The National Register. — London, England, 1816-05-12 00:00:00

I-ALUA.BLE LAW WORKS. TM following valulble Law Wouus have batty been published by REE I) and Hl' vr Kit, Law Booksellers, II:II-yard, Linen!rib-inns and 17. nett-ttrect, Lowlon. -•- - 1. Tae I.AR of rscs and Ttowrs, by the lete 1 ord Chief Baton Gilbert.. The third edition, with Note., and Haat:we., an Intro.ittr eion..te. By Euw.ttin HERTENIMAW Sonne:x. l•sti. of Lincoln's bun, liarrieter at Ls. In royal awls price t boatels. 2. COKE upon I.YTTELTO2, a new edition, being the lfith, with naZ"TaVC smf Bailer's Notes. correeteid to the preann time, by C. flat let.. - Esq. 3 volt. royal syn. price 21. 171. boards. The Index, almost entirely new, has nee» framed by J. C. Wye, Em. of Lincohes lem. 3. A DICTIoNALLY of the 111.te - tiox s.. Acito,a in the Courts of King's Bench I.lld Common tegrther with Practical liircetions and Forms distinctly armilged midis each heed. ay T. 'Lee. Esq. of Cray's fall, in 2 large vols. tiro. 21. 45. hoards. • 4. A SEitti:s of LETTERS to a MAN of PROPERTY. on the Sale, Purchasc. Mortgaging, Leasing. Settlir,g, and Devising of Estates. By Edward Burteushaw Sugden, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Banister at Law ; the 3d edition enlarged, mice :is. hoards. 5. A II uiTo.)RY of the Estot.tsit I.seve, from eie tir...cof the SWIMS:. to the end of the lieign of Philip and Mary. By Joim Reeves. E* 1. Barrister at I ; the 3:1 etlition, 4 cols. syn. price 21.2 a. boards. d. 11r.P0111 - 4 of Cast's argued and determined in the high Court of Chancery during the time of lord Chancellor Eldon. containisi; in 1812,13, and 1.4. By E. yeast y and .1. Ileames, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barristers :.t Law. Two vol . . royal Rla price in htar,ls 21. 6s. Also, lately publishcd, vols. 1 to ti of Vesey, ILlsorts, priest' boards. 7. BLAcTZSTONE'S COMIV , RTARIES on the LAWS of PNOI.‘2I) ; a new ::rid superior edition, in 4 large vol. royal two. By John F. .Archbold, 1:41. of Liniobis Ina, Barrister at I,llw, price 31. 16.. boards. 8. A PRACTICAL. TREATISE of rowens, the second edition, COD eulargoil. By F.. B.Sugdcn, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barris tcr at JAW, price 11. ta. boards. '. 11r:roars in the COM3IOII PLEAS, by Charles Marshall. M. A. faits 1 and 2, price 12:. 6el. tont:dui:lt Cases in the 54111 red 38th ')cars cf Goo. lA. from :11icilail11as Terin, Ibls, to Trinity Term, 1415, both inclusive. N.B. The:.' reports will he regularly continued. in. Law or EvinExce, hy . T. Peske, En. The 4th Edition, with lns very eilerabie adttticil4. rice 166. boards. 11. CASES in EntrlTY. This day is published. in t vols. royal 870. prier 11 1 Gs. boards, Cass:se determines! in the Cottirrs of Feat:l2a - cram 1 7143 to 1796 inclusive, with a few of an earlier date, by Lord Haulicieke and lord Northin4ton, by S. C. Cox,- Lsq. one of the Alastcrs of the Court of Chancery. SPRING FASHIONS, in Elegant MILLINERY, DRESSES. PELISSES. SPE NC EILS, BODICES, STRAW, Clill', and LEGHORN HATE., tke. dtc. THOMAS and Co. offer to the Nobility and fashion able wo rld the most extensive, elegant, and novel stock in every of the shoe: branches in this metropolis, under the direction of Mrs. Tito MAS. by whom ate combined, in a peculiar degree of style, the English with the French taste ; and IS the Costume previously stated are kept in all sizes, so as to immediately accommodate (being adapted either fur morning or full dress). T. and Co. feel no dwelt that Ladies or Gentle men, having commissions. will favour them with a call at their Rooms, comer or t. is ti e e ry.licio, Fleet •street.— N. R. Per«ms morc part; ailarly wishing hi in::1:e I,:e3ies' Dress an snide of exportation, will find the above House the most convenient in London, because, not only the millinery, but the Dresses, Spencers. and Pelisses. are kept in every size to suit adults. consequently must save much trouble in executing large orders : and for the satisfaction of purchasers every article has its rice affixed thereto in plain figures. from which no abatement is ever made, and which will be found lower than at any other fashionable house in London.—The above collection will likewise be found a con venient resource to Families arriving from the Country. ARMY CONTRACTS. rommkgary ;is Claef's Greet George-41n et, bondort,t9th April, 1,116. NOTICE is hereby given to .all desirous of •Contractiog to Supply Vac follcrxing Articks for the use of the Army, iris. • _ _ . _ . BREAD. To his Maie•ty's I.and Forces in Canton ments. Quarters. Barracks in the un dermentioned ['min gles and Islands; OATS, To his Majesty's Ca valry in Canton ments and Quarters, in the under-men tioned Counties: FORAGE, viz. kta, I ray. and Straw, to his Majesty's Ca valry in Barracks, and Oats in Cantors. rnenta and Quarters, in the under-nien tioncil Counties in South Britain; TIIE DINNER anti DISTRIBUTION of lllswAllUl of tie SOCIETY ins:l:lite:l for the Kneeettragement of A lITS. MANF FACT ,. nod 11 M It (' „Ndehdli. May I. 1 ., tt..—Tne AN Ira T)I N $1 of this noel .y will li at I , r,lent.Asiatt; llall, Great Qu.s :-.exet, oa Monday the t:7th inst. at half past lire o'clock pteeis-ly. ht order to aseernon the number to be !Lot id.xl fur. 4....niLinen solicited to lam': tor 'Pickets on Of be. fore Vri , ;.ty the :1101. to the ;sty i•..ty'a !louse. or Frettnamots' when' thy nt.ty be I.nd at cede. which includes the whoh: ex pellee. Yhe distribution of Premiums and Itonaties, votttl to the re lxxeiv; t.ndidatra t,thing the pre.rtnt Stt+ion. will he aide on Friday the 7,t i.Mt, At ewtit ....o'clock at noon. in Freslll4. , olite 11:dl, when the Ct.o.litlates.ri to nttee,d. .Nfeinhera . .:ot in nrrzar. 1 . ..:r• have tickets on ninalicatien at t:ie Scciety'a Deese, for two Lade.% and one Gentleman. None but Members can be ir.liiiitted without one such ticket for each person, aiith.d by the :Itenbez di..tributing it. The doors will be open at eloten.f. i;>ek. • 11. 11. 11. :1:. Duke of SCSSI?.X. Pritlent, in the Chair. ST):WAH Margo', of Staffind, . Jostrlttis Kendrick, Esq. Ron. '1% . 341i11gt0:1 Z•tl'irter. John K Esq. Richard Powell. M.D. \ .P. W. Ilasterlyne Pepys, Esq. John Cnilingt:. Erg. 'Phnom, '1 eltOrd. Fag. rs q . l'hrtstopher Ttnnant. Fsq. Itiehanl Dope, Untletwood. X.ll. The Ihntur to be nn Ta at half past fire o'clock precisely, and no Colk.ttiort to be itizale. lly order. (.. M. Sec. THEATRE ROYAL, DRCRY-LANE,—At u CENE.II AI. ASSfiNI BIN of the COMPANY of Pill ETORS (If OUCH Y-LA NE EATIt E. held ut the Crown and Anchor Ta cern, ;teem-ding to public aliVClll94.lllent (al Wtiltuaulay, the bth of Aluy,l4l The End of EssE X in the Chair. According to the provisions of the tint Act tin re-building the Drury lane Theatrc. a statiment was produced of the Stock Fund Account of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane Company of Proprietors. The ytate mcnt and crisideration thereof w..re adjourned to the next General Meeting. to be held alter the th:-.ing of the present seaum of theatrical peri;rmance. It tinininuoinly resolved. That JOHN 111)Sli It. EMI. Audi. for outpin4 no this day he re-eh:cull one of the Auditors of the Ac counts of tins Theatre f o r the year ensuing. The thanks of the meeting were given unanimously to the Auditors and the Chairman. C. W. WARD, bee. TIII: NATIO\ AT, REGNITII. NO MOUE LOTTEIIIys PIDD . INC; & Co., No. 1, Cornbili, think it right to apprise the Public, that the Art of Parliament enabling the Minis-ter to raise money by means of Lotteries expires with the present Contract ; and they trout have noticed in mem Ikhatei in the 1i0n..., of (*minions, that Mr. Littleton's motion for preventing their being again resorted to, as part of the \1 ..4 and Means, is shortly to be tli.ietissed. P. and Co. therefore urge tour friends to embrace this, most probably, last op. portrait' , of irmiring an important sum by ihe risk of a trifle. The drawing hegins next Tuesday, the 1 tth of Ml.. when the first drawn ticket may be entitled to 55,1M0i. ; every purchaser betbre that day will be certain to get hack something • alai it is possible that one tieket mar gain the snormous stint of Cii,noa, which I'im/Ist: and Cu. hype will be liltaral at their dike, 1, Cornitill. DR. CAMERON is consulted every day. (Sundays excepted 4 front Ten till Throe o'clock, at his House. No. t, Berner-streia. I lxfind strect. l'atients unable to attend are requested to send a small quan tity of their morning urine. Although Dr. Cs method is singular, it is a well-known fact that he has restored many to perfect health, when the most eminent of the profession have failed, in painful, lingering. or.d dangerous cares: as Diseaws of the Liver, Biliious, and other Obstruct auraliec, Com plaints in the Stomach. Nervoas I)chility, Gravel. Dropsy. Ac. hose Complaint's permliar to Females at the diflioeut periods of life.— Advise to the poor without a fee. RI'PTCRE. The Afflicted are most respectfully informed (hat SALMON, OM', and CO.'s PATENT SELF•ADJUSTING TRUSSES continue to be recommended by the most eminent Sur geons in Town and Country. From the superior construction of these Instruments no Straps are necessary, and will answer for right or left side; the body is also relicvel from the galling pressure which all other Trusses occasion. The Patentees have the honour to supply the Army and Navy, the Military and Naval Hospitals, the Transport foard, the Dock-Yards, the Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary, the Honourable the East India Company, the City of London Truss So ciety, the Mary-lc-bone Infirmary, the Middlesex Hospital, &c. Manufactory, 294, Strand. N. B. Persons residing in the Country, sending the circumference of the body in inches, just above the hips, may depend upon being ac curately fitted. '1.\111i1I•.I). Capt. Roa. n.M. to M. etiltat itligNer of Sir K:ott. wht a a i obe.—Jolin Ekke, of Doughty-Art.(l. to Arnie. thid datt. of .11.141 Itanniator.F.4l.ot Gower-street. Itedf.irti.N.piar...—Lord Viacettat Bury. eld..-st ion t , t* the Ettrl of Albemarle, to ~ l ies Frneicit Stec:, of Chichester.—At I:dii,hurgli. John Sint.lijr, Esq. of c on j u.. rtr.in Theatre, to Mips thitt.4llt,T Of the low Cr.pt. Nue alit, of the ttityali.—The lice. P. ft. Crofts. to Elitatieth Frederica, third daughter of E vain I w, Eiq. Iloritedgilace. &taw!, 111E11. At Oneida. abed Iln, Sit:ma/atom the ()nekton Chief. Ile distin gui,lied bintselt by nuai.rous eNpluits in support of the British, in the seven years' war; and iu the revolutionary contest, he sided with the Americans. and rendered them the must eminent a:mi.:ea—At Multa, aged 37. !Atm.-Cal. Martin Edwards. of the Ist Ceylon Beg. —At Langwtone Clitlk, near Exeter. aged) 67, Phomissiolime., Esq. of Habra, M..' lam: Lieut. and Custas Hot. of Cardigan. Ike. 6.c.—.At Pari4 Gm. PiILA, Author of a work ;you England, which lately made a considerul;L: noise.—li, his a3th yeer. Win. Wilson, E. late 4 White Liomeourt, tornhill, and of Londwater House, t Huntley Hall. Stalliinlshire,lamcs Bulkeley, Esq. Justice of the Pram for the county.—Aged 65, Mr. Win. Nlalion, lute of the Opera band, who, with his brunierv. have long been esteemed the most celebrated pa:formal upon the clarinet in Europe.—ln Green-street, aged 7ti, George. Earl Brook and Earl of Warwick. His Lordship was Lord Lieut. of the county, and Recorder of Warwick. Ile is suave del by the Bun. Richard Lord Brook, now Earl of Watwiek.—ln year, laeut.aienend Sontag.—At Hampstead, Isaac Johnstone, Esq. Barrister at Law, of the Chancery Bar, if which he hail been 40 yti.tti a motrher.—At Paris, Mr. Wm. Stone. who, after his acquittal in England in 1794, settled in Paris, and was the Printer of Humboldt', great wotk.—S.air Calcutta. J. I.owthcr, Esq. of the Civil Establish ment, sound sun of Col. Jas. Lowther, M.P.—Rich. Holmes, Esq. many years Ju,tiee of Peace for Botusey.—The Rev. G. thingworth, Rector of Lower Tidworth and Week, ilunN—Ann Elizabeth, wife of .1. It. Farre, M.lo.—Mr. Kendall, of Long-ccre.—Aged 7, Mr. J. Bacon, of Bed Lion-street. Clerkcnwell, 51 years organist of that pis rish.—At Guildtbrd, William Ilaydon, Esq. banker.—ln his 'it:th year, James Tyers, Esq. of Field-place. Stroud, Gloncestershire.—At llimipstead, Mrs. Abel, wife of James Abel. Esq.—The Itee. C. Dun. stet, M.A. !lector of Petworth, and Itural Dean of Western Soucy.. lie edited •• Milton's ruralise Itegaimal, - and •. Phillips's Cider enriching them with many valuable notes, learned and biographical. LONDON MARKETS. .......1.- - CORN EICIIAPiGE, MONDAY, MAY 6. Having a short supply ut Wheat this morning and many Layers at market caused ready sale ut au advance of from Ss. to 10s. per quarter nu the prices of this day week.—Barley is .2s. per quarter higher, the supply being eery and Brans fully support last Moutlays prices..--Orts are 11. per quarter dearer. s. Wheat . (n a 1 Fine ditto - Oa a - SO a%I Bar ey 94 • 51 Ma.t be a O: White Pease Ores Pease - Mesa • • Ticks • Oata • :10 • 40 3 , • 05 SI S 35 SS • 3: 18 • 45 O. a. Po'and Oats - 9= a .47 P•tione ditto '2l * it Pine Four - 63 a ; errand date- fet a es ita l tet•red - 164. a 1414. FRIDAY, MAY 10. Our Wheat Market continues to advance ; is. per quarter above M lays cm reney was obtained to-day.—Barley and Rearm wen• in lively demand, and each 2s. per quarter dearer ; and Malt is Is. per quarter higher.—Oats were plentiful, but notwithstanding this, basing many buyers, the tine maniples were speedily cleared nit at Is. per quarter advance. PRICE OF BREAD The highest price of the he.t Wheaten Bread threnehont the metropolis, is stated by the Bakers to be I31(1. the Ula' tern Loaf.—Sun►c Bakers sell the Units tern Leaf trim one pinny to three-pence lower. AVE:II.I6E PRIER OF CORN, rP.K. QUARTER. MU WELK ENDING APlti IL 27. hot Eng and & Enstand & Mee*. Scotland. I. d- a. d. p. d. a. d. Wheat . 6i U - 0 Beams . 'o 5 . Ilye . • - 35 6 - 0 Pease - - 31 9 . o Barry . 25 10 - 0 Oatmeal . 4, 9 • -- o 0.1 l• 19 011 Beer or Bin- 0 A% Lit Alit PRICE Or St CAlt, Computed from the Returns made in the Week ending itlay ti, is des. 9d. per cwt. exclusis eof the Duty of Customs paid or • payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain. (From Saturday's London Gazette.) MAX lel. Burks Cumberland Durham perks (including the town of Hungerford) fterwick Chester Seeks Devon I kirset Eksex Kent I .aneaster Middlesex Surry Sussex Wilts York A nd in theseventl coon ties in North Britain. C;rn;iiill, (including - Cumberland Devon Dorset Essex Cluster (including the City of Bristol) Rants Isle of Wight Lent Lancrister Leicester Middlesex Norfolk Northampton Northuinbtrlaad Suffillk Warwick ork Ind in the eeTeral coon tit • in North That the eltliceries err So ***pomace on awl for the twenty : fifth day of June siert ; that proposals in wzitiesg, sealed up, and marked, Tender for Array Supplien, mill hr receirtd at this tVee, on or belbst Tuesday the tweisty-ciethth day of May/bat none will be teeth-sd after tiereh c to'clock on glut day and, Vsent by post, the pc:looms:it bc paid. P:cposaistf:l4o be made separoldy for each county and island, et yept for the counties comprised in North fleitain, all of whirls *suet he included in one tender ; and cads proposal Milli /WIC Mt Setter ;'kids is annexed to the tender properly .111 led odp, by two pi revise if known property, ewaging to Duane bound with the party tender. ilny, in the amount stated in the printed particulars, for the due pe r - Arnusnce of the contract ; and no proposal will he noticed unless made un a printed tender, and the prices expressed in words at kneli ; and @ Muhl it so hop:, id, that during the erentintianee of ihe contract, no &mops si, "-'.dinned or snip& din the county, the cipence of the eanitract (indigo id in the first instanec by the contractor, to be re fiend,d MO% ". • C'oninassary in Chief. 1.41/5 51 Vs runt rads lain he had upon application at this Office. between the hours of eievra and fist; and at OK ilict of De puty CVII$1114114711GC1147(14 roang. GENTLEMEN who are BALD, and the least roota of Hair remain, by using Prince's genuine 10 ssia Oil regularly for a short time, mayrely on the bald placts becoming covered with flair. A leo Gentlemen wearing powder might to use it instead of pontatuin. Iu short, it is the best and wholesonicst Oil for preserving and pronasting the Hair of Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children. Sold at ♦s. the small bottle, also a bottle, containing four small, at I is. is a saving of ss. or a large bottle, containing nine small, at vs. is a saving of 1-1 c or six tame bottles for 51. is yet a grader saving, and when used for the hair it not only preserves it, but is beneficial to the health, which obliges it to have a British Government Medical Stamp, which is included in the prig. ('autio'.•--l.adia and Gentlemen will be particular to ask for Prince's Russia Oil, and observe '• Prince" on the cover, and on the Peal of each bottle, without is not genuis.e. Be particular, as there is several Hair dressers, &c. who sell counterfeits. Also, GREY HAIR and CARRO'IT WHISKERS CHANGED lIMEDIATELY TO DARK BROWN or BLACK. PRINCE'S IMPROVED DYE, prepare:l with spirits,which is the only innocent Dye 4.11.7 discovered for making red or Atcy hair on the head. or on any other place dark or black in a new minutes. Hun dreds of Ladies who used to wear false hair, because their own became grey, wear now their own hair, which gives the youthful appearance as when at twenty years of age. Also thowands of Gentlemen who had grey and carroty whiskers, which was a great disfigurement to thou, from the use l'ance's Dye, their whiskers have become quite dark. OLserve, there arc several spurious Dyes lot changing the hair now selling, which are prepared with caustic lime, mercury, Ac. they are dangerous to use, and injurious to the health. But Prince's Dye, pre pared with spirits, nut only changes the hair, and dries in a few niinutes, but also strengthens and thickens the hair and whiskers. Re particular to ask Inc Prince's I lye, half a guinea a bottle; two bottles one pound; or one dozen bottles five pounds. Directions sealed up with each bottle, so that any one can dye their own hair with ease and secrecy in a few minutes. LADIES OF FASHION, in the PRINIK Or LIFE, who wish to preserve their Face, Neck, I lands, Arms, /cc. from becoming wrinkled, likewise those whose skin is wrinkled, will have it restorud smooth and plump. laid as youthful in appearance as when at twenty. A trial will prove that Balsam is the only invention in the universe Ibr the above, it also clears the skin front all blemishes, and gisos it a delicate and healthy appearance, refresh and revives the complexion, as by simply washing the skin, and is so innocent, that the contents of the bottle may be drank in a tumbler of water, which makes it prehTable to any other cosmetic for the skin, in short, it is a valuable article for the toilet of the Nobility and Gentry. Ask for " Prince's ltdsarn."—llalf a Guinea per Bottle. er Two far One Pound, or Ona Dozen fin. Five Pounds. Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, John -street, Oxford-street; as the numbers run irregu larly, observe, his House is next doer to a Coach-ausker's; sold also by raw respectable Vvadera. PIII( Siam I. d. a. d. Reef - • 0 • 6 0 Mutton - 3 t) B YeAl - 4 4r 3 8 Pori. - 4 v • 3 • lamb - 7 0 • 8 4 :I OF MEAT, FitlDAr, 31 AY Nampo and Leedriehail. Heals of Costs at Carcase s. d. s. J. .Inm/dial. I nee. - . 3 1 a * • Beasts, ~,, t - 17= I Mutton •-14 a I. t. a►expand l..mW rem Veal . • - ♦ 4a a a Calves . 100 I Pork - 4au 5 .) Pigs • . . . %/0 Lamb - • 6 ea ti 4 HAY AND STRAW PIM WAD. L. a. d. , Hay - - 3 15 ST. JAMES's. 1 closer . . 0 0 t Straw - - e S Hay . 4 10 WHITLCHATIL. ) Cl.rer - • S II e maw . 118 u. 7. - • • 10 SMITHFIELD. I Clover . IS 1 St raw - . I 14 L. s. 1. Average 1.. d. o a 5 3 0 -- ♦ 10 0 0•000 -- 0 0 0 0 • t II 0 —t! 4 6 O a 110 0 - 5 0 y 0 • li • 0 5 IS t) 0•440 —— C 2 0 0. 510 0 -- 6 0 0 O• RI 0 6 o o o• 220 -- t 0 6 COAL kiAlt/LET. Ships at Market. Ship. sn'd. a. 4. a. d. 911 ;leweastle I : •1 from 135 • a 45 6 so .7.underlaild 15 -- 56 y • so 0 Dithered at We. advance on the above price. (FRIDAY, NAYS. PRICE OP STOCKS FOR THE WEEK. Monday. 'lsucsday..Wednes.,l Thurs. I Ftiday. ; Saturday Bank Stock .2614 t6O ,253 i'l 962 !..262 3perct.lletl.;(.ol fill d es- 60 601 604 3 per ct.Con4l,l 161 '6l W Ca GC 4per cr.Con. 75 tl5 173 17 3 75 75 311.ct.N.An. i 9 . 2 "92. 9 , ,t, 9 1 1 9, tri Hunk L.A11. 1 15 il5 113 15 131 11l im.3p.e.An.;-- 60 .---...- 1 --...--...,_ I rish 3 prret. l 92: 1 -1—: India Stock 1.--- India Bonds 9 5 pen. S. Sea Stock' Ex. Bills .. ...1.1 4 Mk. Onmium . Itit St. Lot. Tic. Con. for Ac. 164 1 1 4 pm. , 23 pm !4., Y ptn. 41 8 pm. 4 5 pm ISt pm.llM4 • 424 7s. L.-- ICY} 6.:1 fipm 'Spin. 2t05 pa !xi 18i !Ni £24 7ir. :-•-•--,•-•••••••-- 62j 62 A London: Printed and publb-lieil by H. WII.I, at No. (711;tueery-lane, Fleet-strret, and forwarded into tl • Comm!: by all Newsmen, Clerks of the Roads, and IluolusellerN, free of Postage, at lls. per quarter. 11t