The National Register. — London, England, 1814-11-27 00:00:00

TIIT NATIONAL RECIgTEII. BIRTHS. . At St. Petersburgh , on the 24d. of October, the Lady of his Excel lency Sir Gore Ouseley, Bart. his Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary to the Court of Persia..of a daughter. At Lord Le Despencer's house in Hanover-square,. Viscountess Jo celyn, of a daughter. Fttlt BEAUTIFYING ANTI NOUItISIIING Title SIAIE, AI'KINSON't4 CU :!‘l.l N G FLU! D, _ _ 7 03 Patronised by the Royal. Family. nko the tiriud Dudies! of Mill burg. and most of the Noln!iiy. The superior properties of the Curling Fluid for dressing Hair, consists in its pernliar quality.. of Irceing the head front Daudritf, &e. making 'he harshest flair. whether vrtiti cial, beautifully soft and glossy, arresting its. further decay where the flair has already begnn to fall off, preserses it ftoin off or !tuning grey tinder every exposure from illness, grief, study, Change of climate, perspiration, &e. and. where the head k prema turely bald, if the roots are not entirely (lest, oyed, its reteverating effects are infallibly to be relied on ; it produces an inimitable na tural Curl, and preserves it in torn' .during exercise in dancing„ walking, zzze, or in damp weather. See an Essay on the Hair, en closed wi th each bottle ; sold price .3s. t')(1. 7s. 01 10 s. (Id . and one guinea, by James Atkinson, Pertiner, No. 43, Cknard-street, Soho-square, London, linti by most Perfumers and lianAtessers.— Also, _ _ MARRIED. Lately, at Crosthwuite Church, Keswick, Mr. ElkaPali Irwin, aged 79, to Mrs. Margaret Vickars, aged 33. T, e parties are inmates of the Parish workhouse et Keswick. The lady has now been married five times ; the gentleman only four times, and will not sutler himself to be called an old mao, because his father lived to the age of 98, a►ad hip grandfather reached 115 ! The solemnization of these nuptials excited much curiosity. Hundreds of people reeled their return from church, and old ►hoes (ominous of good luck) were showered upon them, whilst the air rang wit►c laud and repeated huzzasi and wishes fur a long and ha►►py life ! Last week were joined in the silken hands of Hymen, Mr. Sa►auel Barker to Mrs. Dinah Gurithorp, both of Downhunt Market, Suffolk; the united ages of this pair of turtle doves amounted to 13u years ! DIED. At his lodgings in Bath, J. J. Foothead, Esq. late of Hampstead; only six days previous to his death he was married to a young Lady, .formelly Ili. ward. On Monday st'imight, at the House of Industry, Clonmel, James Kennedy aged 106 years. In ',is 130 , 1 i year, James Lockhart, Esq. father of John Ingram Lock hart, 1.:%9. M. P. for the city of Oxford. At Ici.we 11, B , dbnAchire, aged 70, John Fyshe Palmer, M. D. who for many years practised at Peterborusgh as a physiciln with consider able celebrity. NEXT WEDNESDAY, THIRTIETH NOVEMBER. SW IFT and CO. the Contractors, respectfully infoetn the Public the STATE LOTTERY will begin anti finish Drawing on the 30:11 of Neventher. There are only 8,000 Tickets, and the Scheme contains 2 . . Prizes of . . 16 000 2 . . . . . 6,00 U 2 . . . . . 2,000 4 . . . . . 1,001 6 • . . . . .600 • 6 • . . • • :,°t)o 10 . . . . `..-'OO Besides 1,572 Prizes of MI. 501 251. &c. • Tickets and Shares are selling at S'All FT and Co.'s Offices No. 11, Poultry ; 12, Charing-cross; and 31, Aldgate High-street. STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, N. 1, HOLBORN BARS. 3. PERRY respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, that he is now selling Tickets and Shares in a great variety of numbers fur the New Luttery, to be drawn NEXT WEDNESDAY. lire. SCHEME CONTAINS 2of ./.:16,000 I 2of 1—'2,000 2• • 3,000 4• • 1,000 &c. &c. &c. Only 0,000 Tickets-- Lowest Prize Lie. 's i ' The llo!ders of Outstanding Prizes sold by BRANSCOMB and PEP RV in the late Lotteries, are requested to bring them to the above 01l e, where they will be pt►idi-by PERRI', ur exchanged for Tickets and Shares in the present Lottery. J. SIVEW RIGHT NVith I►leatnre recemmends to his Friends und the Pi►l,lie the NEW ',MI ERY of B,u+►o Tickets, containi►►g Two Prizes of 16,0001. Two (if 5 0001., !natty other Capitals, and the 10 16!., which will be DfiIWII`NEXT %VP:IN ESDAV. ALL IN ONE DAY. _ Tickets and Shares for which are nn Sale at his Old and Fortu nate Offices, Nos. 37, Cornhill ; :313, Haymarket ; Holborn ; and 141, Oxford-street where the pst Prize of 16,0001. No. 3,651, was Shared and Sold, in addition to that series ofCapitals,so well known fur lawny yeam THIRTIETH OF NOVEMBER. Tn the I. AST LOTTERY, drawn rn the 30th day of th. Mnnth, a Pr:ze :::0,0001. was sold by PI DDI N G and CO. No. 1, Cornhill, and tin: present Lottery will be drawn NEXT WEDNESDAY it is very prolythlk that i:iany of those who give the preference to PI D DI NG atil 's - Officc, will experience a repetition of their god lt; - k on th, , t d.i • by partaking of some of the Capital Prizes of 16,0 w, LOO9l. 1,0001.&c. of which the present Schemr; dis plc,-4 more wan usual abundance. ATKINSON's VEGETALLE DYE, for chancing Grey or fled Hair on the Head, Whisker 4, &-e. to a beautiful and permanent Brown or Black-. I'fice ss. 78.6 d. 10s. tid. and one guinea. CAuTtoN.--To avoid imposition by counterfcits. as': for MLitt- SOD'S 11111(1, or Atkiiison l 4 Dye, awl uhsvrve his SlanlC ON the Lsbel and the &say enclosed. HORNSBY and Co. Stork BroLcrs, No, /6, Cornl:ill, inform the Pub!ie that the LOTTERY will be ALL DRAWN on WEDNES DAY NEXT. Hornsby and Co. divided ;mon?. their T'siends in the last Nine Months One linitarefl and Thirty-thive Thon , and Pounds. ...... _ _ Tiekcts and Slimes are selliiir; in great variety, and at the lowest Pricey. DuKr.-STREET, ‘NCEIESI'ET-SQU,kI3E. Splendid Ili - nisch°hl Furniture, a valuable snit of :ix elega!:t tit ‘ll.le chintz drawing loom whitlow cnrtains with superior arraeged dra pery and• gilt cornices, eigl.seen rust..wf,od el:a'rs mented, and two Grucian venclies en snite, a large niali , :craiiy st,i enphagus pedestal ?-idcboard on carved mahogany lions' pm% am' a set of patent dining tables that fit under, sixteen cailit-d p,trlour chairs covered «itlt red Morocco leather, two sots of rust'-‘‘ 0;A aril mahogany Trafalgar card and sofa tables, superhly iiilnid m gilt brass, elegant modern chimney and pier glasses, a sithl;,) , ,•l• L i tine cut glass, handsome China, some ti.,e foreign table amt bed linen, The zenoine Property of Capt. F. J. 11 , liwicy, to America. TO BE SOLD By AUCTION. By Messrs. WILSON & Co. On the Premises No. 1:4, 1)olie Street,. iVhoehester So,nnre, Tr- Morrow, November the t2Oth, and fot:ow•ing 1):i y, at 'lwche o'Clock: All the elegant Effects, comptking han;lsome lofty nudin7ativ double screwed four post bedsteads, with beautilnl chintz hang i;; ;; s very tastefully made up, window curtains to ncitrli, capita 4 Acas(l ti ed goose feather beds, with suitable ekan bedilivg, Tai!ieN, Brussels, and Wilton carpets, a capital TriCalgar u!!(1 dining tabes to fit under, doid;le and sinJc eiests of drawers, v. ardrobes, seeictury bookcases and et:title:mew. , eyleinler writing desks, a gentl(nian's portal , le sha'ii'g i.nd case with appaiat us eetw o lete, a solid waling:thy cyletulr'r staA, ladies' woi dieisittg cases, dining, caul!, 1 7 etiihiclx, sofa and 100 tables, a set of scarlet tooreen parlour ‘.indow curtains, fourteen Trafalgar elwirs coverud w.t.: mi.:oceo superil r mdlingariv and rose•wood Trafalfyqi raid and scl'a taiAcc, a eh;.ir bedstead, a billimd table 9 feet 6 inches nutiietous other effects.—Catalul;nes to be had on tto Pretriseb. 13ISH Sold in tb Lottery that fi:.i,hed last incrith the fu:loNitig Capital Prizr”. Priz , !! of 10,775 1.91 • 1,000 'rickets and Shares for nre;..rit Lottery are selling, uLich wir,l he all Drawn un WEDNE•WAY LA F. N. 1 All Ptiz , .9 sf,!d by Illsn 11 . % at CORNIIILL, ur :1 1 CliAltINC7•C.It).`; ;. NOV. 27. I i