The National Register. — London, England, 1822-02-03 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER At PAl•grave place, the lady ot A. noble, est. of a daughter. 1 lie lady of G. Marten, eat. of Queen's row, Watworth, of a son. At her milim's house in Southampton street, the lady of S. Platt, cm. of a son. Mrs. Itrot n, Old ISallry, of a daughter. In Gate street, Lincoln's inn fields, the lady of John Mitchell, M.D. of a daughter. At Toppesticht Rectory, Mrs. 'deists Way, of a daughter. Lt Russell smiare. Mu s. Striliger, M a daughter. At !leaky, in Kent, the lady ot the. Iluit. Fraser, of a daughter. ANfirten. At M. George's, Ilanover square, Wm. Newohatn, mq. to Emma, dauzliter or the late N. Newitham, esq. At Itit motgliain, W. Johns, M.D. member of the Royal College of Surgeons, 1 nmlntt, and late surgeon at Calcutta, to Mary, daughter ut the late K. Blakeman e, esq. rd Eirtoinglient. At St. M hair's itt the k , holds, it. A. otephens, esq. to Marla Eliza beth, second daughter of the Bev. It. Eilekeuden, and niece to the Earl of Cavan. At St. it:eurge's, 'Bloomsbury, Beaumont, Pill. fit son of 1. Marshall, esi. of IBM I lolburet. to Mary, daughter of the late f. Clarke, esq. of Park street, taut eviler square. At Natasha% y, J. l'. linney, esq. of that city, to Charlotte, relict of the Rm. Arthur May. DieD. At Clifton, near Pristol, Mn. lane Nlsekworth, only sister of the late Sir 11. Nlsickworils, but. of GooII castle, Cilamorganshlre. At his Itowe to Fleet street, J. Calvert, c 9. At It, ighton, Mr. 0. Royde,asetioucer, ot Newgate street, London, aged 43 )eats. At Maidenhead, sged77, J. Poen, esd. npwards of CAO years Recorder Of titnt town, and l se outer for Ilse count) of 'leeks At his !sense in King's sow, 11".ilwurth. J. Bowler, csq. aged M. It lolasun, esq. ut Broad street, Golden square, nett n 3. At Peutonville, L. Alderson, cwt. aged 70. At Camden town, tied e 0 years, N. Spicer, sal. _ _ • APRINCE, the Original Proprietor , h as so im . proved the RUSSIA OIL, that it will be pleasant, and will keep in all climates. Through the discovery of an extra valuable ingredient, and which has been proved, will he sure to assist in preserving. and promoting the hair, will make it grow thick and long, prevent it falling ott' or ever turning grey, and will be sure to assist in restoring it to bald places, if the least signs of roots are remaining. And us the Proprietor is now resolved not to prepare his Russia Oil without that valuable in gredient, although very expensive ; therefore the Proprietor cannot possibly sell the ounce bottle for less than ss. and the large bottle, which contains rive ounces, tor one sovereign, which is a saving. And as some think the Russia 0.1 dear, the reason is easily naCcrtained ; for instance.an ounce bottle of Oil of Roses is only about as. t and an ounce bottle of the best and genuine t)tto of Roses is five guineas. The reason is, because the one is ear more preferable to the other. So it is with PRINCE'S Russia Oil, which is far preforable to any other article for the Hair. Even Medical Gentlarnen have published in the Gazette of Health, that Prince's Russia (Jilts superior to any Oil for the hair ; will restme it on bald places, and strengthen weak hair sooner t h an any other preparation. Also Mr. Marshall, the first Court Hair dresser, of tVigruore Street ; Mr. Damon, Hair Dresser, &c. to the Royal Family, Weymouth ; Mr. Adams, Boar Lan Leeds; and hundreds of other principal Hair Dres. seas, have declared that they . recommend Prince's Russia Oil before any other, us from experience they have found it to be the best for preservil4 and promoting the Hair, clearing the scurf, and keeping the head and hair clean; although there are other Articles for the Hair daily purled in the Newspapers. But there are thousands of Ladies and G::ntleuten have a good head of Hair by using PRINCE'S celebrated RUSSIA OIL. But some L.elies being persuaded to use other Oils, they soon found the difference, as their llair began to tall olf, or get grey. Ladies will find Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any other Oil for dressing their own, or false hair, as it gives a natural g loss, softens, and curl, it. Gentlemen wearing powder o u g ht to use it instead ' of pont:aunt ; it promotes ey brows, whiskers, etc. Sold Wholesale, Retail, and for ExFottotion, by the tole Pro prietor, A. PRINCE. removerlto No. 9, Poll nil-street, Oatord street, near the Pantheon; and by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to hid Al..jcsly, New Bond-street; a nd b y most principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. Proved by affidavit, the 24th of November 1814, before the Lord Mayor, that A. Prince is the Original Proprietor in the Universe of the Russia Oil ; thaelore if any Perfumer, Medicine Vender. Hair Dresser, or any ot.e else, sells Russia Oil, that is not Prince's, they are impostors, as they sell counterfeits to their customers. Ask for Prince's Russia Oil, and observe " Prine . :" on the wrapper and seals of each bottle: without, it is not genuine, and cannot answer the purpos . :. Ladies and Gent!clue& will be particular, as there arc unprin cipled persons in town and country who sell counterfeit*, end say they are genuine I'here has been of late Counterfeit Russia Oil sold in almost every street; and Impostors have made the covers ul the Coun. terfeit Russia Oil so much like the Genuine, and even imitated the originalProprictur's name; therefore purchasors should be cau tious. and have it of the Proprietor, or u, a respectable Perfumer or Medicine Vender. As several ladies and Gentlemen in the coluitrr have complained that they hare been taken in by unprin cipled persons selling them counterfeit. therefore. by enclosing the money in a letter for the Russia Oil, &r. directed to Mr. Prince,PolutuLstrect, Oxford-street, London, Mr. P. will send them by return of coach to any part of the kingdom. By the KINO7II,,ROVAL LETTERS PATENT. GODBOLD'S VEGETABLE BALSAM. For COUGHS. CONSUMPTIONS, and ASTURIAS. THIS metlicitto bus been estnblished for nearly 80 years, and is allowed by ninny eminent physicians to be the only of ica6otts remody to be depended upon Mr curing the above ..tnplairus. The numerous cut ea that tire dniiy pertormed, and whidi arc atte-usl by pt..rons of the first rank in tido king dom, wuuid lid vaoaa. Copy of a Letter to Messrs GODHOL DS, Bloorusbury-tquare. Gentluen,—l have the pleasure to inform you, that your in , valuable Vegetable BalAun, recommended to me by the lIon• Mr. Shirley, a Falbatn, ha; perfectly restored me to my former state of geod health. I uus in a deep decline. and hail taken a number of other medicines al.t.h lailati of success.—With 14146. lUde I It:111:611, your 0 b..9,r,... : , t eant, ROBERT DAVIS. 9. Cuh.b-;iland f'face, May It, 1813. Mrs..llonully Gay is cured an consumption by taking s pinta ~ ftlie Vegetal.fe Delman ; ale waF under &comae of mehelix isrctii the ICZlii;y ar.ti fouul no relief —Certificate of the cure the 14..11 of June Siterl;.,er p.eotS or the elkaey this me,'.;elnc cannot be given chuil ue.rg econanetulr.si by tie :'0110%; nobility. Then...s: 'Noble iMauptis I...unist., the Bight Hon. Viscount Dud!. y hit.; Prard, the ft , n. he Lords filacdemoi, Grautky, Foitestot: anti jleuntfo:ll, the Right lion. late Vit. counitai 011.11(1 and \V..rd, I Gr..ntlcy, Falmouth, ulid Sort,e,te, lady &Treas.; c r. Fiaucie Blake, Edw. Nosnlium, John C...-r t z? A: lip .to:ig; Doyle nod ; D.hat.i, nor:, Ece. N. e,srs.c~u;b!s ! .e d an institution for the bettent th poor z....d others, who c.uo‘ct afford to pay the full vex,: tor :.rt. have, in consAintnee appointed it to sold by one reso...:rahle end. Lyt:ry puir.cipal town in Lng. 10Id, agreeably to the terns 01 the chanty, a; %%alias at O. 3. Lloomsbury Square. magi ropwqm iiJ In the afternoon of Monday some confusion was created in the Subscriptior-room at Lloyds, in consequence of the appearance of the Honorary Secretary of the Bridge•street Association, which put a stop to all business for a short time, each per sun, with open month anti anxious ear, wondering what could have brought him there. From mere curiosity it increased to strong disapprobation, ex pressed by many present, which caused the Secre t..ry to take rather a hasty leave. There is great cause to apprehend, from the disci pline and organization of the Irish insurgents , tha t they have been' drilled by some disbanded soldiers. 1 his may be done in the mountains and fastnesses where they assemble, without the knowledge of the police or country gentlemen. A Sweepstakes Steeple Chase of 25 guineas each took place on Tuesday, between Messrs. Bartleman, liaward, and Gibson, from Bradford.hall, Herts, ti.e seat of Mr. Standish, to Ellison, a range of 23 bules across the country, which is woody, and the intrepid horst. aen had to encounter several hazardous Maps. Mr bartleman's mare fell in a leap at a fence, and the other two kept the same direction, and made an excellent race until half a mile from hme, when Mr. Howard won the race cleverly , • leavings all the sportsmen followers in the rear. Gil; save the King.—Mr. Clarke, of the King's Chapel: Royal, has, in a work recently published, traced back from the records and books of the Mer chant Tailors' CoMpany, that this song was coin pussal and sung on the escape of King James I. from ire Powder Plot. On Monday last, the Duke of Sussex, in address ing the company at the Masonic Dinner in honour to iris bitah-day, said,—" You arc more indebted to year Sovereign than you are aware of; for, when airt.ut. 30 years ago, secret and corre s p ondin g soci eties •ere iitrmin,,e in various parts of the kingdom, year; ing, then Prince of Wales, conceived it his duly to assure his Royal Father, that Masonic insti tutions were founded on the laws of friendship, cha r..y, and moral rectitude, and that his Majesty might rely on his word, that nothing contrary to the established religious and civil laws of the kingdom euuld, or ever would, spring from Musonry. To this assurance on the part of your Sovereign you are at this moment indebted for the security and protection which you enjoy. Let me, therefore, conjure you to ' adhere to the excellent primiples of the Order; be faithful to your King and country, obedient to the law:, and live in charity with all men." A BEAR HUNT.—A few months since the citizens of Londonderry (Caned States), having had their flocks annoyed by the ravages of bears from the ad jacent mountains, turned out to destroy them. Mr. • Ibsen and his son, a lad about twelve, were among the number. A large bear was discovered by Mr. 11. and his boy ; and being wounded, passed round a rock or hedge, where it was met by Mr. H.. who, in attempting to disable it, was disarmed a nd thrown dawn by the furious beast. He called to his buy in this exigency. The lad, with a presence of mind beyond his years and strength, rushed upon the bear with his axe, and so dexterously applied his blows, that he rescued his father, and they killed the bear ]Sir. H. was considerably injured. As he fell he clenched the under jaw of the bear, and though his Lands were severely wouuded, this circumstance probably saved his life. The mute's for .2.00 guineas between Messrs. Mad dison and Houldsworth, to trot three miles, and to carry ten stone each, was decided early on Friday morning lust, on the Staines road. Betting was six to 4 on Mr. Madison ; and even that the winner did not go the ground in eleven minutes. The ea vuicade was thou, a secrecy having been observed to keep the horses from breaking into a gallop front noise. Mr. Maddison broke at half a mile, while hauling by three lengths, but he came up with Mr. Hoaldsworth's mare at, the two miles, she having broke into a gallop a 150... A severe race fidluwed, mak and neck until within a hundred yards of Lome, when the little the mare had left in her was exerted, and she won by. three lengths, in eleven minutes and forty-stight•seconds. It is thought that the exertion of the hates to catch the mare after break ing lost the match. Tuesday last being th second Annive:sary hi- Majesty's Aceessioa to the Throne, it was oh served with the usual dtanunstrution of joy. The bells in London and %Vestmioster contra...ma ring lag iu themorniag, and (*mimed a merry peal, occesionally in the day. The Royal Standard was displayed on several of the church steeples, Bud at one o'clock the Park taut Tower guns were tired.— Ail the public cthces were shut, and at Stuck Laciamge it was also a holiday. The anniversary al Mr. Fox's birth-day was cele • brated at Glasgow, by a numerous and re4e. table meeting in the lati:sr am at' the Block Bull Inn.— Sir John Maxwell, o: Pella, Bart., in the ei.air; ltubert Grahame, L.q. of SV ::itchiil, Croupier.— Amore. the toasts was—" Mr. N. Palme r, of Yar mouth, and may his rebuke to Mr. Woslehause be t•eveated to every Member of Parliament wag de- Anne Tertio Geovgii IV. Regis. Just published, in One very Thick Volume, (Octavo), Price 19.. bds. containing, with the Supplement, nearly IWO Pages of closely ;whited Letter-presii, fIIFFORD'S ENGLISH LAWYER; or Every Nlan his own Lawyer - : containing is Summary of the Constitution of Great Britain; its Laws and Statutes, par ticularly those relative to Arrests Bankruptcies i Benefit Sacieties Bills of Exchange The Clergy Distresses The Game Laws Executors and Administrators Guardian and Ward Husks:id and Wife Alio, TILE CRIMINAL Endo acing every spurt s of _ Punishment. To which is added an Appendix. containing the most ap proved ins of Agreemems, Leases, Wills and 'les 11111tIllt , , Notices between Landlord and Tenant, Contracts, Articles of Copartnership, &e. &e. Also, A SUPPLEMENT, containing The Excise Laws The Aswissed Titus Tim Customs' Laws I The Stamp Duties AND TUE Acrs Or 1116 I AND It. GEO. IY. =Me Insolvent Debtors Landlord told Tenant Libel Nlitster and Servant Nu.suuces Parish Officers Parent and Cuiid Saving Dunks tithes Wills, &c. dec. LAW OF ENGLAND, I Public °deuces Nitll their TILE LAST SESSION OF PARMA KENT. The Wito:e cutefolly digested from the be,t nuthoritkn the Suttutes brought down to the I :Lod 2. Geo. I V. nod I:ie Law Reports to Triuity Term, 1821.—The Sixth LLlttiou. 11) JOHN CIFFORD, EN. LitOun : Printed fur A. Wrier.wea, 23, Warwick. Spire, PAeiiiii,ter Raw; awl mild by all Buu►.eellcr. in Ma United KwAtiniii. BANS OF ENGLAND, Janitor, 31, 122. 91HE COURT of DIRECTORS do hereby give Notice, that llwy o ill continue to IlliNl IT illl . Qiiaiitity of the (01.1) COIN of the Realm, to any of Ow p 1 Town. tit Eneleted and Wales, free of ex pensi , , in Sow, wit less than £3,000, int npplication being made to the Ca cf Cai•lnee, prim- to the hl March next, and the amount pie vitality paid into the Bunk of England. R. BEST, Secretary. Lon Don Marliets CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Fen. 1. The market this day was chiefly supplied with the orerplu. from Monday and Wednesday's markets, consisting principally of the inferior descriptions, which continue without demand. In Wheat no alteration has taken place ; the inferior qualities were offered at lower prices, but no sales were effected. Barley was very dull is sale, and Oats continue without demand. In Beans and Peas there is no alteration whatever. Per %% iucLn 1.."1 01 WO %ter Menbute VSONDAY• S. 0 a 71 Si a 60 N; 66 I 27 a 29 .11.1 FOR Tr i 7 :767 --- r•Lii , , els. f tiielrt Buc ii MULIMEsI). r11.10•If• F. S• C,O a 71 St u 6' , 316 u 6a V/ 50 a 7t Old Wheat .... New Red Wheat New White d 0... 3.1 a 301 $6 u 36 I 37 a 19 Kyr Draw., or Malt loi.t la' ley 'ale Nla It ...... a 11 a 28 31 a CO 15 u 23 22 a , 25 2 a 23 23 a 2b v 4 a VT 33 a 3t.• 20 a 2 SW. a 524, a -- 21 a 28 21 a 23 52 a 441 411 a GU 13 a I. u 23 22 a k 4 4 .:2 a 25 22 a 24 22 a 2;) 25 a VI 2:4 a 24 24 a •3 21 a z 33 a 31. 33 a ;,4 211 a 2 26 21 W 3. a 3z l. t.:01- a 32: eed o.ltv k 4:: l l) , l i r k ul ß h e n i t k l . to: Old New I'i•.ron Jail) ; Pra►. ... (.1e) Ve.sw •••• Rapum.e.liwthol FOIZEiON. As lien ..;.... Riga and Wismat Rub. 44 awl Crier land dittu. it --- 65 a 7t' a 60 —al u 05 a 72 1 6.1 a %i 52 a 60 52 a ov Rye Barley .. Fed Oats • . ditto . .. Pease • Grey Pertre Linwed pi r qr. . • IS a ft at 27 :I a 23 Ili a YY 21 a 29 251 a 215 355 a 1)2 21 a 9u 32 a 44) 148 a 58 1 12 25 a 27 vi a 27 21 a 23 21 a 25 I:6 a 22 11, a :.21 21 a 231 21 a - .3 :4a a !..0.4 '2 t) a tl3 I 3 , 1 " a u ..•.' I Vi al .' "t 22 a X9l :it , 4ti AVEkiAlse. LlitlN, l'er Quarter, ul die I • 6 Maritime limiter , . id . ENGLAND and WALES, for !lie IVeek v. 11111114 January 2titli, extracted from Salm ).2 Gatette. W3eat... 50s I'd Barley... 2 06 14 Beau , 6,1 Rye .... Ylt Ad I Wt...., • 4.1. MAJNUUI At 10 .%Vei . .l::e PI . 1:.1 ttot Hewitt. 11114114: ip the V. g e•;gitsdav 2i41. per cwt. vtt•litsive Lint). 6.111111k1ELL) FRIDAY, FED. I.—There was a tolerable supply of licit-!s at minket this day, ttoti tnay be quoted rather lower. ' Toe bupply . of slicey wi,s aiso large, whien has occasioned a snoll rt . ...suction. Toe i.l.er:or tle-cry:ito: of Pork io,s a tr.tir. Ve:,l 1;;A.- - 1,1 t 1e liay•market, stay. CiuVer, otn.w wet. s.I ti i a!t,ratioo. 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