The National Register. — London, England, 1813-08-15 00:00:00

AUGUST 15. THE *e.mist „came ,in • ... d, and exclaimed, " Now I'll do for you;" and inst_tutl HI Kith a Wt.-. She started up in the bed, c.ied fur help, dud attruipted to defend herself; hut before the girl could come into the room, he ...,united her in tin ee different parts of the ny he way then prevented troin doit.g wither mischief; and Friend, the cousLartle, having zit.; ived, he was ' , edited. The deo ce no.* *et up fur him was a plea of imanity, and in the support at that plea it was _stated, th three tioaes in the coal se of the k m „t amain ne had attempteil t destroy liiinselt. The gin,ler also spoke to his itsc‘lherent conductwhile in custokiv• Toe prisoner , when goes .lierely said in. did not know what he %%as about. Under these •ei - cit.. , ..l. , nees the Nlagi.trute ne,lerred him to be detained and taken cote of, under v..e regulations of the Act commotil, called Margaret DitchulKe* Act. ACCIDENTS .1 1 VD OFFENCES. Early On Friday morning Mr. .fouinas D..vies, one of his Majesty's Yeoman Puckers, was found dyad in his twd. Ile went to bed on Th.tr.day night appprently perfet.il iseil. He was s4ll of Mr. Davies, the huntsman to the King's harriers. Thurtda.f morning, *bout three o'clock, the neighbouthoOd of G!os renvyr .Iq , ,are was thrown - into the utmost alarm, ov the large cabinet mattufactury of Messes. Gidow s, George-street, Oxford-street, having canclit tire; and so sudden and rapid was tile progress of the flame, that in I sa than an hour the whole was laid in a,lies. The fire tot some time, threatened the whole of the west side of Cieore-street, but w-is prevented from spreading by prompt and active exei!onf. Mews. Gillow: were insured; but the joinitevinen have almost to a luau lost their Clietti of touts, and many of the adjoining inhabitants bad their fur niture brAen in-pieces in the hurry to remove it. The carman of the Westminster engine was killed in Swallow-street, by the eugfuo drivnit over liiin when at full speed. Tins was one of the greatest fires the metrueolis boa witnessed since the burning of Ditiry-lati Theatre. Thursday morring at two o'clock a destructive fire happened at the house of Mrs. Morgan, fish-monger, near Vaaxtiall-turepike. It appoars that the family had been ironing, and the fire, which was made on the hearth, there ✓ being no stove, caught the wood-work and the premkes w re sn, , n in thaws. Mrs. Morgan had only time to make her escape by the roof (A the bruise to the Royal Oak Tavern. Another temele on the first .fi , *nr escaped, with a child in her arm:, by getting on the 1. a lc, The fire extended with great rapid;tv to the cheese numtael-'s aditsinina, which also is quite consumed. Vauxhall Chapel, which s owl at the back of both. was also included in the conflagratiun. The proprietor ofthe Oak Tavern was compelled to remove all his furniture., the fire having caught the corner of his Iremi§es, but fortunately the arrival of the engines prevented their destruction. 1311t1IV' , . At Heron Court, Hants, the Viscoliiite)s Fitz Harris, of a Ron. In Wiiiipole-street, the' Right Honourable Laity Chatlour Howl, of a daughter. DIED. On Wednesday, nt Pinner, Middlesex, Henry James eve, F. , q. the Poet Latireat. Mr. Pye was forme' ty Member for the coon.y of 13-iks and has for some years been one of the Pt.liee Magis.rates for West minster. Afier a very , hurt illness, at his sett sit F irley nil!. near Gorhilioin Surrey, Wm. Pierrepont, Esq. Re;ir•Admiral of Ilk y's Nary, aged .18. lie lilts lett a widow and live chiliireis to lanieht Iris loss. At Portsca, W. Gilbert, E-q. :toed 67 yeart., late storekceprr of P.ntsaintath Dock-yard. lie was upwards of 50 years in Ins ALijemy' , bervice. At his home, Iver, Bucks, Z. R. Taylor, Esq. for many years examiner of army accounts at the War-dlice. In Bockioglianishiro, of a broken heart, occasioned by a disappoint ment in love, Miss Arabella Gaylove, a young Judy of rare accom plishments and genteel fortune. On Tuesday morning, on his journey to 'Debit' Market, in the 65th year of his age, Mr. John Hill, of Whit well, Herta, land-steward to die Hon. Thomas Brand, &c. &c. It is supposed he was seized with an apoplectic tit, as when ((Ald, having fell out of his chaise, there ap peared very little signs of life, and before medical assistance could be procured, life was quite extinct. LIGHT %VATER-PROOF HATS. FRANCIS and SAMUEL EVELEIfiki, No. 46. laneeils-street, Flout respectfully inform the Public that they Manufacture aspefiirr Mgirt - Water.rtioi Bearer Hats on an entirely new principle, warranted to re4igt the effect. of rain and all kinds of damp, retaining their-shape and beauty Lunch lun:zer than any other Hats (the nap wearing free to the last), and eminently combining the ad vantages of liAtiless and durability.—Sold H.etail by Fraiiciii No, 5 11 , Cheapside and by waxy of tLe respectable flatters 31l I . ols 11 and 4:oustrj. a REGISTER. GUIDE TO FORTUNE. AT THE FSRT OFFICE iu COHNHILL (No. I), distinguished by its Et' traordinery Luck in distribotiug more Capital Prizes. complratively.than'an c other Mc ; *lse at its Counterpart, N0..1. Chaffing-Bross; P IDDI MI and 10. invite the attention of the Public to the Pilr.riv Lovreity, to he dr twit 4 wPtetalw 17 th, the !Wu/rue of which proses estremely popular from coot:doing; so larrre a pr portion of ,Plo.oro and I to.tonii Prizes, besides having n. , ne smaller than kb n. The Price of tickets and shame. as in Ow Last Lottery, will certalsty be itovariced,— A dventitrers will therefore act wisely by making their Purchases iuutredlutely, at PI MN NG and Co.'s, No.l, Coruhill, "No. S, Cliarin;•Croas. BOOTS AND SHOES. It. WILTJS respeetrully info, not his Friends •ind the Pu'dic in reneral, that he has now, And will have eJitstantly 0 , 1 silt., tt , etienske and clog , !,t t the a'tove articles.which may be had, for ready yvniary, at very tow prices. A errat v ti irty orgrotturnao% fietems,,)oegry, aa‘l i titaryip."nts . dress.w itte,anit 0!oot i silo.. s, niaottfac.turett with the very best rn a;1,1 d•sislied in a superior style o ao• mansido; also jeao. %elves, le-artier. awl all kinds of fancy brrots, tot . celler with a large stock of shams of every , :e.ertption, of the very beat quality. and neatest fastdua; boys, girls. and el:11,141 , 1's )..s; 4;atters itt ea:tous leat her, jea n, Cot'', Are. mu ,i.b,ifits, colockbe, list ~hors, Ne. in treat variety. Men ban , : and raptai , •it may be snppiied on the simile,' not its , . and on vest advents , teous tent's. The country business carried oa as uS'.)t, No. 41, Fish-street-Mil, near the bloutneut. BATIIINU fRUSSEi. It hits been advised by the inost witinent Surpeons, that persons efflictvd with Hernia should not Bathe without a Ttusg, hey have hi therto been prevented in consequence of spoiling their Trim.s. SALMON, ODY, and Co. beg leave to inform their Friends and , he Public, that their much approved Patent Sell-adjusting Trusses are now ountutactured WATER PROOF. consequence of the superiority of their invention, the Patentee.; have secaived the 101;9v/isle anpointments; his Majesty's Royal Navy. she Naval II t•pitals, and Dock Yardi, the Ordnance, Greenwich Hospital, the Honourable East India CutnpanF, &c. &c. MANUFACTORY, 292, STRAND. NEXT MONTH. SWIFT k CO. the CONTRACTORS, gaii:etfully rerniml their Frientl• and the Pi.blie, that tie State Lottery begins Drawinz yu the 17th it ?liter Motyrit (in-prember). The present extiaordiliaty dealand for Tlti:fetq and Sh:res i,i the mist catnineing proof of the popularity ()Nike belleie, *Welty wit:: only it. t ;`4l Tickets, contains the fallowing Capital Pasts. i..of .. l'io,tl4lo 1 :, ... of .. 11,eets i 7..0f .. X3OO . ) And the Lowest Prises are S 211 4—the n'..4 Ic 4 KIO 1 6 lotto Blanks lire also entitled to ,(40 I — •ch• Tickets and Shares are sallii4; at S w '' and Co.'s (3(5(.2°. 'l l. Aldgate Lligh-strect, No. 11, Poultry ; Nu. 12 t Charing-Cron .1 : AO. - R A LDNIRSSI or GREY HAIRS will not be seen lu filfb. - e if PRINCE'S RUSSIA 01 I, is used constautly to ywistrn the Hair when dre , Ang. is proved the best and most wholesome p re p a r a ti on l u t h e universe fir the ilair,and Nu," great a nourisher, If used const:int, n ev e r a Hair a ill fall 00 or turn Grey; lu p.hort, ~.here there is vs Hair by nature and it has got thin ur bald, and the least roots remain, 2" to i . li gthb - Russian Oil re:pilaw . '" you ma% sely on its lieing restored. Promotesilt:.7 o WEi Vl'loskers, and will prevent ttilliskers turning Beitill.h or tkey. Is used by the gad [Ad it.; and Gentlemen of distinction. Olrtervr, the cover each bottle has a British Government 'tamp, there C -ire an? Shopkeeper or II iir-ilresser selling Russia Oil, under an 3 pretence whatevrr, xith nut *e Mr. Prince" printed in the British Government Stamp, are impostors and 6eliiirp of connterfeits. Ate:( fur Prince's Itnsvia Oil at 9s. per bottle, or one bottle containing four small at 11. 25., or tali larce at 51. doh included. Sold b . % the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist. —Obvorve, it is not a Shop—exactly op. posi4e No. S : tie numbers are irregular in Jnbn-street, Oxford street.—bodies or Gentlemen vendinr, servaltv for It ii.sia Oil will be particolur to give tl•em directions nv above. as there are petty shops in John-street, as well as in other streets, that sell counterfeit Ritrsia Oil. Sold also by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to hie Majesty, 11Pir liond.rtreet: Bacon, trio, Oxford-etrest ; Withers, •iitt, Strand ; Davison, fig, Fleet-street ; Chrapcide: Holton, Tutt, 11.0)a1 Exchange; and must principal Perfumers and Medici. e Vendors. th'ieN eral Ladies and Geatlemer who had used the Russia Oil for years, and from lls4. Cf that alone not aII lir fell off or turned Grey hut heinr persuaded to use r Oils that are adiertleed, as they are cheaper. hut in the end found them dearest. their flotir tell oft' or throw! Grey, have declared that thoy will use no other tlpan the Russia Oil in future r Is the best fur mobtealng Hui Hair when dressing, rval nr false Hair. GREY or CA ItROTTY NVIIISKER3 nobs ?lent dicfiznirelne!)r to Gentierape.. I.mlies or Gentlemen makluz trial will he convinced of the ittil'ty of PILINCr4S DYE:, being Si, imps oved that no doulit now remains of making Grey or Camay ItAir 11• Ark or black immediately. Oteierve, there have been many attempts to pre pare articles fora . • 'tar purpose but have failed. , Any. Gentleman heeling Car wiry or Grey Vl' hikers calling on Mr. P. will he convinced of the efficacy of the Ittissian Die in a few minute.. Several Ladies 64yr declared that for years they had been obliged to wear false Hair, although hav intr. tolerably good Hair of dirge own, hut it hiving es. at an early age. they were recommended to make a ft:r trial, and. iu a short time, we ere tt was the arlditern, skat they left off the fai,o flair, and has-made their head o Hair have the youthful appearance as u ben taeoty ••ers of age. A'k fur ** Prince's Dye." Half-a-Guinea • Lat Lies anal Griot 'emelt residing in the in a Nit if-r to the pi oprirtor. will receive by Merchants. Captains, and Contitry Sin Who . esale Perfumer's, or Medicine Ventle, crive liberal allowance. *.• Be stile to order Prince's Ru4sia 0 7 4:6lll'.tetft:V. I tea a bottle, or a tin7en bottle.: V. .I.tiiitty, b% inclolting a One Po.ind N. , :e hy return of Coach One Guinea'. lopkeeperiL 4enoline their Order. to an y lee:, they deal with in Urdu', will IT- lil, or Peace's Dye, as then are roan.t W