The National Register. — London, England, 1814-04-10 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER. THE SE.iSON of SIRING is that which invalids htteue.t by me d.t.b.e, to remove the effects of indiscretion or vice, of free living, want of exercise aiiil atmospheric ventilation, in w i n ter, on s hip board. and "PS loti liuqpitalS.—Alnotse the established means of relief the iEN Li IN E SYRUP of DE V ELNOS has obtai sed a distill: tinti, %Well its virtues and efficacy „tone cior support. (Is effects are she roost important and most ex reiptive ; by pervading the 1y:11111801c vessels. and removing impediments to their (unctions; by ex peiling humours conveyed into the system either by infection, cortrae:, intem perance, or a delicate and peculiar construction of the secretory organs; It removes scrophula, scurvy, syphiles, obstructions in the liver and the lungs, and those numerous classes of disease depending on depraved state of the fluids ; it strengthens and invigorates the %hole system in the decline of life, and is the best remedy for the ravages of meretirv.—)lr. ('Atilt.; 1 resin c•fully informs the -numerous Patrons and Fiends ut Medicine, lie is preparing ' , age quintities of it, in stich manner that it inay be had fresh tu.d in gosid condition, in the ensu ing 'loughs of tfic aping and summer.--The genuine Syrup has a label taxed to melt batik, with the signal ure, THOMAS CAN HA 741, in the hand-writingof the proprietor, by whom it is sold, as it w:. 5 by Mr. S',illllSoll, his predecessi,r, at No. 21, Frith-stiect, Sohn ; ut 16s. bottle. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL PATENT. AN/I-ATTRITION. THE PATENT ANTI-ATTRIIION COMPOSITION is the cheap est and b&st thing ever yet discovered for Ships' Bottoms, instead of Copper ; to preserve Cahles froai being rubbed in the hawse-hules, instead of a Plat, Service. or Paotding ; the Riegieg of Ships front the Weather, and from being chafed,'instu ad of Tar, '' Parceflue, and Ser vice;" for the Slides and Carriages of Gong . ; to render Leather and Canvas waterproof ; and to prevent the Effects of niteion tit Steam- Engines, Mills, Sugar-Mills, Threshing-Mills, (ur 'other Implements of Husbandry generally used by Fartners),..Carriaces, Conches, Wageons, Carts. lied M,,chinery of every Descriolien. It is also the best thing to preserve the Blades of Swords, and all kinds of Polished Steel Arti cles, from Rust. It will likewise preserve Iron Hoops, ‘Vater• Bois, Casks, Tubs, Spouts., Pests, lintes, Park Palieg, Bcirn Floorings, end every kind of Wood, and Wooden 'lnkling. trans the We ether, ‘Vorm,ond Dry-Itut, either in Ow East or %Vest !tidies, or in any Cii ,ua!e; and it will nut only preserve Iron Hail Ways from corroding and wearing out, but also render the draught :96 14114 that one irrse, will du the Work of Two. One priming tit' the Con position is, in some eases, equal to One hlnn iired Applications t f Oil, - faliow, or any other Kind of Grease, or Car, and 'tee public sa e by its U'e from Three Hundred to Four 1:lions:Ind per colt. exclusive of preventing the Wear and Tear in Ma chinery, Wheels, &c. eke. which is a saving of expcncc more than that of saving, Niue Patin out of Ten, and nothing can be so clean in its Wm Lilo', 01 give so little trouble. SJI.I) F 011• THE I'ATENTEE-3, AT Ni. 40, CU AIIING-CROSS, EA It THE A1) . 111E8..11:1'1% LONDON; And, by their .I.ppointthent, at most Stiip-Chandlei s. Printers, Bonk- W.tiethotties, Per- Ir.duttoo•zers, Cluter., Couelitnaliett, Innkeeper", CI ach.unrl Wa ,, ktott ()liiees, Oil oitti Ct:lour Shop., tiad.ilert, and Shopkeeper., in the L'oite'r 11;,..fdtuti, in Boxes, Prier Vs. Gel. ; GA.; ; One Isititwa at:n Gwa vas each. smoiL•st s . ;Zti BuN etyitains a rptantitv stitheient to Ptime a Four- Wheel C.urinye Four tittles, with which it will run upward. of Six r i'llowood witlitutt applying tot.; thins eke to the Axletree%; and sine lia!I-Guhtea Itox coillaat , . a s,dll,:ient tpilatity for a tit:ige W;wenti to i,asel Thirty-three Tit•.n.a...t.l Mites; itcci it ti wtol: with lVood Anligroes, or with common itc“ , i: :toil A xletrces of any n iiiii. The Pri ) nik , Ut Ott . firerit nt this ti,stc.bvery gikty s e e i, li t the Patoitters' ttutt pl-at it tbell Atonns. °, ll ` Tile Public inuld be on ttg.ir agaiti-t J "I.tirlnti% Compost timt, %%Inch is bOnittir . C‘` ,s)i s tVti tI:(10, to prevent the rtrt-(ts of Ffieigh, ut hie.); it is initirs , ..o. :11.3chittet - v, se. wit) mote is (yrutiole b•d ih t for wit a (Intent ha. b-eti obluith.(l, To prevent Tgi,uiition, the direction. t ziven willi each hos are t-tette d 'W. l). f3r.t.t..s Sly, " :Ind !.ri%•' Ih,. Auto. on thent..edo counterfeit which hlr:!ery ; Una P..rstio rI ts. l'Sr of a Compu-ition, ht' which th;• Patontee. are defrauded, v.iil he proseunted, One Hundred Guineas rioNArti having lieett olli,ted by thetu to detect frauds utt Pdtrut r i ;ht, APRIL 10- SADLER'S WELLS, Having been internally decorated, will commence To-stortgow, EASTER MONDAY. April 11. • The whole of the Entertainiwnts . (DanCes excepted) the production of Mr. C. Dibdin, jun. The Music composed by Mr. Reeve. Th.: scenery by Mr. Andrews, with Assistants. The Performances. will commence with a favourite Comic. Dance, cotnposed by Mr. Grimaldi, called FUN and PHYSIC. A:tor which a new Comic Pantomime, with new Music, Scenery, Michtnery. Dresses, and Decorations, called THE RIVAL GENII ; or, HARLEQUIN WILD MAN. Principal Characters —Harlequin Mr. E liar (from the Theatre Roca!, Covent-Garden, his first appearanar: here); and Clown, Mr. Grimaldi. Rival Genii, Miss 'f reby (her first a, pearance here); Co lumbine, Miss Browne A new G rand Serio-Comic Aquatic Romance will also be presented, with new Music, Secwry, Dresses. &c. called The TWO CALIPHS ; or, The PALACE of the WATERS. Principal Characters—Mr. Campbell (his first appearance hew), Mr. Benson. Mr. Barnes, Mr. Mezzia, Mr. Flexmore, Mr. Lund, 711 r. Powell (his first appearance in Loudon); Miss Browne, and Miss Trebv. A Dance, by Mons. Le Clercq, Miss Gibbs, and Miss Worgman (her first appearance here these three years). The last Scene exhibited on Real Water. 11 * * Mrs. H. Cummins, from the Theatre Royal, York, is engaged, an-I will appear shortly. Boxes 45. Pit e. Gallery is.—Doors to open at Half-past Five, to begin at Half-past Six.—Places kept till Half-past Seven. Places to be taken of Mr. Kirtun, at the Box-ofike at the Wells, every Day from Nine to Four. REMARKABLE SUCCESS. N 0.218 .10,000 1,120 ,,f1,000 284- • - 20,000 7,191 l.OOO 2,590 20,000 4,824 l,ooo • 1,120 30,000 3,620 lika) 3,934 10,000 j Besides L5OO, &e. HORNSBY and Co. are happy in mum, ci ig to the Public the above favourable events in the Last Three Small Lotteries. am) hope their Friends will meet with the same success in the present Lottery, to be Drawn the 3rd of MAY. Tickets and Shares ate now on sale at HORNSBY and Co.'s at the lowest prices. The Scheme is one of the first for many years past, and cannot fail of meeting with universal support. Orders, by Post or Carrier, executed.with fidelity and dispatch, at the Old Established Stitto Lottery Ottice, No. 26, Corahill. . LONDON MARKETS. COIN-EXONANGE, MONDAY, AM!. 4. - - - Having but a short supply of Wheat this morning, that of fino quArity sold 2s. per qr. higher than on last Monday.—Barley is dull sale and 11.. pet qr. lower than on Friday, but is full as high as on this day week, the quantity at market was but small, but the buyers iiold off in the expectation of a large arrival on Wednesday. l'eas, and i4oans remain as on last Monday. Oats are 2s. per qr. cheaper, In other articles no alteration, 11. S. S. 11 4 L m in t oa a to 1 White Pease AO a 64 Poland Oats Sa a 3' nue ditto .. 7S aB4 1 Gter Pease 50 aSi Potatoe ditto 3n a 34 Itso 3,„ 14,y a 41 Ticks 40 a 45 Second du. 10 a fis ........ 10 a 10 Oats vs a 20 Rape Soca Sol .1.11(0 FRIDAY, APRIL 8. Tiii• day being Good Friday, of course 10) business was tutu. al . I rti here. _ k w p r i v y of larcld was ordered (agreeably to th. Act) to be emlueed one iwglie and a half or Ait. in the Peek i.eaf Wituaten--mating the Q■K'ero Log( tsafti_ AVERAGE PRICS 07 SVGAR, Cot:ward from the Remiss made is the Weets mulles Amu, A, is SO% 34, ,per cwt. extthivits. of the OuPY lac Citttonto 'WA ar Pail** theintoo on the trapss. liillll thereof into Ore-at fiat urday'p Gesette.l A,V thAVE 'RICE OF 'BY, rEB QVARTU. 094 Mg WllO5 911911 12 4P111114 L. 1i+191904 A Wales, UothPid• EfigliPti 4 Wltha. Soonap4. pp d, e. d. 4. U. s. ti, Whoa PP ~. , aartey . 40 3 ..., 41 i Oatmeal ...„, $3 I Oats ~ ...7 11 ~ .. 961 a Sege or Bin -- n ...,.. 3 2 2 Lc:, pa), Printed asl,l l'obliOted Ity 111Z,N it Y HAY qt I•it? t 11, Newei.istle-gtrect,Strantl; and forwarded by all Newsonen,Clerks of L 11 0 .bidi, and floukAielloril thruiliiiout the Vnitsti ninildnan, frcr ofilaithle jUW thcConntay, at }Os. d, prr 'ogler? lift ~•