The National Register. — London, England, 1813-05-30 00:00:00

352 TRANWORT-OfFICE, May 13, 1813. THE COMMISSIONERS for conducting HIS MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SFR VIC E,fi». taking CA 1( v: (t/SICK and WOUND ED SEAMEN, and for the CARE and CUSTODY of PRISON ErtS of WAR, do hereby give .N.,cice, that they wilt be ready at this Office. on Tl: EsD AY the Ist June. llstS,to rectire sealed lenders, and treac with such Persons as miry be rrillir ,g to Contract for VICTUALLING PRISONERS WAR in SICINESS at MILL PhlsON, ana boar LA CATON HOSPITAL at PLYMOUTH, for Six Months curtain from the ist July next. No Tender wi:l be received after One ()Clock on the day of Treaty nor.any aoliced unless the party, or an zlgent for him prrsonally attend. Each Toider must be accompanied by a idler from two respectable Per sons, engaging to become bound with the Person teiultring, in the Sum of 5001. for the due pa:brow:ice 4 the Contract. Farther Particulars may be known by applying at this Once; or to Capt. Pellowe, Mill Prison, Plymouth. PATENT WARNING WATCH. Under the immediate P►troiage of his Royal Highness the Duke of York. This truly ingenious and highly useful invention perfor►ns the part of a monitor, to remind the wearer of any number of appointments he may have to attend to in the course of a slay, without (Tie trouble of opening: the watch, and to awaken him at any time winked. The simplicity of this alarii deprives the wearer of all fear of deranging, and even allows him no opportunii t y of ►uismanagement, offering every desirable colarenience a moderate ezjwnee. ' Sold by the Manufacturer, C. H. V•ner, 9 4, Castle-street, Holborn. TO PLUMBERS, PAINTERS, AND GLAZIER& To be disposed of, at Mr. Samuel Pe , rce's Auctiihn Es:ate ()Rico, No la,Cornbill. The Lease a id Goodwill ~ f a - colicno.lious Shop and comfortable Family House. Garden. and pre.oiies, wi h an established Tra•le in the Painting. Glazing and Plumbing bu=i (whii.lt has been successfully carried on by the present proprietor, uho relimplish; son account of having eng'azied in another concern) eligibly situate in a resp ctable and r creasing Vicina!e, within 2 Miles of the Royal Exchange,--The PrerWses are 'vial!) adapted for any other Tr ad where Publicity is au object. Held for a lone ten.: at a !ow Rei.t. l'o be viewed with cards, uhich with deAcriptive }particulars ton) he had of Mr Samuel Peirce, Appraiser and Auctioneer, No 1:., CornT.ill, opposi:e the Bank of England. ALL MUST BE DRAWN NEXT FRIDAY. I . Prize of X 20,000 1 . . , of . 10, 0 00 . . . of . 2,0(H) 2 . . . of . 1 . . . of . 500 • 4 • • • of • Suo &c. Stc. &c. T. ESTI has again the pleasure to announce to his Friends the distinTuished favours of Fortune to bib Offices on the TN rd Day's Drawing (last Thursday), he having sold and shared the following Capital Prizes: — No. 9,190 18,131 6,650 11.515 16,11: 19,i5B 70 . 44 18,lel /AV 4,613 The 1)01:nate Pnrcliasers are lin ited to receive their Money, or exchange their Pt izes for the few undrawn Tickets and Shares now remaining un,q)l.l. 'Tis only to look at the State of the Wheel, to induce alt olio have chances to double them, add all who have none, to purchase Immediately at 4, COatilllLL, and 9. CHARING-CROSS, LONDON. LOWE'S PATENT ERUISH SHIRTING CLOTH; En:lish Flax mist Cotton united in the same Thread. and the only Manufacture of the kind is the United Kingdom. Ustablished in ISO's. This fabric combines the properties of great durability—beautiful appearance— plcasantnesi In wear, and more conducive to health in all seasons and climates than any other desoriptioa of Shirting cloth. every piece is as usual warranted and sold at the Patentee's original Warebonse, 154, Cheapside, near St. Paul's; klarding, Howell and Co. 89, Pali-mail and no other house is London. The Proprietor finds it necessary to state, In consequence of a house in Cheapside offering for sale an article termed Imperial Patent Cotton Thread Shirtings, that Lowe's manufacture is the only description of Shirting Cloth for which a patent has tiger been obtained; every piece of which has his signature, and any ether fabric. this Lowe's, sold iu imitation of, and as Patent Shirting Cloth, is sporiuns,and an kuposit!en on the Public. GEORGE LOWE, Patentee. Ne. 154, Cheapside, near St. Paul's. *.•As a Caution to gnard the Public against any future attempts at fraud and decop tier), the Proprietor has thought it necessary, in justice to himself, after many years labour and expense in bringing this article to its preient state of perfection, to add tlyi concluding remark of Jutb.•;e Gibbs.hefnre whom an Action (Lt,we v.Wood) was tried, and incontrovertibly decided in fa vol.r of the Patentezt last Hilary Term : •• that be (the Learned Judge) would consent to no cc, promise between the parties in this cause, but a distinct admissitat of ht r. Loa es Patent Right." dm. - jioNooN ; Printed and Published by HENRY HAY at No. 11, Newcastle-Street, Strand • and forwarded by all Newsmen, the Clerks of ' Roads, and Booksellers throughout the United Kingdom, free of Postage, into t he Country, at las. 3hd. per quarter. liih TILE NA TIONAL REGISTER,. mik LIG!IT WATEIL-PROOF BEAVER HAT s. FRANCIS and SAMUEL. EVELEIGIL No. 46. Queens street, Sumtbwalk, . - :Ppectfully inform the Puhlic that they Manufacture superior Light Water-proof 'saver Hats on an entirely new principle, warranted to resist the eff-•i•tb of rain and all kinds of damp, retaining their shape and beauty much loner than any ether Hats (the nap wearin; free to the last), and emtiently combh.in:r the ad vantages of lightness and diirahility.—Sold Retail by Francis Eveleigli. No, 50, Cheapside and by many of the respectable Hatters in Town and Country. CHAP LES BAYLY, Linon-draper to his Majesty, (late with C. Crook, and Company, Y. rk-s.fret, C:Arcnt•garden,) begs re.p.-ctfially inf-rm the Nobility and Pu c in general, that he has opcmd a `IOUS): at No 15, Henrietta-stree , C..vent-garden, where he has ON SALE a prime assortment of FOkEIGN I A E and IRISH L I NETNU;, SHEETINGS, and evel criptimi o: Lti.en Drapery of ine yen , best qoality ; and, t rinu the low price of ,11.0:ntactured g4iods, his 5t..4 being just purchased, he is enabled to charge his goods at .uch prices as will, he trusts, ui-.ure him a continuance 'of thole favour.. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MAY 24• The supply • , t Wheal to this day,s market was ra her small, Fine Wheat 1-oin Essex sod freely at rather better prices than were obtained I tst Monday. hut theme is no alteratto in the ordinary qualries which are taken off very Barley went freely at last week's prices the last from 6utf ilk obtained 575. to 58 , . per qr. and that from Norfolk 535. to 555. Beaus o,4lli:die the same. Oats are 2s. per br. cheaper. In other articles no alteration. Wheat 100 a It Fine ditto .. 115 a 1.44 , live Barley Malt a. s. s. s• White Pease 90 a 96 P-land Oats 4n a 54 Grey Pease 64 a 7$ Potatoe ditto 59 a se Beans SI a 99 Fine Floor 105 a 11 9 Ticks Oats FRIDAY, MAY 28. We have had several vessels from Suffolk with Wheat and Barley since Monday, which causes tbe.e articles to be dull in sale, but the prices are nearly as on that day. Beans es. per qr. lower. Pease are also heavy in sale. Oats teas risen in value about es. per qi . . at which advance it remains this day, altbou4li the buyers du not come - forward so readily. Other grain remains as noted above. FROM SATURDAY NIG111" GAZI TTE. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, PPR QUARTER. FOR THE Wigrii. ENDII.O MAY 2'2. England & Wales. Scotland. England & Wales. Scotland. s. tl. s. d. I s. 4. s. O. Wheat Rye 76 10 .... 70 i Pease Barley Oats 41 II .... 4l, II Beer 0 4 l 3 CURRENT PRICES OF SUGAR. from to from to 1 from to 11. B. B. II 1 A. B. Antigua 92 —lOO St. Kitts & Mont 91, —lOO Lps brown .... ..1211 %levee. or firown9i —l9 • Tobago &St Vir.9o .95 ....fine 130 .. Dom. Nev &Tor.%) .. 98 Surinam & Dem. SS .. 94 Sing.loa.browt , 130 .. .. Grenada Mut4cov.9l .. 96 St. Trinidad ....90 .. 9b Jamaica brown..93'.. 91 Eabt India , 48 ..100 Powder loavea..li4 ..140 good.. .97 .. 98 Ground rips SS .. liambro' d0.....126 ..I.IZ .fine ....SO ...100 .. ..... faces .. 4 4 . 4 48 5101100:e.... .....49 .. b 0 AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Compoted from the Returns made in the Week ending MAY -46, Is SS& 144 per cwt. exclusive of the Duty of Customs paid or p”able thereon on the Impart. ation thereof into Grad Britain.--[From Saturday's Gazette.] PRICE 4 0 2,4141 .. 41. a. 11. 6 8 a 7 8 Mutton 6 8 a 1 8 F MEAT, FRIDAY, MAY 28. 'MD. NEWGATR & LEADENIFIALL. IiCADS OF CATTLE AT 1 Carca 8. d. 8. d. srsiTHIFIELo s Beef b 8 a I S Beasts.ahout .... hIS ii Mutton 6 0a I 0 Sheep &Lambs 7000 I veal b 4a 7 4 Calves 2411 h il Pork 7 0a 8 A Pigs 270 II Lamb b 8a S 0 k Veal Pork 7 0 a 0 Lamb . : 6 8 a S 6 AND STRAWS PER LOAD. ,e. e. d. „ka.,. a. X. 4. d Hay .. 2 0 0 a 612 0 Avere 816 0 ST. JAMES'S /Clover 000 a 0 0 0 Straw . 1 16 0 a 9 8 0 Hay .. 440 a 650 . WHITECHAPEL Clover 610 0 a 710 0 Straw 114 0. 1 0 0 . ll7 0 Hay .. 4 10 A • b b 0 SMITHFIELD iClover 6410 a 6 10 0 .., 66 0 Straw 113 0 a 0-0 0 HAY - --71 .~