The National Register. — London, England, 1812-02-16 00:00:00

FEB. 16. MR. ha REYNOLDS'S New Operttic Drama.—This Day is Published by C. Cpple, Pall-mall, price ts. 6d. THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN, an Operatic Drama, in Three Acts, founded on Marmontel and Kotzebue, and forming the First Part of Pizarro. -13y FREDERICK REYNOLDS. Also New Editions of the Boarding House at Brighton, by 13eazley, price 25.; Dazkness Visible, price 2s. ; Killing no Murder, price Qs.; and Mush! Mad, price Is. 6d. by Hook ; Day after the Wedding, price Is. 6d.; Plot and Coun terplot, price 2 and the Wanderer, price 3s. 6d. by Charles Kemble; En;iduca, price 2s. 6d. Colman ; Two Faces under a Hood, price 2s. 6d. by Jibdin; and The Dramatic Mirror, in two volumes, iSmat...with seventeen plates, by 4illii4nd, price 11. 2s. in extra boards. By the Author of " the Spirit of the Book," this day was published, in three handsome volumes, 12ino. price uis. extra hoards, THE LIBERAL CRITIC ; or, Memoirs of Henry Percy, convey ing a correct estimate of the Manners and Principles of the present Times. By Thomas Ache, Lsq. Author of the Spirit of the Book, &c. &c. &c.—London : Printed for B. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationers'- court, Paternoster-row, and sold by all Booksellers.—Where may be bad, just published, The Castle of Taxi& ; or Self-Banished Man, in 4 vols. by the Author of Eva of Cambria, &c. price 20s. Virginia, or the Peace of Amiens, in 4 vols. by the Author of Elfrida, Heiress of Belgrove, price 245. GARDENING AND ANGLING.—Just published by B. Crosby and Co. 4, Stationers'-court, London, and sold by all Booksellers, &c. The Twelfth Edition. price 2s. sewed, or ‘2s. Gd. bOund, THE GARDENER'S POCKET JOURNAL; or, Daily Assistant in the Modern practice of English Gardening, in a concise monthly dis play of all the General Works throughout the year. By John Aber crombie, Author of Every Man his own Gardener, tvith a description of the various ivlplements. Abercrombie's Treatise on the Garden Mushroom, price 3s. A Treatise on the Culture of the .Pine Apple, Second Edition.—By W. Griffin, Gardener to 1. M. Sutton, Esq. Kelhani, Notts. 10s. Gd. ex tra boards. • A Concise Treatise on the Art of Angling, confirmed by actual ex perience, interspersed wiih several new and recent Df,Toveries, by Thom , nest. The Eighth Edition unproved, with a Frontispiece, re presentUT the various Flies used in Angling. ‘2s. 6d. sewed. The Angler's Pocket-Book, or Complete English Angler, with Nolib's Celebrated Treatise on Trolling, and many wood cuts, 2i. 6d. sewed. LTGHT WATER-PROOF BEAVER I lATS.—FRANCIS and SA NT EVELEIGH, No. 46, Queen-street, Southwark, respectfully inform the titte that they manufacture superior Light Water-proof Beaver Hats, on an entirely new principle, warranted to resist the effects of rain anl all kinds of d.,.up, retaining their shape and beauty much longer tb, - .ta other hats (tile !!ap wearing free to the last), and eminently com!)ininf; the advantages o: lightness and durability.—Sold retail by Fi•at.is Eveleigh, No. !ICI, Cheapside; and by many of the respectable I litters in Town and Country. Bath Vellum Letter l'ap,x of sups N S. ttioner to the Duke of Kent, Belford-greet, of posite the Adelphi Quire. Ream. s. d. s. d. 1 0 /9 0 rerior qualities, sol.l by R. I TOFF , &C. No. 418, Strand, six doors from Quire. Ream. s.d. s.d. Thick gilt 1 3 22 0 Thick gilt 1 6 26 0 Large thin gilt 1 9 29 0 Large thick gilt 2 0 Si 0 tnd Stationary, equally moderate.-- 112. Tftk ?';lick (super.) 1 4 23 0 Large thin 1 4 '25 0 Lary:: thick _ 1 8 29 0 With , :very Lle..cri-Ttiori of Paper ai Aimanacks and Pocket -books, for 18' A CARD.--I NNM AN GALLERY, No. 1, Ilinde-street, Man chester-square, December 1, 1811.—DOCTOR TIIORNTON having, at a considerable expense, fitted up the LINN/E.-kW GALLERY, the orand Prize in the Royal Botanical Lottery, invites the Nobnity and Gentry to do him the !valour to examine an unique Collection of Em blematic and Botanical Paintings, by tOe tnost eminent Artists, which he flatters himself are worthy the notice of a discerning and liberal na tion; as also to view the Works of the Royal Botanical Lottery. Fires are cons. Antly kept up in the same, and a G-ntleman attends to explain the Gall: ry, who has an assortment of Tickets for disposal at only 21. ss. each.—Doctor Thornton takes this opportunity to advise his numerous friends to an early purchase, as from the nature of his Lottery the price of the Tickets must be unavoidably advanced, front the number and great value of the Prizes, there being as many Prizes as Blanks. The Tickets are also ;ell:ng at all the Lottery Offices in town and country. On Tuesday Morniu:t Next the Drawing begins,—Only 8,04;4 Ticket!, and Two Prizes of 20,0001.—HORNSl3Y and Co. I - ave a tew Dtipll- cate Tickets fer Sal e , whereby the Purchaser will recjve 40,W01.; also a variety of Tickets and Shares entitling the Purchaser to a better chauce than in any f o rm e r Lottery. HORN Sat and Co. request their Fnenc's wilt exchange their Prizes, or not delay buying quickly, as , n the last little Lottery a Tick , -t wag not to be bad.-o:,iers by post or clrrier (ittle eieclttrii at their Old EstaWily.d I icm - . ,-.I St at:> Lotti.r; rATIONAL REGISTER. . _ . A CARD.—Tire Nobility, Gentry, ticc. are respectfully informed that the impediments .hcing now removed, Mrs. GREEN's Celebrated and Popular Satirical Tale, entitled GOOD MEN OF MODERN DATE! i, ready for Delivery to the Subscribers.—N. B. Such persoirs who have not subscribed for the Work may obtain it fbr perusal at tit. following respectable Circulating Libraries; viz.- 7 -Flookhant, Bond. street; Earl, Albemarle-street; Colburn, Conduit -street; Mercier's, Piccadilly; Dutton, Gractchureh-street; Minerva, Leadenhall.street Hebert';, Poultry ; Booth, Dult , :-street ; City Library, King-street - Carp_ ntei's, Holborn; 'Cawthorne, Cockspur-street; Roche and Hod son, :Macy-le-hour; -stmt; Keys, Coleman-street. The next r:lstrr Ball, is understood, will be extremely magnificent and spiendid , as the Lilies will then appear with peculiar lustre and beau' y, they will, no doubt, avail themselves of the virtues of that article, ROSEATE POWDER, which immedi ately removes superfki.oric hairs on the face, neck, and arms, and also imparts the most (Miran! bloom to the complexion.—May be had or the Proprietor, 2:3, Purscli-street, Covent-garden ; Gattie, 52, Bond strer t ; Duniatt, 3, Cheapsicle.; Davison, 59, Fleet-street; Thorn, 45 1 Oxford -street, and of 411 the Perfumers, &c. in the empire, 4s. and 7s. ATKINsoN's ORICINAL CURLING FLUID is recommended as the mc:st elcg •nt article ever invented for dressing the Hair; it im parts a reviving grateful fragrance, conveys the most beautiful gloss to the Hair imaginable, and gives the " tvut ensemble," that fascinating attraction which can be obtained by no other means whatever, and it is presumed that its peer.liar property of making the Hair curl, and keeping It in form in &try weather, isa convincing proof of its intrin sic merit. It stands wit h,,ut competition for nourishing the Hair, is war& • ranted innocent, and the money returned if not approved; keeps fares hair in curl,. and make'; it appear natural. Sold wholesale, and r,!tail by James Atkinson, perfumer, 9, High. street, Bloomsbury; by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street; Turner, 75, Overton, 47. New liond-street ; Bacon, 150, Grange, 115, Ox ford-strcet ;- Barber, '.litclitield street ; Finch, Bishopsgate-street; Rigge, 65, Cheapside ; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Davison and Son, 39, and Mattrass, 86, Fleet-street ; Berry, 17, Greek-street; and principal Perfumers. at 7s. ed. or exactly double, 6s. the bottle.—Plea.oe to particularly obierve the gt. twine is signed " James Atkins:3i." The 18th I:ltant, bright, auspicious Day, Our Regent Prince begins his Sovereign Sway, On Or.• same day, Dame Fortune w:11 attend, To deal oi!:. Wealth to each adventurous Friend, Then ha;te good people, quickly try Your chanc , ..- in the Lottery, 8K.% ti scum B these forty years has bad the name, For honour, justice, luck, and fame, Tu Holborn-bars wi:h speed pray run, Do not leizet the Widow's Office, Number One. The Public who wuubl wish to give the preference to the Fortunate Name of IiRANSCOiViII, for the Purchase of Tickets and Shares its til pre.,ent Small State Lottery of only' 8,000 Tickets, all m be drawn NEXT TuEsDAy, are respectfully informed, that LADY BRANS. Cf./NIB'S, No. 1, 110!,11ORN-BARS, the Corner of Middle-row, is the only Ilm.se in 1.1 f don or Westminster licensed in the Name 4 Branscomb, where Tickets and Shares are selling.—Any Orders by Post, &c. with Remittances, wiil ae attended to on the same Terms as if the Fcrions were present. Gentlemen having Reddish or (;rey Whiskers, or Eyebrows, may i mmediately n:ake them dark or black. Ladies and Gentlemen making a sin4le trial, will he ecnvineed that the Russia Dye is the best article in the 17,•0r1d for inakin4 tad or grey hair on the head, or any other place, dark or black ; is warranted to he entirely innocent ; not only darkens, but alto t:ilekens the hair and whiskers, and is not like °thee compositions that are sold for a similar purpose, which are of a cor ro6ive nature, and mostly change the hair to a purple cast. A Lady of Listinction has declared to the Proprietor that she, for years, had been ()Wiwi to wear false hair, although she has tolerable good hair of her own, but it being grey at an early age, through some weakness in the growth, and teeing an advertisement of the Russia Dye, she resolved to make a fair trial of it, and so great was the ad. dition, that her intiinate friends would nut believe she had left off the false hair, without a minute examination, and now constantly uses the Russia Oil to moisten her hair when dressing, as it prevents its falling off, and on the least change immediately uses the Russia Dye, which at all times gives the youthlul appearance, as when she was (20 years of age ; and, a joke, the l e sdy told the Propiretor she thought he was a wonderful Prince, as his invention would make old Ladies appear young. Half-a-Guiaea a bottle, era dozen bottles 51. Sold by the Proprietor, •A. John-street, Oxford-street, (obi:erve, it is nor a Shop, it is a Private lioue, opposite No. 7), ;Ind by most principal Venslitrs. March:ion, Carains, also Country Shopkeepers, sending their Or df,rs to any Wht;lest.le Perfnroers 01 Medicine Vendt rs they deal sNi.h in London, will receive liberal allowance. ladle; a!:d Gentleoirn rvsding in th,.• country. !r one ;card in a I;•tter, r°e. yr 1.; ~ .-o.:eft our pinva's E ITt 311 e 1 on atc;)" ter an a 11E, in r , 11$ t•-"' `_ =, ` -r:-