The National Register. — London, England, 1812-03-01 00:00:00

AL REGISTER. • - _ BR I rtsH GALLERY, Pall-rnall,—This Gallery, for the Exhibition and Sale of the WORKS of BRITISH- ARTISTS, is now Open to the Public, and will couinue open every slay from Ten in the forenoou till live in the afternoon.—Admittance Is.--Catalogues 6d. By Order, VALEN l'iNE GREEN, A. R. A. Keeper. The Subscriptions for the Print of Mr. West's Picture continue to be received at the Gallery. DEATH OF LORD NELSON, Painted by Mr. Davis, awl. Engraved by Mr. Bromley. Messrs. BOYDELL and Co. respectfully inform the Su f:scribers for PROOFS of the lli3r,6rical Engraving of th.. DEATH of LORD NELSON, that they now are ready for delivery ; they are particularly requested to bring their Receipts v:ith them.—The PRINTS wul sooe he ready for the Subscribers to them, of which due notice will be given, Just published, The Blind Fiddler, painted by D. Wilkie, Esq. R. A. and engraved by Mr. Burnet. Size, 19 by 24 '.iches.—Prools, 41. 4s.— Prints, 21.2s.—Nu. 99, Cheapside, 2cl March, 181;1. By the Author of " the Spirit of the Book," this day was published, in. three handsome volumes, 1:4mo. price 21s. extr .. hoards., 'THE LIBER.NL CRITIC ; or, Memoir' of .Hez. -. ? - Percy, convey ing a correct estimate of the Manners and Ptrine; 4 , le3 of the present Tithes. By Thomas Asbe, Esq. Author of the Spirit of the Book, &c. &c. &c.—London : Printed for B. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationers'. I court, Paternoster-row, and sold by all Booksellers.—Where may be had, just published, The Castle of Tariffa ; or Self-Banished Man, in 4 vols. by the Author of Eva of Cambria, 44. price 20 s . • j Virginia, or the Peace of Amiens, in 4 )7ols. by the Author of Elfrlda, it Heiress of Belgiove, price 2-Is. M'ARCJI GARDENING t A.NGLING t &c.—Just Publlhed, by B. &P. Crosby and Cu. 4, Stationers'-court,,Londun, and Sold by all Booky-llers, Twelfth Edition, price 2s. sewed, or 2s. 6d. bound. The GARDENER'S POCKET JOURNAL; or, As , isTANT in the MODERN PRACIICE of ENGLISH GARLENIN“, !lit a concise monthly.display of all the General Works :hroughout the yen:, with a description of the various implements.—By Jots:? ABRitcßomElE, Author of Every Man his own Gardener. Abercrombie' Treatise on the Garden Mushroom, 1 - .; ice 3s. Haynes on the improved culture of the Strawberry, Raspberry, and Gonieberry, designed to introduce a rational Method of (2ultivation, by which abundant Crops of superior Vruit rmty b. uniformly ottainea, Bvo. 7s. boards; royal lOs. 6d. A Treatise on the culture of the Pine Apple. Second Edition. —By W. Griffin, Gardener to I. M. Sutton, EA. Kelha• i, Nats. A concise Tr. - arise on the :art of Angling, confirmed by actual et perience, interspersed with several new and recent clisecverieb; by Thomas Best. The eighth Edition improved, with a Frontispiece, representing the various Flies used in Angling, 2s. 6d. sewed. Superior Editions: of WAT'l'S'5 PSALMS and HYMNS—Just Published, by J. Poole, Taunton; and 11. and R. Crosby and Co Stationer's-court, London. Ist. Dr. WAT FS'S PSALMS and HYMNS Adapted to the Christian State and Worship, with correct Index. A ;-..Av and beautiful 12ntoE lido . on fine wove paper, printed from a large clear Type cast On purpose, and fine Portrait by Fitler, 6s. neatly bound and lettered, or 10 elegant binding, from Bs. to 10s. 6d. 2d. An elegant Pocket Edition of the same Work, on fine post l Smo, combining the desirable convenience of a small Book on a large L letter- etter ; with compkte Index and Portrait by Fitler, price 4s. bound and ed, or in elegant bindings from sc. to 7s. 6d. . It is presumed that these I..litions need only be seen to g ive theiii a decided preference over all others. Also lately published, a New Family Bible, illustrated with fire Engravings on Wood, Brighton sbit; Branston, pricer Notes ; by the Rev. J. Styles, ofg, 2 vols. 4to. isoardS, price 11. ur lit Numbers at 8d each. The Same, on fine Royal Paper, with proof plates, 51. 1 55. 6d. boards; or 111 Numbers.at Is. each. Crocker's improved Edition of Fenning's Spelling Book, I s. 6d. --------- Baker's Ur.l;erse, a Poem, 3s. 6d. Eunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, in "hree Pails , co m p lete, with woou cuts by . Bewiek, fine 12mo, ss. bol,ed.. Evans Twelfth Edition c-f his Sketch of Religions, 12mo, 53. or ou Small Paper, with eiebt new pr , )traits 3s. 6d. w ld Matthe Henry's Ble, com i plete n 6 1103. 4:o. a new Edition ot, fine Pape: ',I 6s. boards. I LIGHT WATER-PROOF BEAS T P.RIIATS.—FRANCIS and SA. MUEI, EVELEIGH, N. 46, Queen-street, St,uthwavi, respectfully infortn thy Publie that they manufacture superior Li lit Wa•,, r. :c Beaver 1 - i . tts, on-an c•- . .arely new principle, warrtrted to reis• :• be elrec of rain and all kinds of damp, r-taining their shape and I- . auty much longer than other hats (the rap we: , ... - i:;,..; free to the Ils!), and emin cully combining the advantages of lic,htnesl; and 7•lrability.—Sold retai l b y Francis Eveleigh, No. 50, Cheapsidei and "Py many of the re s p ectable prooi 1 - 14tters in Town ana Cpuntry. I NAI ACCIDETS AND OFFENCE& 142 On Thursday a man wens brought to Bow-street. on a charge of felony under peculiar circumstances. He was charged with stealing two sacks from Covent-Garden Market, and the cause of his detection was offering the sacks for sale to the man, he had stolen them of. He was committed to Tothill-fields Bridewell far trial. Thursday the coachman to Lady Buckinghamshire woks brought up to Niarlboroughstreet, and held to bailoan a charge of wigully driving her Ladyship's carri ige against Lord Hawke's curricle, on Wednesday, sitar Pirrilico turnpike-gate. E Ili L o rd s hip luckily sustained no inj ur y in his person, but his curricle and hareteaz were destroyed, one of the horses hilled,.and !he .other much injured. His Lordship intends to sue Lady Buckinghamshire for lu dantages. Mrs. Harriet Magnes, alias Mrs Harriet Voice, who'has attracted so much public notice by stealing the child of a Mr. Dellow s a into appear in a Court of Ju stice. having been ceinmitted to ‘Vinchester gaol to take hey trial at the ensuing Assizes, on the chaege of having two husbands. • Lately, as Mr. T. Osbourne, First Lieutenant of the Royal Marines, was returning on board the ship Sarah, in Yarmouth Roads, his hands being benumned with cold, lie requested to be hoisted up in the boat ; a pope was sent down with a bow-line knot, to put round him for fear of an accident, but this he twice declined. He was then hoisted op along with- two boys, who had been left in it to fix the tackles ; but when nearly up, the stem ring of the boat drew out, and in consequence therepf, Mr. Osbourne was precipitated into the sea ; and the tide run ning very strong, he was instantly carried away. and ne‘v , r seen after. Thursday morning last, a man digging a ditch in Bury-fields, adjoining the town of Guildford, discovered a box containing the remains of an infant, apparently about a month old. The skull seemed to have been broken in sevt ral piece 3, and to all appearance the body had been bu tied several years. TO THE CI.ERGV.—The Cleri- al Establishment in Doctor's Com wits, under the superintendance of Messrs. Davies and Wa',tell, take this public opportunit: of expressing their gratitude for the distil,guished Patronage they have so long received from the Clergy, and Patrons of Benefices, in whose service they continue to act with that assiduity, delic.:cy, and honour, so highly essential in their transactions. Their-Official Duties extend to the Yurchase and Disposal of Ativow tons and Vresentations, the Exchange olDenefice, Survey, and Valua tion of Tythes, and every species 4:2t Church Transfer that call he legally effected. To Gentlemen iequirwg - Curacits or P.reacherships for a per. tnanertcy or liMittd time, the E,:-..blisliment is found to be of the most usential clnvenience. An Ilucumbents requiring Curates for a short or lengthened p,/riOd, can ahvays be accoi. inodated, within one day of their wishes being made known, with parties of undoubted moral and professional character. The hours of Public Business from Eleven to Four daily, and Letters, free of postage, addressed to Melsrs. Davies and Wasttll, 6, Wardrobe-place, Doctor's Commons, will meet with an immediate and explicit reply. FROM INDTA.—A BEAUTIFUL PP ODUCTlON.—Patrovised by their Royal Highnesses the, Princesa of Wales and l'aike of Sussex, and most of the. Nobility, MACASSAR OIL, for the HA IR.—The virtues of this Oil, extracted from a tree in the island of Macassar, in the East Indies, are far beyond description for increasing the growth of hair, even.on bald places, to a beautiful length and thickness ; pre venting its failing off or changing colour. hi dressing the hair it is pre-eminent, in strengthening the curl, bestowing an inestimable gloss and scent, rendering the hair inexpressibly attracting, promotes the growth o f whiskers, eyebrows, &c. In fine , i t is the first p roluction in thC 'world for restoring and beautifying the hair of Ladi , ..s, Gentle men., and Children. Such celebrity has it attained, that it is daily , honoured with the sanction of Royalty, Nobility, and Gentlemen ul the Navy and Army, and Public at large. It is innoxious,and suited to all climate". Sold at 3s. 6d. 10s. 641. and large - bottles, containing , eight small, at ls. each, by the Proprietors, Rowland and Son, Kirby-street, Hatton-garden, London ; and te, , appointment, by Mr. Seryth, Per fumer to his Majesty, 117, New Bond-street; Hendries, Titchbornc street ; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street ; Berry, 17, Greek-street ; Barclay and So . s, Fleet-market ; Riggs, 65, Cheap Side, and 5'2, Park street ; Bolton and Tutt, Royal Exchange ; and by all Wholesale and Retail Perfumers in London, and in every "''oven throughout the Empire. • • Beware of servile imitators, as the F • r•tiite Macassar Oil is signed • Cm the label in red ink, "A. Rowland S " Of whom may be had, a most impr rtant Discovery, patronised by her Royal Higi the Duchess of Yo, k, and sanctioned by hi, Excel lency the rtitit , _, del Infantado. and many families of high distinction, ALSAN-1 X I'RACT ; or .thyssinian Botanical Specific for the Teeth and Gtoos ; for eradicating all Disorders rf the Teeth and G ums, and rc .lering them extremely beautiful. Th.. Properties of this Ex tra. t are sanctioned by the opinions of the nuea eminent Physicians of Great Britain. France, It atal throuLhfait all Europe, and by the celebrated John Hunter. Pi spared and sold at I . 's. t;" 1 . and small betties of 4 s. 6 d. each. ila;so'rhe ALIA:NA POWDER, at - 2s, 9d. per box, by the Prorrie. tor, as abov!c. lIIIIft _-~ 71 ;