The National Register. — London, England, 1814-12-25 00:00:00

DEC. 2b. - . - Ie.ILECVTION.—Priday took place, die ex. cation of the dime mt . fortunate. maletactora, Str.n Mage l ds, a n d 'ltit un ,n o ; an im. Biotie concourse ofspectaTors assembled in the Old Bailey. Since the receipt of the mandate for their final exit. the unhappy &lin- quoits. etnithrot d them!•elves with propriety and resignatioy, , Strin•geonvs, for higtrway rohbety at "Idiom, was a man.Of twea k. arty Herculean appeTtrance, and 'maintained a tirm deportment dtt- . ring his trial and condemnation; timing th e night lie was visited by the Rev. Mr. Devereaux, " He confessed the justice of the sentence. Mooneo was attended during the whole of the night by Matinee, ii Alahometan Priest, and his attendant, and in the morning by Mr. Gould, Superinteudant of the Lascars. Magennis, for burglary, was brought to a sense of penitence. At ei quarter before eight o'clock, Mr. Sheriff Reay, attended by the Under Sheriff anti Officers of Justice, proceeded front the Justice hail through the subterraneons passage into the press yard, where they met the Rev. Mr. Deve• reanx, Catholic ttriliatary. the Rev. Mr. Cotton,. Protestant Ordina ry. and 51atinee, the Malionetan Priest. The prise nets were brongttt from their cells doubly ironel. they all prayed Cervently during the time their irons vs (-re knocking off;ual their hands tying. At a quarter past siel:t they site launched into etetnity. lIIRI 11. A few days two, or Chas?!.;, tlke wife of Mr. rim. Mil, of brat :Ilia being married upwards of fif teen years. DI ED. On Yr;ln.v, Mts. Mnry of Eilinhorough, aged CC. wife of Mr. Iti'it•,4l Esq. of I..mdwater, Hertford•liire. At the lltstt.! , e .)I Indu•try, Ireland, James I , •nnedy, a - e ried 10.5 yews he wiiS by tr . :de a tailor, and related, that in. hip youth tie Lunde entire uit< Ott oleo's clothes at it shihing n •uit. • Lat , ..lv rt IT.ou Yin% Barham, K rnt, Thomas laic, ay.(' 17 yew s. second 51311 of ::Ir. li i e, of that pl.tue, whoke death w.ot ocert•ioi!ed by a rocket being thrown at Ilifs on the sth Ut . November; - ,•t, so:tie the spark.. of whirti communicating b. Ili, wicket, set foe to two do son rockets he had &posited 'bete, and buint hint in a most illtintler• On Tite•rls, last, at Clifton, after along and painful illness, Vice- Admiral Sir Henry Stanhope, Wirt. • THEATRE or GRAND PHILOSOPHICAL R f:CTIEATION. M. GAIINrniN has the honour to inform the Nobility .•• ill Gentry, That in consequence of his Engarzements at Covect Garden, •iiis Theatre %sill 1w open this* Wet k. ‘Vellsesday, Friday, mut Satoirday ; and lie hopes to merit the approbation of his numerous Visitors, by his new Experiments on Electricity, Gas, Acrostation, Phantasma goria, Ste. S:e. Performance begins ;It Seven o'Cluek. Great Room, Spring-gardens. 218 284 . . t'o,ooo 7,191 2,:)9(1 1,1::0 10 OOO 3,6 z 0 3 ,934 10 OO O .l Besides Prizes of LZOO, &('. HORNSBV & Co. ,old the.above grand List orCapital Prins in three successive small Lotteries, within tie ht.? Ts else Months, and divided the whole of the Aluney,anwng their Ft kit& --'fiehets and Shares are on Sale 'for the present. Lottery, whielt bevitts Drawing the 18111 of Ncxt Month.—Llo,ooo fur the first Prize above L','.s. — No. 16, CORNIIILL. GRAND CHRISTMAS BAIL. Mr. T. W. LLOYD, Professor of Music and Dancinez, and Cun- ! ductor of the late Fetes in honour of l'e:ice (under the P.ormia , re of the Duke of Sussex), mo.t respertfidlv afinminee: to' th 6 6entry, and his Pupils, that his ANNUAL CH RI-1111 AS AS9 Al- ; 231.,11 take place on TUESDAY, the t 7111 ie.tatit. MI alp. l pile:fa...lls for tickets to be made at hi% Select Academy, Ignoro House, ?7, Great St. Mirtirt's-Lane, ere ; %Allem 'also Mr. L's cuperior and fast;ionahle style of dancing may be e s'ly at. I tained in a taw less,ns, either in pi ivate or in the Select Evening Academy. The Waltz and French*COti 4 flons in sixlessons.—Sclionls sal families attruded either for daneinsz, the pianoforte, or singiitg,-- . naming or . Music Masters from the country May receive Private ItOrectitta On all 'new 'anti folfionable Dances or pieces of Music, on liberal tering. Hr. Lt.orn't Miliftiey; and Country Dauce Raids may be engaged tor 13411 , , Routs, &c. &c. TIM NATIONAL 17.CISTER.. $57 AT. PERR.Y-'S STATE LOT 1 FRY. OFFICE, • . Ng. 1, HpI.BORN-BAP • TICKETS and MARES are on Sale for the NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY, which hecins Drawing 13th bituary, 11115. The Scheme. co ituins ..FirrY CAPITAL Pa lz Ls. including Two of • 20,0011: Two of 10;0001. So.—Only 12.000 Tiektos. Perry shared the La. gest Prize that has been s-ht for Thirty Lot teries: and in the last Twtive Months One of 20,W101. One of 5,0001. several of 1,0001. 5001. &c. &c. were also sold and shared at Perry's Truly Fortunate Office, N .. 1, Holborn-bars. A TRrATISt ON BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. By Mr. 3011 N FAITHRORN, Of Berner's-Street, formed)? Surgeon in the East India Company's, Containing Facts anti Observations on Liver and Bilious Coat pt lintm in general, with the best MethodA of treating them, proved by a number of eases ; with Remarks which are not to be found tne writings of any other author, and whirl; are the reAtilt of a long. practice in varions climates, and partieuhrly applicable to the above-mentioned Compia itts; addressed to the Sick and the Faculty. Printed for Lo( u Hur4, Rees, Orme, and Bromi, Pateruos ier-row ; and sold by all Bookseller:4. A CIUTION TO THE PUBLIC. In consequence of Mr. Era; having advertised Self-AcljuSting Trussei, and suiting, (rum their si►nrrie•r efficacy and utility, he has procured the following appointinctus :—The Itoyal..Navy t th:t Naval Hospitals, the Duck Yards, and the Ordnance SALMON, ODY, A X C. • From the liberal encuuroiyeini . nt Owyhave received, think it their duty to inform I!4e . Yuhhc, that 'Mr. Enc.'s Tctfssrs Attu. . NOT UPON A Is.TI'SIING PRtx rlPt.F.s, having no uuiver‘ol to accounnothte the Spring.to the motion ef the body, end that their Trusses ()PLY hare been used for Majesty's, Seiiice aboNc-nientitietl, since they suprrseti,•,i TO 4Alli nd Eccs, sUirte and that Mr. EGG has not supplied any tva hi% own account. The TRUE PATEN I' SELF-AD.TUSTING TRUNSSES, which require no Stmt., nit cau,e "Inv confittem , to the Body, are to be h Al ONLY of the Patentees, SALMON, ODY, nod Co. t9e, Strand, who have the honour to supply hi• Majesty's. Royal Navy. the Nasal: 11-spitals, and Dock Yards, the Transport Board, the Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary, the Iluitourab!e East India Company, the City True Society, Ece. &c. &c. The only preparation that really prevents the Hair turniag Grey, produces a LUXURIANT GROWTH ON BALD PLACES. And ileantiral Fluz,-ing Curls, is ROWLAN S MACAS.;SAIt OIL. , .a , Its virtues, prunneed Ito ii eastern soil, p-is•ess.a sllubriotts, frar!rant , „ and efficacious properties, which never fail in preserving and beautif)ing the Hair of Ladies, Gentkoten, and Children. Produces whiskers.evrbrowi, &C. Itb pre-emineoee. his waived the attgu Rod benigl Patronage a their Rove( flighnotses the Prttlyntss or W.. Lta an d „ "Junk: 01 Svqsl, ; his Imperial sty EmPEtiott of Russta ; I hi . - Selene Highness the Max of BRUNSWMK ; his Excellency tha. E D, !. EMEANTA no ; the Right Hon. the Earl and Countess of : I Oxfor(), and the Nubility thron_ltotit .F.nrope. Rowland's Treatise ure a th Natitre and Preseryzition of the Human Hair, eodosed will; each gilinine Bottle, signed' on the lable, in red ink,.' A. It t o l : I r ti c e. s7.O A t end so sox,' price 3s. 6d.; 1 0 s. 64 . ; and One Guinea pr ROWLAND'S ES.-;EN, — ,E OF TriiE ; Oa, I NI PERIM, DYE; never fails to produce, in a few :pintoes, a perfect change in Red or Grey . 11:3r, Wlli4er%; E. o .l3rows, &c. to a beautitul flrwAn or Black , 't and that gloqcv, whi.h renders the sprwarance of the colour natural.. Thy Dye i• so durable that i: cante,t he removed by washine, &c. It is-perfectly inttaceut, end L,*iies nut: Gentlemen may dye their hair with ease and secrecy. 74 6 4 1. per B otie. t r Rowland's Essence I .of Tyre. Sold by the•sole Proprietors, A. Rowland and Son, coraer of Kirby -street, linttou garcivn, the first turning on the riptit noel HiAbornood by suo•t respectable Perfumers, Hair cutter%, and Xled , c:iie `'enders in London, and, in every town throughout Europe. Beware orCounterleits. The above book, and tl,e label on tech bottle, are entered at Stationcla' li:tn.—Mg:by the attention of Merchants, Captain., &c.