The National Register. — London, England, 1814-12-18 00:00:00

!!rw kcs 4.4 s 4' 'l.r♦ V MUSICALS OF FASHION.. v fhe very highly-admired newly-invented lIART LUTES, wisich pro glove 'the same sound and effect as real Ilarps, although not more than one-quarter the size, and which are so facile that the Inventor eau in istract Ladies the whale ingenious Art of playing on them in very few Lessons, together with a due knowledge of Music to those who may require such Assistance. The above invented by, and can only be had, of Mr. E. Lint' r, Music Professor, No. 8, Foley-place, Cavendish square. Ladies are also instructed on the Piano Forte, in Sin6ing, A C 11.1 CON f 0 THE PUBLIC. In conseqnctlce of Mr. Era haying advert 4 el.f-Adjos:ing Trusses, and stating, froth their supeyi r efficacy mid utility, he has procured the following appointment's :—The Royal Na , y, Lival Hospitals, the Duck Yards, and the Ordnance, SALMON, ODY, AND CI). From the liberal encouragement they have received, think it their duty to inform the Public, thnt Mr. Erin's Trusses API NOT UPON Sits rsysi ING Parw ctet.vs, having no universal Joints to accommodate the Spring to the motion of the body, and that their Trusses oriLlf have been used for lois Majesty's Service above-mentioned. since they superseded TA'l HAM and EGG, some time since, and that Mr. EGG ISIS out supplier! any on lois own account. * • . The TRUE. PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSSES. which yequire no Straps, nor cause any confinemesit to-the Bads , . are to ht. load ONLY of the Patentees, SALMON, ODY, and Co: i9t:", Strand, who have the honour to supply hi• Majesty's Roy:11 Nave, the Naval Wspitals. and Dock Yards, the. Transpott Boald, the Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary, the llonourab!e East India Company, the City Truss Society, 6tc. &c. &c. PR INCE, after spending thousands to make the RUSSIA 01 I. &flown, proved by the Proprietors of the principal Newsparrs in London, a set of vtllains, envious and ill disposed persons, regardless of their own repot ition, and the injury they to the Proprietor acrd the Public, aiming solely at their - own pecrnti try profits, have im hased, and continue imposing counterfeits. There arc many who ve used Russia Oillcvithout benefit, on account of being taken in by the impostors, who sold them counterfeitq, particularly in the • country, but there are thousands of Ladies and Gentlemen who have used Prince's RU`Slit Oil, and hive declared they wilt seise•ne other than Mice's Russia 'Oil. Is proved the best and wholesonicst Oil in the universe for moistening the hair, when ttres‘.ing real or false hair, and is so great a nourisher, improvinv, preserving, and beantifyingt he hair of Ladiesand Gentlemen, and Children ; and it used constantly, not a hair wilt till oil . or turn grey, and wakes weak- hair.groiv thick and long; where there is hair by nature, and it h.s got thin or bald, by using Prince's Russet Oil regularly, it the •least roots, will be • restored. 'Thousands of Gentlemen that were ball have declared, after using Prince's Russia Oil regularly, the bald places became covered with heir ; promote: eye-brows, whiskers.—Ladies will find it preferable . to any artily what dressing real or false hair, as it curls the hair which way they like. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use it instead of pornaturn, as it is well known pow p er makes hair dry, fall oil, or turn grey ; but Prince's Russia Oil is such a 'nottrisher to the hair, if used constant when dressing, not a hair will fall off or turn grey. Sold, Prince's Plain K ussia Oil 2s. 6d. or a bottle containing five smaller ones Ws. 61. ; but Prince's Aromatic Russia Oil at Bs. per bottle, or a bottle contaming four for 225. which is a say ng of 10s. or six large bottles 51 is yet a greater saving. —Observe, even Prince's Plain Russia Oil is better than all other oils for the hair, and is equal in every respect for the hair the same as Prince's A romatic Russia Oil • but Prince's Aromatic Russia Oil has an additional aromatic in t grebhent in it, that is proved when used for the hilt., will prevent catching diseases, such as plagues, fevers, and other prevalent disorlers. Sold, wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Proprietor, Mr. Prince, John-street, Oxtord-street, London l and by n.ost prin . cipal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. Merchants and Captains ought to be cautious, who have orders, or send Russia Oil abroad, to have Prince's R ussia Oil, that is the only - = Petty ;rs who sell Counterkits.—lit the. Dime each Bottle, it is proved, whoevet sells 'ncc whatever. that is not Prince's are 'felts to their Customers. .. ,r ~...k PRICE OF STOCKS YUSTERDAY. . Per Cent. Con 4. — 3 per Cent. Reduced gslj 4 pur Cent. SII It x. Biel:. • 2d 3 pm. b Per Cents. Consols 601 67 . . Published by HENRY HAY at No, 11, Newcastle-Street, Strand; and forwarded by all Newsmen, Clerks of the ooksellera throughout the United Kingdom ; free ofPobtage.kuto the Country ; at 10s. M I per quarter. - ..w ~ _. &online, as the•e are Perfume' -taws an 4 Bill aealed upwith Russia Oil, under any prefer Purf"tore. as telling Counter Lewens Printed and Pubhal Wads, audßooksell 1' ♦~ # ,~ LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANT;E, MONDAY, DEC. 10. In addition to a large quantity of IVl:eat left over from last seek, we had a good' supply from Essex and having lint few buyers the trade• was very heavy at a redaction of 4a. per qr. upon the finest quality, and the ordinary sorts are literally unsaleable. Harley short supply and 3,1. per qr. cheaper. Bea►' and \% bite Peas 2r. per qr. cheaper, having a large supply from Kent and Essex Oat s are from D. to '2s. perqr. cheaper. In other articles no aiteration. I. P. S. 111. Sri a 64- White Pease 46 a 50 . Poland Oat, 24 a 27 fig a ;4 Grey Pease 44 a 44 Potato., ditto 29 a 34 46 a 38 Brans 4) a 46 Fine Flout 60 a 63 26 a It Ticks 38 a 40► Second On. 55 R 6, ) 66 a 76 Oats ti•hrat .. Fine ditto kir Ss( ley Attic FRIDAY, DEC. 16. The Wheat Mat ket was exceedingly doll this day, but fine sam ples will fetch Monday's prices. —Barley was in some d eman d b r the di.,tillers in the early part of the nun ket, but this article is not dearer, and !Walt ►s l►eavy in sale, unless fine.—Hog ilea.e are Is. per quarter cheaper.- 'Other articles fully support M onday's prices, the wi►r 4 prevent►ng arrival.. . . Mir::: OF BREAD TiftS WEE.a.—The Mice of Bread was or dered (agreeably to the Act) to he reduced Otte Assize and a half or Three-pente in tlw Peek Loaf Wheaten, makinz the Quarto It Loaf. Eleven Pence Three Farthings. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, PKR QUARTER. VOR. Till WEER ENDING DEC. 10. England & Wales. Sce.....nil. 1 England & Wales. Scotland s. a. s. d. s. d. s. d. 72 4 .... 61 i i Beans 43 4 .... 34 0 Nage ..... 45 If; l. 21 4 35 11 .... 25 !lii Oatmeal Y 6 1 .... 34 5 Beer or Bigg --- 0 Wheat .. It.ye ttnriey Oats AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Computed from the !tennis matte in the Week eliding DEC !I, is ?Vs. 90. per cwt. rit•iueiae of the Duty of Custom' puhl or pa vab r thereon tun the Import. ;lion thereof into Great Britain.--i From Saturilay'i Gazette.l Or MEAT, FRIDAY, DEC. 16. Pi s. NWPIOA Oa al LIVLOXIMAL BEAD, of earvra aT It Careage S. 41. a. 11. sit ITHVIELD :: Beef 4 0 a 6 0 i Beasts, about -... 1410 II Mutton 4 0 a 6 4 ScheepA-Lambs.. 8740 1 Veal 5 0+ 7 0 i r Calves I rigs 4OO 11 Lamb o 41 ,, s 0 0 .- .. 4.Y. AND STRAW, PER LOAD. P It ICE 1191111111, U. & S. 4. 4ref ID Oa 7 r) tlution :9 4 a a 4 Veal Pork I ..tinb : j r. a. d. E. R. d. Average £. s' th ' Hay .. 3• 0 a 5 0 0 ' 4= A' I plober 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 Straw . 1 10 0 a 1 19 0 flay .. 4 4 0 a 5 9 0 • • `ll *A 6 iCluver 6 Itl 0 a 7 10 0 .., 6 10 • Straw 114 O. 110 0 4 14 6 3 1 (1 . 1 1 4 ) :v e . ; 4 5 1 4 0 ' O O I t . 5 6 ' 65 0 (t • Straw 110 0 a lls 0 ST. JAMES'S WIIITECIIA Mill, 111eamire. A. 44 . d. 57 6 a C 9 t b 9 A a (V) 0 —Na —4) a —Oa— bi; 9 a 69 3 599 a — Ol —oa 0 - n a 0. 9 a 65 3 59 9 a —0 0a 0 - e a fl —oa-0 froth •• • • fe price. S NI ITID:I ELD COAL 1M A 11KET• Shipp pohLat per Chaitiron of 36 bushels, PI Shipp at Markt t. ships so Motu,' T, DEC. 12.... , 43# Newcastle— , 41 11 1 i Sunderland ' If' Stone Coal 0 Cinders 0 Cul en Newcastle ) 20± Sunderland Welch Coal Cinders Scotch Coal Newcastle Sunderland Welch Coal Culm Cinders advance on WEONICSDAY I DEC. ritIDAY, Dge. 17 .... 9f 2 0 0 0 13s. Pelivered at atDOV. 8.