The National Register. — London, England, 1816-07-07 00:00:00

I MIL' 1 1 ,s; 4 c. Saturday an Inquest was held at the Quern's Head, Lower-street, Islington, nn the body of J. Itacey, port .r to Mr. Iturrard. of Corn ' hill. J. I 1 ill, a bricklayer. in Islington. devotee& that ebout t I &clod; on Fridet forenoon. he perceived torneating tloating near the grating in the New 'River, and he tound it to be the Lode of a man. Mach appear ed to have been several days in the water. ltlr got it out, and had it conveyed to Islington Chnrch. Verdi.!.—Found drowned. There was another Inquest held the 53111 e day, at the Mother Bed Cap, in Camden Town, on the body of F. Merryatt. en exettettialn who was found drowned on Friday morning, in the Itegent's Canal. 'The deceased was between 40 and 3el years of age, and was rather de 'ranged in mind, and had been lately suspended, but restored again. den the morning be was found drowned, Messrs. Barton and Capel, Su pervisors, teetered each a letter written by the deceased, informing them that heeintended to drown himself that morning, and pointing out to them where in find his body. Verdict—Lunacy. The same evening a third Inquest was held, at the It isirtg Sun. Tot tenham-cat et-road, net the body oil Smith, who died of a spasm in • the stomach. Mr. GritEths, a surgeon, visited the deceased, but he dial bethre he could sender him any assistance. Verdict—Died by the Visitaiden of God. Sensate) , tet'nnight, the body of a respectable looking middle-aged than, was observed by several persons floating down the river, and passel through Rlackfriars bridge with the. tide. Some watermen im mediately putelf and hauled it on shore at Haker's dock, on the Surrey side; when it was discovered that both his hands were tied close t e gether at the wrists, and made fast to his knees, which were also tied effuse together. The body was carried to the bone-house, where in the • course of the day it was identified to be that of Mr. D. Stitehbury, _waging inetrument maker, many years resident in Enve-court, Old Jewry, who had been missing from home since Monday. Thee • day an inquest was held on the body ; when it appeared that he had been in a state of mental derangement for about two years, and had for some weeks been confined to his bed. Between twelve and one o'clock on Tuesday rimaline he went out, anti was not heard of until found as above described. It also appeared, that soon after his departure. the Waterman saw him going (lowa Allhallows' lane, leading to the river. but he took no notice of hits. The cord, with which his hands and knees were tied together, he with out with him; it hung from the cid ing over his bed, Mr him to lay hold of to enable him to sit up. Being a go od swimmer, it was supposed he contrived to tie himself' to prevent him from !stemming; but no proof of this being before the Jury, they returned a verdict of—Found drowned. Wednesday morning, an Inquest was taken at the Stag, in Mr se-street. Portman-square, on the body of Ann Price, servant to the Bishop of St. Aeaph. Jane Fowler, housekeeper to the Bishop. knew the deceased since September last ; she was of the most amiable eha raeter, and very much liked by the family and servants. About nine o'clock on Tuesday, the 25th ult. Witness saw the deceased at break f est, she was then in good health and spirits; about 10 o'clock she told her she was very ill, occasioned by taking what site supposed to be a dote of salts. which she picked up in the room. Mr. Parker, a surgeon, was sent for • he desired the dregs to be brought to him, which he ex eamined, and it was corrosive sublimate; he administered an tome tie, and she threw off a great deal front her stomach. Every pettsible care was taken of her; on Sunday last she went out in a carriage for two -hours; on Monday the carriage was ordered for her again, and after she got into it she was taken so extremely ill, that she WAS nbliged to be carried into the !tsetse and put to bed. Surgcoa Parker leaf, sent fee; but she died in great agony shortly after.--Q. Ilad you any cause to suspect that the threa.steltook any thing to poison herself? A. Not in the t ea se—Q. Was there any inquiry made how the corrosive subli mate came to be in the house? A. Yes; but we never could learn ; there was also inquiry made at every apothecary's in the neighbour hood, hut to no purpose.—Mr. Parker, the surgeon, s dd, during his attendance she always said she picked it up in her bed-room, and, think ing it to be salts, she took it. Corrosive sublimate bears a great simi trity !omits, so that any person might mistake one for the other. Ile (yelled the body, and had no doubt but her death was occasioned by . tee nit ; but he had no cause to suspect-eke was pregnant, or that she too .it knowingly. Eh:. Probech, the laundry-maid, said, on Tues day, the esti' ult. she and Cie deceased got up at seven o'clock ; they breakfasted together at half e past eight, she was then very cheerfid. Site brought something in her hand down stairs in a paper, which she said %a, a dose of sins she &kelt up in the room in which she and the cook slept, and she wee..hl take it. After site had taken it, she set the • cup and spoon down, and shortly after, finding hersth'unwell, she went up sta re into her room ; in about five minutes after she called witness, saying. " 1 tam afrnittit is not salts I have taken." The Bishop pet question to tker, thinking she had poisoned herself; but she thelertel to the aet site thought it was salts, and how it Mlle in her room she t•did net know. Here one of the Jury observed, that there was an apo thecary in. neighbourhood, whme servant-maid usually served in the Mete; and that on the above evening he saw her serving a young woman answering the description of the - deceased, and he thought it :ii ;ht she should be examined. She was accordinely sent for, and nn her aeamination stated, that she is maid of all work. and lives with Mr. Evans, a surgeon and apothecary, at No. 7, Crawford-street. Iler master has no apprentice no: assistant, and she occasionally serves, in his abs, nee, salts, serm, and powders, which he leaves for her. She might have s reed salts on the evening mentioned. There were three ears of salts laid on a shelf, and she could not mistake; she did not know what car 'wive sublimate was. Here the Coroner animadverted stmnerly on Mr. E. permitting his female servant to serve is his shop, and advt.. d her not to do so aerate It being still a mystery how the ecorro ive sublimate came ben the house, the Jury returned a verdict — Died by po. o'. taken in mistake for salts. A 'Lejeant Ilueon, of the loth Royal Human, put a period to his life, by placing u pistol to his mouth anti discharging a bullet throve:lt !his hernia at the cavalry bareteks. A matrimonial fraeas is seid to have led to the irritation anti madness that caused the dreadful .tateroolie. Sundae, about seven o'clock, as a party of use young tnen were nail ing in a pleasure-beat, between Greenwich and Woolivieh, they ran foul ore North Country vessel, by which the boat was upset, and thee 'why all imme-sed in the River. Four of them dune to Oat heat, till they wen: happily relieved by a wherry coming to their assistance, and were put on share; but unfominately the other, a lad about 17 years of age, maned Bannister, sunk, and was drowned benne: any assistance strived. The body was drugged for, but without success. REMOVED TO No. 4 RATIMONE-PLACE. EVERY LADY HER OWN nyFii !-ECONOMY AND ELK GANCE COMBINED. Miss N. S'COILY, of Paris, the only Genuine Pre 170—r. recommends to Cie Puhtie her edenrit • I French DYING B.\ I.LS, of all colours, for ttislins, Lintr.is.. Silks, Satins, &r. by which any article of dress miy be died without unripping. in five minutes, and ri•storisl to its original whiteness by sm i le arAshing. As also. superior Rite for Linen. awl Colours fur Silk Stocsings. Specirmnis to be seen at the . .!'ropritur's, reniov , il to No. 4t, Bath -o.tfortl-street. Prier ts. Celestial Blue for Linens, ts. ant Primrose, is. Where caa b. hail also her ROUGF: or Sri:VANE. C NUT lON.—The unetamplal repute of Madame N. STORY'S Prench EYING BALLi, w'iich was at first introduced into this eauntry by herself. b !fore which n.l such article was known in England, Las caase,l spurious imitations. S:ie respectfully infOrms the Public. that the imitators, finding they cannot impose sufficiently ,upon the public in regular b hay Wro., had the entery to copy her valve*. tesentents; and he 44 fie Pu b lic to be particula • when they purchase. ,to ask for \la N STORY'S French DYING BALLS. Every Ball is stamped with her name. Di.ettions, in French and English, g iven with each Ball. tw A. iny I.a.litss deceive, by other composi tions called Dying' path. Miss STORY respectfully informs the Pill). lie. th :• every Ta alk, and Fr iday she will make public days. express ly to inform those who may not yet have t r i e d her Balls, of their true value. No coanex:on with any other litatse: the Entrance is by a Private Doer. 'THE NATIONAL REGISTER. BIRTHS, The Right lion. Lady Fort;;,olatiaughter.--The Marchioness of • Anglesea, of a son. HARMED. Capt. S. P. Newell, of 4th toot, to Lretitia, widow of the late fol. James, of Ightham Court Lodge. Kent.—Thos. Woolcidge, Esq. of Itedfotd. to Sarah Amy, dun. of the !ale: John Miller, Esq. Receiver- Gen. of that entinty.—Mr. It. Woodward, of Gateshead, to M t s. Chicken, of Nungate, in Newcastle. 14. th of the laude , age of Moore. Esq. of Bolton. Lancashire, to Miss Bather, of Whitchurch...- F. B. thicket. Esq. of More Hall. Warwick hire, re Miss Borten, only dau. of T. I iorton, Esq. of llowroyde, near I I afif.tx.—R. 'Theoph. Garden, Esq. of Clifton, Glniteesterhire, to Eliz. atormd dau. 14 the late John Moore Knighton. Esq. of Oren Fen, Dctonshire.—Mr. W. Moulding. aged 70. to Miss Henley, aged 17. both of Evesham, Wor cest.—Capt. Dn!terty. of the 13th L. Drag. to Mary Eliza. second dau. of the law T. Ilinekroan, Esq. of New Burlingtonsst —'l . he Earl of Kerman., to Augusta, second dau. of Sir Rob. Wilmot, of Osmaston, Derbyshire.—Capt. lien. Bowyer Lane. ofthe Itoyal Artillery, to Miss Lacy. only dau. of the late Charles Laey, Etq.—C. A. Cooke, Esq. of Walthumstow, Essex. to Miss Iluchael Mayers. of Lambeth.-11. Ilibbert. jun. Esq. of !links !fall, Cheshire, to Ltetifia Catherine, dau. of 11. A. Leicester, Esq.—Capt. Bradshaw, _R.N. Al son of It. 11. Bradshaw, Esq. M.P. fur Itraekley, to Eliza, st d dam of .1. Ithigrave. Esq. of Ankerwyktsbou, Bucks.—T. F. Barionn. Esq. eldest Non of T. F. Barham, E. R . Fenzantx, to Sarah, second dau. of the late F. Garrett. Esq. of lAtaidon.—Thomas Styan, jun. Esq. l`f Clapham. to Eliza. dau. of Ilarry Smith, Esq. of Pentoneille.—The it,. T. !hake. A.M. of Exeter MI. Oxford. to Miss Dennis, of Ports man-square.--B. Field, Esq. of tie Inner Temple. to Jane, dau. of the late A. Cairncross, Esq. of !Is ontaguesst. Bussell-sq.—The Bev. IL Heap, Minister of Queen-st. Chanel, Chapside, to Miss Finer, of Spitalsaq. DIED At the Pavilion. Haas place. ''''''''''''' P. D.mvs, Esq.—At West diem. in his tisth year, the Right Hon. John Lorfi Selsq. lie is suc ceeded by his son, the Hon. Capt. Peachey, 11. N.—At !Maples, in his Roth year, the celebrated Paul:MN the composer.--At Havora, J. H. Stephenson, Esq. Solicitor to the India Company at Bombay.—ln Mer rim-square. I)ublin,iu his 76th year, Sir Robert Staples, Bart. of Dun more, Queen's County.—ln Leicester-square, aged 76, Dr. Bland, M.D.—At Lengbridge-honse, near Warwick, Osborne Standert, Esq. of Grist James-street. Beilloni-row.—ln his 76th year, David Wil liams. Esq. founder of the Literary Fund.—ln Vauxhall-walk, aged 86, Berridge. Esq.—ln her 78th year, Mrs. Ann Satterthwaite, relict of Miles Satterthwaite, Esq. late of Lombard-street, banker.—At Upper Domerton, suddenly, in his li3d year. Nich. de St. Croix, 'Esq. —Louisa Maria, the youngest dau. of G. H. Sumner, Esq. M.P. for Surrey.—At Berwick. aged 69. Mr. James Graham, Coroner of that town.—At Pen, near Beaconsfield. Buckinghamshire, aged 72, It oh. Harrison, Esq. formerly of I .ombard-st. banker.—Mr. Joseph Gray, of Plimpton Low-st. in Cumberland. A glass bottle having burst, in which was contained a composition intended as a substitute fee yeast, one of the fragments cut him on the forehead. A copious an:inn took place, but the wound seemed to heal rapidly ; a mortification, however, supervened in a few days, which made such rapid progress that it soon extended to the abdomen, and caused his dissolution on the 19th day after receiving the accident.—Aged 22. Catherine, wife of Mr. J. Nl - of Arthuret, Cumberland. She received the prick of a thorn in her finger, which was not attended with any seeming bad emsequences for several days ; when some of the sinews of the hand became con tracted, and in the course of 12 hours a swelling affected the whole of the arm as far as the hotly ; a mortification took place, which, extend ing to her vitals, occasions( her death.—At the Vicarage House, Ap ploliy. the Rev. Wm. Phillips, M.A. 19 years Vicar of that parish, arid formerly Vicar of Great Bardtield. Essex.—At Castletown, Isle of Man. in his 51st year, the Hon. J. H. Crellin, Esq. First Deemster and Chief Judge of the Isle of Man.—Near Carmarthen, 11. Godolphin Hooper, Esq. late Major in the 72d reg.—ln Lamb's Conduit-street, Robert Dover, Esq.—At Oakley-hall, Staffordshire, aged 26. Wm. Chetwode, Esq, second son of Sir John Chetwode. Bart. M.P.—The Dowager Ba roness Nolken, relict of Baron Nolken, Amhas. from Sweden.—On Wednesday evening last. I.ieut.-Gen. the Hon. Sir Brydges Tree°. thick Henniker. Bart. of Newton hall, in the county of Essex, youngest son of the late, and brother of the present laird Henniker.—At Gottin gen, aged 72, Crell, the celebrated chemist. —At Paris, Prince Joseph of Monaco.—ln the City-road, aged 83,1 Elishu, Esq.—At the 1461- don Hospital, Dutch Sam, the celebrated pugilist. WARM, SALT, SULPHUR, A NI) SHOWER BATHS. - - • PHYSICIANS recommend Baths as highly condu cive to health. The Asiatics bathe twice a day ; the Romans several times a day. Bathing is known to remove cutaneous eruptions, ob structions, ehtimiatisins, &v.; it promotes perspiration by softening and cleansing the skin, and has been very efficacious in restoring strength after very severe fractures.—Execllent Baths at REEV E'S Cir culating Library and !trading Room. 98, doors from Carlton-llouse.—A Billiard 'Fable and a Mangle wanted. AVERAGE PRICE O! SUGAR, Computed front the Returns mule in the Week endin! July 3, is 475. lid. per cwt. exclusive of the Gutty of Customs pith' of payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain. (From Saturday's I.onibito Gazette.) SELECT ARTICLES FOR THE TOILETTE. LADIES who frequent Balls, &c. generally complain of the imyleasantnem of the Hair falling out of Curl, this circumstance has occasioned numerous attemps to find a remedy, but nothing is so simple, to elegant, and so efficatims, as ATKINSON'S CERLING FLUID, which has been honoured by Royal Patronage, and me 4 of the Nobility. The Culling Fluid, is a most elegant substitute for Oils, Pomstunas, Extracts, Ac. in moistening the Hair in dressing, it frees it from scurf, be.. makes it soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it in Carl. during exer,.isc, or in the dampest weather; it promotes the growth and thick ness of the (lair on Eye-Rraws, and M hiskers, and is almost a certaiu r generatien of the hair in bald places, as has been experienced by thousands. Seca few testinioniee of its efficacy in a pamphlet, entitled, as Essay on the Hair, wrapped round each bottle, price 3s. lid. los. Gd. and one guinea. ATKINSON'S VEGET.%III : E DYE, warranted to change grey or red llair on the Heed, Whiskers, kc. to a lassinittil and permanent brown or black, price se. t,d. lOs. td. and one guinea. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL. SOAP. A now Discovery in the art of Soap making, entirely froed from these smarting qualities so much complained of in other Soaps, gives the ino.t htstutful whiteness sad clearness to the Skin, and keeps it from aliopniu;; in the coldest weather, price Is. per square. or los. bd. a dozen. ATKINSON'S LAVENDER WATER. es. the rim. or one dozen tar two Guineas. I.avendcrfornistieget wine fragrance of the finest English I.a cendte itowers. and notwithstxiiiing the rodueed price, is superior to others imially sold at throe times the price. Sold by P. ATK I N %ON, re foni..r, No. 13, t;crrattl Street, Soho-square, Londost, and by most Perfumers, and Hair Droaiscrn. PKICF. toF DIEM', FRIDAY, J LILY b. Smstk o deld. Margate awl Israderskaii. s. d. a. d. HMIS (If Cattle al Carcase s. d. 4.44 Peer - • 4 o 5 6 Sauthillel4l. Reef ••. 3 4a 4 4 'lotion • 4 4a 5 I Blurts, about •- 411 Hatton • - a Ia 4 I Veil - • 444 5 ♦ I Niicepand Lambs TVS. I Veal - SIIa 6 0 Pork - - 3 4 a S Cakes . . 110 Port . 3 4a • • Lamb • b 44 9 0 1 Pigs . . . . ISO Lamb . . 6 0 INWAIin COMPLAINTS. No surer criterion can be found to ascertain the nature and cause of complicated Diseases than by analyzing the Urine. Deuce Da. CAM E lON, by his strict attention to this mode of practice, continues to perform the most astonikhing Cures in Dangerous and Lingering Complaints, as Diseases of the Liver and Kidmes. Bilious and other Obstructions, Jaundice, Dysentery, Dropsy, Asthma, and all rubnonic Affeetiocs ; he ha also been eminently succeaul in restoring those to pt' et health whose constitutions have been im paired by a certain Disease, a long course of mercury, or eNcessive uklavation. as well as in all CAWS of general or local debility, produced by irieious excessi.%. - - D.. Contemn's hours of consultation at home (No.l t. Bernars-strert, Oxt.rd-..rest). are front Ten till Three every day (Sundays except si). i.utter, from the country, stating fymptous, and t miming a Ct. note, oil he duly answered.—Dinct. " Dr. Cnnuron, No. 54, Berner S. street, Middlesex Ito pita', London. Advice to tho poor without a foe, London: Printed and published by H. Wmits, at No. 89, Chancery lane, Fleet-street. and forwarded into the Clinntry by ail N PWS , IIIICII, Clerl nof the (toads, and Booksellers, free a Postage, at Ila. per quarter. JULY 7. STATI: LOTTFILF OFFICES, 4, CORNIIILL,Si. CHARINUI.CIV.3II, Contractor for the Two Ist Lotteries, most respertfully returns his simiert thanks to the public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them zenfratly ; but his thanks are more par ticularl)- due tor the large portion which he indiviJurtity rvivived; and it is highly gratifying to his fvelings, that he is enatika to announce, at usual. a list of Capitals shared and sold by him, far exceeding in number those sold by any other office-ke,:pa, as will be se::n by the following unequalled list : 2.739 in 12 Shares f.M,noo 13,051 r T. 6,000 3,170 X 1 ,nOO 5.60 e tlOO 1, 144 . ..a.......C200 11,446 1,000 3,773 . 500 1,575.... ...... 2110 5,415 5OO 6,0144 3181 2,368 200 4.258 3OO 6,000 300 1.241 200 2.430 4OO 6.148 .300 3,929.... ....... 200 9.403 4OO 12.124 .300 11.378 200 1,532 3OO 13,549 300 12.760 alO 2.787 2OO 570 200 12.973 200 The forsenate Holders may receive their money on demand. ( 1 , A new Lottery is now on sale ; the Scheme of which is likely to meet with universal approbation, ash contains many excellent teuture,, the most proniinent of which are. thattliv.DrAwing , are to be equal each day, and the C rand Prices cannot rum& in the Wheel so lung us they have often done, because the Scheme is so arranged that the very first Ptize drawn liitist be inure than ..4:4o,000), and it may by posflibility b. Xso,ooo : Degina Drawing Vr^ September. (SCHE)fES GRATIS.) TO MOTHERS AND NURSES. AMONG the innumerable instances of tie surprising cane. performed by the AMERICAN SOOTHING SY RCP, •he following ease is deserving the attention of every family:—" A fine I'at infant of J. Palmer, thatcher, of Friar-place, Acton, Middlesex, only six months old, began to cut his double teeth; but the mouth became ulcerated to such a degree us to prevent its sticking; this was attended with strong convulsions. and in a short time reduced the child to a mere skeleton; the mother was even afraid to move it, for fear the limbs should not hold together. A nure. , 2ry-maid in the neighbour hood, seeing the dreadful situation of the child, gave the mother a small quantity of the Syrup; and in one hour after the gums were rubbed. the infant was better, and could actually take the breast. The father immediately got a bottle, and in two or three days six double teeth clinic through, to the astonishment of all the neighbourhood." To be had of the Proprietors. Johnson Ad Williams, No. !14, New man -street, Oxford -street; and of all the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at sea. 9d. a bottle. N.B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the infant poor as usual, at her house, every Tuesday and Saturday mornings, from nine to ten o'clock. by bringing a letter from a respectable house-keeper, to certify that dwy are real objects of charity. LONOUN M4RKETS. CORN FNCIIANGE, FRIDAV. JULY 5. There have been but few fresh arrivals of Grain since Monday.— The Wheat trade continue% dull, but the sales made have been on as good terms.—Barley meets a brisker sale, and is a trifle tearer.—The Oat trade is very dull, but without any variation in price. • S. S. I S. 6. 31i a a 55 11 6 5:; a 33 I 5.. a 'I, Wheat - V a 1; Fine ditto • N aca Nye . I.: • It Barry 21 a al t 10a ei I White Peace Pease - Iteans - Ticks that• . O. P. Pm and Ova - 43 aid I'ota•nr Onto 91 a se, I at* Four . 7.1 a 75 t-econd nnto. Oa a 70 Rape r 3IV. a all. Pit it I.; OF EREAD The highest prier of the best Wheaten Bread tbrotmliont the metropolis, is stated by the linkers to be I the Otiarteru Loaf.--Some Bakers sell the Quarter,' Loaf from one penny to three-pence lower. AVER u.L• PI:ICE OF CORN, FFI Jlll England & WAITS. Scot'and. s. d. s. d. Wheat . ;.* - Rye 4 , 1 I Barley - L , l 0 - 0 OA/ :♦ - 0 4.)1 ARTEIt, I olt Ai LEK NDING .1' A. I.ngland St w r!. Scotland. s. d. a. d. Bean!. • • la fi • - 31 . o Oatmeal gJ 4 • liter or Bigg • 0 HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. L. a. d. L. s. 4. Average L. s. d. flay J IS D • 4150 430 ST. JAMEY,. I I er 0 0 0 •• 0 0 co o 0 Stu",--210.310—- - 2 0 WHITLCHAPEL. 1 lover • 10 0 • d 10 0 n straw . - 0 0 a 212 0 10 Flo - - 5 SMITH FIELD. (;lever 5 5 Straw . 0 0 • I 9 o -••••— 0• 6 6 o :• 15 0 0 • t 7 0 - t 3 FRIDAY. JULY S. Bank Stock 3perct. lied. 3 per ct. Con. ape' ct. Ccm. Hank 1.. An. Itn.3p.c.An. Irish:Tern. India Stock India Honda] t pm S. Sea Stock!..--.. Ex. Bills puet; Omnium ... St. Lot. Tic. Con. for Ac. 641 PRICE OF STOCKS FOR THE WEEK. 'Monday: vriday. Saturday * s t; 63 ex.div i 791 -93 es-div 015-16 1 d. • pm 1 6 . Trasday. Wattles. Thurs. ; Prid 117 Bl7 • 2i84 lily . .ii 62: ,---..----- 171 7$ 1781 7s; . —.........—.... 1 .1515-18 151 'l3k 154 - ....—....-- -, ----,- 4 dir. 4 dis. 13 du par v pm, 1 _ ii di& 5 dis. 13 dir. par 5 pm. 2VI t.. 21 1224 2 641 ..__......___ 184 1 841 641 7- - 1 CURL MAKKET. Ships at 3larket. Ships se'd. I. d. r. 4. 110 1 I ... .\ ,.. e n i7: r s i t ?a nA I IC I fro In I : 7 .3 . 0. . _ I Delivered at Us. advance os the ab.re rite.. Ull5-16 11 . 6