The National Register. — London, England, 1812-07-12 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER. 4 1111011SN!A COT. on the BANKS of the THAMES, ne r .t.e SOLD—By AUC EION —By Mr. PHILLIPS, t•a cv; Es•ents.. New Road-street, ou Monday, Jul: . .2i, at One, unless an aecept side otier is pre ions7y made. Tltis coTTAGr. Berea/ !mites in its strtict::re simplicity and elegance, with alsatodzat ascommed nion for a Respectable Family; comprising seven princi pal and sezauttl .ry chanbers, partly opening to balcenies (commanding beatnifttl pre az , ects) a dr ,wint and dining ruom '2•2 anti -20 feet by It, with statuary rhint saet pieces. and eorresn!mticatlY decorated, e ,, aull'hou , e and stabling for four horse=, an•' est ry requisite ett,•e. green-hewe, kit-sh.•n and fruit gardens, partly . wiled, .I‘ati ly giants with standard and wall fruits, pleasure ground laid out u ith taste, Ind two verdant paddocks, intersected and hounded by walks fenced ht :lima:Lets of flowing shrubs and evergreens, in a healthy state. —The Sitnation is dittivniished for its roonantie and pi..tureopt: Bean ces, and the diversity (71 encb'fintiog Scenery by w itich it ice nay ironed, re!reshed by an extended reach of the Thames, which hczirths the mentions • In front its re:lr is svreened by a hanging wood from the north-east w i n d 4. Th e costae and offices have been nearly rebuilt within the last four •cars, aril are h z holly seited on a gently sloping acclivity, in the centre of its own grounds, comprising about five acres, and embrace from a Terrace %Valk, which ram.es along the (-rout' of the bill, a variety of pleas , ng objects on each sPe the Thame4. A plenittoie of fishing and field Sports may be enjoyed. and bovntis are kept in the vicinity; the r...lvectability of which is of the highest class. Dis tant from Henley 1 mile, 7 of Marlow, 9 of Maidenhead, S of Reading, 13 of Windsor, and .35 of Londan. To be N inwed by Ti Itets only, every day, between In and 4 ; to be bad of Mr. T. Cooper, solicitor. Henley ; and Mr. Phillips, :3, New Bond-street. where printed Part:eulais may he had: also at the Crown, Reading; Red Lion. Henley; Castle, Windsor; and of the Printers of the Nen hery and Reading Papers, and Bath Chronicle. TAYLOR'S INVERTED GRAND PIANO TORTE. The principal motives of this Instrument is taking Irss room than other !grand in struments : by the construction it stands firmer and longer in tune, and a free bril liant powerful tone, with pleasant torch, and allowed by eminent judges to be the most suitable to the human voice in singitnr.—Price (sit octaves and a half) from GO to for guineas. —Very convenient to send abroad. Old Instrument`; taken in exchange. Several to sea, of different descriptions, second hand.—Upright Horizontal Grand and Square Piano Furtes.—No. 55, Up per Broois-street, Grosvenor-square. N. B. Considerable allowance made to the Profession and Merchants. TILE PANHARMONICON EXHIBITION OF MUSIC, B i MECHAN-ICAL PO 111.. Z., Equally grand as a Full Oechestra Band, invented by Mr. GunK from Vienna, is again opened with Maw Music, at the Royal Great Rooms. Spring Gardens, Char in^.-cross.—This Pmassirmonicon consists of -2 lo Mstrical Instruments, v iz. French Horns, Trumpets, Kettly-drum", Oboes, ('1 trim-ts, t assonns, Cymbals. Trian7tet, Goat Drum, mut German V: tits-a—performing the most select pieces of Military 1%11:- sic, composed by Mozart, Ilnydn, livontuer. From ows till four, and foom seven till ten in the evening.—Admission, Is. Gd. N.B. 'lice whole of the Music is ptrrer.ttel in each hour. LONDON MARKETS. JULY 12. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JULY 5. The fresh arrivals of Wheat to day make a tolerable su Sampl e , of tine quality in demand, and the general sales fully at last price s quoted. Rye, with Barley and Malt, each at little fluctuatio n , White Peas dull in Sale, very tew Grey : Beans of cult sort, likewise fully keep their price: Oats have arrived in . tolerable su ppl y, di „ : 'this article is named nearly at the last quotation. s. A. R. (I. Vl' heat Fiat. glitto 162 a 165 f Gro) Prate 75 a SO 11.‘e Barley Malt P.4and Olt% 61 . a 62 Potatoe ditto fit a C Fine Flour IIS a lid St-cood 10. 110 a Ili nape Seed iiaibv FRIDAY, JULY 10. The Mealing Trade was very dull, both on Wednesday and to-da. —Wheat at a reductio►► of 2i. and per quarter.—Malt cheave . ; , and Oats rather lower, having a tolerable supply of the latter on hand. AVERAGE PRICE OF C r , -)R. THE WEEI: rNni [4"rum Saturday England & Wales. Scotland. s. (1. s. (1. Wheat IL.ye 90 0 .... 64 0 Barley 77 0 .... 6.3 6 Oafs 1:ORN, PER QUARTER. ITNG JULY TliF. 4ril. Night's Gatate.l & W ales. Scot la4J, s. ti. s. 75 7 5l 1.1 7 . 3 4 b I 6 3l; I) PRICE OF 'Fneulay the price of Bread advanced ( Peek Imal wheaten, making the Qaartern Beans Pease Oatmeal klz•itr or 13;4r. ' BREAD. :agree - 110y to the Aet) One Nony in tLe Loaf 21)11. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Computed from the Re:urns mule in the Weak U u JULY S, is Cis. M. per cwt. exclusive of the Duty of Customs paid or p enable thel - eou on the Impost. at i,:n thereof into Great Britain. —[From Saturday's Gazette.) cult RENT PRICES OF SU! AR. from s. from Antigua . R. St. Kitts & Mont 6S .. 75 Tnltg•n& St .. 74 Surinam & Dem. 66 .. 67 Rt. Trinidad GS .. F.liAt India 37 .. Est (round tips r 7 faces .. fror to S. S. Lps brown nl .. 9! 99 _lO5 Sins.loa brown ya .. 99 tinwo. or Brown6S _ SO Dom. Nev &Tor. 6S .. Grenada Niuscov.64 _ 7.2 Jamaica brown-6 S.. 69 good_ .7a .. iL tine .. %.9 best ..102 ..107 Powder 100%ei.. ..104 11atd10u' d 0.... 1 , 7 ..Io' 11 - PATENT OU I SIPE SUN-SHADES. The Proprietor! wi-li to twik:f known more particularly at this cca.on this ranch impro% et; .trticle, which has the peculi it advantage Of admitting a free circulation of air, and offers but litth! obit rotetir,n to the view; tt:ey draw up with tho !zreatc4 once, aacl arc not liable to iainre from the weather. The numbers continually made for town and country host besvait tiair utility. Made at D.tu . es wad Newtoa's Blind Mauttfactory,l39, Dean-street, Soho. MONEY It INS “"fIONe% Mr. Iltu. ARS' falters hitntelf that his con n ections in this line are such as to pre clude all idea of del ty. Where re; , l stru t i t le:, whOher perslual or °them' i 41., ap pear, Money to any autrunt aiii hr einmt.littely advancel, Ile trusts the honour, serre^y, and dispatch, with which he has fur many years neg•oti tel all concerns or litk nature, remain tite plot des for future co.ifluct. —Personal attendance every day from tit - o till six.—Letter: (post paid) duly att...iide:?. tu. tic. 6S, Charluttt,-4re.:t, Portiant:-plitce. ICED or craw 11ATR, mei! etroclually and permanently chanced to beautiful and natural %bade , . of Brown or lil L b) DA 1 NAL COMPOUND.which ha. hero cdlebratt-t1 these thirty oars pact for it. superlor merit in producing the 7,l>ove effect to admiration. The ahove inimit•odo Co-:limn:ld can only be had ge 1, ttine at the Proprietor. No. bO, tiw !How-stria.% f. 1.6.1:: I.tanove.r square : and by big appointiner.t, at No. 7, TaviQt.;clc-.treet, Covent-gardon ard itandalt's, 11.nai Exchange G bottles at Ls. each, with proper directions for whirl arc phiu and simroo. RED on. (MEI' 11. COT.T.F.Y.ApprPntice aid Pore:nail to the hte Mr. ;Mather, contl ! eei per to a;Inl) (iod i•e11‘) i Composition ' which, by one applic.nion„ will 11,41 or (ire Korbrows, &c. to a beautiful 1) r 11... , ..1n or • 'chi'. Composition is clean, i:lnscein, anti effectual: can be had, reuuiiue, at 'rorner'... I.:1. Oxf;11-4t....et. oppositd lilt-mood Plate, 'Anion, in parked for the Iltir. at 11. ls. anti for the Eettrows, &c. at Vs. Cd.—Plea;e to he particular to the n:>,-n{• ant numher of the home. as a person very uear has copied tuy advertiFe meats, and is ii.vpi,ing si•r% ile imitation. l:tr 11r:Dit 1 N 1.,F: iUS zON. INIPORTANT CAUTION TO THE PUlllAt.—A'3rior,-; attrimptn. hlv Ile: lit terl been innile to i!nitme the re trine for • and some other,: pretending. to the Sole Vender: . of that :11....:1'eine,J. 1):g:1.,(' It 01 foils it hieumbent 'Toil hint (to pre:et - it aoy ion) to inforo% the Poli tic, that he eantionthsw er for ti , .. venuiiieness of :my but v. hero Sii evoi ore i% titPxe4l arro , s Coich bottle mer the Ooinp. DUL %% ill Ile ;1141WIT for any, if such siatct tr,rrshould he hi ally wi:ze torn, or the Iktfiel orpre , al»g tho origioal ilepot of the IE3II Nes' lel mile 56. Polaisil-street, and S.i. Old lluml-,treet, where tli,igeouine Cote i 4 to he hall, at 4s. per bottle, and which lia4 never failed (,iuct; first Introduced to the Public by. him four )ears ago) to have the desired eitect. . .. . . . . Lempor : Printed and Published fry 11. HAY, No. 357, Corner of Exeter 'Clump., Strand ;_ and forwarded by all New,tnetit ll' e Corks of Roads, and Zooltsellers throughout th* United Kit•lg('.orn, free of postat,;•:, into the Country at 10s. :.$O. per titiautet. MEAT, FRIDAY S JULY 10. PRICE OE a Milltri O. fl. G. d. boa 6 0 5 6 sl 6 i 5 A ar, 8 Beef Mutton Veal 'IRLD. Pork h & a 6 s Lani!) NEvranTr: & LEADENHATI. UEADS OF TATTLE AT SMTOVIELD Ilea4,z, about ... 550 Slte! , p Cakes Pike OlO laic:age S. d. 4. d. reef 4 4 a 5 4 Mutton I ia6 Veal 4 Ka6 4 Port 3 4 a G Tottnh . 5 016 4 AND sTRA W 1 PEH. LOAD. £. c. d . -P. s. IL 3 113 y .. s I!) 0 a 7 0 0 ST. JAMES'S Clover 0 40 n a 0 .Straw . 3 0 0 a 3 I 3 0 cHa} 0 0 a 7 0 0 WHITECHAPEL ;Closer 7 0 0 a 8 0 (1 Straw 11 8 0 .4 3 14; ltay .. 6 6 0 • 6 I.i 0 SMITHFIELD Clover 710 0 a 8 0 0 straw 3 9 0 a 3 0 HAY s. Averace b 7 0 0 0 6 6 U o 7 10 o 3 13 0 lo 6 7 15 0 3 6 0 PRICE OF 110 I'S IN THE BOROUGH. Mir, X s' .E q• rocKI:Ts r. .. f.'.. Kent .. 4llia 6 to Kent SIIAS , "X • Fornlloot ------- . COA Ships sold, at per (Alai' SLipi at .Ia MONDAY, JULY 6 ... WEDNE,DAY, JULY S.. Frup.ty, JULY 10 .... Delivered at 211 1.41 MARKET Aron of 36 bust inert. SI ir!s, Lips 136. Newcastle ' Sunderland Scotch Coal Cinders Cahn Newcastle Sunderland Cinders Scotch Coal Cohn Newcastle Scotch Coal I Sunderland Colin Cinders 000 l Me; Att. 1 from Idvance on Coe abov - 0 —9 1 11 -- 0 a "'"' li -- 0 a - a s9)t a 506 4 9 a • 6 0 A. 41 -a 1 -0 a 441) a .51 S —0 a _0 a —0 a li - U a e 1 i 4 ,