The National Register. — London, England, 1816-08-04 00:00:00

THE PAMPHLETEER. Just Publis!►ecl, Pricc 6 &I. THE PAMPHLETEER, No. XV. containing the beet Poopidea of the Day. Continued Quarterly. PAMPHLETS: 1. Siseetli of J. C. Carmen, 1.. M.P. on the Poor Laws. 11. On the Flousiniaii an..l Bataihin Mysteries. Ay Thos. Tayler. I: I. A Discourse ddirr.al at Java. Ity the Han. T. S. Ratites. IV. On the Mildew ut Wheat, and the Choice of Seed Corn, in refer epee to an hypothe.is of Sir Joseph Banks. V. On the Agricultural Intereit. By the ILv. D. Crombie. VI. On ramine and the Poor Laws. By W. IticlionLon, D.D. Vii. On the Present Crisis. By W. Peter, Bey. +VIII. On the Punishment of Death. By J. W. Polidori, gine'. 1 Sall by Gale and Co. ; Longman and Co. London ; and all other Booksellers. Where may be had, Nos. 1. to 'XIV. containing an Impartial Be ton-I on but:i silt , of everf ast leading sub;ect, Wiich has occupied the pah/ic attention during the four years; with Translations trout the French an l German—aal many valuable Pamphlets, which being out ofpriut, are only to be had in this Collection. £40,000 for Fitat-drawn Priz! ova. and &Iwo Whatever Prize it may be - - Drawn. The present Lottery having deservedly met with aniverml Appmbatlon, has canted an unprce,..dentLd Sale for Tickets and Shares, and as there were but 14,tido Tickets originally, an early Paech,o , e is recommendA to prevent Disappointment; and it is cer tainly mist adviseahle fir those who cause to adventure to bay early, becalue the very lint Prize drawn must be more than .1.40,0un, and mar be C•vi,ivio, and as the Drawings each lkty are to be equal, it is .most probable some whir great Ca;Mali will be drawn same Day. "."- The astonishing suocess which invariably attends 00Ifices, is so universally known that it would be unnecessary to state a, cs“l a t!“;11:11It... Of an Advertisement would admit of it; suffice it so say, he sold in the last Lottery (just thaislatill One Prize of 30,00 u Pounds, And 26 other Capitals ; and in the last 12 3londis. Two prizes of so,otsi Pounds, •One of 40,1100 Pounds, Four of 30.0'•1.i0 Pounds, 'nesides numerous Prizes of Dew®. ke.c. &r. as may be seen by the • &di !mei, which are to be had (gratis) at his 0:1;ces, 4, Coruhill, and 4 J. Charinz-Crosi, where Tickets and Shares are now selling. Lottery begins 17th of NEXT mos Tit. IIAYTIAN PAPERS.-BY AUTHORITY.. Just published, by W. HEED. Law Books Aler, 17. Flmt.street, lutudsomely printed, in one AOL Uvo. price 61. boards. THE whole of the very Intertsting Documents re ining to the Kiniptorn of Hayti. with a Preface; by P. SANDERS, EN. Agent to tit:. Ilaytian Government. LAW OF PATENTS . In a few Days will be published by W. REED. Law Bookseller, 17, Fleet-street, in one voL royal svo. THE LAW OF PATENTS for Inventions, with a Colketiou of C3iCS. By J. Davirs, of the Rolls Chapel. Now publishing in Nionthly Farts. Four Shillings each. or in Weckly N 11111505, One Shilling each, handsonack printed in Doily Quarto, and cinbelli,shed with numerous superb b.ngravings, to be comprimal TTFotWiUanin, • ROBER'FSON's HISTORY OF ALL NATIONS; or NEw UNIVERSAL HISTORY. containing a copious and correct ac count of the Origin, Progress, and present Condition of every Nation in the World, their Forms of Government, Laws, Religion, Manners and Customs, Arts, Sciences, Trade and Commerce; together with their Geography. Chronology, Curiosities of Nature and Art, and the Biography .of the most illustrious characters in Ancient and Modern lli.mry; fhc whole written in a familiar and entertaining manner. Hy G. ROBERTSON, Esq. Assisted by other Literary Characters. Printed and Published for the Proprietors, and sold at the Mix voar.tv Paella, 267, Strand, London; and by all Booksellers, and News Agents in the Kingdom. -------- THE ROYAL FAMILY, Nobility, Gentry, ant! Ladies and Genthmien of Fashion, use Princes Russia Oil for moisten ing the hair, when dressing their own or false hair. To publish of disAiaction that use Prince's Russia Oil would fill a %ohmic ; VuTtl n ie proprietor declines mentioning names, as it is not pleasant for persons of distinction, who buy a bottle of Oil, to have their names published. —ls the best and wholeomest Oil for the hair of !Attics, Gentlemen. and Children, and if used constantly, not a hair will fall off or turn grey ; it makes weak and short hair grow thick and long ; renders di or - harsh Isle soft; promotes eye-brows. whiskers..--G NTL EAi EN WllO A RE BALI), or have lost part of their hair, and the least sign of roots of hair remaining, by using l'rince's Russia Oil regular for a short time, will be "tire to hare it restared.--Gentlonen who wear powder ought to use it instead of peniatuni.—Ladies will find it the best for dressing real or title hair ; makes the hair curl beautifully.—Several. Ladies and Gentlemen, who had used Prince's Russia Oil toe years. and from the use of that alone not a hair fell oil or turned grey, but being persuaded by their hair-dressers to use other oils, or sold them counter hit Russia Oil, soon found the difference, have declared that they will use no other than Prince's Russia Oil in future. And what makes the Russia Oil preferable to any other oil, it is so healthy, that whoevet uses it for the hair will not be liable to catch fevers, or any other infec tious diseases ; and as it is so healthy, is the reason each bottle mast have a Wins!) Government medical stamp. In all ancient medical pub. licetions, aromatic oil, such as Prince's Russia Oil, is particularly /even,. mended for the hair as it is very wholsume. Sold by the sole Proprietor, A. Prince, 9, John-street, Oxford-street ; as the numbers run irregular, observe, his house is next door to a wail makers; by Mr. Smyth, Perlimier to his Majesty, New Bond-street ; Ilendrie, Perfumer to her Majesty, Tichborne-street ; and by must principal perfumers. TAKE. NOTICE. —Ask for Prince's Iluivia Oil, is proved molt before the Lord Mayor, that his is the original and only geriiiinc; therefore, any perfumer, medicine vender, or hair-dresser, aho sdls Russia (hl under any pretei:ce whatsoever, that is not Prince's Itu,sia Oil which is here publicly published, they are impostors, Arad selling counterfeit to their customers. Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular to order Prince's Russia Oil, as several hair-drtssers sell counterfeit. re A PRINCE respectfully acquaints the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, since the Ist of January,• 1816, the price of his Germine Russia Oil is fixed. and no further alteration in the price. Sold at 4s. the small bottle, also& bottle, containing four small, at 11s. is ■ saving of Si. or a large bottle, containing nine small at t...2a. is a saving of 14:. or six large at 51. is yet a greater saving, and when used for the hair it not only preserves it, but is benclitial to the health, which obliges it to have a British Government :Medical Stamp, which is in. Eluded in the price. SELECT ARTICLES FOR THE TOILETTE. LADIES who frequent Balls, &c. generully complain . of the unpleasantness of the I lair falling out of Curl, this circumstance Las occasioned numerous attemps to find a remedy, but nothing is so ir ituple, so elegant. and so efficacious, as CURLING FLUID, which has been honoured by Royal Patronage, and moo-.t of the Nobility. The Curling Fluid, is a most elegant substitute for Oils, Pomateuus, Es:watts. &c. in moigening the Hair in dressing, it frees it from scurf, se., makes it soft and glossy as silk, rud keeps it in Curl, during exercise, or in the dampest weather; it promotes the growth and thick. lies of tite Hair on Eye.lict•ws, and N% hiskers, and 1. almost a certain regeneration of tl:c hair on bald places, as has been experienced by thousands See a few te,titnonicb of its efficacy in a pamphlet, entitled, : an Essay on the Hair, wrupped round each bottle, price Ss. taL los. Gd. a nti one guinea. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DTE, !warranted to change .Trey or red Hair on the Whiskers, fie. to a beautitid and permanent li:own or black, price 34. bd. 10a. 6th. and one guinea. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP. A new Mowery in the art of Boap malting, entirely freed from those -smarting qualities so much complained of in other Soeps, gives the ruost beautuul whiteness and clearness to the Skin, and keeps it from tawiying in the coldest weather, price Is. per square, or 10s. GIL adozen. A'rK INSON'S I.AN'ENDER WATER. 4s. the Pint, or one dozen for two Guineas. This Lavender fomis the genuine fragrance of the finest English La. wcada !lateen, and notwithstanding the reduced price, is superior to others usually sold at three times the price. Sold by .1. ATKINSON, Petfunter, No. 43, Gerrard Street, Soho-square, London, and by most Perftuners, and Hair Dressers. PETIT-OR.—A GRAND AND USF.ECI. DISCOVERY, atm, STRAND, nearly opposite the Adclphi. A. MESU RE, Chronometer and Watch-maker, in eon .tvilicnce of the great scarcity of Bullion, and the exorbitant price of Grdd, has been induced to produce. by long labour and study, a substi tute, which he has denominated PEIIT.OR: this important discovery has been sanctioned by the most flattering marks of public approbation. The PETIT-OR apprxximatta so nearly to Gold, and possesses en vouch of its quality, that the difference an scarcely be observed by the roost curious inspector. It has an unrivalled richness of colour; is susceptible of an incom parable lustre of polish, and not being so ductile as gold in some re ',peen, is not so easily despoiled of its beauty by scrarehoi; yet, in .others, it, yields to the force of the hammer, and may be moulded into any it i 4 particularly adapted for Watch-cases, Snuff-boxes, and all sorts of Jeweller& lie which gold is at present employed. As it tarnishes sooner titan Gold, it requires that care which Cold does not; but every time it is cleaned, it will recover its original lustre and colour. A. MF.SI)II W., mole inventor and proprietor of PETIT-OR, respect fully informs the Public, that he has removed his Manufactory from ('raven-Buildings, to 420, Strand, opposite the Adelphi, where he has on sale a large aelortr..ent of Watches of all descriptions, with eases prole of his inconiparabk P V.TEr-c) It • he pledges himself, that if any lA'atcbm with his name. said by him, shou ld ' not be found to perform well. they shall be rectified, tree of uny expense, during the course of a whole year, pmvithd the fault may not proceed front any unfair wage or accident ; also Gold and S;leer Cbmoometers, for Sea acrd Porktt ; Capa'.l, Jewelled, Horizontal, Duplex, Going Fuzee. and Plain \Vetches, all warranted as above t likewise all sorts of Gold Jewellery. The tollowiog articles of PETIT-OR are ready for sale, viz. : Snulf-boxes. Tooth-pick and Persil Cases, Spectacles. Opera and Eye (fires, Watch-Chains, Seals. Bracelets, hits k-Chains ' Tbitnble,. Combs, and a variety of Lathes' Ornaments. (if Plate, Table, Des sert. Tea and Egg Spoons, Tea and Cream Pots, Sugar-Tongs, and Snuffers : the Egg Spoons do not lase their colour in the Eggs i a Silver does, nor has the acid of Fruit any effect on the Dessert Knives. For -Gentlemen in the Army, Swords for Cavalry. Infantry, and Greeadiera, (irks, Daggers, Gergets, Belt-plates, Spurs, tie. All sorts of Watch- Cases r. nitlf mode, at a fixed price. tat-aIt:CIX PETIT-OR, which wears as well as real Gold, with out requiring any more care, made into Olson' of loedica' Ornaments. The above articles are strenuously Tel:twilit:nava to Captains of Ships, and Gentlemen going to the East and West Indies, as great advantage maybe derived from them; as also the wrought metal, which may be moulded to the , s.sl ion of the place. The PETIT -OR can be had no where bat at the Imantur and i'coprietor's Manufactory, where orders will he received for any sort of Plate, Jewellery, and Fancy Articles, and due attention paid to them. The IVrought Metal sold in Ingots, at 21. los per lb. troy wei g l i t. or 44.6 d. per oz. flattened. Prepaid 'lmage, to :I , an the above Articles, sold in small quantities, and al.ok,alc for expo- taann, for ready money only. As the Pityrietoi. A. M!'S'.!ll v., don not employ any agent or ttavella in the sal , of his Ph:PIT-Olt, all that is bought is any other on is net PF.TIT-Oil. but an hboo , ition on the public • Orders uk i rme d to hint, at his Manufactory, No. 420. Strand, will be pane. wally attended to. Ala t e. 5 ( " atii " r t . " 6 * will wtrainly be pre oat& 14,000 Tickets. Ticurrs and Snafus are on Sole at the Fortunate Offices of (;OOULCCK, and Ca the Contractors. Curnhull nd Cnaring-eros4, where any 1: ainwrito kiwi:ban way leo *mural itr on lAA) apylicadott. !_endue : Printed and pubh>hrd Wir.aa, at NO. ht p Chancery• lane, Fieet-ektrept, and forwarded into the Country by all linemen, Clerics of the Beads, erg Booksellers, of kosiage. at lie per quieter,. THE NATIONAL REGISTER._ LADIES MONTHLY MUSEUM. ON the Ist of .Aug. was published, Price Is. Gil. em bellished with a most exquisite likeness of the 'Marchioness of Hertford, No. en, of the Improved Series of the lisslies' Monthly Museum; or Polite Repository of Amusement and Instruction; being an Assem blage of whatever can tend to phase the Fancy, interest die Mind, or exalt the Character of the British Fair. Each Number of this Work is printed on fine !loyal Paper, and con tains, besides a highly finished Pormit of an eminent Ludy, a beauti fully coloured Sketch of the must Fashionable Morning tend Evening Costume fur the month: and occasionally an Original Music Song; besides a Variety of useful and interesting Essays, Tales, Biography, original Poetry, &c. &c. The long-appreciated very veprrior Literary Contents of the Ladies Monthly ;Museum, having to considerably ex tended the Number of its Pair Patronesses, the Proprietors have been enabled (without advancing its original price), to increase the elegance dike Embellishments, and add, to the Desideratum of Fine Printing, the Finish of ilotpressed Paper; thus rendering it the most beautiful, as well the highest Intellectual Periodical Work devoted to their sea ice. Printed and Published by DEAIt and :MONDAY, 35, Threadneedle Street; of whom any of the previous Numbers, to complete former ‘'olurnes can be had; and may be obtained of every respectable Book seller in the United Kingdom. TO PARENTS AND INSTRUCTORS OF YOUTH. BLRAL F.DUCiTION. PINNOCK's EX MANATORY 0113 INTERROGATIVE STSVEN haring been patronised by Teachers of the highest respecta bility in evely part act the kingdom, and universally recommended as the most complet,!. S,,ries of Solve! Books, in Which Fat•dity of Tuition and ExtleJitious Improvemer.t ane combined, the l'uLlic arc respect. fully intoanci, that any of the Works comprised in that System may at all tittm be had of PINNOCK G. Co. MEDITOHIAN PILEIRS. 267. Strand ; Law and Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-Lane; and all Book seie.rs in the Kingdom. THE FOLLOWING tt.‘vn rArrty BEEN IMINTXD• The Universal Explanatory Reader—price 2s. The Juvenile Reader—ts. Gd. The Christian Child's deader-2e. The Explanatory English Spelling Bonk—t , . The English Expositor; by the Ater. J. Duncan-1 , . The First Spelling Book, consisting of Spelling Lessons only—la. Orthographies] E xertises—ls. Gd. A Grammar of the English Language, by the Rev. W. Allen, M.A. Head Ma-.ter of Bolton Grammar School, Author of Culleetaues Latina, &e. &c.-ss. An Epitome of the Christian Ildigion. by the same—Ss. An Epitome of Ancient Gotgraphy, by the same Author, with maps Gd. An Epitome of Modern Geography, with every new alteration as de termined at the Coupes. , of A ienna, 7 runits--151. An Epitome of the History of England, by h.. Allen. in 2 vols.— is. An Epitome of the History of Route, by W. Whitworth-ss. An Epitont- of Astronomy, with illustrative Designs, by G. Roberts—.3s. The Morel l'octicul Pinaock's Printed Ciphering Book, No. I—ls. ---, No. 2, and 5, carh-3s. ~, above-ss. Moos of must of Lyle following CATECIIISALS% (price 9d. each) are just printrd. ! First Catechism for Children. Ancient History. r Bible and Gospel History. Modern History. First Principles of Religion. , Universal History. Geography. 0 General Knowledge. English Grammar. Astronomy. Arithmetic. :s Agriculture. Chronology. IA Chemistry. 1 I y thoktgy. :a I I eraldry. The History of England. '' Navigation. home. I.atin Grammar. t. Greece. Drawing. The utility of the above in preparing the yoathful mind for the easy acquirement of a fund of useful knowledge is admitted by all who have teen them; Laid the simplicity of their construction has m no small de gree contributed to their general adoption. -- Key to th Nem Edi RICHARDS()N, GOODLUCK, and Ca. have the catii•faction of announcing to their Friends and the Public, that they have Contrseted with Government for the NEW STATE LOT. TEI(Y, in which they hope to meet with the liberal and ample sup port they have always rixwived, bat!) as Cuatruoturs and Office-keep:rm. SCHEME. 2 ... Prizes of £40.000 3 per Ct- Cons. •CRO.OOO 30,004 ditto 10,0u0 ditto 1,000 ditto $O9 ditto 300 ditto 100 Money 1,0(0 sa ditto Lou° 10 ditto r) 1,77 m 14,utio Tieke:s. Stock & Money, D 203,784) First-drawn Prize, Ist Day of Drawing. 17th of Sepi.nnber, will re ceive in Addition 130,000. First-drama 7rizn, 2d Day of Drawing, will receive in Addition A:30,000. ' , int-Drawn Prize, 31 Day of Drawing, will receive in Addition J:30,000. tntrat. pilaw INGS. 4,4,7 Tickets will be drawn the Ist Day, 17th September. 4,liti7 Tickets will be drawn the fed Day, ?nth September. 4.666 Tickets wiH be drawn the 3d Day, 4th Octouer. turdsy PRICE OF STOCKS FOR THE WEEK. Monday. Tuesday.' Wednes.l Thurs. i Friday. Si Bulk Stock --- 210 L---11184 111:1 211 3 per cr. Red. 1:4 641 64 11 1, 13 ' t 3 ' r t : 3 s l 3183.4.1.1:0n-63 63 63 .3 :63 . 4 per ct. Con. 80 80 79 179 1;l 3 4 79 5 p. ct.N.An. 94 941 .94 :94 93, 1 Dank 1.. An. 16 7-16 16:7-16 116 7-16 16 5-16 16 1113 i ni 3p.c.An.------:-- -----...- 16 4 byperet. India Stock -- -- --- India Bonds /4 9 pm. 8 9 pm. '8 9 pm. 8 9 pm. 8 9 pm. S. Sea Stock —.671 I -- — l ----- Ex. Bills ... 4 pm. i 4 pm. 5 8 pm. 4to 7 pmi4 7 pm. .4 6 pm. ()moil= ... ---..----- St. Lot. Tic. .4;e3 195.1------ Con. for Ac. 64J 164 i 1 64 634 ~~ It).. AUGUST 4. LONDON MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. The ‘Vhent Trade is bril to-day„ and IL per quarter dearer than on Monday.—Barley hangs on hand, and is evidently declining ; we quota it full IL per quarter cheap:r.—Malt, on the contrary. sells readily at Is per quarter advance.—Beans were brisk in sale on Wedne:day, and the demand being equally lively to-day, they are Is. per quarter clearer, although there was a good shew of samples.—Oats sold very briskly on 11'4.slitesday at Monday's prices. but to-day they are very dull, and about Is. per qr. cheaper.—llog Pease are in lively demand at present. . I. Wheat . 66 a 9.5 White Pease Piaeditta . 73 aBi 1 Grey Prase - Ky. . 30 a4e Kenna . Barley . 3 0 a 33 , Twas Vat " tr.! a 64 ! Oats S. r AVILILAGE PRICE OF CORN, MR JUL' 36 ■id( Po and Oats - 44 37 • V Potaine ditto 97 3.i a3l I Fine F our - 70 Sts a :3 ; t• 'cond ditto - 20 •31 Pape Need 36/. a Qt AkTER, I , oli WEU 1:•ADINO . 1 1 V. 7. toglaud & Ws's.. Scotland/. s. d. .. d. t 0 - ) V 1 U. 0 st; t: • —O. 0 inland 11 Waits. licettand. s. d. s. d. 71 11 • Puns . - di I • 0 le.se . 30 3 • 0 Oatmeal . 2t 11 • 0 Beer ur Bin a IT •,. • 7$ • 70 tau. Wheat - !!ye - • Barley . Oats AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAIT, Computed from the Returns made in the li'eek ending July 11, k 425. 11d. per cwt. exclikke of the Duty of Customs paid of payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Rritain. (From Saturday's London Gazette.) PRICE OF MEAT, FRIDAY, Al ,UGUST 2. SoutAfitioi: Norgart dna Loulnokall._ 8. d. s. d. Ifeadtal Cattle at Berl' - .; 0 SnatAtteld. Mot In” -aoa 4 a I Beams, about 511 Veal • - 1 0a 3 4 Slwep tad Lambs [OM Pork - 3 a 4 8 ! Calves - • . - 'SJO Lamb • • 4 • 3 8 I rip • • - CA i Court a. d. a. d. Reef. . 3 i• a 1 • Mutton - •t • a 4 0 Vrat . J tl a 5 ta Pork - - a 4 II Lamb o . • V• • 0 HtY AND STR tW Pelt LOAD. L. a. d. L. s. d. Average L. a. d. 17, y 3 0 I 6 • 0 ♦ ij o ST. JAMES% - 6 0 0 a 7 0 0 ••• 0 0 0 fitraw . • a 0 • $ 3 0 3 I • Hay sle 0 a 6• 0 6 0 WHIL.CHAPEL.: Clovir 7 0 • h 8 0 - 7 11 6 Straw . eiu • 3 0 0 •••• 0 , Hay - - • ►lO 0 A OHI 0 ••• 6 0 0 SMITHFIELD 1 ClUVer • hIS0• 7 10 0 ••••• irrw - 1 0 0 • 3 6 0 I DOE. ters-..AUGUST I. UXIIIII Comm faspeesses L..: L. a. Wheat, per mad .t/0• ti 14 Rea 1$ • Barle), per quarter • 113 a 116 Rye • o+t. • . . . 1 8 • lld l'ease . 1.. .. L. s. • i 17 as: • • • 0 0 a 0 0 • • 0 0 a 0 a COAL MAR KET. Ships at Marker. Ships 'rod. s. d. FRIDAY, ALTGU)Y Y. 314 I 144wri1t,14 • from 111 6 • 411 4 I el Nindcriand I I-. 4 De:ivered at lie. advance oil the above price. 208