The National Register. — London, England, 1812-06-21 00:00:00

JUNE 21. SADLERS WELLS.—Monday. June 2v, and following Evenings. Mr. Pack, the Protean Prodigy. will exhibit his surprising specimens of Corporeal Plasticity—Clown, Mr. Flaxmore. After which. a New Hariequinade, with Neu Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, called WIIA NGFONG, or the Clown of ibi n a—Clown of China, Mr. Grimaldi—who will sing a n r.ic song, called" Tbinkti t o mself."—The entertainments to conclude with the superb Aqua Drama, called 'J liE PRINCE, or Illuminated Dike. the last scene ou Real Water. I bti whole of the Emertalnments (Dance.: excepted) the productlou of 31r. C. Diladin, jun.— The Moir, by Mr. Reeve—The Scenery, by Messrs. Andrews, scu. and jun. Boxes is. Pit 2s. Gal. Is. Doors opn at half past five, begin at half paat siz— places kept till b iif past F::* eo. •.• A New Caledonian Aqua Drama is iu rehearsal, sod will be speedily ptudarcd. TO LAMS. w ew r. 0 .1,7an, (ram Paris, in NII/Jl4l.;liki DRESSER in )lANTLES, par -1;larly the HUSSAR. CLOAK, which for 4implicity ait4 novelty unr.t 1 e ...liver• f:•!. admired. MiF% ISLACKLIN (late of Bleubeitta-itreet) No. 161, riceadilly, tv,;(it. - Hatchet's liotol. WILLIA*I TEBBITT & CO. No. 4., Haymarket, and JOHN SHEPHERD A CO. No. Pi, Cullum-street, Fenchurch-street, London, respectfully inform Waie-Alei chants. Inn-Keepers, and the Public in general , that they have for Sale ut their Wine and Spirit Commission ‘Vareliouses, s. d. 14010 Gallons Old Tom Gin gs Irl -- Old Jamaica Rum l4 6 16n -- Very fine Oarogniac Brandy l6 0 40 , 1 Doacn Very Fine Port Wine --- Ohl Sherry of superior quality 170 --- Fine Old Dry Lisbon 44 0 161 Tcneriffe 148 Rich Mountain 336 Chret of the finest growth 9O 0 Ripe Stant it2o --- Fine Ripe Burton Ale 36 -- Very Curious Rum Shrub 144 -- Re.l and White Noyeau 5O II 614 Very carious Crusted Old Port, 6 y rs. in bottles 51 161 -- Curiously fine Old West India Madeira 164 --- Very old and curiously tine East latlia Sherry 6o II 1600 Gallons British Hollands, superior to some Foreign— ls 6 per Gallon 900 --- of Genuine Do. of the most carious quality 4l 0 Which they offer at the above low prices, in quantities of not leas than two gallons, 11r one dozen, to be taken away at the eapence of the buyer, and paid for at the time of-purchase.—Mine and Spirit Merchants, Inn-keepers and others, residing in the Country, will have their orders executed, by remitting the amount, and the same shall be forwarded at their ezpeuce, by any conveyance they advise, and the i.reatest dependance may be placed on the quality of the goc"—W. Tehbitt CO- and J. lbeph . erd & Co. pledging themselves that t h e a b o v e arti c les are all of the most genuine quality. LIGHT WATER-PROOF BEAVER, HATS. FRANCIS and SAMUEL. EVELEICH. No. 46, Quee►w-strer►t, Southwark. x•pectfully juror the Public that they !Manufacture superior Light Water-proof R aver flats ou an entire!) new pqinciple, warranted to resist the effects of rain And all kiads of damp, retaining their shape sod beauty much longer than any ttl.re Hats (the nap nearing free to the last), and eminently combining the ad v,eitages of llittacss and durability.—Sold Retail by Franck Eveleigh, No, st►, Cheapside and by muy of the respeetilile Hatters in Town and Country. A BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTION, FROM INDIA. Patronised by their Royal Highnesses' the Prince's of Waks and the Duk e . of rawer, and rirst of the Nobility, M A CASSA OIL fur the ii :lit .— The 'v irtues sf this Oil, extracted treat a Tree in the Isle of hlacas:;ar, it, the FAO Indira, are !a. beyond precedent for tairreaslng the. Growth of Hair, even on Bald Places, to a . iatiful length thickness ; presenting ;t falling otf or changing colour. In lue'srar the liair it is pre.einitient iu strenztlioning the Curl, bestowing an inesti inahle gliss and scent rendering the Hall inexpre-7:Ably attractin g . promotes the t.rowth of Whiskers, Eyebrows, Ste. file. it is the first production ih the wurld restoring and b eaut if y i ng t h e Ha i r of Ladle:, Centlaineu, and Children, — S uit celebrity has it attain e d, t h at i t I s d a i ly honoured with the sanct i ons o f t h e Nubility, sud Gentlemen of the Navy and Artut, and Public at large. It is itinosious, and cnted to all Cli in ates.—Sold at Is. nd. les. nd. and large bottle: (cunt bung eight ; nail ones) at 11. Is. each, by the-Propt it0v.1.111 , 1 and Son, Kirby-street. 11 ' t tun ; g:Ilden. London: and (by Appointment) by all Wholesale and Retail Per nn rs is London. and in every Town throughout the Empire. ..iteware of servile Imit a t ors , as th e G enu i ne M acassar Oil is signed en the 'el in Red Ink, "A Rowland and Son." Of wh o m may b e h ad 3 most Important Discovery, Patronised b y H er R oya l til4huess the Duchess of York, and sanctioned by Lila Ex.!ellency the Due Del In.. l aut, ' lO l and many Famili es o f Hi g h Di st i nct i on —. ' X. LSANA ETRACT, or Aby , .. wo: , ta Botanical Specific, for the Teeth and Gums, for eradicating Ail Disorders of the teeth and G ums, an d render i ng them extremely B eaut if u l . The Proprietors sf E . stract are sanotioned by th e o pi n i ons o f t h e m os t eminent Physicians of Britain France, Italy, and throw:lout Errope, and of the late celebrated John - , l ; m ttr• — Prupareil and sold at I as. 6d, and small buttes of 4s. Gd. each —Also the aaisea Powder at is. Oil. per hex, by the Proprietors as above. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A spacious FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, at Clapham, Surrey, late I 1 the' occupation a Arnold Mello, Esq. It has iiiider..;one tith.. , roti4ll repair.! ut ir"lY new papered, painted, and decorated at a ro.uiderable expense, and c ri h tt Li. th e reception of a genteel and numerous family. It contains ten best anibers, beside; others for servant s , an d has 1. , rge and convenient ("Gees : it bas a g r r l , , a house, but house, and kitch e n g ar d en . to..::ether with a lawn and walks, orna rybsi with rare and curious exotics in veld iar p,nfectlon,contaliiiivx i.i the . whe:e "re than Two Acres : Ibis place may be kept at a moderate expense, w 4 ile at- Vrtli every comfort a n d re ti r ement, and can accommodate, (rein Ow size and num °er iet ts rooms. a very large family.—Further Particulars may be known by in ;l.llring at the House itself; or by referring io Mr. W. Franks. jun. oppome the i4 : 4u .t": l2 ..Claphain; to Mr. Stockdal:, Bookseller, Piccadilly: Mr. Ackermann, MI, the Strand : Mr. Grot. No. 1, Paul Bskebouse-court, Doctor,' Commons; or r : n awsoa, Bank Coffee - house,ly opposite the front gate of the Bank; at winch 0.. %CI oral places Ticket, may be übtilaeCter settle; It auy day from twelve to ' • !A ecliptic 77777.77'.' •-..6.1. ---, 7 ..,~- ... -~- THE NATIONAL REGISTER. 7 - 1 P 345 Just published, for the Use of Schools and Young Persons, the Third Edition. Price ss. boned, A NEW AND COMPLETE HISTORY OF ENGLAND from the Invasion of Julius CaDsar to the unrestricted Regency, !Si by Question and Answer; from the most authentic Documents; including a particular account of the Victory of Trafalgar—the Battle of Austerlitz—Treaty of Preabur;—auil other Opponent transae.tions on the Continent of Europe. By Charles Lowades—and continue[ front the Year Isoti, by the Rev. J. Witham, A ether of The Naval Gazetteer, and Editor of Tutuer's Book-keeping, and most of the useful School Books of the late Mr. Fenning. L ndoa : Print d fur B and It. CROSBY and Co. Stationers'-court, Paters mister Row, and sold by a t Booksellers. V% here may be had, lately published. A NEW INTRODUCTION to 1100 K-KEEPING, after the Italian Method. By the Rev. R. Turner, sth edit. corrected by Mr. Militant ' is. 8LA1R..., ESSAYS on RHETORIC, and BELLES LETTRES, tine rat boards Gs. 61. The Sane, dem y I ?nos, for Schools, bound ss. Au INTRODUCTION to the USE of the GLOBES. for Youth of both Sexes By John Greig, Teacher of Writiog,(dicography,aud Mathematics, id edit. tole:grit and improved, is. " This is a very useful manual for students in astronomy : the problems are ja diclously selected, and the solutions neat and conspicuous." --Brit. Criti;„, Jan. MO S. COTES's SURVEYOR's GUIDE, or Practical Laud Surveyor, a new editiea: to which is added a 7th Part, containing Plaits for dividing given Portions, Moo. wood cuts, 3s. Gd. or on tine paper, ss. MAYOR'S NEW SPEA KER, orEstzlish Class Book, with a System of Rhetoric; and au Essay on Deli% ery , limo, bound, 4s. Gd. In the Press. THE YOUNG LADY . -: NEW GUIDE TO ARITHMETIC, by Mr. Gre4,. Vth elitiou, much improt ed. • NEW AND IMPROVED EDITIONS. Crosby's English, Scotch and Ir;sli Musical Repositories, consisting of 35(1 of the most admired Son;, set to Music, at one _nth part of the price separate. Printed for Crosby and Co. Stationers' -court, Paternoster-Row, Laudon, and sold by all Book and Music-sellers. I. Cro4ry's English Musical Repcsitorr a choice selection of esteemed English Songs, adapted for the Voice, Violin, and German Flute, neatly printed is with a beautiful Frontispiece and Vignette Title, 4 ed. boards. 11. Crosby's Caledonian Musical Repository, consisting of upwards of Me Ts" vourite Scotch Song-, with the Music, printed uniform with the English, and en:)• bellisbed w ith two elegant Plates, 4s. ed. hoards. 111. Crosby's Irish Musical lepository, a collection of the best Irish Songs. adapted fur the Voice, Violin, and Flute, neatly printed and embellished as the above, 4s. boards. . _ Also lately punished by Crosby and Co. 0% ids's Art of Love, and other Piecus on that subject, with elegant Plates by Hops wcod, thie post paper, Ins. f;d. foolscap, boards, 6s. 6,1. Encyclopaedia of Love, selected from the best Writers, IStno. boards, 4i. Effu-ions of Line, consist lug of Songs, Sonnets, Poems, and A moots, to and from Mars Queen of Scot., Gs. boards. Oirdhmstone's Translation of A uacrern, with Notes, fine foolscap, 4s. beards. Tile Mirror of Wit, a collection of the best Jests, Writticisins, %tc. Is. Gd. The New Iduc) elepred in or World of Wit, [Sint). boirds, Sa. 6d. ENCYCLOPiEDIA BR IP/ NNICA. Just published, inio nearlyiiellundzed Engravings, Price Mil. in boards, ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA; or, a Dictionary of Arts; Sciences, anti Miscellaneous Literature, enlarged and improved. 'I i.!• Fourth Edition.—Priute4 for Archibald Constable and Co. and Thomson Boner Eiliobur.3. 8.4 d by Ceded and Davies: Whitc,(7oclitane, and Co.: John Cuthell: J. Richardson: S. Bagster: lackington ' Allen, and Co. John MuriaN : Gale, Curtis, and Fciv:!r: Thomas :J. Forsyth: J. Barrington: Rodwell; Get:. Cowie and Co.: ant the other Booksellers in London. *** The Encyclepredia Brictunica forms in itself a complete Library, and bas uniformly sustained a celebrity far exceeding an. other Work of the kind. It is the production of the most eminent Alen who have adorned the Republic of Lettari far the last Thirty Years, and has. during that period, attained the unprecedented eh. culation of nearly Twenty-the Tholvond Copies. .Of the Fourth, or present Rats Lion, only a limited number now remain on Sale. B. the Author of the " Spirit of tbc Book." Just published in Three handsome Volumes, litho. Price vis. extra boards, The LP , eral Critic, or Memoirs of lieury Percy , coliveing• a correct Estim tic .of the Manners and Principles of the prescat Times. By Timnias Asbc, Esq. Autb.4l. of the Spirit of the Book, &c. &c. Londuu : Priotett for B. and It. Crosby and Co. Stationere•court, Paternostt.r. Row, and a old by 4:1Book-selleis. Where may be had, just published, The Castle of Tariffa, or Self Bauisheal Man, 4 Vols. by the Author of Era of Cambria, tice. Price vOs. Virginia, or the Peace of Amiens, in 4 Vols. by the Authorof ifdrida, Ifeirese 4 Belgrove, Price 'tits. • GRAND LODGE 01? FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS. His Grace the Duke of ATIIOLL, Grand Mastr.r. The Anniversary Festival of St. dopy the BAPTIJT will be celebrated on Wed. nesday the isth of JIM(' last. The Fraternity will ascemble at 11 hire Conduit House, at ten o'clock in the morning, and proceed, in Masonic Form, to St. Mary a c!,urci l , t5:i1430, 1 , to heal . Dh ice Service, and a Sermon to be preached by the Rev. Dr. BARRY, Grand CLtplain; a,:d wit! afterwards Dine at CanOnbury Muse, lsliogtou. Tickets for the Dinner, Fifteen Shilling each, ma) be had until Monday, the 22d last of ti n Stew ard-,v iz Thont..s ilarper,jun. Brothers, Andrew Brown job Wheeler Stephen Morou Goorge 1•:;ler Michaol Corcoran Walter Campbell Tboinas Clark .) lanes Ronalds twts Beckett L4UreIICC Loaake Alexander Gilitak ROBERT LESLII:, Grand Sec:eta:Le? ED. liAltevre. . ' • 1