The National Register. — London, England, 1813-08-01 00:00:00

•Mil THE NATIONAL REGISTER. and four 11. notes ; the Hon. Wm. Cap.!, an elegant snuff-box ; 11.thertott, of Albear.rle street, a pc,cket-b“ok, and notes to a eon s;dt rable amount ; Mr Sawyer, of Aldermanbury, a gold hunting woxli ; Mr. Tenant, of Great Ormond streA, a very valuable snuff bov—Severri other Gentlemen lost their watches, snuff boxes. purses &c. and a nuniLer of Ladies hate to lament the loss of valuable shawls, lace veils, arc. ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. 'F.:lOy yesterday roornine. as Mr. Nelson, ship-bnildcr, r,f Deptford, us* rettireitta from Vauxhall, with his son, accompankd by two wit tertnell, the boat unfortutuitely upset at London Bridge ; by which me lancholy occupettee ~Jr. Nelsmt, his son tied one waterman, sunk to rise no more, and the other wtterman was driven ushute. Fricf!tv, a votirg man, a coachman Out of Once, arplied for a job a. the ItegPlll's Canal, near Printro•e-hill, Mhu.b unf , rlllllAtely lOr hint h e ~bi ai t ird . Il e emp i-y e d in fini ng a c qt, when the hunk, w hick Was twenty-turn feet high, fell in and crnihed him to death. A blind wousait, who hnd scp'trated from her husband, was charged by at the !Wylie Office, Row-street, last week, %shit exciting a ricr at his dweliintr-lionse; and she, in return, demanded of him a ina,titetuthee. It turned out that the man was of industriols habits, eatninos d.d not exceed 30,.. per week. The wonin confeesed that she lii.gw,ed about the street ' , and that her daily income was from los. to IVs. Nich..lson, the murderer of Mr. and Mrs flonar, was last week cc piously indh.pot.ed, and considerable (loofas ‘vere enteritnned of his recovery ; but by the prompt exertions of 111 r. White, of Coldbath square, surgeon to the prison, and the time' y arrival of Mr. A..tley C o oper, he is now pronounced Out of f a twer. Itr. has, of late, be come very anti often .• pea k s of the shr rtnes.tror the time to next F r iday three wcelo eke dty on which 1;e is to be hied). Ile has made no further cwilession, nor has he wished to retract any thing which he formetly ad vanced. Mr. Potnit's other snn has returned from the Pe ninsula, and within these few days saw the murderer of his parents. B!RFti. At Wi , ton, Leicestershire, E. Biker, the wife of a poor laboarina t;111, of one boy and t.vo girls, :ill likely to live. MARRIED. Hart, E-q. hanker. of t;;roxeier, to Elizabeth, daughter of Sir T. Socipard t Bart. of Thorton llall, Bucks. DIED. On Monday last, et Worthing, of the rupture of a hlood-vessel, the nec•. !high Woithifigtott, forty ypar, Mini•ter or the Con g regation of Proles Dilsetiters eneetti.: at Salters'-hail. A man whose value it is as difficult to appreciate, as it will he to rinpply his At Bradenlmin, Norfolk, Susanna, the wife of "I'. Bolton. Fsq. eld est dauelster of the late Rev. E. Ncl,:on, of Burnham Thorpe, and. sister to our immortal Nelson ; still more l.appy in her virtues than iu her I:twat's. _ ' At his seat, Docblington Hall, Cheshire, in his 69th year, the 'Rev. Sir T. Broughton Bart. He is succeeded in his title and estates by Lis eldest sun Lieutenant Gcliertil, now Sir J. D. Broughton. EX r.cunoss. literslar morning William Badcock, Peter Patrick Ennis, and Eamind Bakitt, for fOrgery, and William Smith, for taking' mo ney out of a letter, were executed before the debtor's door, New gate, in presence of a great coticuese of spectators. These nn hippy men were brought upon the scaffold Pi few minutes belbre ci:;ht o'clock; and after Ennis had remained in prayer for Some tine with a Roman Catholic Clergyman, and the other three with the Ordinary of Newgate, they met their fate with becoming for titude. Smith and Ennis evinced great penitence. Birkett had ciintiived to secrete a pistol, with so much addreis, as to evade detection on the wait!' which took place upon the ni.Jit before the execution ; and about elt.ven o'clock, although a feliow prisoner, aid one of the turnkeys, were in the cell with him, he discharged a bail into his left side. •He failed, however, in .11 - is object of de stroying himself, and only inflicted a .wound, which occasioned him some pain. He was enah'e Ito ascend the scaflUld without as sistauce, and submitted to his late with the others. Friday, J. Wiltshire, alias Bowyer, a!ias Riley, convicted at Re Last Admiralty Session, of being found on hoard an American Meer, in arms i;g3itist this country, suffered, ilccordiug to his sei.- t.42liCe j at Execution Dock. AT7OUST 1. GUIDE TO FORTUNE. AT TIIR FIRST OFFICE in CORNHILL (so. I), distlognighed by Wn.. traurdinar ) Luck in distributing more Capital Priaeg, conip.tratively, than any other 01 : also at its Counterpart, No. rt, Charing-crosv; PUDDING and CO. invite the attention of the Public to the Nr:w STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn September i tdi, the Saheme of uhich proven oxtreirtel popular from pontainlng et) lame a proportion of Xio.nt:n and wpm, prizes, heitit:en having none smalls" than LED. The Price of ticket s and shares, an in the Last Lottery, will certainly be a )vaneed.—Adrelliuren wilt therefore act wigely by making their Purchases immediately, at PUDDING and Co.'s. No. 1, Curubill, No. 3, Charing-Crowe ATII INU TRUSS Ti has been advised by the most atiritterst Surgeon*, that persons sillictrid with Hernia situuid not Bathe nithont a Truss, they have hi therto been prevented in consoquence of spoilin4 their Trusses. SALMON, ODY, and Co. beg leave to inform their Friends and the Public, that their much approyt it Patent Self-adjusting Trusses ars now manufactured WATER Pnoor. In consequence of the superiority of their invention, the Patentees have leevived the ful owing appointments; his M:1 •st's Royal ,Nave s the Naval II Titer's, and Dock Yard:, the 0; ittrance, tircenwich Hospital, the Ilono..rable Eat India Cumparry. Sec. &c. MANUFACTORY, 29'1, STRAND. UTILITY AND ELEGANCE COMBINED. limier the Illustrious Patronage of their Royal II igliorss the Prliiceao of Wales and Duke of Sussiix, His Excellency the Spanish Ambassador, and many Families of high distinction. MACASSAR 011.4 1 11 Mt THE HATP. This Oil is nrovally recommended on thellosfs of Truth awl Experience, and the most reciter ta ' hle testimonials. It possesses properties of tl.e most übii•os na tetot fur restoring the hair where it has bees bald for years, pre-err es it from failirg of or turniu • grey to the latest period of lit ; produces on the tresses a tnost beau tiful Gloss, Strut and Curl. '1 la's Oil is infutitely efficacious in renovating Children's Hair, promotes tad growth of Whiskers, Eye-hrow.,&c.—lo line, it is pre-eminent fir retiovating the Human Hair, , itid adding to it an incomparable beauty. 'Merchants ! , Captains, ac. will and this au article of preaemineut utility for pre • en in r the Rau in tilt climates. Pm go !..ral utility is inclosed, a Treatise on the Improvement of the Human Hair, giving a full description of the virtues of the Oil, with testimonial. 'from persons of 4tlstin.zulsbed eomideration. This iuterestiug Book and the Or, is a Valle Mecum t i every family throughout the world : it is 111011(10d aid) each gems.• in the Wrapper, sig - ne& on lha outside, I. r a il ink. " It OVVr, 4 an tos. t i. and 11. Ir. per bottle s sold Wholc4ale and Rota uy the Proprietors, ROWLAND and SON, Kirby-street, Ilatton-traturti, and by their appoiutment —by their Wholesale and Retail Agents in London hate all jolt received a lane and valuable supply.— Also by all Perfumers and Medicine %easier: in every town thioughot.t the Euspiro. No Macassar Oil is Geist lee without the Siguature ou the Libel in ra d ink, (A.ROWLA ND mid SON.) BA LON E 'IS or GREIIIIAIRS will not be torn in future if PRI N( '9 RUSST 4 4. 01 L wed constantly to awisten the Hair when dress! LT. It is proveti•the hti: end most wholesome preparation hi the universe for the Hair, and is to great a tiourib .e. if t set constAnt, ueter a Hair will fill odor turn Grey; in short, where there is a If lir h% n'ttuye and it Ws got thin or bald, anal the les.t roots re nitle, hr losing the RN's' iti Oil fetrtilari, )031 may rely on its being restored. Pro note. Kleloroo Whisicrr:, nod will prevent Whiskers turning Readtsit or Grey. Is used lb. Kb's! 11 , *.tun II v and Ladies and Gent lemen rf distinction. Observe, the rover of each bottle ha. a British Government fltmnp, therefore any Sharks, per or Hair-dresser Russia Oil. under aro pretence whale er, v out " N r. Prierv" printed in the British Government St imp, are iinpustuts nod sellirs of counterfeits. .4 sk for Priuce's Russia Oil et 9s. per bottle, or one bottle containing four small at 11. V., or six laree at Si. duty incheded. Sold by the Proprietor, Prince, Dent est.—Observe, it is not a Shop—exactly op. ',eche No. S ; the numbers are irregular in John-street, Oxford sheet.—Lrdles or Gentleman sending aervants for Ititssia Oil will be particohrt to give them Airy ctiol.• as above, as there are petty shops in John-street, 13 well as in ,other streets, that sell enun•erfeit Russia Oil. . Sold a!to by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty. New Rentl-etseet: flacon, 150, Oxford-street ; Whhera, 1.'29. Strand; DAV icon, !en, Fleet-street ; itt=e. 64. Cheapsitio: Rnltar, Tutt, Royal Exchange; and hued principal Perfumers and Mediriue Willem . thieverel Ludt : espial Gentlemen who lead used the Rutsla Oil for yean, and from ute use oftkakalear 1 sot A Hair fell o f f er turned Grey . hut being persuade:l to use her Oils.thgassa artised, as they are cimearer. hut he the end foend them dearest, theirilfeie off or turned Grey, leave declared that 111..1 will t . ..e no other than the Itualtraq utwre; Is the hest for moistenin; the Hair *lieu dressing s real or fikketilor. GREY 14431t119TTY WHISKER.; are a ereat disSettrement to Gentlemen.. Ladies or fitilblaiaa making trial ail( be convinced of the ,Wiley of PRINCE'S; DYE, brier eo4napretetthat no doebt now remain; of making Grey er Carron,. Hair dirk or 4lailk tamped lately. Observe, t''ere have been many attempt.; to ore?' pare all kW firm sloylhr purpose hut haVr railed ;Illy Gentleman leaving Ear.. rotty or Grey Whiskers kailing on• Mr. P. will be convinced of the efficacy of the Russian Dye.in a. few minute:. Several Littler; have sleetareit that for-years they , had beet; obliged to wear false Ha;r, although having toleraltly rood Hair of theft nun, but it brine trey at.an early age, they mete I—commended to mike a fair trial, and. in, short time, so great was the addition. chat they left off the fare Hair, and has made their bead o: Hair have the youthful appearance as when twenty years of arm. Ask for • Prince's Dye." Half-a-Guinea a bottle, or a dozen bottles O. Ladiesaud Gentlemen residing in the Country, by inclocin.:.: a pee Pc.etud Not* in a letter to the Proprietor, will receive h; return of Coach One Guinea's w4rth. Merchants, Captains, and Country Sllnpicrepers. Yeentilmr their Orders to ant Who'esale Perfumer's. or Medicine Vender's, they deal with In London, will re ceive lihrrAl allowance. •.* Be ears to ardor P4ilex's Russia Oil, counteersitti. , or Prbaces Dpe, as them are umay