The National Register. — London, England, 1814-08-21 00:00:00

AUG. 21. r tn .1 1 . , THE NATIONAL ,tEGISTER. ACCIDEN7'S OFFENCES. Oo rrid;ly gew‘ight, a roach, run -ing from Nottingham, by way ct Meltnii Mowbray, to Starritiird, was overturned near the lave ot Net 111" liron!!ll'on, and no less than fair of the outside pasr.engers their limbs br, , ken, and te.....0al other, though they escaped vy:th whole bones, were most dreanfully lacerated, and unable to procce! on their j-urntl. Of these, five were compelled to rern.!in at th e ; two wi , ll broken legs, one with a broken arm, and two others mist seriously braised. The rest of the passenyers procee.htd to Mel ton Moworay, where two ladies who resided in that neighbnhrhood were left : one with a kg broken in two places, and the other much cut and otherwise hurt. MOST StNSULAr. AND SYRIODS ROFIBEItY.—On Sunday st•unight, Mr. Moreion, assistant to Mr. 011ivant, . in Man chester, wound up a number of etdd and silver watches, half a dozen of which he left in a box upon the cotwt-r. On opening, 00 the Ictl lowing morning, he found the box where he left but to Irs asto nishment without irs contents ; all iitquity was in consequence dlately instituted, %v Lich Si,r :.owe titiw appeared trutties ; at !twill a book hound in parClllllolt, whir:ll lay at no great distancetrom the IV'X, Was discovered to have been robbed of its hack by vermin ; a lur flier search was then rnsale, and in an apper me ha the shop f10 , ,r, etc, of the watches was discov •red ; the titling undertieJth %vas immedi ately taken down, where five of tile six watcl-rs missing were found, and, what is most sillgtlhr, %vitlinut any attic: glasses being broke, or other ftw:age done, except the 5.m.•1l p:eCett cu . pircluneut att.u:hed to each with the price mark, being entt-ely eaten away. One ot the most remarkable robii::,es tin.t stands on record took trok plAce on Thursday night at the residence of Mr. Tracey, who keeps the tap, at tile back of the Md..: of Wellington Tavern at l'ortsmout h. The robh.r, or robbers, are .supposed to have rotet red the house over a wall in a court-yard behind, bum the circumstance ot their being a ladder against it. They went into a bed loom of Mr. T. were he and hit tvite were sleeping, took a bunch of I..ccs tram a e‘ltni . of drawers, and 11(.01 thence a tea caddy, containim , . alrsrut IS', in silver, and 3:51. in Bank notes, Mrs.Try:ey's pockets from water her pillow on which she was sleepine, and two watches tram pcckets at the head ot the bed. The tea-caddy was found ill the tap with the key in it. selected frrm the bunch hetOre-mentioned, and they also enure:l a room where some soldiers were sleeping, and stole a pair of t o . kings and 4s. 61. in silver. All this they did and went oft w ithour alarming ant one, or of set being dibcovcred ! Suspi cion fell on a sailor, a frreigner, who sonic time since lodged in the house, who is not to be tinind. MARIZIED. At Lee, on the 16th inst. John IVebb, I)4N-tor-General of the Ordnance Medical Department, to Jane Throdo-ia, dinzhter of the late Samuel Brandrann Esq. of Lee-grove, in the county of heat. LOWE'S PATEN'r SHIRTING CLOTH. 'the only Manntacture in Great Britain in which the advantages tit* English Flax and Cottial are mated in one Ths cad. Established in t!ot3. ItA peculiar texture frees it from the injurious cold or chill expe rienced in pc vi ear of Irish or other Linens, and themnpleasaut se:'salion p , .citliar to Fabrics made wholly of Cotton. Fur durability, heautifill appearance, conitlqt in wear, and great economy, this Manufacture (alter Live years tvial) stands unrivalled. Sold at ahnut hali the price of Irish or other tire Linens, at the Waryholl,w, 151., cfic ar .i t i t ., near St. PAW'S and Hard inz and Co. 89 fall-tuall. 0 ." Tb;s llarnifartvir, oiler sercrat nears e.rtensive safe, hating Re qu6 e t i bliCh diviloguishoi patronage and approbation, as to induce. sowc Siwpl;ecpers to offer iirticics under various acto t;tics eif Imperial Paten ,k;hier Twine Cloth, 4r.. all of which ore mode if Cotton. nail pro ell it s Cal•co br:t7l.; 3o gentrollo ond well known, reqii.re no comaidAt. FRENCH WINES OF lIIE rinsr GROWTH. Per Dozen. Fine flivoured Vin de Grave Ditto •Sotorite Meng and Cleanly Choinpaigne Ditto very curious Fr-ntigni lc - 6 0. Ciarets of the very first urowili . 5 10 • And every other description of French Wines. rutsT QU 11. IT Y OF WINES FII.Om !OWN, paItTUGAL MA- DEIII.I I THE C %PE OF GOOD 110IPE Fin , - Dry Cape Aladen as Do. of ye , v superior t,ua!ity, which lias 'oten a Voyage to the lir. silt .• D. Red, DU. Co, iously fine Cape Vin de Q.a ve hot Wines, favou ite Vinte xe o r iBl rood quality Do. I .C• P.', firm y Do. fin! 1..12h eu Voitar e t Itioti or 803 S'it.rry, fine old, wal•ruitted, G years in the Butt - • • • • D. East ' , Ant t:rst cp. &lay ra, tine v., West India 1)u. Do. Lust India Per DOI. Per Pipe. 363. L 74 , 10q. 410 411 s. 95 49%. .104 -415. 11/ —l,, 1:20 .?•4. 11$ 10.1 tills. 114; tiCl otva Do. veiy fine The COMmtitr.t.u. lIALt. WINK COMPANY rellectflilly acquaint the winierou. Custamers awl the Public in general, that they h ive this day fixed their pm es tier Pipe, &e. ai ;above, for Wines of ttett:ng quillities. which may be b Right by a; , pl‘inE at their Coneertio, N. 10. Stirv.)II , It*STREFT•••••NO. 310, OxFortn•sTrozkx, Or of any of their Aortas in the Country. N. B. Wine% Of every De4cription per Dozen ; and Spirits in Cask, Sec. of the first qualities, itt the Co:npauy's usual low Pricos.—Au 4. 'FOOTS AND SHOES. R WILLIS respectfuliy informs his Friends and the Public iet ge• acrid, that he has now, and will halite constantly on sale, an extensive 311(1 ele I! I US*l( t .11t•tit r f the above articles, which nifty be had, fur rcadvmoney, at very low prices. A great variety of Gentleman's Ilcssian , , Jockey, and Military Boots; Dress, Walkinff, and Shooti4 Shoes, manufactured with the very best materials. and linisl.ed in a su perior style of workmanship; also Ladies' Jean, Velvrt, Leather, and all kiwis of Fancy Baots, toether with at large stuck of Shoes of every description, of Cake very hest quality, mid newest fashion ; Buys, (;irk, and Chihlrens' Shoes; Gaiters of various sorts, it Leinlun, ivau, Cloth, Sec.; Mud-hoots, Goloches, Li,t S;lous, &c. in great variety. Mer chants and Captains may he supplied on the shortest notice, awl ore very advantageous terms.—The eow.tty business culled 011 as USU Nu. 4=2, Fisli-sttevt-itill. CIIE.AP TICKETS. PIDDING and Co. No. 1, Con and 3, CHARING-CROSS, re:co:milt:tills the NEW LOTTERY of Jl,OOO 'Tickets, ‘rhieli bcein d;•imini: the FIRST of SEPTEMBER ; it contains Four Cs pilitt.% or ::ir,oool. and 10,0001. and Ei!'lit of .7).001.A. 2,i)0.11. and 1,0001. besides Thirty of 5001. &c. (S:r. The sindlcst Prize exceeds the Prime Cast of a Ticket !--There are no fixed Capitals I—'Pickets and Shares Cheaper than in any of the last 15 Lotteries, are n:) , :y si Ling iiy PIUDING and Co. Largest Prizes shared in Cu! j 1;:tc;:i. Two Prizes of to.coul 4,000 i. 2.0001. and 1.0001. DIED. Lately, at Lochmaben, is his 116th year, W. 'Wimp; he was long a cooper at the bridge end of Dumfries. .Aged 13G. C. Brookeley, Esq.: at the reqnest of tl,c fleceneed, it is recorded upon leis tombstone, that he had been married only once ; had never gained or l►layed at any game •f chance ; and had never, during his long life, been intoxicated. Suddenly, at Sudbury, in Suffolk, the Rev. J. Newnan, M. A. shed 76, many craze Rectos• of Little Corward. i►s that county, and who bad dune the duty there till within the last three or tour months. GREY HAIR immediately change:l to dark brown or bl.lek, oy an improved principle. It is nu wonder so many have been al:aid of usinc dyes fur their hair, as in zeneral dyes arc very tinwhole itanie ; it is well known that dyes tor the hair remain wet Iol' hours, t‘ bleb is enough to give any one their (loath of cold. But PRINCE'S IMPROVEO DYE prepared with pitits, which i 4 the eent and wholesome Dye ever yet discovered, dyes and dries inre diAtely ; iu short those who have Ivey or red hair, by anakinz one trial of this Improved Dye will be ennviored of its effect.: 0, 0 Lldiezi wearily:, false hair on account of their 0.,%11 being grey or red, by n.ing this Improved Dye, %%ill be enabled to wear their own hair. Gentlemen having reddish or prey whiskers, may innoedi,.tely make thrill dark or black. Be particular in askii.!:: for Prinee's Improved Dye, at ate Guinea per ho'.fle, or one tfo7en fur 101. A CAUTION.—OnSerVe on the cover Of Cileh honk, Prince, &e. is printed in _old ink. Directions are sealed up with each bottl- p so that an!" one can dye their own hair with case and plcasare. Sold by the Proprietor, Prince, Pciititt, John-greet, Oxford an et. Observe, it not a shop—exactly opposite No. 8, next door to a Coaela-maker's, the 'mothers are irregillar; Bacon, 1 , O, Oxf o rd. street ; Davison, 59, Fleet-street ; Hirace, tSS, Cheapside; and by utast of the priuciprd P.:rfuniars and Medichae Yeuderi. o. 8, next door to a 1 j I.A Ling i,y PIDDING and Co. as above, where were sold the Tv.o lueon, 150, Oxford- 11 Lare,e4t shared in Corn] .1-I, Al ...!f• _WO last lotteries; al.o, , Cheap‘ide; and by ;, Two Prize•: ur to.coul. uud the Thr . ce Last ever sin,' t of Venders. 4 , 0U01 . 2.0001. and 1,0001, • • I `.; • a • 4 . 4 et: , • • •