The National Register. — London, England, 1814-04-24 00:00:00

Tura NATIONAT., REGISTER., LOWE'S PAL IiNT CLOTH. The only Manufacture in Great Britain in which the ads .. antages of English Flax and Cotton are united in one Thread. VSTABLISHED IN 1808. Its peculiar texture frees it from the injurious cold or chill expe rienced in the wear of Irish or other Linens, and the unpleasant sensa tion peculiar to Fabrics made wholly of Cotton. For Durability, beautiful Appearance, Comfort in W.-ar, and great Economy, this manufacture (after the years trial), stands unrivalled. Sold at about hall the price of Irish or other fine Linens, at the Pa. tentee's Warehouse, 151, Cheapside, near St. Paul's, and Harding and Cu. 89, Pell Altdl. • • This Afauttfseture, after several years extensive sale , having ac e gain,' such diiti:Nza3,hed patrenaze and approbation, as to induce some Shopkeepers to vi e,• articles under rarh'u new t itl es of I mpe .i s t p otent Shirting. 7'tti4at. ('loth, 4e.. all of which are made entirely of Cotton, and the properties of Cotton fabrics being so generally and yell known, re quire no comment. ROOTS AND SHOES. R. WILLIS respectfully informs his Fiends and the Public in ge neral. that he has now, and will have constantly on sale, an extensive and elegant assortment of the above articles, which may he had, for veadymoney, at very low prices. A great variety of Cientlernaii's Hessians, Jockey, and 'Military Boots; Dress, Walking, and Shooting Shoes, manufactured with the very best materials, and finished in a su perior style of workmanship ; also Ladies' Jean, Velvet. Leather, and all kinds of Farley Boots, tooether with a large stock of Shoes of every description, of the very best quality, and newest frishitot ; Roys, and Childrens' Shoes ; Gaiters of various sorts, in Leallief, Jean, Cloth, &c.; Mod-bohts, Goloches, List Shoes, &c. in greet variety. Mer chants and Contains may be supplied on the shorte-4 notice, and cn very advantageous termii.--The country business carried on as usual, No. 442, Fish-street-bill. • -- .A VALUABLE DISCOVIM V. IVITII A SAVING OF FIFTY PER (;EN r. IMPROVED LAVENDER WATER. • (PATRONTSYD ry GER G R ACE 111 E DtIGIILSS OF NEWCASTLE)* This 'fine. subtle fluid, being trebly distilled, with very little beat, from the recent flowers, is more fraprant and refreshing than any other preparation of this kind, produces the permanent effect of a nosegay of the fresh flowers ; and being extremely volatile, is speedily diffosed through a spacious apartestilt ; instead of discolouring, it actually increases the whiteness of linen. Prepared and signed by the Proprietor, G. James, and sold wholesale end retail, at . W...tson's Medicine Warehouse, 22, Southatnplon-street, Strand ; price 3s. in pints, or 3os. per dozen ; where also is sold James's Inestimable Peruvian Tooth Powder, i boxes, of Is. tid. and 2s. e.tch. SAUCE A LA RUSSE, FOR FISH, CUTLETS, STEAKS, CHOPS, &c. JOHN HILT., sncec.:sor to the late Mr. Thlmas Aveling, lttkan, and Fish Sauce 'W a rehouse, 63, PICC ADILi. Y , facing St J street, respectful?) , informs the Nobility and Gentry, that be alone continues to prepare the above most excellent and much admired Sauce from the orig inal receipt of the late Mr. Thomas A ve lin g , and begs to return thans for the liberal enccur‘.cment he has received, end hopes to be honoured by . a continuance of future favours. J. H. feels the greatest confidence in recommending the above much admired Sauce, as being superior to any other Sauce hitherto °tiered to the Public.— Please to ob3erve the label on each bottle has my sgnature, all others are spurious. CHANCE IN TWO LOTTERIES. PIDDING & Co. No. 1, CORNHILL, and 3, CIt“IING CRoss, solicit the preference of Adventurers in the SPRING LoT TERY, to begin drawing MAY the 3d. Schemes of uhieh may ha bad as above, giving the clearest explanation of the present novel plan, whereby there are Two CHANCES, not only of a lager pro portion than nsnal of Money Prizes of L '2OOOO, L 1.5,0b0, L 10,00 D, L 5,000, L '2OOO, L LOON &c. &c. &c. but also of One Thou sand Whole Tickets in the succeeding Lottery. 'V It is due to the Porchasera at PI D EYING & Co.'s to state, that they have made a Donation of L 12s. to the FUND for the POOR DEBTORS IN NEWOATE, in compliance with their Promise .to give part of the Profits .of every Share bought at their Offices. No. 1, Combat, and No. 3, Charing Cross. 1.0).0011 : Priut•ed and Published by HENRY HAY at No. It, Newcastle-Street, Strand •; and forwarded by all Newsmen,Cierks of the Reads, and Booksellers LbrOughout the United lisiegdoul i free otTorstage iuto the Coutapy • at 103. 30 1 per snorter.. THE SEASON of SPRING is that which invalids attempt by me dicitie, to remove the effects of indiscretion or vice, of free,living, want of exercise and atmospheric ventilation, in winter, on ship board. and in camps and hospitals.—Amommg the established means of relief the ' GENUINE SYRUP of DE VELNOS has obtained a distinction, which its virtnes and efficacy •lone can support. Its effirets are the most important and must extensive ; by pervading the lymphatic vessels, and removing impediments to► their functions; by expeiling humours conveyed into the system either by infection, inipnre contaet, intern reranse, or a delicate and peculiar construction of the secretory organs ; it removes scrophule, scurvy, syphiles, obstructions in the liver and the lungs, and those numerous classes-of disease depending on a depraved state of the fluids ; it strengthens, and invigorates time whole system in the decline of life, and is the best remedy for the ravages of mercury.—Mr. CANUAtt respectfully informs the numerous Patrons and Friends of Medicine, he is preparing large quantities of it, in such a manner that it may be had fresh amid in goad condition, in the ensu ing mouths of the spring and summer.—The genuine Syrup has a label affixed to each bottle, with the signature, TiIOMAS CAWHAYI, in the hand-writing of the proprietor, by; whom it is sold, as it was by Mr. Swainson, his predecessor, at No. 21, Frith-street, Soho, at 133. a bottle. Lately published, price is 6d. The VISION of the BELOVED DISCIPLE, a Sermtin on. the Pot. tion of Scripture appointed tot Trinity Sunday, 11% the ttev. JAMES RUDGE, M. A. Lecturer of Limehousv. Also by the same Author, 1. A Sermon on the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, fourth edition, price Is. 6d. 2. A Ser.Lon on the iiatictilication of the L ird's l) n', price Is. 3. A Sermon on the Parable of the Prodigal Son, preacued in behalf of the Refuge for the Destitute, and published by request, wire ls. 64. To be had a Ilatchard's, Piccadiiiy ; itivingtou's, St. Paul's Church-yard. LONDON MARKETS. CAR-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, ARM 18. Although we have hail a good sin p!y of Wheat this morning, there was a brisk demand at an advailee or 4s. per qr. film) last Mondays prices, and from 6s. to Bs. upon ihosre of last Friday. Haviug but little Barley at market, that of fine quality met ready sale. mid is 2s. per qr. dearer. White awl Grey Peas,• and Oats are 2s. per qr. lower. Beaus are dull sale at a decline of front Is. to 10. per. qr. FRIDAY, APRIL 2i• Our market has been very slack this day; every article but Oats dull at :Monday's prices. File heavy samplei of Oats are about is. per.qr. dearer. No material alteration in o:ber kinds of Grain. B. 2. B. So White Pease 64 a 66 Poland Oats FM a 9o; Cirey Pease 44 a 46 Potatoe ditto 2s aso •aus Ticks Oats 1. P. Wisrat 6$ a GS Fine ditto 61 a 16 e flu ley Waft Ihe price Of Bread was o rdered (agreeiloy to the Act) to be reduce% ene assists and a halt or 3d. in the Peck Loaf Wheaten —making the Quarteru Loaf 111 d. AV ERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Computed from the Returns made in the Week ending APRIL oi, Is 595. 914. per cwt. exclwive of tue Duffy of Customs paid or payable thereon on the import. ation thereof into Great BrttAin..—{From Saturday's Gazette.) ~ AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, PER QUARTER. rua ins wane ENDING APRIL I. England & Wales. Scotland. Eng land & Wales. Scotland. s. 4. s. d. Il• 4. P. d. Wheat Rye 13ar1ey 0 Oats k 7 9 .... 46 10 Beer orßigg S 6 6 4 PRICE OF MAT, FRIDAY, APRIL 22. SMITHFIELD. • SEAGATE & LEADRIIII ATT.. U. d. 1. 4. mans OT CATTLE AT i Carcase a. d• S. 4 Beef b 4 a 7 0 SMITHTIELD y Beef 4 8 a 6 4 Mutum.... 7 0a 8 4 Beants,about .... 71'7 0 Mutton 6 0a 8 6 Veal Pork 7 0a 8 0 Calves ISO ; Pork 7 0a S 0 Lamb 9 0a 11 0 Pigs SOO 11 Lamb S 0 a 10 4 b APRIL !4. 1