOO old strong Ditto 12s. 644. Moo Ditto Jainalcd Roru 16... Ditto Ditto Cottniae Brandy 425. od. Ditto Ditto Hollands 333 i d. Per 1) )z. 13 to the Dozen 545. Fine Teneriffe, 13 to the Dozen 50s. *Fine old Brow' Madeira, 13 to the Dozen 53,. *Finest old West India ditto, 13 to the Dozen - *Curiously tine East India Madei ra, warranted to be 12, years old, - fia ed. Beg Bottled Porter,l2 to the Dozon f *Dtto Double Brown Stout, 12 to the Doz. - n Fuse Cockszee Cyder DI to Squash Perry *l.A.nest old Ale, vrerrauted 42 Months old before bottled *F.nest Button Ale, Ditto *Very curious Cogniseßrandy, Will ranted to be 10 yearsold per Gallon • 441. 12 to the Dozen. 645. *Ditto Sherry, 12 to the Doren 70s. *Claret of the finest ru) y find flavour, 12 to the Doz•n. 05s• 7i. 64. 205. tid. Cls. Dd. Thom. Articles Ini , ll4vii * .'re.' what the superior ()panty than wilat is vei , "ri.lly Wine Merchants, Intik( , ept , rs,anit Publ: gs. 10s. 6th.. *l)tLto curious fine flavoured old [turn - IBs. 6d. Vile old B. Brandy - 163 Od. Company recusnmesid as being of is wore and of the finest Flavour. leans, served at the Trade Prices as nw a t. JANUARY I.IBIV. For the convenienay of those Families who prefer their 'WINES in. PINTS, sod for Connoiseurs in superior Articles, the- Company hare selec'ed the most curious Wines. Arc, and offer the following as the most choice that can be produced: Fine West India Madeira, 12 P►nts to the Dozen Old East India Ditto of the most exquisite Flavour and Quality, ditto Old East India Sherry of the most curious ands carce qua lity. ditto Fine old dry Lishob, ditto Port Wine, newly bottled, from the finest selected Pipes of the favourite Vintage 01806. ditto Ditto of the most rare Sort, bot- Ord from the meat curious 36,. 435. !lac C6s. old Wiue in the Kingdom, that has lain in a body nearly 20 Yeats. This article has all the Softne3s and Flavour of the most rare Wine,and is worthy the attention of U. first,connor , seurs, ditto Luscious Shrub, made from the finest flavoured old Rum. dol C4l. Ripe full flavoured Double Brown Stout, ditto Curious Mellow Ale, warrarved 2 years old before bottled, but of thesatea flavour. do. 4s. 6d. - ills. SC.. 43. 64. 7111 a~ 32