The National Register. — London, England, 1818-12-13 00:00:00

4N) . 11.:NG'S liimA.—Saturilav week, at twelve O . ( CIO Council, who hay:. the wire of the Kiu r, si.e:Ahled at tl:e Upper th*:: received the tauntilly report of the state of the Kivg, from the five Physicians appointed to attend His Jlajesty, who, bring sworn bk.l . ore the Council to the truth of their tepoil, the J l others of the Council proceeded to the (e;tle to visit the King. after which they broke up, sad lull Wiii3sor, except the ilis!iop of Loudon, who rsuoiiiiied to have the cure of the King during the en song svcet . The billowing ThilLtin was is tied for the infortna ti:n of the public : • wirebnr enstle, Dec.s. •• Majesty's b..Tri undisturbed throughout t he IV( 1110;1111 , Nlikiett) 8 health has be ii good ; but his lila -1)!-11! r routinues in dies:sine matte." ‘Ve eannot conceive any thing more affecting, more edstressing, than this description of the tranquillity of tLe kin; during A YLitutinn of domestic mlimiity which *:null have touched him bil netrly, had he possessed his reason. We forgot to mention, that thick straw had been laid down in the iuncr court of Winsor Castle, to prevent the sound of the furierul carriages reuehing We; ears : but the precaution was onneees.saay ; for his wind being absent, the ear alone could have no power of reeoguitica. _ _ . WIND:ton, Dec. 9.—The Princess Augusta and the Duchess of Gloucester are living in great se closion in the Palace. The Princess Sophia is so Mitch better us to be able to take an airing in her carriage in the Park, when the weather is sufficiently tine. Thic morning Lord l;reaves, accompanied by several gentlemen of the corporation, commenced his e:lllViiii, to suceced the late Mr. Disbrowe in representing this borough in Parliament. His Lordship was received by the electors with every prospect of success, and no opposition has yet been offered to hint. His Rural Highness the Prince Regent devoted a portion of the morning of Thursday sc'unight, to a con templation of his afflicted and venerable parent ;he as attended by Sir H. Haltiml. Our beloved Monarch was, of course, unconscious of the presence of his son ; but the Regent derivPd the greatest consolation in as e.ertaitting that his revered father received every emit titre and attention that might sooth the calamity with which he is visited. On the subject of the King's jewels, The 3forning Herold says—" We are authorised to state, that the only jewels of his Majesty which are now missing, tire Ms Star and Garter. The former was very splendid, ' being studded all over with diamonds ; and the buckle of the (Litter was alto► richly studded in the mote man ner. Their value is estimated at between 6 and 70001. —A dose search has been made tbr these jewels, and though it has not yet been attended with the desired remit, yet no apprehension is entertained of their buy. ing been irrecoverably lost. It is generally believed 11:11011tg the 01Beeni of his Majesty's Household, that t:l7y have been deposited in some place of secret safety by the King himself." The Queen's Will, executed in June, 1817, is now in the lisnds.of a high Civilian. The document alluded to at the time of her Mijesty'a demise, which was said .to be a will, executed two days previous to the melan choly event,.was only n codicil to the will ofJ tine, 1817. 'The Court in Doctors' Commons ha►e no precedent on a claim for a Royal N't 111 to be deposited therein, except that of Henry VIII. whose will is registered there. Ilatchments are now placed over the prindtpal en trances of St. James's Palace, Buckingham Howe, -Windsor Castle, and Frogmore. Thurolay, *bunt halt-past one o'clock, the Prince Regent left Carlton Howe fur Brighten.—The Royal Pavilion there will not be completed' until after the expiration of the feast of the Castle Tavern and As sembly Rooms, which has about twelve months to run, when the whole will become the property of his Royal Highness, and be thrown into the marine pilau:. SLTIWE.SIM ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. wAittHouss. 107. rricaxs, CONNEN. Of THE sAvoT sTuts. LONDON. JOHN BURGESS AND SUN being apprised of %hi amiserws enticsivoth 8 made by imitty persons is impose a vari es% article for' their make, feel it incumbent en teem to request die . . "rd., of t t. e . pu bis a , is purchasing whet gay amiseive so be the omtu.al, t, observe the same and addras cormspCials wit'i the atoms rrelleT2l appearance of the spurious descriptions will . cries the u u licrtivt. and for their detectron. .1. R. and Sons submit folloain:. Caution:it sane are in appearimec at first si t ;lit • the cellulite.' bur without any cause or sari:as—mane • IR orwsi. If I".4.enee er nehoviee--nillers • lit urgis's 'arid many more without iskiress.— .11111 11111(GtiSS Lid SON irarbeg been maw, rents honoured with web distimrished approbation. feel every seiniutent of r:spvet the rublie t and earuc.ily toilet tb.rn r , 11.10.1 the labels proious to purchasing what they coreciv.• to he of their make. which toe) hope will prevent many diaprointinents.—W A ithursi;sg io CORNER of Moe SAVOY CTEPS. LONDON. . FRAUD PREVENTED. Tn enansteract the many attempts that are aaily wvid iclptoge on the unwary a spurimis ,ompo.itinr 4 nsterd of cat t. n•ii,,c - hincicing prepared by flay and Nfarth,theyareindne new Label in which theiraddres:. 97. HIGH HOLBORN, • alsitet: -oil pieuomly. that t!icy trust an attention to this, and . ir fi,re:ici if diet y pe. whit+ is :tnlike all letterpress. willenable p at mire to detect the imps*ititin. The fleal Japan BI.Ar 10 Nit:. made At DAY and 31. t It'l IN. . High Hulburn. wilt in Nam , 'or wit! hit Rotticsat f;tl. t..6d. each. and a eit.itteif thi• I t a bit witai sti "end AMY ,Oiti MAR FIN, r, 11:'.2:1 HOLBORN. THE N.4.IIOVAL RrOISTER, This dqy Wqs publighod, price f> t. 61. TUE PADAPEiLETEER, No. XX V. Containing r 1. A I.etter to Sir h. Hominy, \t. I'. from H. Brongitatn, NI. P. on the Abstse of Public Charhie , . 2. North American P:.mlol1l•.^. on Sw.e't American Affairs. 3. Roman Catholic Priutaldes I:cfc:ctiee to God and the Ring— published in IGMt. Ity - the Key. .i• Kirk. 4. Modern Mfaladic•s and the prescnt A :Ate of Medicine, By D. I.Twint, 5. On the Poor Laws. and on the Rer.orts of the two !louses of Par. !lament. By John gal ni Shi.ffikatl. 6. On the Repeal of the !Smirk Livia. By E. Cooke. Faq. 7. Remarks on some French Works and Newspapers on the Affairs of Hayti. BY the Baron de l'artey, Pretainor to H. R. H. the l'rince Royal of Ilayti, (translated exclusively for the l'am phieteer). 8. A Collection of l'apert on Political Sukiects. By the Right flora. Sir .1. Sinclair. Bart. 9. A Letter to Henry Ilmugham. Esq. M. P. on the best Mode of Restoring Decayed Grammar Schools Index and Title to Vol. XII. Sold by Rest Fenner, Longman and Co. Black. Ringhury. and Co. and all other BookaePer...--Of whom may be had all the Nunibeis from the commencement. TEAS MUCH CHEAPER AND urrrEn AT THE PRICE. - LONDON GENUINE TEA WAREHOUSE. •- - No. 6, LUDGATE HILL Established for the Sale of Tees pure and unadulterated as they arrive from China. THE EAST INDIA CIINIPANI"a QUARTER LY TEA SALE being just ended, FIIEIIERICK SPARROW and Co. beg to inform their Friends and the Public, that they have selected an extensive Aesortment of the strange t and best full-fla voured TEAS that have been inipatted fur some Years. which they arc determined to sell upon the lowest W lI()LESALE TElt NIS for It EA DY MONEY ; availing thembelvos of the present opportunity to recommend the following as the most wets! and best at their prices:—viz. a. tl. s. d. Gond genuine Congou and Green (for common pa:lases) 6 oto 6 6pr lb Fine strong Congnu, Breakfast Souehong, ant! fresh Green Fine full-fiartm.ed Soucliong, and br.glit Ica! fresh 4;rven Fine Ilyom, 104. to Ith. ditto (very curious) 0 9 ....11t 0 Superiine sintchong. fine Pekoe, Cape aed • I'adrae, the lane' Chinas: Paekgaes, neve opened. oboist j lu each (sonic as 41/4961(' • hno.ee charges 14a. per lb.). They request their Friends to be pa ,, icula , ;a • which is Nu. 0. near the bottom of Ludgate X', a tee . .1 ;:;.Ige. Street ;as a party of Lottery People, who can .....:c .:c real qualities and l'roperties of Tea. hay, . . same Street. to opposition, and are daily en,•...a..e• • . • of Lottery Schemes, Puffs, and m mem • ::nd misdeed the unwary, the quality of their tras., is s " •at to those who have made a trial of it; and in r •i,'; •• ..A: -; s t..• • •. tie attacks and vile insinuations made 0.. selves to continue selling cheaper and bey. , ,aria az ti :es than they . do. Our knowledge and' P.xperienee et the pest s (,:• • s of TT:AS is far superior ! our expenoes sew in 1 , 0 , . not raquire such enormous profits as 190 per C.m. an.: up cards. Mr. WILSON, Dancing-Master, (from the King's Theatre.' Open' Hour!) respectfully informs his Pupils and the Pubhe, that liis WALTZ QUADRILLE and ECOSSOI SE (being the•Tath Public SALL, will take plse! on Friday next. Dec. ibth, ISIS, at the CROWN en d Aliment TAVERN, STS....WD. The 11011 will be °gamed at half past 8 o'Cluck, by Mr. Wilson aid a poo r ril r trya La Mr 6 . 7 \V talls . The of G his cne i r .u al ii l l iancirt ) wilb g th w e ill ‘ co Val m t m z en M ce in e u t e ;l cThikline 'lancing will osasist of English, French. end German Waltzing. Qiirelviilos. Cotillions, Ecussuises, Spanish Dances. Polonoites, dec. with the French Dances La Datteme, floelanger, At. Also a variety of new soil edinired Room Ibutas. as La Pirouette, I.e Mon lines,ll..'Allemande, and %Value Quireirilles. L'Froile, and Santanse, Coillithes, the t Warr and Fandango Waltzer; • • also (hy I arti:ulsr desire) Ira be repeated, the Val:mine Wake. the 'midair; Letters et the word • Valentine, wii be formed in succession by the Ladies performing •the Dance i the Quadrille Minuet, Ice. The whole by Mr. Wilson. and wiil be danced by bini and his Cupils. jilt Country Dancing, together with Mr. Wilson's New Reels, Iv' be oocasionally introduced. Single 'heads lOs, 6d. each; and Double Tickets, to admit a Lady and Gentleman, or Two Ladies, !us. To be had at Mr. Wil inn% Academy. Old Bailey, near Ludgate Hill ; where may belied just published, "'fife Co:vect Method of German and French Waltzing," " Companion to the Ball Room," "Quadrille In structor, " New Circular Method of English Country Dancing," and all Mr. Wilson's other publications. Care of the Quadrille Figures may be had of Mr. Wilson. Stewards will be in attendance to prevent the intrusion of improper Compan . Mr. Wilson's Academy for Dancing ls open every Day, where every Deportment of Fashionable Dastang, is privately might to Paeans deny Age. HOSPITAL. POR THE SMALLPDX, PORINNOCIILATION AND FOR VACCINATION. ST. PANCRAS. AN Half-yearly General Court will be held at BATSON'S Coffee-house, Cornhill„ 011 TUESDAY. the Midday of December. mitt, at One o'clock in the Alternates ruzczay.i.r, to Teed,: the Conunis tee's Report i and ea other ADM's. By Order of the Comuuttee, who will meet there at Half-peat Twelve precisely. A. HIGHMORE. SEC 33, Ely-Place. THAT Inestimable Otitaincnt the HUM AN HAIR is frequently much injured by Fevers. Acconeltinents. 'Travelling, Choose of climate. Study, Anxiety. Etc.—these it neglected, soon occasion total Maces, which may be prevented be applying that invaluable production. the Genuine NI AC ASSA R 61 I- A. ROW LAN tied =Zany caution the Public against Spurious Oil under dust ie the Original and Genuine, and they have just received a ea/noble supply from Macassar. Its salubriotteproperttes in preventink 'Se Hair twiny_ iniured—useuring it when feller—pnieneting its growth ell the baldest plaeta4. and en hancing its beauty are wonderful. Heels gentile* bottle signed an the outside label, in red ink, •`A. Rowland and else."-.Prier 39.641. 7a. hors. 6d. and One Guinea per bottle. Alva. ROW I.l.Kn'r ESSKNCF. ON TYR& merely wetting the Hair with this peeper:Aim. it immediatel nev~y meow paectc.hange in MUD or G lthY HAIR. EY IS-BROWS, 'HIS/kit:RC &c. to a beautiful glossy and permanent iinoww es BLACK. nuititing the exert natural colour. Waislinig wakes 04s ftre ware durablo. ladies or Gentlemen may dye they Hair with LAW Secrecy. Nice es. -7s. bd. and pus. 6d. Sold whaler:de, retail. and lee exhortation. by the Proprietors, A. R6w LAW n and vine. corner of Kirby Street. the the arming en the by ilin H a wn ;Arden. I leiburn. London; and , by aPpotritnient. l l'erßintmra anti Medicine Vl:nil:re throughout Europe. A s k l e e Rowland's 0,1, or Howl:own !tee. end &scut the-Signa ture, A. ROWLAND aud SON. DIP.C. IS AN. littiii Dersmcm,— At tl►e Commission Court in Dublin, lately, u pap-o'-day boy of the name of natty Kieran o, was t.rktl and tbund guilty of stealing. two co w s . In his defence. Thady protested Hs inno cence, anti with a most rueful countenance solemnly denied the charge of having envied or the cows—. • • for," nand he, •' one of them was a bull, and the other coo) followed him." The 18, Capt. Minn, is about to sail fur the Cape, and;ake out Mr. Arburthnot to St. Helena, and Mr. Ellis to the Cape. The object of the mission of the former is not known ; the '..atter has been appoint. ed Secretary of the colony of the Cape of Gaol Hope, vice 11r. Alex:mac:, deceased. Nlonday, Alderman Sir William Curtis took up his Freedom for the City of Rochester, on which °Passion the worthy Coronet gave the Mayor and Corporation an elegant dinner at the Crown Inn. It i, Hid Vial a great number of persons. (about 20 or 36) lately exeliegnorzil for Felling sloe leaves for tea, and counterilit cane. have taken their departure for the United States. Turner, the pagiliFt, Las challenged Martin, the empower of Scroggins ; both of the latter were dreadfully punished in the late fight. BIRTIIS. The Countess of Aberdeen, of his Isom. in Gloucester Place. the Indy of W. 1.. !lughes. Esq.. M.P. of a dau.—At Was & worth, the huly of G. Bicknell, hisq. of s son.—ln Gower &nit. Sal ford Square, the lady of NValker Blasco,, of a. son. _AIARRIRD. _ _ ...... At Islington, Mr. R. Meallaw. to Miss Marls Tigre. both at Islington.-6. Barclay. Esq. son of Col. Barelay„bls My's Com missioner for the American bouodasy. to Matilda. slily dau. of A. Aufrerm Esq. of Hanover Hall, NT. orfolk,—At Merylabooe. T. Lord. Esq. of Tilchurst. Berke, to Miss Maria. dau. of the kills J. Harper. keg Edgeware limid.-14. B. Hunt. Esq. if lb, Mosta , Royal Comm Garden, to Lydia, date. of Dr. Merry. of atf* late of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lana DIED. Mrs. Wm. Cruckshank, dam of W. Boyd, Esq. of MAIM, Owen. Kent.—Mary. the wife of J. Scott. Esq., 16, Cross Street. Mingle% aged 68.—At Pratt Street. Lambeth, Mr.A. M•Donald. lidecithe Commissariat Deri-tment. Lisbon.—At Ilighbury Thies. J. Harley. Esq. aged M.—At Rye. while on • journey, Mr. Wm. Reek, of Fig Street I fill. aged 43.—At Brighton, aged 66. Mrs. Illoechog. late of Croy ion.—At Pentooville. Elisabeth, wife of Mr. S. Romp. son, of St. within'a Lane.—At Fort Marlborough. oo the westoseet of Sumatra. the lady of V.. It. Jennings, Esq. Secretary to she Lieutenant Governer.—Elisal.ieth Henrietta, don. of the Into Dr. di Zimmermann, of Smyrna, and lady of the the. J. F. Usko, Rector of Orsett, Eases. LONDON MARKETS. COBN-EXCHANGE. • . MONDAY. rnc. 7. .Th ire a large wipply of Wheat this morning from &sea ski Kent., and havi. , g but few buyers. the sales were dull. at a decline of , • •Js. pet. q;. --The arrivals of English and Foreign Barley he. , only . the fine samples eould be disposed of at lasi -11Onday's prices." - the mferior sorts a ere dumper.—Beans. Pew. and clots, a dull kale. with little variation in their pries:v.—la Itapsord and Linsccd as per last quotation. EIIIIIAY. DEC. 11. There was a good supply of Wheat and Barley . from Su&lk morning, and some quantity of the Monday's arrival of Wheat re maining over till to-day, oorasioned a very heavy trade. and rather lower prices.—Barley has declined in value about Is. per qr. the -apply - being large; and Beans and White Pease are partierlerly tr.saleahlt. b u r Grey Pease go off.on much the acme termite—The 04 mute a dull sale.—ln other articles no alteration. a. 5. a. 4. I. 5. Wheat 34 a 64 WhitePriale63 a6B Poland NU S 3 a 36 Finc ditto 70 .i 70 Grey Pew 66 a 70 Potatoetlitto.33 aAt Bye 4B a 36 I Means 6.2 a 66 Fine Flour 60 a 65 Fine Barley fit a 384 'Atka 36 a 64 Secoral ditto 33 ti 60 Malt 6B a $4 (hats . 3O 431 live Seed —l. oil. PRICE OF BREAD. The highest mice of the best Wheaton Bread throughout the me tropolii, is litated by the Bakers to be ltd. the Qattitern LAIL Some Bakers sell the Quartem Loaf tom id. to ittl. lower. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN PER QUARTER. IN ENGLAND AND WALES Tort THE WILK ENDUES DEC. S. Wheat. Rye Barley Oats 1 Beans PAii , I I tit 9 GO 7 Gs It 36 6f 75 $ 7'03 PRICE OF MEAT, FRIDAY. I CW GATC IX. 11. IND LEADENDALI.. a. d. s. d. Donis of Cattle at Carcase s. d. a 11. Beef.-- 48it 6 14 'Snsiglitirld. Beef 3$ a 5 0 Mutton —5 oa6 G l Beasts,about.... 796 Sharron 40a I 4 0 818.44) , 4LBO Veal •4a6 ti Pork 4 8 aG 0 Calves ' t6O Pork .....4 8a 6 0 0a 0 0 Pi,o, IOU hatub....o 0 a 0 0 HAY AND STIIAW l'ltlt i.oAn. X. a. d. X s. J. Aver. X. ..... ( Hay 7 10 I) ail 11 to 7 19 0 flxtrrortEto i (:lover 8110•9 0 0— 6 4 G thinly' •”, ii 10 0a 3 0 0— g 15 0 1 111 y....„, 600 a N 8 0 ._ 7 • 0 Sr JAams's Clover., 7 0 0 a 8 13 0— 7 1 7 0 Straw 5 11 0a 3 3 It ..... t 17 0 - ( 11ay......,7 II 0a N II) 0 —• ;:$ 0 WHITE(IIAPEL i CIOVet 14 0 II a 9 0 0 /1(' 0 (Straw g 10 0 • 3 to A 2 15 0 AVERAGIi. PRICE OF SCGAU. Computed from the Pictures made Welts week ending Des- 9. is ses. 44d. per cwt. excluAive of the Duty of Corns pail Of payable Ithron on Importation thereof into Grua. Seiteie4Sctorday's Gazette.) PRICE 01. STOCKS Bank Sten... 3 per Cent. Heelister! 3 per Cent. ennuils 4 per Cent. ...... 3 'lli Cent. Navy India soak Nitro !Ion& is per Cent.) 70 Pr Excliequer IWh. ltd. per Day .. 14 1 10 Cntonh for s. .... Long.kisuititu *MR 141 - sit* I.tetwmt :—Printed and published by by ILW Let. 74. I 4 '. s.reer •0 runt.T. between dt. Duestsui's Church ;tad Metter Lane. aitil l'osnartled hue the Country by ail_ Newswes bout.lttkrs, and Clistis of the Ikeda ha of r»...6