The National Register. — London, England, 1814-05-08 00:00:00

Lortuvri Priakti aud Published by HENRY HAY at No. 11, Newastle-Street,St rand ;and forwarded by all Newsmen,Clerks of 11.4, Roas t and Booksellers thruughout the United Kingdom, flee of Politageluto the Country, at les.3id, per garter. TUE NATIONAL REGISTER. NEXT TUESDAY the LOTTEitY will FINISH DRAWING. First Prize above 171. will be entitled to 15,001. An first SO drawn Blanks, will each receive 10 Whole Tickets in the Next Lottery, to hi Drawn in June, containing Prizes of 20,0001. 20,0.;01. 3,0001. 2,0001. 1,0001. 6:c. . 2 Tickets and Share , , warr./ntell UndraWn. We Selling by /. BRANSCONIB and PERRY, No. I, 11‘,11)orn Bars, the Corner House, Who Sold t h e last 5,03.11. and the only 20,2001. in Shares. BOON AND SHOE,. R. WIT LIS respectfully informs his F-iends and the Public in fie sterol. that Lie has now, end will have constantly on sale, an extensive and elegant assortatent of the above articles, which may be had, for readvinoney, at very low prices. A great variety Of Gentleman's If fts ians, Jockey, and Military Boots ; Dress, NValking, and Shooting Shoes, matiufactured with the vet y best materials, and finished in a'au perior style of win kinatisLip ; Jsa Ladies' Jean, Velvet, Leather,' end all kinds of Fancy Boots, top:eilicr with a largo stock of Shoes of every ele4eription, of the very best quality, and newest faAion; Boys, Girls, and Children.' Shoes ; Gaiters of s arious sorts, in Leather, Jean, Cloth, fcc.; lliud h,tota, Goloches, List Shoes, Stc. in great variety. Mer chants and Captains way he supplied on the shortest notice, and on very advrittlgrou, terms.—The country business carried on as ustuil, Nu. A FINE HEAD OF HAIR Has always been evteomrll rin esset:tial xdditien to personal beauty; to obtain which is especially recommended ROW LA ND'S MACASSAR OIL. By express Atitherity—Patronired by their Royal flirhn vies the Princess of Wales and the Duke of Sussex. Ties Excelle:icy the Spanish Ambassador. the Right Ilion. the Earl anal Countess of ihiOrd, the Navy and Army, and the majority of the Nobility throtihout the Flmpire. This Oil is the most kratitnul. ph-us:int. ani efficacious production in the world fur eradicating ail Impurities in the Human Hair, and producing a luxuriant growth on the bald.:st paces, prc.. - riating it falling off or turning grey. Affords an auxiliary of vtrength to the roots of the Hair, which soon produces en Inintitable natural Curl, and bestows on the tresses a trativcendant beautiful lustre; renders Children': /lair strong and beautiful promotes the growth of hikers, Eye-brows, Must •chios. &e. in fine its pre-eminent virtues hare been attested by an immense multitude of witnesses. For further elucidation is en closed Rowland's Treatise on the Improvement of the Human Hair, worthy the attention of every family. he „Lin 211 popularity of this Oil has induced insidious pampa to Impose en the Piddle abase and noxious Counterfeit, imitating the Rills. Bottles, &c. therefore the Proprietors view it au tin t :: riot's duty to CAIUtiOR (lie Public not to pnrcbase any (without the aboNO Treatise inclosed, and the siznatures oldie Proprietors on the fable, hared ink, " A. ROWLAND and SON." in their e:vva writing. s o ld at J. uil. lus rid. and /I Is. per bottle, bwthe Proprietors ROWLAND and SON, Kirby -• treet. liatton-qtrden : and, by appointment, by all Perfume's and Medicine Venders in London, and throughout the United Kingdain.—Also ROWLAND'S ESSENCE GF 'fYRE; OR, IMPERiAL DYE, A Prep:lntim' Of wo.oterfol metamorpho.imr powers, which will immediately aed effecionily chaw:c Red or Grey Nair, %Makers. Eyebrows. .te. to a beautiful "iIIA or lir .wo, which cclour caaoot be removed by wlshißr. It is perfectly la. 111 compoundiql of be , ,,retablr substances.—A single trial will prove its SUperior Gd. per bottle. VIE SEASON of SPRING is that which invalids atterurt by me divine, to remove the cifi-clg of indiscretion or vice, of free living, wan •of exercise and atinosphefie ventihition, in winter, on ship board, and in en , p s an d hospitsil s .--- i a oit 2 - the established means of relief the GENUINE by KI.T . of VELNOS has obtai:,ed a distinction, its virtues end efficacy Ituhi soppurt. Its eff-cts are the most important and most even-iye ; by pervading the lymphatic vessels, and removing inspedinwiits t t their functions; by expelling humou s conveyed into !he system either hy iuipnre contae:, intern peran, e, or a delicate and rctiliiir eonstructimi of the secretory organs ; it remorrs scrophuin, scurvy, syllides, obstructions in the liver and the longs, and those niuneriiiis chissrs of disease depending on a depraved state of the ; it :is:coolie:us and invigorates the whole system in the decline of lite, and is t! c: best remedy for the ravages of tnerenrv.—Mr. CAv 11 11 respeocill!y informs the no Patrons and Friends of Medic:lse, he is pi.tisaring large quintities of it, in sec!' a manner that it m:tv he hid fres!' a:4l in gowd coudition, in the ensu ing months of Ihe spring anil avuilitte Syrup has a label affixed to each bottle, witli the sig,naitire, SCA N M, in tie band-writing of the proprietor. by who:li it is sold, as it was by Mr. Swaireion, his ptialecesz:Jr, at No. tl, Zrith-street, Soho, at 111. a bottle. 4 1:0ND ON M A RKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MAY 2. The supply . of fine Wheat this tn-rning being small that deserip. rims sold readily at last week's prices, lmt for the interior qualities there is no demand, consequently those kinds are unsaleable. Prime Malting Barley sells full as well as on last Monday, but ordinary sorts st dull sale at a decline of from IF. to is. per qr. Oats arc Tree 4afe at lest week's prices. In Peas, Beaus, and other articles, no alteration. s. S. Wheat 56 a 66 rine ditto .. 60 a 70 it )e ...... 34a 40 !Salley Malt White Pease Grey Prase Beans Ticks Oats 56 aEn Inland Oats 90 a 94 R. 41 a 46 Potatoe /1100 26 a SR 41 I !Int! !lour to) a 6." i 31 , a 40 do. h 5 a fill 20 a 24 I nape Stied 110 aA 44 FRIDAY, MAY 6. The supplies of Grain continne pretty large, but the prices of most article remain nearly as quoted above.—Tnere was some adj. vity iu sales early in the morning. but the trade was very heavy to vvards noon, and Mondi”'s terms van he obtained only for fitiesamples BREAD at late prices- Quartern Loaf Wheatera I I id. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Computed from the Returns made in the Weil( endine. MAY 5, is 85s. per cwt. exclusive of the Pull of Cu%toms paid or payable thertou on the Import. Woe tbereof into Great Britain.—[From Saturday's Gazette.] • AVERAGE PRICE OF FOR, THE WEEK I England & Wales. Scotland. s. il. s. d. Wheat Rye Earley 88 4 .... 41 8 Oats 86 1 .... 27 8 a. P. A ntiga* 116 —124 %1 use°. or Browut 16..126 Dom.Nev.&Tor. :14..124 Grenada Museov.lls..l22 Jamaica brown 114 —ll5 • good 120 —122 fine .. 1 29 .;ORN, PER QUARTER. EnDisq APRIL 31). Eugland & Watts. Scotland• S. d. is. (I. 48 7 Beans Pease Oatmeal Beer or Sigg b I 6 41 1 --- 0 REN PRICES OF SU' from to a. tit. Kitts& Mont 115 —146 Tobago& St . Vir.l 11. Surinam & Dem. 1 W. .1 10; St. Trinidad .. .114 ..Iv4 East India 114..1.?0 Ground tips tif; .. 1$) faces . ..94 _lOO from . s. Lps brown )4t; ..1411 ....fine 156 _lce Slor.loa brown ..151 ... best —ll2 _164 Pow ride loaves 160 ..171 111-ihro' fio 164 _WO Molasses 43 54 OF MEAT ) FRIDAY ) MAY 8. PRICE 111111Tal 11. 4. a. cl. lief b 4 • 4 4 Ni 'at oft V, al Pork 5 S a 7 0 I .ROll2 'INLD. UFADS OF CATTLE AT NCI Fr:trump Beasts. about 220 , ) Slierp & Lambs 12,3411 Calves llO Pig - % .. .410 PI:IIVOATE & LK A DENS &LL. Carcage R. d. lies{ 4 4 a 5 V Mutton.— 5 0 a n Veal 4 a 6 Pork 5 8 a 7 U Lamb 7 4aS N JIAI AND STRAW, PER LOAD. flay .. ST. JAMES'S (lover St rtw WHITECHA PE (:lover ti 6 Straw I I 6 311 a) .. 4 SMITHFIELD (lover • t► Straw 1 C. 1. s. d. 300 a 6 8 0 000 a o 0 I 16 0 a 2 5 0 O a b O a Cb 4 h 1 O a 7 O a S 0 7 0 4 41 4 ►3 O 0 S 0 ShipQ sold., at rel BIOYDAY, MAY WRDNEIDAY I MAY 4.. FILID A Y 6 Dellyerwil at AIAItKEI :Iron of both t. Newcastle Saillerl.to 1. Stone ('..al CuLn Newcastle Sunderland 'Welch Coal Cinders Scotch Coal. Nnwrastle., Sunderland Welch t'oal Colin Cinders idvance on the I. 4. 44 (I a b 4-01 46 47 g 16 0. a - • - -oa-0 0 a II 4g 9 a 51'. 0 460 a- 0 aa 0 —(I a— 0 —0 a 47 0 a SSO 17 9 a 51 11 11 a Ii —a a —oa • F. 8. 4 Average 4 4 8 0 0 A 2 0 0 . 7 0 0 ') 41 so . 4 lt) 0 4. 6 a 0 1 19 0 prier. Is, Pool Mt hip:1.01110 in I from ahoy Attir -2. 3? I , AR. CUR COA at N[.l 2‘} I Ss. Aire. .