The National Register. — London, England, 1820-12-31 00:00:00

• 7 • a, tit ~. es s Y • .y ~- ma y 00 ~_ ;+~. T'7 'i' ~: .11 - • :~ • .• 421 POETRY. REMON STD ANCE, Whose nobility comes to thec,ft.oup'd wilb a ?eat Var, tar more than 'monarch e'er set, — With the blood of 1;)y race, °need up fur the weal 01 a n•dion thrt t•ceart by (ha; na.trtyrilont yell Shalt awn be faint•heall and tarn from the strife, Frew the mighty arena, whole htl that le trend, And devoted, and pore, and atlol IU life, is for high.thoughtett spirits life thee to command t - N. t AFTER A CONVERSATION WITH LORD JOHN RUSSEI.T., IN WI/It It lIE HAT INTIMATED SOME IllrA OF GIVINO vr ALL ITLIXICAL PUILACITS. What! thaw, with th) r.enins, thy ynaill, sod III) n oi a BUSIC3, yimsc insiiar; to run The occasioned career at illy sires is the 'lino At the eagle's to roar with his e)ca hit the sue. Oh! no, never dream it—nhilc good men despair Tetvteen tyrants and traitors, and timid men bow, 1.; ever think fur au instant, thy rountry can spare Such a light ICOlllllO' daikening horizon as thou! ith a spirit as meek as Cie gentlest of thorn Who in sunny %alley lie she tei'd and warm, — Yet hold at.d heroic as ever )et rose To the tup•elids of Foi tune and breasted her storm; Villa an ardour for liberty, fresh, as ill 1 - b5lll, it at,t klrilles the bard and gives Inc io his lyre, . Yet mellow'd ev'it nuts, by that iniiilners of tell it, Which tempers, bat chills the pattiot's lire; 'With as O•moroce—not like dime rills from a 'night, %Lida' spat Lie, a nd loAtii,and in vapour me o'er, But a eurieht, that %elks out its WO3 into lilt Tbron,lt t;te filtering '<Tents of thought mot of lore-- Thos gifted, Rion never cans( pleep in the shade; If the girt ion. of Geoids, the music of And the chatnis of fie cause have not power to pernade, Yet; Hook how to h'n'eolont thotert pledlted by thy name. Like the hopeths of that laurel, by Delphi's fleet cc, Set ap.ot tot the late and its set vice AU the branches, that sptiti6 ft OM the old /Scull tree, Ave by Libeity claimed for the nse of her slit ine. Pallas, fit% THOS. DIOOIIE. Thursday last a fellow called at Mr. Thorne's, ornamental paiuter, Lambeth Butts, and after men tioning the unifies of seve nil of NI r.Thorne's intuit :te friends, he told him lie lied a sister in Gloucester Place, who wished to have some gilding done and pictures cleaned. Mr. T. proceeded to accompany • him accordingly, but when they came near West minster Bridge, the stranger said, he ivauted to go to Pedlers Acre to order some coals, desiring Mr. T. to walk on slowly and he would soon overtake him. Mr. T. went unto Pimlico, but there was no persen there as described, and on coming home, he found the stranger had returned to his house at Lambeth • in his absence, and told Mrs. Thorne that he was sent back for three pictures, the subject of which he described, and succeeded in getteig them, and has not been since discovered. STEALING LlNEN.—Wedaesclay evening Coated, the officer, going down Oxfhrd Street, met a woman apparently in a state of inebriation, her tweet was tied up, and contained something very bulky. The officer immediately suepecting the woman stopped her, and challenged her for the contents of her apron —she replied, " Lack a daisy, its only a young one. ' Coates was not satisfied at the answer, and opened the apron forthwith, when lo ! instead of a bairn, an immense quantity of linen shirts, countereane: e and table cloths tumbled out on the ground, all quite wet, just as if they were taken from a wash tub. Orates conducted her to the match house, and she underwent an examination befbre Mr. Farrant, at Marlborough Street 'Hbee. who remanded her for • a week, and in the itearim directed the officer to e endeavour to discover the owner of the property. A melancholy accident occurred at Kirkcudbright, on Friday se/nuight. James tarter, a sailor, be longing to that town, having been drinking with ones of his companions at Ctettle,ods, on the opele;ite si.le of the river Dee, became considerably intoxicated, when he came to the side of the river, for the purpose of passing over to Kirkeudblight, 'Ming the ferry-hoat bad given over plying fiir the night, he resolved to swim through and bring a boat of curry over his companion, and instantly stripped and plunged into the riser; but it appears he had never been able to reach the other side, as Int had never since been seen. A diligent search hes been made fur his body, but without etFect. Carter was an • excellent swimmer, by which he saved Itimselt on • two occasions, when shipwrecl.ed, when all on board perished but himself. He has left a widow with a young child to lament his untimely fate. IsIaLANCIIOLY OccUltHENeC.—At an early hour on Friday morning the following lamentable occurrence took place:—Mr. Mays on, a respectable gentleman re siding in Ormond-sin:Ll, Queen -square, accompanied his wife and two of his daughters to the Theatre on 'rums day night, and returned with them about twelve o'clock. The whole of the faaiily retired to rest txcept Mr. and Mrs• M., I,NIIO reinaltied up to have supper, when some filoily diseees arose, am: Air. %l. in a violent passion, lit.itibed himself under tl.e left breast with a Sildrp• pf) !lle.l Lay WI the 'sable. Surgical its..istanee was llClUMli.tely procured, and every means that profes sional skid ro..td suggest were resorted 0., but is is much feared the vi,outi.l wili prove mortal. Toe unfortunate azilt ieman N. zs p.rik w bed in a SIM alraillud but • istile burs of h.s :Ye being THE NATIONAL REGISTER Domestic Econmv.—To render water particularly wholesome and palatable, those who wish to drink it in perfection, should, after having builel and filtrated it, cause it to be pot into a common barrel churl), whets it may be agitated to any degree that may be wilted li;r, anti then bottled with a couple of dried rains in cull bottle. This will give it a sufficient quantity of fixed air, and becomes truly delicious. 6 6 Whatallglit negle4s, what trivitd faul.s dertmy The hardiest triune!" MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. having devoted themselves to the study of, an.! been gratified by the most con tidertilde pmcice in those b:1,:-..fres ut the profession which they tlsonght proper :0 se-et, tru- t, that atter thirty years resi dence in the metropolis, their talent.; are so well known, and their reputation so fitly establidied, that at apology is requisite for their deviation front the regular mode of practice. It may be proper to state, that, their Medical Education has been of the first chi's; that they are Aletubers of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh ; and us saistactory evidences ut the truth of this statement, thei diplomas and iesinnonials may be seen at their house, No. 101, Hatton harden, where they may be consulted with the greatest secrosy and honour by patients of either sex, afflicted by nay ut the following complaints:—l. A Certain Disease, for wiiieli they have discovered a remedy, which is not only a runip'.ete substitute for mercury in the cure of this com p:aim, but has abb the advantage 01 eradicating the daorder without debilitating the constittai u.-2. In cases ut Nervous D bility and Vascular Relaxation, whethc produced by con vivial excekes, by the Immoderate etjt. : ..ients of sensual plcaeures, or by solitary sensuality, where " The vigour sinks, the habit melts away The cite:oral, l ure, and otnintatcd boom Die+ from the face, with sqtsalid atroyhy Devoui'd, it: sallow melancholy clad." Messrs. Currie cod Co. are in possession of a Medicine that stands unrivalled for its superior eilieau, in giving tone to every nut , cultir fibre of the patient, re.toriog his animal spirits, amp ia:& , tablishing his vigour, without inflaming the constitution, sad thus exposiog hint to a relapse-3. In Strictures of the Urahra, Mews-s. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment has so fur surpassed eve y other method acute, that they have excited the' aszoni,diment and apt I:oleo ion of the most diginguisbett Surgeons, by etf..i.ting. in three weeks, cures width defied all the - ;,.sources of flair skill. In the cure of any of these complaints their pa tients will be nested with the greatest skill and solicitude. l'atients itt the country are requeted to state pnrtienlars of their came, age, and mode of livin;;, enclosing a Rana of England Note, alien die ucee4sary tort:la:at:, and ethic,: will be sent to any part of the world.--No. 107, :.att-n-gartlen. AS the cell chilly season advances, wsrui Clothing becomes a necessary as well as a fashionable acquisition. —Mrs. INGAA: , I invites l.auicy to inspect tier large Assortment of CLOTH CLOAKS and CHILDItEN's PE LISSES of all sizes, which she bas just got up in the most shionkl,le style. in variety of colours, and at very low prices, at her CIIILD•BED LINEN and ADELINE:BY AVAJIL HOUSE, No. 30, City Road, near Finsbury S4uarc, where a very handsome and •vvil selected large assort:mot of Child B2il Linen, Dresses, Pelisses, and Millinery of every description, in always kept ready, particularly a chine,: collection of Turbans, .Lace, Dress, and all other Caps, Frills, Ilan 'kerchiefs, Spencer Bot Dressc. , , and Pelisses, of the most fashionable and neat pat:erns, in great variety.—Oloorve, it is next door to the Rustic Ittnue, Japanned, Windsor, Dyed and Malio.;any Chair,Couch. Sofa, sod Bedstead Manufactory, and General Furniture Warehouse. A CARD to Gentlemen anxious to gain the petronat.,o of the admirers of eleg,:nze of flair Cutting unit Drewing.—J. MONEY, of 13, Fleet Street, has attained a system of pointing the hair: it leaves no appearance of being leo:Idly cut, nor change in the countenance, tiJ often complained of by Ladies and Genuenien having had their hair praenced on by apprentice bop, and inexperie»ced young men front the country. J. MONEY performs that branch of tite business him self; he points every heir on the brad, and 'amities the counte• tit q:tiict adherence to fashion; rind as for his Perrui j ues :mu Toti, , ,:ei lie has brou ; ;lit them to the zenith ofpeifeaion; tney never shrink our change colour, es• f ecialry the lima,,: Crop, so merit auto by the eleg«;:lcor of Illation and Paris. :40)ii;1" invented a hair bru.n, for eradicating the sena in dandrifT trim] the skin of the head: it su;iersesies t'ic use of a Fllll4l tOUth comb, and all spurious washes. The bri,tles arc inserted diagonal, unit the shape is concvcil to lit any part of tee head, and pa%ses through the hair without breaking one: it is approve:l eh by tic li.•t Physician. in London, and has received the appel!ation of the Concive Brush. ("r Every shade and description of Ornamental Hair 30 per Cent. cheaper than any huuse m London._____. . P "FENT APPARATUS YoR PURIFYING WATER.—To obtain that iaost uszful article in a pure state, must be the desire of every oars; various methods have been tried to lilac: Water, yet till have flied to produce sufficient for constant h. on iy use. '1 he Patentee of Mu present Purifiers relies on the opini:m and rummage of the mew. eminent Physicians t a lso many o,' alts Nobility cod Families have moved. by expe romee, that hi. inventi. n is unequal:et', all offigisive animalcule, health, being c.,inv.etely ereinded. renders tile is lane Water, funu ponds or other sources, beautifully transiarent, and produces, hi superior proc,oii, Two nt:arca Gallons in 'fa entj -four nourv. Its use is highly approved by Officers in the Navy, and others. • on board -hips in foreign clituateit the constructicn is simple. its action equal,nenr oat of reolir, and the largest site .ccupies a space not exceeaint; two le:t %ran. The PATEN . ' H I I:1 N.ItS are made of various sires, ht s'one or leaden veaacl4. from thr, very low price: of 4:2 12s. bd. to kW 10%. each t they may be seen in tkie tit the Wiatern Exchange. Band Street ; at Mr. Cabin ' s Wureliou6e, No. its, Clements lure, Lon.b.ud Street; sera at the Manufactory of J. STEPHENSON, Paientee, No. C. Mertinte: Street, Calren dish tiquare, London. H E LORDS of the TREASURY ' S high up. probation of our New Year's Lottery is fully equalled by that of die Faille, who view with surprise the unparalleled Number (in this scheme) of NINE Prizes of Yl,OOOl. each is ..... 1 89,000 Also, 6160 of 20001. &c. Sts ees 95,940 Making, in Money and Consols... £24,010 And although se have psitl their Lordships it large Extra Sum per Ticket hir these unprecedented advantages, we have not only rethic.al the prise of l'ickets and SiatreN, but the Blanks are less thin Italy, and the Pit7es ere ii:crear,ed to 1)01211Lk. what any former Se .cme could have contamed.—The Drawing begins tad January, when T1111.1..F. of 21 IX.IOI. each will Le teceived EX'IIIA by the Fifth l'tine, and when the l'ure:mter of a Single Tiol , xt may obtain TIC U l'rizes of t 1 ,0 , ..m31. each.— Pliehly as our homer betimes been estimated, we trust the rue,ri t6 of ad: exceeds them all, and se hope to be at, fortunate rur our l/i:.nds es in th.i Lottery lis,t Centritei. when J. and J. 'l4 vE'VrttGHT. No Holloota and ss, Fla y - nate:et. Mehl ALL Tit V. 1,1, a IN (10,00Q1-. Zittbe• At Iver, (lucks, the lady of 1. 0. Llit(lata, elq. of a chu:htcr. Thv lady of G. A. Buu , of the Iton. 1 m India • at.cc, of a still horn son. street, Mrs. 1). F. Jottes, of 3 daughter. £oarricb. At Drighton, W. Miley, csl. of Chime., Wed, Finsbury square, to Elisabeth, only datr 4 itier ui tile late J. Swallow, esti. Berks. At st. (;cuigeN, Lioant(bury, 1:,1W1111, third son of the Ilnit. Mr. Justice I I otroyd, to cal ollot, )01111gest thooghtrr of the late C. l'uvlcy, Cifi. of llfrseo uhc, Devon, firecn whit. Anthony Frrinuton, third son of the late Captain A. Mott, ;:.N. to bovine, third daughter of the late Captain Willitain %%bite, II.N. At Nor.% irh, the !ley. 0. Cwl.'r Moor Canon !of the Cathedral and icar l'roori..: 141111 Lakt.,t;roli. Not folk. to Ann :tt hi ray,second daughter of Capt. K. It no, of Norwich. Al . Ji• Bent Mt:toyer f . :1,11e, W. V. L. Carnegie, 1 , 1. of iyy use and no ) col:, comity of Angus, to the Night I tutu. Lai) Jaae Citti.atan ( arergle, foot th daughter vi the Earl of N orthesk. At Mt. t :gnge's, !Atwood's): y, 3l r. J. Croddas, of I Ilolhurn, to Suphi, niece ur Leverlou, esti. or WeW At TA. 010104 tackchurco, C. I, acoo4l, of Great St. Ilelot'z, to Mans Louisa Mary le..chottaclier. of Itorol 140., Diet. At Nassau, New Providence, on the 11 September, in the prime of life,;lno an,an,wife of Lion. col. Tonikius. and eldest daughter u Colnatiss,nee Wombat', of the navy ; and on the 416 of the emu mostli; Lient..col. F. Ewalt's, in his 424 year. air. I. W. Miller, , na of Mr. Miller, of nett Lion t•quare. Mary, second daughter of the tate Mr. Pitt, of bootlaces place NeW 1110111 , 1 r Jones, esq. of Liandysilludiall, near Llangollen, in Deithig..shire. Ilavint; do very near relation, it is said tru II !olds of the di tern nt iu.toos , intend to take po.s.n.sirm of his estate that art. situate in their sespeetise manors. recd add personal property ;„; topposed to amount 1 , . ladle 01.11 of LlOO ISA). tit believed that her lion MAC it will, bid .1011.• has yet lwen mount, although consitteraido reWarcls are °fared for suede in.. - niati as may lead to the distovery or a will, Al wan a KICU atllifirer ut lb , abb., and wale tattle most eminent affirm; ol the thy always met st ith it beauty welcome at' I.land3siliohall, whenever they visited the tommitic vale of Lisa, .1. !Ash ,esi. of New 1'; ridge street, Black iriars, aged O. On Nam day' last, suddenly, at his house jut Fleet street, in the With year of his age, Robert Il..rring, coil. mime) >ears Ireidily or the ward ot Facrimplon taiithout, which lee rerigued on the preectlitig Thursday. Ile resided hoe Lett a century In the palish ut St. !hide and was unisersaily reoperfed by his It tend, and neighboars, de wan Mr morteins in cheerful spirits; lia;:tig occasion to stoop, it to .oppmed that he roptared a Mood vessel of the Malta, as he row, leaned back, and instantly vitiated. L onD9n Eparhrts CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 27. We had a very large supply of Wheat ut market this morning, roan the coasts of Essex., lient, and Sutl:tlk, the demand for which was pretty briA, and for even the inferior qualities last week's prices were obtained; a few picked samples, however, obtained an advance of is. per qr. Tile trade in Barley was brisk. hating a tew prime samples at market. Oita, althoumh the market oats abundantly supplied, obtained full as good pricy as last week. in Beans, Peas, iStu there are no altaation. CORN EXCHANGE, Emilia, Dix. 29. e bad an abundant supply of Wheat at market this morn. ing, ehictly from the lases, hent; and Suii - olk eo.l,ta, for which the demand was brisk at our last juice:, but a few of the finest sauiplcs obtained a tritlingvdvance. The trade in liarley was at our last prices. The supply o Oats was very but the demand not being proportioninc, that article oxpri;:nced a decline of Is. per quarter. Iu Bea &C. there wag po alteration. CU:: ►et 1$ incite.: Red Wheat. W bite ... liye Grank, or Bock Wheat Barley Mlle Molt . eett Oats ...... Ow% or l'olamt do. NV`A fiek . Ohl tlitto VigColii dallu Ituihul I'vaw .. • Grey l'e• , e •.• • Ruin...red per lot ES OF GIL hheasur e MONDAY. Is a 51 till 8 tgi «S at 30 ON FOR Ti f Eight IWO X1.1[110.0. Sg a 41 36 a 63 26 a 3U IF WEEK, I. 2S a 32 3 it tT Ii a '23 It a t 27 a sti 34 a 36 32 a 34 3S 14 42 31 a 34 311/. n $7/. FUJI/A Y. a. a. 32 u 34 3'; u 64 *lb a 311 2S a 82 . 43 a Sl4 4i a 55 2o a 1:.1 21 a t(1 27 a 33 34 u Ja 32 a 3$ 3u a :ill a 34 36/.. Y 1:/. 23 a 32 23 u 26 46 a : 11 u Y 4 23 a 25 27 a 30 34 a 36 a 34 38 a 42 30 a 34 '261. 3 its At IA( riot* or LIMN. Per ilju ter of Wm I•el • • Maritime llistriet; ur EINSAAND and WALKS, fur • lie Week eticielq, Decritilter 2311. r etracted irues) 4 ( u' Gaze' le. Wheat... ;)3, 11,1 I Barley... it's Sil I newts .—.35$ 1I 112. e iv 3 04 Oat. 194 7d I Neale ... 40s 14 BROWN OR NtIisCOVAUO bUL:Akt. Average Plice from ii/C 11(111) us mole in the Week eliding tt cdur►dnv 14ht, 3.13§. 114 I, per cwt. exclusive or Pa% . S:1111 . 11.1.1t:I.D 11~tJiti! I. FainAv, DEC. 09.—We had a pretty good supplyuf prime Baits at uldrket this moruing, t!Li deuund ftir whien ass r:ither Livacr piices e..ere obtained. Muskat Was also a aide darer, 114voll is a 416.; supply us iih;,.pritiorst dezcription ILL ow. !wt. fork and Veal tally obtained our last prices.--'lhe business in the Hey •niarkeL was not veil brisk, but there wits no ult.-ration either in Has, C:OVt.t. or Sirayr. tiqiuwang is a comet stmeilicnt of the prices anl numbers qt l'it 11. euqusive of tint Offal. coo ii•ts lif Head, r.otrails, and liude, sad is auras about Id. per U,.--Ner stow. of Otti, NONIIAV. YKWAV. Beef 4a 0.1 to .1s 4.1 Beef is. 5 f. / Jlutlou 3+ sd to 42 ad A!nliok 4. WI " 5 , lid I,:tilib Os Cl. to Qs Od Lamb ()a Oa to U. o‘j Veal 4e Oil to 1k Od Veal b. lid to T. `Z.I Pock 4s col to :is 104 , P. 14: 3. 41 to 6. 0 4 Bead ul Galle at Iharl‘el. Bead of I.at at Market. Be.o.ts j .t beep WWI Nlgs . Gasses 1 . HAI . ..MAIM 171. nay ll cluv: r - • • 4.4 4 U to 13 ft il:aN • • • • t I 0 0 to 1 I LONI)ON t Print Lil 003 Pitbi;al:ail by the Pro;.ri. tar, JOHN TW IOG, at the trff.ce, 76, Floe. street, whtte 411 Lotter, tg Ld:tgr, 04,4. (post red) taut( bt adiromeA. b I