The National Register. — London, England, 1813-05-02 00:00:00

TITE NA Just Published, pe ice °ta. lid. sewed, consist inglof He•irl. tfio e1o•ely printed page• • in limo.. on fine yellow vilvc paper, ECCENTRIC EFFUSIONS, consisting •f POEMS —Humorous, Satirical, Sentimental, and Moral. Written. By J. H. Prince. " Seria cum pcssim, plod delectantia mallus scribere, to causa es lector." Martial. London : Sold by Sheerwood, Neely, anffiones, Paternoster Row, sad all Book sellet s. ALL the PLATES are to he DESTROYED in Dr. THORNTON's ROYAI. ROTA NIC A L LOTTEktY, inioiediateh% after the Drawing, agreeably to`the Act of Parliain:•4o ; consequently /the PRIZES, which are uow ekitnated at a CtLoo:.. ill rise con%iderahly in Virue. Tickets for the abov.• Lotter are gelling' at ! 55. each, by MA ILTIN, ft, Upper flerkley-Str. Poittnan-Square, Wino will present, Gratis, to ever) Puicliaser, a striking - Likeness of the PRA VE COSSACK! DRAWS ON THURSDAY NEXT. The FIRST-DILA is N TieKra w, I receive the GRA ND PRIZE, 'Tint , the Gallery 111 Paisitiav,s, by the tint Masters, viz. Opie ' lteinagle, aid other distinguished Artists; together with a thatch Paiatiug of Li;+n:r,in, the only original one in the World, valued ar o f*ott. Thu 199 'lest drawn Tickets will each receive a most -plendid series of grand station:a works, on the suiject Botats), in five volt. foilo, with several hundred beau , Will Engravings, Bartolozzi, Landseer, &Aura, and others; each bet va!u• ed so. Tho 40 next drawn Tickets will rceeive• a complete Portfolio of Botanical Pi ini : v alued each. Tit 800 next drliwit Tickets will etch receive a grand Botanical Work, called, 46 The Temple of Flora." valued ar,El5 etch. The v.oott next drawn Tickt ts tt itt each receive -too Plates; valued at £5 each. The 7,000 next drawn Tickets will each receive JOo Plats; ; valued at £3 each. Ladies and Gentlemen in the country, send ing their ()idea to No. S,Corubill, sill be supplied by return of Post. SPYRING AND 314RSDENN IA 01011 ACID FOR. SAUCE, _l4c. • This Acid fur the ta:de (wbich, from its being a tine powder combined with the fragrance of the_ iron Peel, would he p•nerally approved of if it was better 'known) has been mostly confiaed to persons of high rank, and only requires a trial and sufficient publicity t- become general whenever Lemons are wanted for domes' tic Purposes: There is a direction on the bottit for Punch. Lemonade. &c. Ake. It is sold at the followinr. Italian Warehouses:•—Thomas, Brown. and Ball, Bond-street; Mackor a:.d Avelhe, Pieced illy . Price, Haymarket; Pressy and Barclay, Oxford-street; Plaistow, Pall-Mill; Stinton, St. James's-street; West, Bing-street, Sobo ; Lazenby. Edward-street, Portman-square ; Rawlinson. Great Portland-sheet : Atkinson, nagger, and West. Oxford-street ; Davis, Great Bus sell-street Avenue . , Gloucester-street, BI •omsbury; Wrig,lit, Lamb's (oidnit street; Powell and Son, Shout and Son, Merchant, Holborn Hurcotnbe. St. Paul's Ch urch-y ard ; Ha le and. Fenner., Poultry ; Cribb, Lombard-street; Hale., Birebin-lane and Cornhill; • 11111 h, Lealleahall-street ; Stokes, Fenchurch-street ; Gregory, Gracechurch-street; YOutig, Wapping : Sititpson, Fleet-street ; Hickson and Hodson, Strand ; Riches. Prinkesgfreet, Westmin• ter ; it is also told by Druggists, Coulectioners., aed Patent Medicine Wa ebouses, in betties 29. fid. : Please to notice the names of Swing and Mar lea en the wrappers, as no other is genuine. IMPROVEMENTS ON LAMPS.—J. SMETHURST and Co. i. 3 New Sono-street. solicit the Public to view their STOCK of PATENT LA MPS at their Warehouse and Shew Room;, were the greatest variety is kept for inspection of any house in town. Their irnprosed Grecian Lust res, and other hanging Lamps, may he used in the most elegant apartments, dining and drawing rooms, side boards, libraries, halls, billiard tables, and where• er a great and pleasant light is required." Their mach-admired Patent Moon Lamp, they flatter themselves, is the most important discovery ever made in the principle of Lamps, by the oil ris ing to the wick without a fountain, and the keted effluvia of the oil beiag entirely consumed in the name. which is thereby rendered white and brilliant, and every Single light equal to th a t of six wax candles, at the expellee of only one. They are used for drawing .room and di-ner tables, sideboards, book-cases, &c. and are as elegant and as ornamental as they are useful. Other persons selling Lamps upon J. S. and Co.': patent principle, without their mines on the label, is an Lifringement on their right, and an impo,ition on the public. and e ill, upon in vestigation, be found inferior to theirs, both in workmanship and utility. Old Brass Lamps with fountains altered to the new principle. eporinaceti anti other Lamp Oils genuine. 4N ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE ASSEMBLAGE, OF URNITURE, AND OTHER VALUABLE: EFFECTS, Handsome Town-built Modern Chariot, beautiful Grecian Lustre, superb Parlour and Drawing-ro►m Furniture : Comprising a set of scarlet morine winnow curtain—ll Trafalgar chairs, with .red Morocco seats —chintz drapery curtain, with chairs and eouches en suite—ele gant rose wood and mahogany pedestil card and sofa tables—large Trafalgar side boards —fine cut glass—china—table and bed linen.i&c. &c. the genuine propert) of An Officer of Rank ordered to Germany. l'O BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. WILSON and SON, on the Premises, Nc. 15, Duke-street, Manches ter-square, Te-morrow and following Day, at Twelve o'Clock. All the Elegant Furniture ; comprising elegant lofty maho:,•auy four-post, canopy Alan aa4l cottage bedsteads, with rich chinas hanging', excellent goose beet• and suitable bedding: capital eating parlour furniture, in Trafalgar and Greelan petle tal sideboards—Trafalgar card, Pembroke, and sofa tables—patent and other din ing tables—card, Pembroke, sofa and 100 tables—ladies' work and dressing ditto— large secretary bookcases of exquisite workmanship—wardrobes—double and single liOmmode drawers—cylinder writing desk—gentleman's shaving and dressing case— large chimney, glasses in elegant frames—large con•. ex mirrors—fine cut alas" of every de4criptiop—elegant China In tea, supper, and table !wry icy; —large Tnrke4 Brussels, and Wilton carpets—brilliant lustre camileeticks— doe table and bed linen—kitchen requisites, &c. Catalogues to-be had on the Premises. • M%Y 9. THURSDAY. ST -ALL PRIZES !!—NO BLANKS. On tit* 6tb of May. *NMI Tickets. tituniwred from No. I to 9notion. SCHEME.- S of tn. WI. are 6n.0001.-3 of In.oool. are 3n,0061.-4 of totnni. are 6.00111.-..4 of Aini. are 6pool.—ti of 500 are 4,0001.-10 of Sad are 3,oent. ' S of ittol. are 4,0001.--to of MIL are tool .-44) of Sot. are 1,1 , 01.—50 of 401. me 40 01.--10,onn of 101. &c. &c. are 0 : 10 . 00 01.-10,159 nisei— woo" O. The first drawn 1,001 Blanks, sm. e ac h Qflopoi. The second drawn I.oleo Blanks 101. each .. 10, 1 001. Every Prize paid in Money as soon as Drawn. T. MR, the Contractor, respectfully adviies an immediate Purchase. sad' should Persons in the Country fin I any ilifilculty In zettinz suppled bt the Acents , he favour of their Orders to 4, CORNUILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS, sill in; phnctnally attended to. N.B. The Drawing b *gilts neat Thursday. LONDON MARKETS. CORN•EXCKANGE. MONDAY, APRIL 46. Onr market ...as well supplied with Wheat this day, when that of fine quality sold 3s. per qr. cheaper than tot last Monday, and the isileri..r sorts from 4s. to 5s per qr. lower. Fine Barley 3e. per qr. dearer than last Monday ; having but little at market, met ready sale. Malt continues dull sale. Grey Peas are considerably cheapest', and heavy sale. Oats are 2e. ver qr. lower. In Beans, White Peas, and other ar. tides no alteration. s. s. I s. 1. 1. s. Wheat Ins aHs Mike Pease 39 a 05 Poland 0 its 94 a 4& Fine ditto .. 115 a 135 1 Grey Pease 70 a 72 Potatoe ditto 49 ait It.‘e Bailey Malt rAt REGISTER. mo gr oin e mpi-nommismeirmimm. NEXT TH THE STATE LOTT ERY— A L _ _ PRICE O SMITH H. fl• F. fl• - 111EAD3 OF CATTLIE AT 3 Carcase s. d. a. d. Beef 6 0 a 7 0 SMITHFIELD i i Beef h 4a 6 8 Mutton—. 6 Sa 7 4 Beasta.about .... 6 0 0 ii 2.lluttuis S 0a 6 4 Veal 6 8a 7 8 Sheep &Lambs 5090 1 Veal b 8a 7 4 Pork 7 0a 8 4 ( alses l7O II Pork 7 0a 8 4 Lamb 7 0a 9 0 Pigs 270 U lamb 6 0 a 111 4 BAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD. I.s. 6. X. s. d. X. •. d Hay .. 2in o a 5 to 0 Average 6 0 0 ST. JAMES'S /never nftnaono Straw . I 10 0 a 1 1 0 110..4 4011'5100 . WHITECHAFEL ICluver 6to 0. a Ito o 0 7 0 0 Straw 1 16 0 a 2 4 0 . . 9 0 !lay .. 5 0 0 • 9 le n SMITHFIELD (!lovt:r 6 6 0 a 7 0 0 . . 613 6 Straw 1 16 0 a 51 S 0 LONOPH Printed and Published by HENRY HAY at No. 11, Newcastle-Street, Strand ; an d f o r war d e d by all Newsmen, the Clerks of • Routs, and Auoksetlers throughottt the United kingdom, free of Postage, into the Country, at 1011. 3id. per quarter. 111116\ YRIDAY, APRIL 30. The supply of every article since last Moneay has been but scanty ; and this day we had a pretty hi isk demand, which produced some ad. vance.—Barley, Beans, and Oats, are each about 1•. per quarter dearer. —Other kinds of grain meet ready sales at a trifling advance. [Front last Night's Gazette.] AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, PER QUARTER. Fol, TUE 'ME ENDING APRIL 21. England & Wales. Scotland. England & Wattle. Scotland. s. d. s. A. s. 4. 1. ft. Wheat Rye Willey •ats 011 EItEAD continues at late prices—the Quartern Loaf wheaten ISW. CUR ,RENT PRICES OF SU AR. from to s. s. Amtipla SS .. 95 Minion. or BrownBs .. 94 Dom. Nev &Tun St .. 93 Grenada Aluscov.S.l .. G 7 Jamaica brown 84 good.. .99 .. 91 flue ....93 96 fro4ll to from to St. Kitts & Mont 1 , 46 .. 95 I Lps brown ... A 1 ..li9 Tobago & St. Vir.s3 .. 90 ... Atte l-2 G... Surinam & Dem. S 1 .. SI I Sing.loa brown lit) ..lit St. Trinidad .. 91 ..... best East India S l .. 91 Powder 10ave5..194 34) Ground tips 79 SO Ilambro' do. ...126 .1.14 faces ..S6 .. 88 i bloiastes __ 44 a AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Comptiled from the Returns made in the Week ending APRIL L 9, Is 575. 1 itt. per cwt. exclusive of the Duty of Cu,toins paid or ply able thereon ou the Import. ation thereof into Great Britain.—(From Saturday's Gazette.] MEAT, F RIDAY, APRIL 3A. SEMOATS & LitADENHALL. 1 1