The National Register. — London, England, 1822-06-23 00:00:00

19oltce. •••••••111111 MANSION-HOUSE. On Thursday last Mr. Crocker and Mr. Colman, Coat snort Councilmen of Hi rail.street Ward, Wailed upon the Load Mayor, and 'hewed to Ilk Lordship some hiewspas beers, in which au account had been published, headed " The Piagise," and stating that that scourge hail made int appeasance in one of the Hospitals; that one patient had stied tinder decisive appearances ; and that in consequence the Hospital had hero closed, and all persons excepting medical men ratetithv exelatleal. The gentlemen in gently requested his Lordship that he would takesutlt means as were its his power to ascertain whether therm was any foundation ia the statement, that, It trite, proper measures might its taken; or, it'll tinned 'int to be unfounded, that such a public mints mitt tion might lie given to the it njustitiatile mis-statenstat as n.sulsl rill a stop to the alarm that was created by it, and wi n ch %Sat spreading Wit:l rapidity. 'the Loud Mayor said, that an immediate investigation insight certainly to be made into so serious a matter. Ilis Lordship sum two of the Saataildlall.ll, Fogg and Leivlbet let, the one to St: Thomas's, and the other to St. Bartho lomew's Hospital*, with instunctions to inquire of the medical gentlemen the te n th of the statensent that had /mon published, and also of the state of the Hospitals. k'ogg and Lee111110:er so o n rettitised, and stated, that Laving inquired of the medical gentlemen ci built places, they hail been assured iu answer, that the Hospitals nevi r mot e free, at such a pee infet.tions diseases. nor were level. less prevalent than at the present time ; nor had they heard or any tliiiig that could give the slight est foundation for such a typos E. The 1....141 May or expressed his surprise that any of the et:autumns of the public press should loses t a statement hanght with such eats mi..- mischief as Illat cosuaplallleth 0 . . Vll'llolll taking Cale that it wasptnpetlyauthenticated, particularly when the truth might be sit ea•tly to t:0 ur hall an hour, lay hiltini..g at thy Huspi tms spoken in. r• • 't t MIMR.,. - BOW -bTRI.E T. George Sunlit, en eltlonly wnu, of Ababby genteel ap. ltroogii; IRIS e Sit" It. MUIR., till • I • lntral.ly . 1401, 0141;0.41 %itil Alenlang three oulnmex tit Stettio's Set - »») ns, the property or Mr. llaidtil, a uuuk,eller, ill Bed to, .1-airer t, Covent G . . • The prosecutor keeps a book stall in front of his honse, in Wilford mite?, and the poisoner was übses vot, after 1 "'king at 11661 of the books on the stall, In take the three books no tptes.ion, and make 141111 1111:111. tie 11116 r.•opped 1191.1 taken 111111 eu•indy by a beadle 14 the 1141611. lie 'lid not attempt to deny tht- tact, but begged t i n• nor ey y ttu account, as he said, of age and ntisto: tour, pawner, on being asked to gist some account or himself, said lie II:4 beta tor many years a feijaallaititer of considerable rclinte at C0i1.% iek, hot Ina eyesight tail ing him, lie uas oLitiged to give up that employ tarot anti vei k some other les4 agreeable, and be became gratlitaily educed to the most exhume poverty. tin %site died a short time ago, and lie was even destitute of the mans of giving her a decent funeral. The magistrate said he tilt a great deal of cmnatisera lion for the prisoner, but ilia tart against him W4l posj hvely Pwora to,attil tic con:Jilt) no whet wise than commit bliat.—Fully committed. AIAIISII.ELIONE OFFICE. Oit Fo May last a most laughable scene book place at this office, It tote Mr.Lio WWI, the eittii.e onaLiistrate. A gee theman, of the 1111111 e of Laing, Miring been combed of a quantity of wearing apparel by a l/e1.10.1 named 11 olliain t avatmoolo, chum enopioy ed out et humaility „ applied Ai toe e, and proems-4 a wilt sant against tii,s 151411, width being placed In llor 1141111% of Hewitt, the other, for prompt Execution, the ollicer beim; Gast lammed ili it the suspected person was a " regular built dangly," el ()odium) . Ptaina v, bit of remarkably dippaiit appeamoce, possessing, ad much as his tuition in the capacity of 14/01• 1.1411 1A 001.1 4110 W, the mariners, airs, and appesow ice of a •• CO‘C4llllll,'' 01 " pooppyi•lo" foamier mit of place, went to take him into custody, aisol on making Millais) , ascer tained that his man was " dressing fur d r," At a tie ighloolis ing harbeer shop, 11 wiso:lo lie aecorobiLly 0,111, and wars t suffocated with the variety of per fumes whio-li the barber Ars applying to the head of the pa ieoner, whom lie, with the assistance of " red-hot pin cers;' was " tiaistoing" ao,t •• exquisitely' about M.. at Wier. The officer, having intimated lino errand, pro m...deft y gently to lined otl the pi limner. wino 'co canoed . . . " " aloud and Zaristi fur held, but stns only laughed at by the passengers. living brought to the oilier, and placed at the bar, the fits' thing : h at was clone was the removal of ▪ lashionadle frock coat, whirl, 14 wont to I.y Mr. Laing as his piniteriy ; and, on snwiry pieC473 of told and suickiligs lining r. mused, t. buds ogle ti, d ruisid I,s lo•dy, fur what purpose vs.- could not learn, as the • sse.e not liable to Excise, natives lilt' "gentleman" named to " swell his bud.," Ali. Lniug also s liis is :list coat, of an anode's' cm, and .iftern al ds, cli.ssr ram ii itt ation, the ti, wseis and s:iirt whieb the rri sinner hut on. At this moment au old lady itirppett up to me pi :goner, and giving huh a bug on the ear, is his b al most seta 1:1151 " f.. 11111111;," look a Loge black silk st sof frons-his peck, 'Vs:hernia it to lie her pi Opt" ty. This the poisoner, in di 6 ,ucr to alt she at t of modern et aVnt tying, euuttived to arrange inn vet y siugsilrr manner, to conceal its very great thmensiour. Every as title tilt hnu being pow claimed, hustuad and on a closer smirch brill insole cu the IC:USW/di of the shawl, he had, it appeaeril, inv i soicd a user species of taint collar, for, cut velb all the utillitteiy pal lashionahle Mee imaginable, Otte was lisond a halt sheet of tine fool-cap paper very witty ',limed around his necks The tv.t:talutr. ptesel3 •.ere neatly culls nixed with laughter, and, as m tie 51111. f.11.4'11, a little turps im.ll at the v• taste" and ** exquisite" • skill of tlie . prisuner in rigging himself for " the lounge" lit so cheap a manner. lie It uit 'million: to say,and was fully committed to New cote fur triaL tierviog sent honte, a few rags new rip bite, in u la lie cm tasMy re/unified us of Spine Ntabm's tst - cgais I bring wrapped up in the rags, he, with his vs el " Itiztee 11 , 10, 11.11,114.11 a most excels km contrast to the remainit r of his appearance. A lady recently rallied the Turkish ambassador nn that• law of- Ma'notnet which permits polygatny, whc:,`his Exeelkney galluntly ascribed it to a wish tl.dt mankind should be allowed a plurality, that thcy might enjoy those virtues which were united in herself. THE NATIONAL REGISTER BALDNESS or GREY HAIR will now sure not be seen. In shout PRINCE'S celebrated RUS SIA OIL is an improved with an extra valuable ingredi• eat, through whirl, it will always keep pleasant, and has made the RUSSIA OIL the greatest nourisher and pre art Ver to the Hair in the Universe, will make it glow ihick and long, and prevent its falling off or ever turning guy and is such a 11111111 Slier to the roots of the hair, that if it even bas begun to thin gr ey, it will restore it again to its uatnral colour, situ if used often, it will never turn grey again, anal is sure to clear the scurf, from in fancy to old age, and will always keep the brad and hair clean and beautifl. Gentlemen who air bald, and have the least sign of roots of hair remaining, b% using revile:ly for a few tnonths PRINCES IMPROVEI) RUSSIA OIL, with the extra valuable ingtedient, will be sure to reSiOle it, and produce a fine head of hair, w hick hundreds have espetienced ; the ounce bottle live shillings, and a bottle containing fire ounces, one pistol, which is a saving.— Observe, as there are trash counterfeits selling in petty shops for any small price, but the genuine it only sold in two sixes, in So. and 'Os. bodies. Caution —There are hundreds of respectable and prin cipal Ilairodressels, who will sell HO other than Prince's celebrated Russia Oil, as they 1.e.0w that it is the original and nods - genuine, and are convinced it is the best Oil tot dressing the hair, as it preserves it, makes it look beau ti:Ul anal cleans the scut f; but there are petty Hair dressers, and other nitpe rumpled 'tetanus in town and conntry, and also abroad, who sell counterfeits mid per suade their cn•tumrr'. it is the genuine, as they get a trifle more by the imitates feits. Ask fur Prince's Improved Russia Oil, 81111 observe " Pnitee" on the wrapper attil a•^acs of each bottle ; without which it it not Ecmtiue, and cannot answer the purpose.—Sold by the sole proprietor, A. Prince, re moved to No. 9, Polawl street. 00 . 0 rd-street, neat the Pantheon; and by most paincipal Pei 'ra and Aletli eine N'entler s. *** Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular, an im• p)ntt•rs have made the rovers of the ('onutr•tti Regina Oil so tench like the Genuine, and even imitated the Ori• ginal Pruptietoi's \4.11C, theietnre W11014.0'15 1,110111.1 be ean•ions, and have at or the l'inpitelor, or or a respecta ble vender. Ladies and Gentlemen n sidin4 iu the c......... may be certme or having the genuine Russian Oil, by seeding a recniitmiee to the Proprittor, and it will be for warded immediately by coact,. TO ALL %$llO VALUE: THEM SIGH T Dix",s IMPROVED SPECTACLES upon nu emote new pi nuclide to suit the nsost difficult night, to ee 100 l stilly to No 9.1, Nctstnau•stteet.lw it duals nut nt I)aford-,lreet,nu the left mulct si.le. SLltt hying the suture of our hizliest and most intellectual etijts. menus, still is Ihe most sloped and tte.,ler tett, as it cannot hilt ne regretted that the means .:eaterall resorted to fur its improv •nient, tire too frentietti Is the cau•etti its deteriur .11011,1sy oleo :akin,: upon themselves to assist the sight with glan.es, twit user truly ground or hy nits means adapted to the pi. hi, loot liorwhirls ought to he parr cola,l nueuded to. Those Ladies nod Cleutle• men a h use night has beta' impaired n y the use of improper glasscs, have now tot oppost units of Mire more recovering titre: sight, if to the power of glasses. In n.ldition to thin imports., olerlantli ~,,, Ihi hose Ulivillliv orally t•laltd that J. D.'s Ihn i irtise.l Stieelaclea it tulle na hl to be worn, in consequence Of lelllitlis to 1,11 . 14:1%e the sight to extretue old !1g.% to observe N 0.99, Newman street, t‘to dooisoot of 0 x!'olti-.lrret, tut t hr kit baud. _ _ Al. leiter•from the comoily, giving n deo.eritstion of the sight, ;so.. and the (laq:tote OA .moos ems are to wliii i,u or,ler for ph).iient Olt it coniespulidtut in London, Mill be hunk-Watt ly uncoiled to. KITCHEN RANGES. % 11. WHITELEY, No. 2, Rosamond -street, . Clerkenwell, unit No. 20, Crumbed-friars, Minority, London, the real Inventor and Patentee of the SELF-ACTING KITCIIEN HANG K, with Oven and Boiler Mr Straining. Boasting, Boiling. Baking, and Stewing; all kept in swoon at one time, with a small open Fire-place. To be seen always in use us above, and respectable references given. The largest Assortment of Ornamental Stovess of superior design and worktnanship, and considerably cheaper than any other 'louse in Lorton. Also, Improved Steam 'Milers, for brewing, washing, dressing of tool for cattle. 'oaths, dyers or hatters pans, paper waken,' vats, Etc; ail of which are worked by Steam, on a simple plan, and at a small expence. W. 11. W. having been honniired with such distinguished approbation. feels it a duty he *test, the Public to inform them, that many Furnishing Ironmongers are selling an Imitation of this Range; but assures them, that all Raiere. wish Boilers that return to tile back of the fire, not having W. 11. WHITELI.Y . 6 . name and residence cast upon the front of the Boiler, are apu nous. and will be found dearer in price, inferior in every part, and wi,l finally fail in all their operations. TEN GUINEAS REWARD. TO PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS,&c.—Whereas it has been discovered that certain Pera3ns are in the habit of Printing and Vending Labels, being copies or imitations of those affixed to the bottOis containing the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MAE f IN, thereby en abling unprincipled denims to impose on their customers a bad and injuriouv. , rticle. We hereby offer a reward of Ten Guineas to any Person wt u shall give such information as will lead to the conviction of any one guilty of these illegal practices. DAY AND MARTIN, Feb. 1521. 97. High Holoorn. ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TWENTY YEARS. For the SALE of IRISH LINEN by the PIECE. at Vie Factor% price. No. 4, on the SOUTH SIDE of BLOOMS— BURY SQUAI U tour doore from the tap of Southampton Street, Holborn. rilf-IE IRISH LINEN COMPANY fv?. to 1.. announce to the Public, that the above Mouse is their only Establishment in this c,ountry, where they continue tasupply the Nobility, Gentry, and tie Public, with WAR ANT F.I) GHASS 111,F.ACIIED LINEN, for Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric and colour, at a price considerably lower thin they cun be procured through any other inctlium. They also engage to return the purchase money shotdd any fault appear.—Good It IA Bills anJ Mink of lreland Notes taken as a:nat.—Country and Town Orders punctually attended to by JOHN DO NOVA N, 4, Bloomsbury square, London, Agents JOHN DOYLE, 51. tit. Mary's Abbey, Dublin* Ibirtts. In Upper itrook street, the hily of Lieut.•col. Sir T. Noel Bill , or a danehier. At his house at Repell's green, Kent, the lady of Sir C. Dalrymple. of • sou. At litentford, the lady of 11. Ronald., M D. of a denehter. At Ill.ickliestli, the Isily et C. I. lttoubr, ul • sou. At Balkans hill, the Villy 01 11. lialfotd, es I. of a daughter. The lad) ot w smith, eel. or We)inusili sietct, 01 a nsughter, At Rich d, the 'soy of the Us.. R. Grealii, of a dsudlder. Aaarneb. At St. Pancras new church, Mr. Illghley, of Fleet street, to Miss Ann Micro, of Chao butte street, Fitzroy soar°. dnughtet of the late Mr. Joint NOW oo of the 'lran& At •hodwell, (Wailer, 11 , 1. of Itellonele, in the county of Kest, and fw. Soot h oath, to Malin et, eldest daughter of S. tOddike. or film ocv,Nloadweil. At at. Andrew's, llolbutn, L. Clarke, eon. M. barr i ster at law. Of LilsCollei inn, and of the Privy Council office, (one of the uortlsfe.; oho roottooted the toile:oiled Constiontonn Attattriation), to Memo Matt, only daughter of J. 11. Aly cis, M.D. of John street, America 14ow e. . . . At Edu o J. R. Ramsey, rig. of Sootlzate, to Eliza, eldest dani;htsr of Marshall, es.i. of Eagle hall, Soul hg.tle. Al 1./mint:llo chinch, the lion. it. Smith, M.l'. for the county of Buckingham, mid soul) son of Lord Carrington. to the lieu. a;liati is/Meeting Forester, seeintal (faultier of Lout to, ester. At .loalyl,hum• clotorh, E. H. Wilnano', esti. 01 5111olre.l's court, r, ,ollry, ar•cond 011110 i 11.1% Waltham, roll. of hcope ognAre, 1.. Isshella Mary, seem.' olnotgliter in the 1.110 Iles. S. lt. Itestou, U.U. Lamm linshleutittry of Nl. Paol's Cathedral. At Wmidon, W. C. Johnstone, esy. youngest son of the late James JOlininolle, rag. of Clip.. WinspolC Hied.. Cut. George Evaos, luuuh sou of the tote 'f liolou Evans, esq. of No I AM 'bridge. his house at Denmark hill, Camberwell, .1. Ttnaont, esti. egret (ii years. yory, the wile of S. Mooning, esq. of the Urdnauce, lower, in Ilia :Att. year of her axe. dt ilackney, Llieobeth, wife of I. Thorp, esq. of I heal:Aide. At nosoloo.e, in Kent, Weis P inioneth Bime, the ouly sorviviug dalighter sae the tote Ihos. tumult, es+ lofiliell) of lee, to the saint county, and nitre of the Joie I . Howie, cap of Square. At Luton, io Essig, aged U year., filmy Anne, eldest (laughter at S. esy. of Milk street, Cheopsitle. (in Monday m, ruing, al lois house in M irliester a,u3re, the Marquis of Ilei 11.11.1, KAI. lair Lord I Chmune, loin of the niug's House huld, and Lind Lit:turnout and Casty' Wank. mu of W., wick.bire and Amino. Ile was burn in MO, and is succeeded by Mu only win. the Eat 101 Yarmouth. Ile Was advanced w the morytiesite in 1793. and itas 79 yeala 01 age. The present Inartilds sneered* to the vast Wealth, as well as to the titles ..f the deceased. the tlanilell *Platte ale estimoted at little of 90,001 k. per “111,1110. 'day evosung, at his house la Calielalleb *pure, the Eitel of Ortord. iu the 70.11 year of his age. Al Nice, on the lth instant, Item)* Smith, req. youngest lon of Mt. Alderman At Islington, Capt. John Cleland, R.N., aged 83. loncon mamas CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19. There is scarcely any liberation in any article of grain this day —there were but tea' tresh arrituls of Wheat at the Line samples of which were at Monday's prices; all others were nearly unsaleable. Considerable arrivals of Oats leave appeared kiln4V Monday, but this article lias not declined in price. Flue samples of bailey were full is dear as on Monday ; in other qualities there was nothing doing. Deana and Yeas supported Monday's ct)nsg - t - CHASIGE, JUNE 21. The market this day appears brisker than it has been for the last two market days, although no acimil advance has taken place in price. There is a g mil supply of Wheat, and the sales etiected in this artielt were at our List quotations. The supply of Oats continues vety large, but (litre is tin appearance of a reduction in :his article. Barley is without alteianon, and Beans and Peas may be quoted at our last statement. LIN IOR TII Light huNt.•U. 46 a 60 42 a 4 " 7 Sli ts Si I b a to IIE WEEK, F lI2A V • b. S. 46 ■ 60 H' zi 47 36 a 69 I, a 19 a y 3 u 46 15 a 2J Iti a 23 y:i a 27 21 a 27 I u It If a 23 4 a 44 I) a YO IS a 23 u 27 21 a f 7 111 a U 34 a SS 25 a 117 311. a 113. SI a Si 25 it 27 I I 1 i. a iv. CURREN I PRICES OF Olt, Per W inch. eler Meitmue NONLIA Y. S. 46 a tO S 2 u 47 Sti a 58 is a 2:s Old Wheat New lied Wheat Net, White do Rye Braoh, or Bach Wheat Bailey Pole Malt k red (Lai Ore% orPoluild do New Tusk Ut..1116 Old ditto Nra ditto ISuiliii l'e.!Se •• • tory liiipt , red per bud a 19 a 2:1 42 a 4t 1:1 a 20 13 a 23 23 a 27 25 a 27 :11 a 33 22 ts V 3 a irr 11/. a mit. AV Lioss.r. Uk LUALN, re, 4,441 ter, 1.1 u.e 1 • Maritime District. of ENGLAND mud WALLS, fur the Wrck eudutg Julie 13411, rstrarteu fruits Satuidits't Darette. Wtic.a... 44s 104 f 164 24 I Beaus 22. • I Itv.• .... .1. 4J 004.... IT- 10 I f 24s uJ BROW bi OK MU4COVAI►O 3Ute tii. Average Price from the Renato; made its the Week calla,' Wednesday 11..4, 00. I I. per reit. ceckelve of duly. J.141.1/11 . 11 . ./.0 ai/nllth .1. Fatoav, JUbIE el.—The market was but thinly trapplied with Hoots this stay, an 4 Beef was full as dear as on Monday. The number of Sheep and 1.111116 S was considerable; Lamb was in good demand at out last quotations; Nlititun also kept up its price.- Although the sot ply of Calves war larger titan usual, we cannot quota Veal chesper. Pork was washout demand, and prices nominally as per last. Tile tollowin4 it: .. sonect statement of the prices and numbs 6 at ma ket : PltiCE of MEAT. exclusive of the 01141, %Lich cottai , Lts of lived, Butted., and Hide, and it wog th actual 14. per puttud.—Per atone of Sibs. 1.10/411A If • 1 , 1411,11 V. I Reef Is 44 to 3s 64 i Beef is 44 in 3. 6J Motto,, 31 24 to 114 Oil Mottos. 3. $4 to 21 64 Lamb 4s 04 to ros 44 I.stoili 4. 0.1 to 3. 44 Veal 31 Oil to 4s 41 Veal . Si 24 to 4. 44 Pork 5. 04 to 4s 04 Pork 3s 04 to 4e Us Head° Cottle at moult t . t s !lead of Lao le at Mart.' , Beasts . . . . . 2 030 Lieaata . . . .. VI Sheep awl lAmbit . 24400 / i Si.eep • ntl Lanais, 13,101 Piga 4:Nieto h El. tiny CloVer - A a 0 0 to 2. 7 6 Straw - . f I 6 0 to A 116 LONDON : Printed and Published uy the Props:ow...lo ll N T lUD, at the Unice, ;6, Flee:Street, where all Letters II 1 11 4 Editor, (pub ipaid) must tie satin:sail. - r. 'V"