The National Register. — London, England, 1814-09-18 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGIST ROYAL PATRONAGE. JAMES'S TRULY CELEBRATED LAVENDER WATER. This odoriferous subtle fluid is the richest and most refreshing per fume in the universe, in price unrivalled, and being trebly distilled With very little heat, possesses all the balmy fragrance of the freshest towers, and 13:•ing naturally volatile, speedily diliises irs aromatic ce plia is and nervine virtues through the most spacious apartment!, while the fragrancy of its scent revives every person around : it is in the daily use y Royalty itself, and a most necessary appendage to •very ftshionasle toilette ; a few drops on a pocket-handkerchief will be more grateful and rertshing in places of public amusement, or crowded as emblies, thin any other preparation. James's celebrated Lavender Water is suf.! wholesale, retail, and for exportation, at his Wareh use. .20, Soutliampton-street, strand • and by all respectable Perfumers in town rind ..ountry, at the very ;educed price of Ss. the glint bottle, or one doze') for SOs. - LaNDON MAIIKE - SEPT. ~ .. CORN-11XCHANGIE, MONDAY, SM. 12. • We had a middling supply of new Wheat front Essex this awn. ing, but very little old, and the quantity of the new being in ga. neral very inferior, caused a "Kish sale for fine old, which told U. per qr. higher tban on fait Momf ty. Barley is dull sale, and per qr. cheaper. Beans and White Ptai are is. per qr. higher. Fine-Oats sell readily at last week's prices. In other articles no. alteration. a. l b polaad Oats 11 a M Potatoe ditto sr* a as Vino Flour ?V a 7b Second do. •5 a 70 Rape Mimi a Esti a XVI e. a. Wheat .. SI a In Fine ditto .. GS a be KV/ .. Se a 4 auger ....... IS a SO Malt a. a. White Paw SO a be Greg Pease 44 a 411 Beans 44 a 46 Ticks Oats r FRIDAY.. SEPT. 16. Our Wheat market was pretty lively to-day. fur fine sampleP, hay in few 'fresh arrival., and from ls. to tit. per quarter dearer.— Parley was dull in sate, nig! f • nll 40. per quarter chaaper.-t—Beans of good quality are a trifle dearen—There have been few arrivals of Oats 'Wee Monday, and the demand for good qualities enabled such to ohtfin I 4. per qr. advance.—Otlier articles nearly as above quoted.. LOWE'i PATENT SHIRTING CLOTH. The only Mhnnlacture in Great Britain in which the advantages of English Flax and C'ittun are united in one Thread. EstablWied in 1808. - • * Its peculiar texture frees it from the injurious cold or chill expo timed in the wear of Irish or other Linens, a►►d the unpleasant sensation peculiar to Fabrics made wholly of Cotton. For &lability, beautiful appearance, comfort in wear, anti great economy, this Manufacture (after five year', trial) stands unrivalled. Sold at about half the price of kith or other fine Linens, at the Patentee's Warehouse; 154, Cheapsidc, near St. Paul's, and Hard ing %nd ro. 89. Pall-mall. at • * `this Manufacture, after several years extensive sale; hating ac quired such distinguished patronage and approbatinii, as to induce some Shopkeepers to offcr articles under various new titles of Imperial Patent Sibling. Twine Cloth, 4-c., all of which are made of Cotton, and the prii perties of Calico being so generally and well known, require no comment. PRINCE, after spending thousands to make the RUSSIA OIL known, proved by the Proprietors pi the principal Newspapers in London, a set of villains, envious and ill disposed perenstli, regardless of their own reputation, and the injury they do to 'be Proprietor and the Public, aiming solely at their own pectini iry profits, have im posed, and continue imposing counterfeits. There are many who have used Russia Oil without benefit, on account of being taken in by the impostors, who sold them counterfeits, particularly in the country, but there are thousands of Ladies and Genthmen who have used Pi ince's Russia Oil, and have decl.ired they will use no other than Prince's Russia Oil. is proved the best and vvholesnMest Oil In the universe for moistening the hair, when dressing real or filse hair, and is so great a nottrisher, improving, preserving, and'beautifying the hair of Ladies and Gentlemen, and Children ; and if used constantly, slot a hair will fall off or turn grey, and makes weak hair grow tlpck and long; where there is hair by nature, and - it has . got thin or held, by using Prince's Russia' Oil regularly, if - the least roots, w 1 be restored. Thousands of Gentlemen that were bald have declared, after using Prince's Russia Oil regularly, the bald places became covered with lair ; promotes eye-brows, whiskers.—Ladies will find it preferablt to any article when dressing real or false hair, as it curls the hair which way they like. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use it instead of pomatum, as It is well known pow..er makes heir dry, fall off, or turn grey ; but Prince's Russia Oil is such a ncltirilier to the hair, if used constant when dressing, not a hair will fi. 41* or turn grey. Soil, Prince's Plain Russia Oil 2s. 61. or a bottle containing five smaller ones lOs. 6d.; but Print e's A.-ofnatic Russia Oil at Bs. per bottle, or a bottle containing tour. for , 4..25. which is a saving of 10s. or six larg,e bottles 51. is yet a greater saving. —Observe, even Prince's Plain Russia Oil is better than all other oils for the hair, and is eq ttal in every respect for the hair tin: same as Prince's Aromatic Russia Oil ; but Prince's Aromatic Rus.;ia Oil has an additional aromatc in gredient in it, that is proved when used for the hair, will prevent catching diseases, such as plagues, fevers, and other prevalent disor lets. Sold, wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Proprietor, Mr. Prince, John-street, fi - d-street, London; and by most prin. sipal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. Merchants and Captains ought to be cautious, who have orders, or send Russia Oil abroad, to have Pr4ice's Russia Oil, that is the only genuine, as there are Perfumers ‘vlio sell Counterfeits.--In the Direc tions am! Bill sealed up with each Bottle, it is proved, whoever sells Russia Oil, under any pretence ‘vhalever, that is net Prince's, are lmvstors, as telling Counterfeits to their Customers. at late prices—Qsartera Loaf Whetters 131 ‘MRBA ♦VERAGE PRICE OW raft TUN WUBIL Saclliad Wales. Scotland. e. d. s. d. Whitt 44 .... Berkey • IS 1 .... 43 li 3 3 *5 9 'ORN, PER QUARTER. muss •SHPT. 10. England & Mien. Scotland s. 4. s. 4. Beans Pease Oatmeal— lien[ or Mew CURRENT PRICES OF EU *ma to [coos to a. P . I. S. stint -*9 - 1•4 • St: ICkts It Mont- 100.. 1 nano. or Eiovaloo..llo Tobago& St. Vit. ft ..1 Emu. Nov &Tor. 100..1 OS trinp.ot & Dom. 95..1210 Gronathi Mimeo. 111-105 St. TriOdad 95.:1 of Jamaica brows 09..101 Fast Iti tot I If', 106..114 Ground ati)s.. 116 It.. i t't facet.. too—lto ; AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, ;AR. 411 1 SI 4 A - _ _ 119 P. S. Lila brown ....150 . ; . ..161 S▪ ing.lualnumn 166 .. • ..... . best —l6l —l6l Pow elvi- loares..l6S Hatetwo' d0....1.60 —VA Consented 'nets the Statuses made- In the We*sk endieg sgrT. it, it Its. ,61 I. Per riellefile of the Doti) of Column paid or pay , h e thereon on the Import. tt.er•-of into Groat Bihain.—[From Saturday's Gazette.] PRIG 0, exITH a. d. 4. d. Neer * tab 11 litton.... 6 4 a 6 4 Veal read R Pork n a 4 o 14mb ss 7 4 M/LATi larDAY, SEPT. 16. • MIMS t re & Ls.% DEA 1141 E. m sigh Or 'ATTU! a: u• Carcase s. 4. s. it sistrurytr.o „ Beef 4 0 a 5 a Reasts, about ...„ 764 if Mutton 4 4 a 6 4 Sheep .3t Lambs.. 7470' 6 Veal 4 S a 6 rt C alves Pigs l t e n e;; i rfmkb..... ti 036 4 HAY AND STRAW, I'ER LOAD. d. t . d. Average £. s• d. Hay .. 7 0 ST. JAMES'S / C toyer 0 0 Straw . 1 19 sCloverlia . WHITECHAPEL , i Straw SMITHFIELD i Clover Straw COAL MARKET. 'nollll, )111. oabiO - 410 0 a 0 0 0 0 a$ 11 0 O a 5 6 0 Oa6oo A a 4 4 0 6. 5 5 0 a a 7 lt► 0 Oa 1100 ItCps sold. st pet Ships Mom)* Y, SEPT . 12.. r Chahlron of 36 bushels, 1 I at Market. Ships s ea Newcastle IS, 1 Sunderland I O Sto:ie Coal 0 O Cinders U O Cults 0 b Newcastle b O Sunderland 0 O Welch Coal 0 O Cinders O Scotch Coal 761 Newcastle to Sunderland O I li'elch Coal O Calm O Cinders Delivered at 13s. advance on the WSDNIbDAY I • • •• 11.. FRIDAY, 16.. Lesiva Printed and Published by HENRY 1-LAY at No. 11, Newcastle-Street,Straud; and forwarded by all Ncvvarnen,Clerks of the Reads, and Booksellers throughout the United liingdom, free ofklostage into the Country, at lob. 31 , 1, per quarter. 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