The National Register. — London, England, 1816-06-30 00:00:00

168 I>tvrvc lILI.L.—The first trial of this ingenious machine,. h is utiaehed to the Rt.wolute brie, under the direction li t NIL Sedley, King's Harbour Master for the Sound and part of Cato ater, took place in the latter harbour on Monday last, in the presence of numerous spectators in boats. Being lowered film the vessel with Fisher the diver, it remained suspended wider water nearly halt an hour, in order that be might ascertain the firmness of the ap pal:an.. Finding all cornet Ire made a signal of retail, and then went to the bottom in twenty-seven feet water, ac companied by Mr. Pope, shipbuilder, of Turn chapel, and two of Mr. Medley's boars crew, as volunteers. After explur ing the 'parlor regions for half an hour, thq mse and brought up with them a very large iron ladle, which had apparently lain in the water a considerable time. highly pleased wi , h their adventure, and without hosing sustained the least inconveni ence. 'flue light front the boil's eye reflectors enabled them to see clearly every thing jnst amend, And wheat they wished either to shift their situation or rise, it was done by striking the side of the hell one, two, three, or more times, with an iron !tawnier, which was distinctly heard by the persons in attend ance on board the vessel. The next experiment will be iii the hound. BIRTH. The Countess of Bristol, of a son. MARltffl) .A. M'Causland, Esq. of Cult lime (Londonderryl, to Joh*, ymtngest eau. of 11. Forssmann, Esq. of 9t. Petershsirgh.—At St. Pcterslairgh, W. Haggard, Esq. eldest son of W. H. Haggard. Esq. of Park -street, Wisitnunotr, to b:lizabeth, eldest dau. of Aleybohm, Esq. of St. Petersburgh, and relict of J. Meybohin, Esq.—C. Fielder, Fp+ of tit. Crass, to Miss Darns, eldes• dau. of Mr. Barns, brewer, of Winchester. :Manchester, J. Rushworth, Esq. of Elland, to Mary Ann, eldest dan. of the late C. Evans, Esq. of the General Post (flhee.—Mr. A. Macredie„ bookseller, of Edinburgh, to Harriet, dau. of the lar- Lieut. et .. Skelly, of 71th foot. —C. Hurmester, Barrister, son of 11. ittmties ter, Esq. of IVoodfonl-hridge, to :Miss Garden, only dam of .1. Garden. Eaq. of 111iitehall.place.--G. A. Woods, Eeq. of Isle of Man, to Anna M*ria, eldest dau. of the Rev. W. Coney, of Cookham, Berks.—The Ray. W. Gordon, jun. of Trin. Col. l'ambridge. A.M. to Louisa, only dam of T. Jervis, Eti. King's Conosel.—Capt. H. T. H. Collier, R.N. son of Adm. Sir G. (oilier, to Harriet, dau. of H. Nicholas, Esq. of Ashton E epics. Wilts.—Dr. Haworth, of Red Lion-square, to Mrs. Deacon. of Great Queen-street.—At Bermuda, Capt. Sir W. Haroaby, to Aim. Wood, widow of the late J. Wood, Esq.—Justinian. eldest soft of T. Alstan. Esq. of Odell Castle, Bedfordshire. to Marv, only dau. of Lieut. Gen. Kerr.—'l'he Hon. and Rev. H. C. Curt, brother of Earl Brownlow, to Anna Maria, eldest dau of the lion. Needham. M.P. and niece of ViRC. Killmorey.—Capt. l'ipon, Aide de-canip to Major Gen. Widrington, to Mips I'ipun, of DIED. in India. f'apt. C. Blacker. of 17th Native Inf., second son of Dean Blacken-1n Forth -street, Edinborgli, in his 65th year, G. Wilson, Fut.—At Coates-house, near Edinburgh. the lion. Allan Nfaconochie, of Nleadowbank, one of the Senators of the ('ol. of Justice, &c.—J. Wilson, Esq. late Surgeon of the Ito yal African Corps.—At Donogh: more Ireland, ag‘sl tO7. Pat. Fitz" .1:I. Ile retained all hi- mental and corporeal faculties to the last. and was even certain of the moment that his existence was to draw to a period. His wife attained the age of oe.—ln his wel year, Mr. T. Henry, F.B.S. Pres. of the Literary and Scriety of Manchester.—ln Upper Wimpole-street, the Hon. Mrs. Clive, wife of It. Clive. Esq.—P. flanncnnan, Esq. Of Lloyd's Coffee-house. second son of T. Bannerman. Esq. of Aberdeen.--Sud denly, the Bev. J. Joyee.—J. Flemyng, rsq. of Verulam-buildings, gray's Inn.—At Woolwich, Harriet, wife of Co.. G. W. Dixon, of the Royal Artillery.—Aged 63, Mr. Taylor, of Bishopsgate-strut, apothecary.—Mrs. Chalmers, wife of A. Chalmers, Esq. of Throginor. tonsetreet.—At Paris. M. de Lessert, a wealthy banker in that city.— Maria, wife of 0. Bwrwell. Esq. of Weybridge.—At Nforden Hall, Surrey, aged 76. Sir R. Ilstrnett...-In Gerrard -street, Soho, P. Brett. Esq .—The Bight lion. Lady Diana Fleming, only dau. of the late Lail of Suffolk, and widow of Slr M. is Fleming, Bart.—Lieut. John Itfarmanima Donnellan, nephew to Adm. Nfacturmara, son of the late J. Nixon Donnell:An. Esq. of Aherne Castle, formerly M.P. for Tipperary.—After having ate a very hearty breakfast of a pound of meat, and half-quarters loaf, H. Seetchsord, a workman in the employ of M es srs. Plane and Co. brewers, of Makletane. Ile expired in the act of cutting a piece of' bread.—At Weston, near Bath, Mr. W. Love grove, of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane. He had been lodging in the village some months with the hopes of recovering from the effects of a ruptured blood-vessel; and flattered himself that he was in a state of grallunl convalescence; when a recurrence of the rupture caused his Mui.ov immediate dissolution. SELECT ARTICLES FOR THE TOILETTE. LADIES who frequent Balls, &c. generally complain of tie unpleasantness of the Hair falling out of Curl, this circumstance has occasioned numaeus &amps to Sad a remedy, but nothing is so Ample, so elegant, sad as edicacious, as ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID. *Mai has been honoured by Royal Patronage. and mooted the Nobility. The Curling Fluid, is a moat elegant substitute for Oils, POPIIMMIP linnets. &e. in moistening the Hair in dreseing, it frees it from scurf, Rm. makes it soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it in Carl. during exercise, or in the dampest weather; it promotes the growth and thick ness of the Hair on Eye-Brews, and Whiskers, and is almost a certain regeneration of the Lair on bald places. as has been tspericneett by shaman& See a few testimonies of us efficacy in a pamphlet. entitled, as Rssay on the Hair, warped round each bottle, price Jar btl. thl. sad one guinea. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, war:anted to change grey or red Hair on the Head, Whiskers, Ac- II a beautiful and permanent brown or black, price 3e. but. tub. tid. end one guinea. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP. • new Iliwnvery in the art of Soap making. entirely freed from thrift sotarting qualities m much complained of in other Soaps. gives the moat beautiful whiteness and dearness to the Skin, and keep, it from sisal/ping in the coldest weather, price Is. per square, or los. thl. a dozen. - ATKINSON'S LAVENDER WATER. as. the Pint, or one dotes for two Guineas. This Lavender forms the genuine fragrance of the finest English La ir coder flowers. and rowwidutanding the reduced price, is superior to •thersurully sold at three tinkle the price. Sold by J. ATKINSON, Folumer, No. 43, Cerritrd Street, Solve-square, London, and by most Perfumers, and flair Dressers. INWARD COMPLA I NTS. ?Co surer criterion can be found to nscertain the nature and cause of complicated lßseasin than by analyzing the ['tine. Hence Da. CAMERON, by his strict attention to this mode of practice. odatinites to perform the most astonishing Curt! in Dangerous and I.ingering Compiaints. as Diseases of the Liver and Kidnics, Bilious and other Obstructions, Jaundice, Dysentery, Dropsy, Asthma, and all l'ulinonic Alleetitms ; be ha alio been eminently successful in ycstoring those to perfect health whose etiniititteions have been im paired by a certain Disease, a long course of mercury, or excessive indication, as well as in all cases of general or local debility, producid by various excesses. Dr. Cameron's hours of eancithation at home (tin. 31, Berners-strect, 00' 0 w-e r ect), are from Ten till Three every day (Sundays excepted). Letters from the country, stating symptoms, and enclosing a 1:1. note, otli be duly answered.-1 b*erl. " Dr. Cameron, No, 33 liertras. et, Middlesex I .ondon., Arivitu to the Not without a fir. Tilt NATIONAL. IttGISTF.R. LAW BOOKS. W. REED, LAW BOOKSELLER, No. 17, Feet street. tress:owed f:otn 11:11-yard), begs to ac q uaint his Fmnds and the Profesbiou that he has Indy published the followiug valuable Works : 1. Casrs detcrrnintd in the Count/10f EtaiTITY. from i7g3 to 178 inclusive. %;th a few of an earlier date by Lodi Hai d wieke and Lord Nortbin,..,ton. Dy S. C. Cox., one of the Ma sera of the Court of Eelttor of Pcere Williams's Reports. Price, in boards, 1/.16e. - - - 2. DICKIMSON'S (W. E.q.) PRACTICAL FICPrrSETION of ere LAW relative to the Office and I.lutk sOf a JUSTICE of the PLACE. 2 voL. and Supplement, price '2l. 'is. Fide. PRACTICE of the GENT. UAL and QAIITER SINSIONS of the PEACE. Price 125. 6J. 4. SVC:l)ll4's (F. B. Esq.) PRACTICAL TREATIAE of POWI:RS. 2d F:dit'on, price tl. Q. boards. S. Gir.nrirr on lisrs and Twniers. t new Edition. By E. B. Pug den, F. Prier Oa. boards. 6, Stte.nt:sr's (E. B. Eqq.) I.rrrrsta tn a MAN of PROTTRTY, on the fete, Purchase. Mort;: in;;, l.:aeing, Settlement, and De vising of Estates. two. Third Edition. price, in boards, ss. 7. DICTIONARY of tn' Pit aertcr in Civic AcTrows in the COURT% of KtvG'i i4LNCII and COMMON I'Lrns, with Practical Directions and Pornis. distinctly arranged under each (lead. By Thos. I.ec, Esq. of Gray's Inn. Y soli. price, in birards,itl. R. 14 . n Ann 1F: on Cc Trtni. , lT 111:n timnEtti and Exi:corntt- Droisr.i. A new Editiirt, with Nom. By Charles Bader, l•:-sy. 1 vol. roy4l nvo. priee 11. 1,. boonk. 9. A CourFNltttraL of the Law of EVIDENCE. By Thomas Peake. F.sit. of Lincoln's Inn. Barrister at Law. Anew Edition, con siderably enlarged, price Itti. boards. 10. C0L1.1NT40,6; ((. D. FIT) Tnr•..trtsr. on the I,IW concerning Intovt. Lu vat' less. and other Persons Non Compotes Menti4, in Two Parts. with an Appinlit, containing tlw Statutes relating to Lunatics. 2 vols. boanls, 11. DI.ACKSTOgff,I COMMEITAIIIEt. A new and superior handsomely printed in 4 vals. royal aro, with Notes, Analysis, and an F.pitonie of the whole Work. By .1. F. Archbold, of Lin coln's Inn, Barrister at Law. Price, in boards, 31. 116. REPORTS Of CARES in BANKRUPTCY. By George Bose, Eq. of the Inner Temple, Barri ter at Law. Vol. I. Complete. and Vol. 11. Pam I and 1. price 11. ttis. boards. Cont,ining Cases from ts to to nearly the pre.sent another Number is in the press and will shortly be published. N.B. These Reports will be continued. I:T. Rl:roars of Cxsys Argued and Determined in the COURT of Eommox in the sth and 55h of Geo. ill. By Charles Mar. shall, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law. Vol. 1. price boards.—These Reports will be regularly continued, and will, in future, contain Casty in the Exchequer Chamber. 14. REEVE'S (.1011,1, F.4(1.) HISTORY of the ENC.LISII LAW. A new Edition, 4 vols. five. price in hoards. 21.25. 15. REPORTS of ensEs Argued and Detcrmintd in the limit COURT of CHANCERY. By Francis Veiry, E. , q. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law: commencing in 1789, and continued to nearly the pm.ent time. In 17 Volumes complete, and two first Parts of the pith Volume, price in boards, 211. 17s. N.B. These Reports will be regularly continued. M. rtr.ronTs of CAsys Argued and Determined in the lltotr Coeur of CitAvc r n*?, during the time of Lord Chanecllor Eldon. By F'. Vesey and J. licaines. Esqrs. Itarristers at Law : cuzitaining Casks in ISI2 and 1813. Three vuls. price in boards, 21. 15s. lid. 17. ftrtiolurn of CABF.II in CHANCERY. during the time of Lord Chancellor 'fhurlow. and of the several Lord► Commissioners of the Great Seal, Imm 18 Geo. 111. to 3t Geo. 111. By W. Brown, Esq. Barrister at Law. Third Edition, price in boards, 41. as. 18. DOUGI.A%'S RErruurs in the COURT of KING'S Br.vcit. in the 19111, 204 h, and 21st of Geo. 111. A New Edition. By W. Frcrc, E. Serjeant at Law. Two vols. royal Bvo. pried 21. boards. Also, COWPER'S REPORTS in the KIN G . ll Bmrcit, in the 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, and 18th or Geo. 111. Two vols. royal two. 19. ADAM'S (Joitm. Esq.) TREATISE on the PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of the ACTION of EJECTMENT, and die resulting Action for Altsne Profits. two. price in boards, 10s. Od. TIIF ROYAL FAMILY, Nobility, Gentry, and Ladies and Gentlemen of Fashion, use Prince's Russia Oil for moisten ing the hair, when dressing their own or false hair. To publish persons of disuaction that use Prince's Russia 4 fill would fill a volume ; but the proprietor declines mentioning names, as it is not pleasant for persons of distinction, who buy a bottle of Oil, to have their names published. —is the best and wholsomest Oil for the hair of Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children, and if used constantly, not a hair will fall off' or turn grey ; it makes weak and short hair grow thick and long; renders dry or harsh hair soft; Commutes eye-brows, whiskers.--G F. N I F.M EN V; I 0 AII F RA 1.0. or hare lost part of their hair, and the least sign of mots of hair remaining, by using Prince's Ru.sia Oil regular for a short time, will he sure to have it restored.--Gentlemen who wear powder ought to use it instead of pomatum.—ladies will find it the best for dressing real or false hair ; niakes the hair curl beautifully.—Several Ladies and Gentlonem wbo had used l'rinc:'s Russia 4 11l for years, and from the use of that alone not a hair fell off or tunas, grey , but being persuaded by their hair-dressers to use other oils, or sold them counter feit Russia oil, loon found the difference, have declared that they will use no other than Prince's Russia (411 in future. And what makes the floosie Oil preferable to any other oil, it is so healthy, that whoever uses it fur the hair will not he liable to catch fevers, or any other infec tious diseases ; and as it is so 'staidly. is the reason each bottle must have a British Government medial stamp. In all ancient medical pub lications, aromatic oil. such as Prince's Il tINSia Oil, is particularly recom mended for the hair as it is very alailsome. Sold by the sole Proprietor. A. Prince, 9, John -street. Ostfordsstreet as the numbers run irregular, observe, his house is next door to a roach maker's; by Mr. Smyth. Perfiimer to his Majesty, New Bond-street ; Perfumer to her Majesty, l'ichburne-street ; and by most principal perfumers. Taro: Noy secs—Ask fur Prince's Russia Oil, is proved by oath before the lord Mayor, that his is the originn/ and only genuine; therefore, any perfumer, medicine vender, or hair-dresser, who sells Russia Oil under any pretel:ee whatsoever, that is not Prince's Russia Oil which is here publicly published, they are impostors, and selling counterfeit to their customers. Ladies and Gentlemen will he particular to order Prince's Russia Oil, as several hair-tire:was sell counterfeit. A PRINCE respectfully acquaints the Nobility, Gentry. and the Public in general. since the Ist of Jani n uy , 1816, the price of hi. Genuine Russia is fi xed, and no further alteration in the price. Sold at As. the small bottle, also a bottle. containing tints 'midi, at t Is. is a saving of ss. or a large bottle. containing nine small at tris. is a saving of 1 4.. or six large at 31. is yet a pester saving. and when used for the hair it lint only preserves it, but is beneficial to the health. wind' obliges it to base a British Government MAical Stamp, which is in cluded in the price. OFPICA: OF ONDN NCI:, sth June, Iblll. TILE principal Iffficcra Alveslys Ordnance do hereby gioe notice, that proposals will be received at their Ofire in Pal:. Mall, on or lnPre 'olisesday. the 3d July licxl„froas smel, Pes sans as may he wi!ling to uailertvlre the Pet:lia ma um of the tin It XL AY lite WORK .tl)r. , -airy of this Dcpat Indent, at Chatham, for a per ie./ of three ?friars, deterniiaahle alto the expb titian , ?1' the first year, upon notice al three months, at tlte option al' either pi, rty, PurMer Partiesilars, together with the terms and renditions of the Contract, may he known upon application at thr Olue (!( Ordnarer nt Chatham, and also at the Scerrtary's ()pee in Pall-Mall nlirrrsaid, any dap between the hours af ten and finer, where the propasals mu ,t delioered, sealedrro e , in al darsed " Pro for tLe bricklayer's Work at Chatham • ' ' but aa reprisal ran be admitted alter Vse said third July, lig twelve o'eloth at muns al the same dare) neither ze;ll nay Varier stalked :takes Flit ;arty makirg it, or an tfAn'ili in 4^. behalf; shall attend. it Order at tlu Board, H. H. IV, Secretary. OF 0111).V.IN('E, rth Jane, !RIG. TIIE l'rinoipal Officer?' finis 3fajtvO's Orttuance do herrhy gice Natio., that l', , ,moral; well be reerivrd at their Oiler, in on or brtitre Monday. the rat of July st.7l, f,,,,,, so, 4 persons ors may br rrilliiur to tindertal-e the Pesybrinaare o/' the MASONS' WORK for service of this Ilhpurtsornt at Chatham, for a period if Three Years, determio tide after the crpirati.as of the Ara Pow, apoa utaOre cot' three months, at the 474;011 of either pasty. Fortin partiedslare, together zsith the lens and conditions of thr Contract, May toe A-Nenen upon application at the Office of Ord:inner, ut Chatham ; amt ohm at the Secretary's (Oh r in Pall Mall aftresaid, any day hel7e, co the hones of stud flair tielo4, :.here thr proposu:s most lie fivered, sealed Hp, and endorsed, •• Proposals lire Maionti Work at Chatham :" bat no proposal Call he admitted niter the said Isl July. at I:,11;?. o'clock at neon if th , sum. dap. neither ally • tender be policed unless the pulp mat. ing it, yr az agent in his behalf, shall attend. lfy Order of the Roord. 11. 11. Secretary. AS theft h COUNT/AWE IT MACASSAR OIL, romposAordeleterious ingredients, injurious to the Hair, it is necessary to obser►e, that ORIGINAL AND GENUINE MACA.SSAR OIL is ROWLAND's, and each bottle is inclosed in Rowland's Treatise on the flair, and signed on the outside label in ILA Ink, A. ROW LAN 1.) and SON, pnce 31. M. lat. (d. and one guinea per bottle, by the Proprietors.— All without tnat signature are counterfeits. Also AM'. LAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE; which will immediately and effectually change RED or GREY HAIR, F;YIS-BROWS, WHISKERS, &c. to a peen-anent BROWN es BLACK, and so permanent that it cannot be removed by washing. It is perfectl♦ innocent, and lattices and rn tlemen may dye their Hair with EASE. and SF.CRESY. Price it and is. 6d. per bottle. The Proprictsns warrant its efficacy. Sold by the Kole Proprietors, No. 1. corner of Kirby-street. the first turning on the right, in liatton-gsrdsn, Holborn; sod by most Perfumers arm Medicine Venders throughout Europe. LOArt)UN MARKEIS. .....lIM..- - CORN LICH INGF, FRIDAY, MAE 2s. We have very few fresh arrivals today, and not min♦ buyers.--Pine Wheat is thll as dear as !Monday, and rather scarce,—Marley is Is. to 2s. per quarter higher.--Malt veto scarce, and Is. dearer.—Oats make a scanty sheer• today, and are Is. per quarter dearer, and rather brisker in sale.—Other articles maintain Monday's prices. 4 1. 1 S. B. O. I. 3,43 a3B Poland Oats . es a 96 32 ass Potaine ditto so a:3 3$ as 6 Fine Flour . ;n It 15 SO a 32 Second ditto- 63 a7O 11 a it I Nape seed . tnl. a MIL Wheat . 7: A I'o Fine ditto - CY z ItG Itye - 41 a 46 Halley . 2; a 7%) Mict ht a 6• White Pease - tircy Pease - le.ms • - Tica:a Oat. COll, AIAttKET. Ships at Market. Skins sn'd. S. do t. d. raIDAY. JUNE '26. I 4o) I tou Neseattle I :o.o? I fro 16 6 • 45 9 6 nderlanol t o - .4 6•au u Delivered at tie. advance on the above price. Barak Stock przet. Red. , x per ct. Con. L per rt. Con. Bank 1.. An. Irish .5 peret. India stock India Bonds S. Sea Stock I•:x. Bills ... Ortiniurn St. Lot. Tic. Con. for Ac. PRICE OF JUNE go. !USE Is. tirantaer nti Lew 1421014 l.ncaae s. d. s. d. Peel • - . 3 4) • 4 ht,tton • • .1 N a 4 Ve:4l • • - Ib Pork • - 4 0 • 5 0 Lamb - 4 0• el 0 The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread throughout the metropolis, is stated by the Bakers to be L;id. the Quartern Loaf.--Some Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf from one penny to three-penee lower. Al)IT e. d. s. d. Peane • • 31 11 • Pease - - • • ()lament • •••• beer or Bite ••• 0 • • AVLItAt.E PRICE Or CORN, rLk JUN England & Woks. Scotland. I I. d. .. d. Wheat . • - Rye . . ♦1 10 - 0 Be;rey 2') II - -- 0 OU$ • - CS • - - 0 QUARTER, FUR WhEIC LP DING b: kngland & litottand. RVISRACE PRICE OP SVGAR, Computed from the Retort)* made in the Week ending June 26, is Sti. per cwt. excluthe of the Duty ot Ctottonts paid ot payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain. ( From Saturday's London Gazette.) PHICE 4)1 MEAT, FRIDAY, Smithfield. 4. d. 4..1. I Heads nf COW! at Seer. - 4 4 5 • Sntatiat. Nlutton. 4 4a 5 0 !Beasts, altoot - 441 Veal - 4 4a 5 4 I skeepanti Lambe 71lio Pork - - 4 0a 5 u calves - • - - 110 lamb 5 6a 6 4 I Pigs HAY AND STRAW PLR LOAD. L. a. d. L. s. d. Average L. s. d. 5 Ilay • '1 lu 0 a 5 10 4 10 0 ST. JANIES's. 2 Cio , er •- 000 a 0 0 0 00 0 straw - 2 0 a 11 0 4 R 0 Hay - 4 4 WHITLCHAPEL. S clover - Z.• I StrAw 4 CO 12 0 ♦lO 0 oa6oo -- 6 1 0 aloo 2 7 0 Hay - . • L.. SMITHFIELD. 5 Clover . - m 0 Straw -s: 0 o a 510 0 5 4) 0 o • 11 6 o 13 0 0 a I. 0 i 0 PRICE OF STOCKS FOR THE WEEK. Monday. Tuesday. Wednes." Thurs. Friday. 'Saturday -4181 el9i ... 1 , 9A 4 419 1* '634 163 } 'I :63! ;se 1781 16 116 16 4 pin Apm i Y pm I pr. 1 7 pm. .3 dix 2 dis. 231 - 2 tbs. 641 fis 165 65 London : Printed and pobl.:bed by R. WILIO, at No. to.), Cbaneery-lane, Fleet-Art et, and forwarded lido the C4itietry In all Newt.onen, Clerk S of the Roads, aud Booksellers, free of Postage, at I la. per quarter.