The National Register. — London, England, 1814-06-05 00:00:00

JUNE 5• BIRTHS. In Downing•street, Westminster, the lady of the Right Hun. C. AI. Sutton, of a son. The Duchess of Roxburgh, of a daughter, who survived only a short time. MARRIED. S. Way, Esq. of /ram House, t.ged 42, to Miss Dixon, aged only 13 years and 10 u►ouths. DI n. _ . In the 79th year of his age, the Rev. J. Pickbourn, SO years master of the Aeade.ray, in Grove-street, Hackney. At Littlebourn, hi Kent, the wife of S. Maple, aged 06 years, who had a single lock of hair gruwhig on her head which measured seven feet nine inches. Mrs. E. Purser, aged 3.5 years. the venerable and well known house keeper, at Petwor th, of the Earl of Egremont ; in the service ut whom, and of his Lordship's father, she had lived sixty years. On Thursday moreino, at Devizes, fir George %V . 'lliam F.inter, Wirt of Clairville, Sussex ; the deceased w•:s travelling through Devir...s %%hi' a lady. in a one horse chaise un the Thursday previous, when they smi th-ill) came in contact ,real' a market wavon, and by the concrission were precipitated trom the carriage, both were taken up dreadfully la cerated, and conveyed to the boast of Mr. Surcome, where every atten tion was paid to th Or sufferings. At Ulmlinger, Essex, at the advanced age of 100 years, Mrs. Riza br,t'l Scott, widow of the. late Mr. J. S:utt, Mrnier'y of Iltitton, in that county. farner. She en . ilytd the use of all her facultits . till within two ear three days alter death SCHOOL FUR THE INDIGENT BLIND, sr. oennny.'s FIEI Ds. SURREY. 1 At a General Nreeting, held on Thursday, the Vd of June, 1814, for the purpose of Electing 'force Male arid Four Female Pupils, koala List of Sixty Candidates, into the School. I'll I SEN r. William Houlston, Esq. iu the Chair. Stephen Gaselee, Esq. Peter Martineau, Egg. 'Reverend Philip Dodd. Thomas Jackson, Esq. Mr. Arithonv Steriy. A Hielimore, Esq. Reverend J. T. Barret. Mr. Thomas Harrison. Edward Forster, Esq. George Jeffery, Esq Thomas Smith, Esq. Charles Preschell, E.g. NVilliam GatlC.ltll, Esq. Reverend Richard Yates. Mr. George Harrison. Henry Sterry, liaq. TI e Poll, which commenced at ten, closed at three in'clork ; sad, WV ha n the Gentlemen appninted to examine the Votes had uscei urine(' the numbers, the Cliairman atsnounced that the Election had fallen upon the Seven following Candidates : William Ovcrbury 791. Sarah Grimm 673 Joseph Livertume 730 Saredi Bonsey 649 William Williams . 632 Ann Duckrell 370 Phebe Grey I:13 The Committee feel it an essential part of their duty to anneutice to the Public, that, in addition to the Fifty Three Candidates, which the low state of their Etruria have necessarily left unsuccessful at this Elec tion, there are also rip weld's of nay applications that cannot be attended to without the further liberal aid of the Charitable, who are earnestly requested to visit the School, and convince theinaelves of the essential Benefits conletred by it. The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to William Houlston, Esq. for his attention and inip.,rtial conduct in the Chair this day. A General Meeting will be held at the St. Paul's Coffer, House, on Thursday, the 9th of Jur:e, at one u'cicck precisely, and the Com mittee on the same day at twelve. June i, 1814. ,10:1N GRINDLAY, SECRETARY. PEACE! PEACE! PEACE! A Large Alsortnneitt of TRANSPARENCIES, Doigned by the first Arti,to, and Painted in a coy •uperior Style, for tbe preient Gloric,us Occasion to be LENT or SOLD, et .1. FAWLEY'S 31anuf.actury, No. :20, Black n iar--,vad, neat Chi-lit-Church, Lunclun. ON ERUPTIONS, INFLAIIIIATIONS, ULCERS, &c. &e. Toe delicate motorc of lli,eases of the Skit!, characterised as ac►ove,.whethct• local or constitutional, with the perilous abuse of }►rivate Remedies, is folly tlt•thile+l in a familiar Treatise, by WILSON, Surgeon, No. 12, Ch::rles•stiect, Mortimer•strcct. C late of Piccadilly. The Author by confining iii , practice to these Diseases alone, fecls the more competelit to describe their nature, or to effect their cure. Published, price ss. by Callow, Medical 13ook►eiler, Crown•court, Princes-street, Soho. Also sold by Clarks•, .33, Piccadilly, or may be had of the Authot. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Patronized by Ladies of the.first distinction. e 69 OPERA DRESSES, INVISIBLE•PETTICOATS, DRAWER,;, and WA ritCOATS, made of both India Cotton and Spaoi a Lambs' Wool, warranted never to shrink. Mrs. MORRIS respectfully informs Ladies, that she continues to make very large supplies of her celebrated Pattot Invi it Ie Petti. coats, O l sen, Under Dresses, Drawers, and NVaisteoats fur the en sommer, and are now ready, in the greatest variety o r s h apes, for the inspection of Ladies, made of both India Cotton and Spani:h Lambs' Wool, articles which cannot fail to meet the highest appro. bation of every Lady in Europe, as they tend not rn,ly to add to the comfort and pleasantness of the wearer, but ise to improve the shape, elegance, and figure of the person ; all of which she warrants never to shrink by washing. Cbildrens of every size made to order, at the Original Wholesale and Retail Hosiery, Glove, and Welch Flannel Warehouse, No. I'3o, Oxford-street. N. B. Ladies WASH LEATHER DRAWERS for Riding. PATENT FILTERING MACIIINE. STEPHENSON'S PATENT FILTERING MACHINES, are Portable, never out of repair, and will purify water from the foulest sourLe, at the tn.exampled rate of 210 gallons per day, rendering the water in colour beautifully transparent. —J. Stephenson begs leave to ofiLtr his sincere and grateful acknowlegements to the :%:oility and Gmtry, for their distinguished patronage, and t Edges himself to en tleav• ur to meet the wishes of the Public, by offering his invention at a very reduced price, as follows : ist. or large size, ten guineas, puri ties at the rate of 200 galls. per (lay ; 2 1 size, seven guineas, purifies at th • rate 0, 100 galls. per day ; 31 size, five guineas, pur,fies at the rate f 35 to 50 galls. per day. To be seen at work at his manufactory, No. 6, Mortimer-street, Cavendish square; and at the Bar of the Jerusalem Cc... Me-house, Cuop.:,'s.Lourt. GREY HAIR immediately changed to dark brown or black, on an imps oved principle. It is Ho wonder so many have been afraid of using dyes for their hair, as in general dyes are very unwhole some ; it is well known that dyes tot the hair remain wet for hours, hieh is !tough to give any one their deatltot cold. But 1'RINCE: 1 :1 IMPROVED DYE prepared with spii its, which is the only inno cent and wholesome Dye ever yet discovered, dyes and dries imme diately ; in short those who have i.ey or red hair, by making one trial this Improved Dyo will he convinced of its effects; also Ladies wearing false hair on account of their own being grey or red, by using this improved Dye, will he enabled to wear their own hair. Gentlemen having reddi-li or grey whiskers, may immediately make them dusk or him k. •Be particolar in asking for Priocc's improved Dye, at Oae Guinea per bottle, or one dozen fol. 101. A CAUTlON.—Observe on the cover of each bottle, Prince, &c. is printed in gold ink. Directions are sealed up with each bolsi!, so that any one can dye their own hair with ease pleasin • . Sold by the Proprietor. Dentist, john-itrect, Oxford-strcct, Observe, it is not a shop—exactly opposite No. 3, next door to Coach-maker's, the numbers are irregular; Bacon, 130, Oxford., street ; Davison, 59, Fleet-street ; Rigge, 65, Cheapbide; a Idkit must of the princijnd Perf u mers and Medicine Venders. THE SEASON ofSPRING is that which invalids atP , nttt by me divine, to remove the effects of indiscretion or vice, of tree living, hart, of exec( lie anti atmospheric ventilation, in winter, oil ship b‘t , .r.l. and lit camps and hospitals.—Amotte the established means of relief tire: GENUINE SYRUP of DE VELMA has obtabed a distinction, wl•i( its virtue; had efficacy olone can support. Its effects are the imp,ntant and must extensive ; by pervading the lemphatic vessuls, anti removing i.npedirnents to their Ituictioils ; by expl!i!ig hum( u's conveyed i;ito system either by imr.nre ctoltle!, Miura perar., e. or a delicate and peculiar cur strut...lit:l of the gevreto; y •organ• ; it removes scrophilla, scurvy, Fynitiles, obstracrioos its Ole livt:r and tlic th.:se numeroes of dist•ase deptoldiog or: .1 depraved stetr of the f!..eids ; it str:!sigthetis atid invigorate: the ‘%1,, le System in the decline of is Ott: best res“..tdy for the ravnees of •aercorv,-- lir. CANIf A NI leSpi'el iiI64CIS I:'lnierius ['mice:6 and Fritoida 11:!dtciiie, he is lir:paring hag(' 'es of it, iu shell a manner that it mar be had fr,sli at good coodi:loo, in the en•u ing months of the spring and summer --Thc Syrui. /::11 d label affixed to each bottle. with the sigivonre, ItioNlAs Nn hand-writine, of the proprietor. by whom it is sold. as it SWaillSoll, his predecessor, at No, Frith-sret, Soh'. bottle. i 11, itl ILO was by Mr. •• at i;3•. 4 • 144 •