The National Register. — London, England, 1821-11-18 00:00:00

I- • - RECORDS/CS RceonT.—On Thursday the Re. corder made a report of the convicts upon whom st.ntence of death was passed at the last September Sessions, held at the Old Bailey, when the following tr.-happy men were ordered fur execution on Wed- Ecsday next : Josiah Cadman, aged 2 ;, scrivener; Edmund Sparrow, 21. grocer; Julio Etas, 21, scrivener; Thomas Topley, 2 ; painter, fur Miming forged .51. tiote6 of the Bank of (~,.irge Smith, 31, Mon. er t John Cabelia, 24, brasier, for t,ighwav robbery. %V Blain herding, MO, Islrmrer, for stealing six sheep. %Vim. anion, 21, bricklayer, for stealing a 501. not, . Ti.e others were reward during his Majesty's plea all • On 'I lonsilay night the Rev. Mr. Cotton, Mr. Baker, and Nlr. Brown, junior, coommuncated the melancholy Ilutellieenee to the unhappy men. On Cadman's receiving Ilio information, he itt•tantly exclaimed, "!s my poor wife i" 'fire gentletneit assined him that the Royal cle r.-tic) had been vouchsafed to her. " Thank God,'' said " then I shall mite perfectly happy." The other unfor- Intnite men leer ived the notice of their fate with becoming re•ignation. It aitl be recollected that Cadman and his wife, who mr , c tl red for the same offence, pleaded guilty, iu the ho;•e, e. we understood, that the desire evinced by Cad man, mu hi, CO 111111 l iniconon to the Bank of England, to ackr every ieparation in his power for the offence of which he had beet' guilty, would cause a favourable view to he lake... of his ca.e. He trusted that his previously etc r et conduct, the t ertificates of several officers in the Roy Marines, uudcr whom he set Ved tar seven years, nod those of a large uninher of respectable pvl4ollll, Irn.n? of whom testified to Isis uniform good conduct from a veer c misty age, would have iathiced the extension of tire. Royal c:enlincy to him, by changing the sentence of tie. ii to that uf transportation. Mr. Baron Graham ex. .•,sed an opiuiou that holcase was deserting of mercy ; and 1:112 lung coritimsed practice of the Rank of England, tv,...ch has spared the lives of so many notorious malefac• lois, scents to have been abandoned, fur the first time, in the case of this unfits tunate man. CHILD STSALING:The Fork Herald says,--"We last wcck stated, that an old and lame hawker of tracts had t: :Deed a little girl from her parents near York. The has been Inc cause of the fellow's apprehen. s ..•i roe Wowing are the particulars :—A letter dated N -.wiek, near Drittield, was received, announcing that the old in to and chid had been seen to that neigithotir litioA. They were atterwards seen at Braudshutton, by an Mier person who causea the isle 11 to be taken op and log,it in the House of Correction at Beverley. IttiOr an.mo:i was instansly sent to this city, and a Police olliccr to Beverley to convey them here. On Thursday he was eXiltilliell. Sarah Morris, of Middle thorpe, the mother of tile child, said, that her daughter, not yet ten years of age, was in the'.obit of aft:eating lii.nselt front home, and going to the house of her aunt, W Ito resides at Tadeaster ; that on Tuesday the 23.1 ult. he went to Tadcaster, and was urn again seen until her recovery. The child 6el.osed, that after remain with her aunt until Thursday the 15th, she left Tadcaster to worn home; the prisoner on anass, overtook her on the road, and taking lire by the hand, said she was go with him, and that he would use her better titan her another. She proceeded to York with him, and he told her to call hint hertmele, which she did. She had been with him at Pockington, &c. That she had told him her name, also that of her parents, and where they lived. Frani Mr. Carrall, of whom the prisoner boualst some trans on Fri hay, the 26tli ult. and from Mrs. Brown, at Warringate, at whose house he slept with the little girl, it ape eared that he described the child to be the daughter ui ilks sister, who he said was a widow with four chil dren. The ptistmei M. Jolly, a wretched looking man, endeavoured to justify himself by stating, that as he was cointog to York front Brothertun, where he usually re sides, he overtook the girl crying ; that he said—" Me girl, what is the matter 2" S.te replied, My mouser has run away and left me.' He said, " Where dost t.me come front ?" Site answered, " Front Tadcaster, dud am going to York, to my aunt's." lie said—" I am going to York also; don't cry my little girl." She came along with him to York; he never took her baud except to lift her on the ass to ride. As they passed by tne Bishopthorpe-road, site pointed towards it, and he :advised her to go home. She replied, that as her mu.' ther had left her, she would go to York to her aunt, although she did not know the name of the stEet in which she resided. He told her 'het he would pay fur her supper and lodging , and that he should reek her aant in the morning . Finding, however, that she had na where to go to (and from no other motive), lie had kept her ever since, and she had travelled with him until lie was apprehended. lie was a widower, has one child, at:d merely kept this out of pity's sake. During the tithe the prisoner was relating this story, the little child kept exclaiming—" It's a story—it's a story !" Toe :Lord Mayor, after a very minute exatnination, fully ~mitted the °Binder in the New Gaol, to take his r.ai at the Assizes. _ _ _ MELANCHOLY 4SIUDIINT AT ST. PAUL'S CATHE- D"AI..-011 Thursday morning, about a quarter beore t else o'clock, a melancholy accident happened in this c heclral ; one of the labourers, named Colley, in the etuployment of Nlessts Crake, in moving a board missed It;s unto rut from the scaffold to the tlaot, a iseipt of sixty feet, and was killed on the spot. 00 F iday teenit.g. the 901 inst. the cottage of Robt. Krum, an industrious labourer of Swine:head, Lincoln which is situated at a d stance from that village, wa beset by three men, who attempted to make an eit.ry at die window. Jlrs. Kirtou being at home by h was at first notch alarmed, but soon became so c wageotts as to take down a loaded gun, the Contents . of .4 huh she discharged at them. Alter re-loading, she bred a second and (reit a third • . When the villains fou:,u tier at resolute, they made off; but, as it is sup pos zd, out until on of them had been wounded, as many trac.s of blood were treat morning observed Lear the remises. THE TIONAL REGISTER ANOTHER £30,000 NEXT TUESDAY. HAZARD end Co. CONTRACTORS for the Pre. sent Popular Lottery, remind the Public that ANOTHER Prise of £30,000 Money will be decided at NINE o'clock Next Tuesday Morning. Though 6,500 Tickets were drawn the First Day, the following Rich Wheel remains for the Second Day, NEXT TUESDAY, viz. 2 of £30,000 3 2 2 4 ALL MONEY! And a full proportion of Smaller Prizes, making NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE! &Tickets and Shares. warranted indrawn, are Selling by HAZARD & Co. the Contractors, at their old established and fortunate Offices. 93, Rovll. EXCHANGE; 26. CORNIIILL ; and 324, OXFORD STREET; where they Sold, in the Lett Lottery, No. 13,702, a X 21,000! 6,034, a 115,000: and ALL the .030,000 Prizes in a former Lottery. Vienna, Dec. 29,1816. To Messrs; ROWLAND and SON, Kirby Street, Hatton Garden, London. GEWTLEMEN.-.. In consequence of the good effects of your Macassar Oil, I have it in command from his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias that you will, without delay, send the gam of ten guineas worth to the Emperor of Russia. St. Petersburgh, and receive the amount of the same from his Excel. lency Count de Lieven, his Majesty's Ambassador at the Court of Great Britain. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, • JAMES WYLIE. AROWLAN I) and SON respectfully caution . the Public against Spurious Macassar Oil. Their's is the ORIGINAL and GENUINE, which for many years has been universally admired for improving the growth of hair, producing beautiful curls, and rendering it soft and glossy . • in short, it adds to the hair a superlative beauty. Price 3s. 6d.; 7s. ; and 105. 6d.; and One Guinea per Bottle. Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE. By merely wetung the Hair with this preparation, the Proprie tors warrant to produce immediately a change in RED or GHEY RAM WHISKERS, EYE BROWS, &e. to a beauti:lll glossy and Wrmanent Brown, or Black, imitating the exact natural colour. ashing nuikea this Dye the more durable; Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their Hair with ease and secrecy. Price 45.; is. 6d.; and los. Gd. Sold by the Sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, corner of Kirby Street, the first turning on the right in Hatton Gardon, Holborn, London; and by appointment by all Per. fumer, and Medicine Venders throughout Europe. (i Ask fur Howland's Oil, or Howland's Dye, and parti cularly observe the Signature on the label to each bottle, as impos•nr. sign their trash A. Bowlandson; the Genuine is signed " A. ROWLA:ND and SON." 111ALDNESS or GREY HAIRS will not be seen 1/ although there are Articles daily brought out for the Hair and puffed in the Newspapers, with pretence of Queens. Empe rors,itec. having given their leave to it; cvliicli is a folly. EV persons of consequence do not like to have their names published in Newspapers or Hand-bills when they buy a bottle of Oil. lithe Propnetor of the following Article were to publish persons of distinction who make use of his Oil, it would till u volume.— Thousands of Ladies and Gentlemen have a goon head of Hair. without being the least shaded or grey, by using PRINCE'S enlebrated RUSSIA OIL only. But some Ladies being per suaded to use other Oils, or having sold them counterfeit Russia Oil they soon found the difference, as their hair began to fall off, becoming shaded or getting grey. In short. PRINCE'S cele brated It US-4A OIL, is the wholesomest and best Oil for dress. ing, preserving, and promoting the growth of hair, and if • used constantly, not a hair will fah turmgrey. Even if the hair lies begun to turn grey; it is Alen a nourisher, that by use it will restore it to its natural colour, which several Ladies have experienced ; clears the scurf, and keeps the head and hair clean; ' and by using it constantly for a few months, will restore the hair on the bald part, if the least signs of routs are remaining, which has been proved by hundreds. • Even Medical Gentlemen at the Medical Hall, London, have published in the Gazette of Health. that Prince's Russia Oil is 'superior to any Oil for the hair, and will do in cases of baldness and weak hair what no. possibly be done. Ladies will find Piinee's Russia Oil preferable to any other Oil for dressing their own, or false hair, as it gives a natural gloss, softens and curls it. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use it instead of poinatuni ; promotes eye-brows, whiskers, inc. The Original Proprietor has now so improved the Russia Oil, that it will always be sweet and pleawint, and will keep in all climates. Proved by affidavit, the lithe of Nov. 1314, before the Lord Mayor, that A. Prince i 3 the Original Proprietor in the Universe oldie Russia Oil ; therefore if any Perfumer, Medicine Vernier, Hair Dresser, or any one else, sells Russia Oil, that is not Prince's, they are impostors, lib they sell comataleite to their custoniers. C.l Ladies and Gentlemen w ill be particular, as there are unprincipled persons in town and country who sell counterfeits and say they are genuine. There has been of late Counterfeit Ilussir Oil sold in almost every sheet; and Impostots have mark the covers of the Counterfeit like the Genuine, arid even Minuted the Proprietor's name; titeretere purchasers .houlti be cau tious, and have it of the Proprietor, or of a respectable Perfumer or Medicine Vender. As several Ladies and Gentlemen in the country have complained that they have been taken in by unprin cipled persons belling them counterfeit, therefole, by enclosing the money in a letter fur the Russia Oil, Sit. directed to Mr. Prince, No. b, Poland-street, Oxford -street, London, Mr. P. will send them by return of coach to idly pert of the kingdom. Ask for Prince's Russia Oil, at 4s. the small bottle; or a.bot tle containing the quantity of nearly five small ones, at Eleven Shillings, which is a reat saving; or two 11s. bottles Mr it. or a dozenliter 31., which is • still greater saving; and observe •• Prince" on the wrapper and seals °leach bottle: without, it is nut genuine. and cannot nn wer the purpose. 'V Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Proprietor, A. Prince, lately removed to No. b, Poland Street, Oxford Street, near the Pantheon; and by Mr. Smyth. Perth user to his Majesty, New Bond Street; Hendrie and Sons, Perfumer to the King. Titchborne Street; and by most principal I Perfumers and Medicine Venders. - As the cola chilly season advances, Warm cloth ing bea n ies a nscessaryas wel; as a fashionable acquisition. Mies. INGIIAN/ respectfully invites ladio, to inspect lice large CLOTH CLO. is, which she lass grit up in the trios: fashionable style, and vai.ety of colours, r a il at very low prices, at her cileap (AULD BED LINEN W. , ..3EIIOUSE,3O,City Rost, near Finsbury Square, where a laindiainie and well-selreted assortment of Child-bed Linen, Dresses. and Millinery of every description, is always kept ready, particularly a choice collet, Con of Caps of the moat fashionable and neatest patten.a, in greutearieuei. Observe, a Dressed Doll in the window and it is next to the Rustic HOLM V } ..ie NEXT TUESDAY. JJ& J. SIVEWRIGHT are s e llin g undrawn • • Tickets and Shares at their Offices, 31.Cornhill, 31, Hay market, and 11, Holborn, where they sold and shared, in tug Last Lottery, 4,421 TWO &c. RICH WHEEL. ALL MONEY. TWOof 000000000 " 0000000 "".••••E30,000 ! THREE NV". • 00000 5,000! TWO of 2,000! Not Two Blanks to a Prize.-6,500 Tickets already Drawn. X 30,000 MONEY for the First Drawn Prize SECOND DAY, NEXT TUESDAY, 20th Tins MONTH. Tickets and Shares are also selling by their AGENTS. GOUT AND RHEUMATISM. THE DOMESTIC MEDICAL ESTABLISH. M ENT. No. 8, OLD BAILEY, near Ludgate Hill, London, is NOW OPEN for the Relief and Cure of the under. mentioned Cases. Messrs. THOMSON and COMPANY, Surgeons, &c. Propri . etors of the above Establishment, most respectfully return thanks to their numerous Friends and the Public for their very liberal patronage; hope to merit a continuance of past favours, be g ; leave to state, that they continue successful in an extraordinary manner, in the removal and cure of the Gout, in all its formidabk aspects or forms. Likewise the Acute Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Chronic, or long standing ; and every other species of those tormenting afflictions • removed with perfect ease and propriety. Instant relief is obtained; health, and the free use of the limbs speedily recovered. The Gout is a disease which has hitherto baffled the most skilful of the Faculty, and as it were bid defiance to Medicine; and as they have never been able as yet fully to ascertain the cause even to the present period, it is not likely that they caa remove it. The Gout is nothing else but an accumulation o gross and uiscid humours (from various causes) which obstruef the circulation of the blood, and thereby cause great inconveni ence, which ought instantly to be removed ; otherwise, through the obstruction being permitted to continue, the fluids become more and more contaminated, and thereby give incessant and insupportable pain, and in the course of tame, the Gout, as it were, becomes constitutional. Messrs. T. and Co. beg leave to submit their superior mode of treatment to those who have already made trial; it is .tot only superior in its efficacy,' in removing the cause, but likewi,e in quality, being an antidote against disease and all pain, and an infallible restorer of health. Further particulars may be known upon application, and me. dicine sent to all parts of the kingdom. The l"roprieters beg to submit to a discerning Public their successful treatment of Con. tractions and White Swellings, and other diseases incident to the Joints, having succeeded repeatedly in the most obstinate cases of White Swellings, even after given over for amputation by Sur geons of the first eminence. Cancers of every denomination attended to with uncommon success ; Tumours, Abscesses, Ulcers, and Sores, however putrid or gangrene, if the bones are even affected and cations, cleansed, supperated, and healed. Ruptures particularly relieved, so as to enable the Patient to leave off the truss ; the hcrnea, scrutalis, or ruptured testicle infallibly cured in a few days without operation, or the use of mercuriatLs ; Fistulas cured without cutting, with infallibility and safety. Strictures, Drupsies, Stone and Gravel, with most other disorders incident to the human frame too numerous to insert. Meson. T. and Co.'s superior abilities are too well established amongst a highly respectable connexion to stand in need of exaggeration. k Advice Daily, both in Surgical and Medical Cases, from to till 6, Gratis from b till to every Morning. 113irtba. At his home in York place, Portman square, the lady of Y. iluo:e, of A ilau:lttar. At Maitchesier, the Nay of G. Gumpel, csq. of a al ter4hter. Munro. At Hampstead, C. 11. Pilgrim, esq. of Kensington, to Min Hoiford, daughter of C. Iloltord, esq. of Hampstead. Al Battle, Sateen, Mr. Townaend, of Hastings, In I tartlet!, third stsugliter 44 J. Lock, esrp of the Mosta', Whailiugton, in the tame coooty. At at. Andrew's. Holborn, Mr. G.A. White, of Pelittaiviile, to ASiss Julie!, of John tutu, Bedford row. At ficur;e'e, Ilanover slime, I. W. Thomas, esq. of New Bow: It ea, to )lacy Ethabeilt, cldtakt daughter of Wm. rem., esq. or Clapti.on. Oleo. At T. Saunders, eq. of 11.inipton court green, Aired N. At Caen. in Norm loll), H.S. I...uurinuil, oi tl.e c0....1) of Durham. At Reigate, an his 7atli year, R. S. Cotton, ests. At Brighton, Maly, Bra wife or Edward abewell, egg. of Stockwell surrey. Ir. J. lreson, ut the Red home. Battersea, aged 49. At Ildmontori, A writ. the intard darightcr of 0. Ilansnrc, jun. iii. At his house In Bolton street, iolin worth, rag. aged 73. At .lye. North Britain, It. ilarla rwron, sen. e• 1. On the 17th of June last, at Batavia, ha the 66. h year of hi! ne. Capt. Thom.'. Nlnuqbain, of Sloane street, Chelsea. Al Shrewsbury, aged 74. the Rev. Wm. Smith, formerly pastor of the kaptist church in Lave sheet, Holborn. At his lather's house at Hendon, Mi. If. Iluruplirys, of the Stock Exchange. On Sunday eveninz, nt hi' house at Norwood, aged 30, Mr. Sainut, Orders, printer, late ut she, lw,u lane. At %mislead, spa, ka, es, sired 73. CORN EXCHANGE. FRIDAY. Nor. Our market continues to be well supplied with Wheat from the man of Essex, Kent, and sufiblk, but the samples in general are of an inferior quality, for which there is scarcely any demand. although at reduced prices ; a few of the finest samples, however, supported our last quotanons. barley was dull in ,ale, arid our last prices with difficulty obtained. (fiats were bri.k in sale, and full as dear as per last. Beans anti Peas were dull in side, and a trifle lower. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, the Alaritinte District. of ENGLAND and %%ALE'', for !Jo:: %Veek eutliog November 10, extracted from Suit:too'- . Gazette. Wheat... 651 2,1 I Harley— 264 3 I Beulk.. ...2 1 ;. : Rye BdOat: .... 19 , 11,1 ... 31- 1,1 01 Per Sack of Five FLOUR, lusbels, or 28011)s. 6lotiday. s. s. Monday. s. , e Fine Eugliah Flour 60 a 6:, American Floor ... 42 a4S Seconds ditto .... 55 a 60 per Barrel of lf rot. BREAD. Is. Oil. the Qoartern Loaf. 1111.0 W N Olt MI:SC;OVADO MOAN. Average Price from the Returns made in the Week end int edursday last, 294. ljd. per cwt. exclusive of ditty. LONDON : Printed and Publighed by the Proprietor.JOHN TWIGG, at the Office, i 6, Fleet Street, where all Letters to the Editor, (post paid) must by addressed. ~~ ~~~ •-.