The National Register. — London, England, 1813-06-13 00:00:00

.1 T - NE 13. PROVINCIALS. Mosi-n! w.—=this re:we-tumble row, which belones to Jelin Barnes, r ie ,11.r—Bike, in the pare!. of Graysomke, Cumberland which prodneed eaters in less ttiae two ye••rs, egain calved twins an the I)th of last m eentb, which made eicht e"ives she has penlueed in less than three seals. and nine in ; thoueh only seven yeeis NVinit ;s also remaik.-ble, the twin heifers (feta in numb r) are all living Juni the hulk liame all been Isttened lot 'he Weller. Peso nsTArns. ;feel. levy eights since, as,Anme fishermen behmeine. to this place were ft lei 'it for meecknrel at the hack of Goodwill S leis, they discovered laree fi la entangled in their tiles, whim h dies were oldiged ( 4 ) cut ((MU bo.it to prevent the dancer that threatener' thew. S , mite h.. alter trey fell iu with their ne's imeain, with the completely roll d in them, and it appmaied nearly exhausted. .On their ene'otiehinc the fish, it pr , ved t•• be of an ear mous site ; aed with the assistance of another nnar, they towed it into e r harboer. On exatuin,ti,tn it eppsared to be a spec les Of the Baski• t Sh.ak, Of the latreest elide kind its length is 31 feet and its greatest %eidi hat Ate top of the hack. VI feet ; it is supposed to vrelglm6 tons : it has fin-• traverse arrtures or time gills nit each skim-, and it is of a el..rk leaden colour; the torte of the bedr life that of the Shark, is tapt•iing ; the upper jaw J - -ets considerably beyond the lower, and is rotund at the tst d. A gr A onit.oer of people e:. me frem all pails of the Isle of Thnnet to v v y, molester ate,. I)eep and the fa heemen have been umply paid for the danmee sestaii ed by the loss el their nets. Ou'Weminesday .ke'nnight a shocking aline. teok ;Aimee at the fair of Carrokell, comity Danced. he'tveen a Miry of Orengemen and a party of M 16.11111. 0, in w !lei' a ',umber of lives were lost. The oriein of the quarrel dyes art seem to be hill understood it haying been related 1.. various wit‘s ; hut the contending patties appear to hat e met with intentionadeterminedly mrurdereke, (rich hat log 'supplied themsm•lses with arms and amnsinnition. The Oranetenen having been sivarsti:d in hr on .et, retreated to a s'illiatme where they took slit her in some houses, thick their pursuers set on time. Driven to desperation, they tir,d out of the windows, and kilted two of their opponents on the spot : atterw rds they sallied out, with the intention milsameingthenselves by retreat, when tteey st imbed another, who is now dead, but, being overpoweied three of them were killed. Titus three of each party have been killed, avid, we understand, a great number have been wounded.—(Belfist 'News Later.) An T'wuest was taLeu on Tuesday. in Saukville-street, Piccadilly, on the hods of Roger Lirograve. Esq who shot himself at his apartments in the above street, with a diteith g pistol, on Monday morning. The d-ceased was brother to Sir George Brograve, originally a Cdprain in the second Drapospi, and for some years had sported considerably oa the turf. 'ripen, vallet to the deceased, stated, that his master appeared much dejected since the Second Si,; in s ► meeting at Nett-market, and mire particularly so since Eio , ons laces, where he intornsvd him he had lust un immense sum of money (it is said 8,0000-11 is muster he c.:nsidered to be quite insane two days hetbre his death, and a verdict to th it t ffcct was returned by the Coroner's Jury.---Mr. Prograve, at the time of his dcatia r Lad 4 ; 0001. at his banker's. Uu Tuesday, a young man oldie name of John Pratt, was taken to Bow-street, charged with assaulting a woman he cohabited with in Nor thumberland-street. The Sitting Magistratv out n.ed him to find bail, and not being provided with any, he was loclted up in one of the cells there, wheie lie attempted to ban , himself' with his nee:tcloth In the evening he was committed to Tuthill-fields Bridewell. On Thursday aftermion, about 1 o'clock, he borrowed a razor of a fellow-prisoner who just been shaving bim elf. Pratt shaved himself very deli berately, after %%Heil he tell at the other priAmers feet, when it was dim oveied, that he had cut his throat with the razor. yi n alarm was give!, and a surgeon arrived in about a quarter of an hour, but it was to nu purpose, as he hini.completely separated the wind-pipe. FOR THE BENEFIT OT TIIE POOR. N. and R, GODBOLD, Proprietors of the vEr.ETARLE BALSAM, re;pect litilly inform the publiz, that through the recomtnendatiou nt the Right H n. Lora Viscount Motley aed aid,.and others of the Nobility, (*.lorry, and Gentry, in v - trions parts of the c.intry, who -have taken into consideration this number of Poor .ba . die annual:3 io Consumptions, and their being excluded the beaetit of It.i- Modieine front k, hipli price. which is ;Ilion pet by the Physicians to he :he only elicacio• y remedy tc he depended upon ft)* this Disorder, the Propr;etors bite in consequence now {planted their Vegetable Balsam at one principal Veaul-r's in every principal toy; n in nil; kingdom, ether., it ma%' be had by 01l pot-suns for tills Cha rity, at by. Gd• per half Pint. and lus. cd. the pint, iihielh to all oP,ers, i 4 sold at 1•4. the p'nt. a id 93. the halt pint, as usual. Sevestal surprising cores have been already perforoaed it; consucreacti of this lost itutioa, the tiertitie tes of which may be seen at the Prop. ietots, No. J, whe,•ft Cnt Medicine be had for this Charity. Tli.• lian.es are in Cluir baud-writintr upon eadt lat.ei on ovary luat1!: • 140 in th' body of vach stamp that covors the cork, to for 'o white^ I 4 ielony. One hundred poundo will IN tiYek to itaY Ver 4l4l 111 h) ilifin ' aulti `' it ' upon their being cony itae4. • ISTER. THE NATIONAL MA tRICD. At Newport, in the Isle of Wight, Sir Leonard Worsiey Holmes, Rirt M P. for that BOr melt, to Anne. danlhter of John De!gam y Esq. cud niece to the .at.. Iligh• Hon. Lord Hoboes.. DiED. On liondav morning. i Dover-street, Lori Vi,enunt St. Asap% elde.e .on.of the Earl of A.lttrprultato, in the g7th year of his age. Oil Su , day, as she was orepstriag to , 41.) t', church, Lady Bernard, wife of Sir 1' Bernard, of W poie-street. At Blackburn, John It•yes, a dwarf. lie had f• r' •rly been ex hibited in a show with an tri..it giant. 'in many pa • of the k on; Out confinement not agreeing with his health, lie ha latterl v I Allied his eountrynten by appearing publicly, practising tliv aro t exereit*, ful {.swinx recruiting partie.:, &e. ; he wus thirty-three years of a l e, about iiree feet Six niches his'!. and a tustive of the neighbout hood of Ruttier.. :,am, Yorkshire. At her house in Fey.notir.street, well known in the fashionable world, My. 1 . )rbv ILinter, sett. Site was to have been at - home at ten o'clock that evening, but died at eight. A NEW SPORTING WORK. Just • published No 6. of a New Work of FOREIGN FIELD. SPOJtTS. SPORTING AN ECOVIES, &c. from drawings by Messrs. IFivitt, Atkinson, Clark and Maisi;irch. No 4 is descriptive of the Bull Fights in Spain.— The Work to cont-ist of 10 monthly parts, each part to contain 10 highly fioished plates in Colours, with descriptive letter press, price 21s es: h, early sub critters to have the fi t Impressions.—. Published and Soli by Edward Orme, Bond-street, corner of Brook.. street. TNDIA. Just Published, the EISROPEAN IN INDIA, from a Collection of Drawings by C. Doyley Esq. with Preface aNd Copious Descriptiuu t cotupanied with. the History of Ancient and Modern India, in sine 4to Vol. with 20 Coloured Plates, price 5/. 54. Published and Sold by Edward Orme, Bond th t►ert, coruvr of brook street ; and Messrs. Black, Perry, and Cu. Leadenhall street.--Also the following India Works : The Orientol Field Sports, folio, Glowed Pl2tes,••• • •TO Guineas The Embeili,hed Ilititory of India, folio. 70 Plutes.• •I 0 Guineas Colebrooke's !urge Mpore Views, Coloured it) Guineas The Costume of 11,ndustan, Coloured, 5 Guineas CHARLES GAYLY, Linen.draver to his Majesty, (Lite with C. Crook, and Company, York.srreet. Ccircnr.garien,) begs respectfully to inform the Nobility and Public in general, that he has opened a HOUSE at No. 15, Henrietta.streer, C went-garden, where he has ON SA LE a prime asaortment of FOREIGN TABLE and IRISH LINENS, SHEL rINGS, ant every description of Linen Drapery of the very best quality ; and, from the low priceofmaiinfactured goods, his st-K1 being just purchased, he is enabled to charge hie goods at such prices as will, lie trusts, insure him a continuance of their favours. KING'S Tar. kTRE. New Music Published and Soid by I;f4itVß::lU, at his Music Warehouse, 29, (Ltte - 26, New Bood.streer,) The origit , al Russian Dance, as darted by Monsieur and Madame Didelot, in the ltus-htn Diver i , enotot arranged as a Rondo, for the Piano Forte, by J. F. Most., 2s.— l'he porch-admired hliouet and Gavot, as titmice& by Mo.isieur Vestris aed Madame Ditielot, the Divertisitnent, " Line Soerce d l Ete," composed Pint arranced for the Piano Forte, by F. Vestua, 2s. also for the Harp. Is. —A Cossack -ong with variations for tbe Piano Foite, composed b., Verdi.. nand Ries, Skt•rtly will be Published the celebrated Concerto which was performed w;th uttbultuded appl-tinte at the 111-Itsrs. litiyrett's Coneert,hy Mr Rie.. —N. B. a •tyat variety (dace rialto Forte and Harp Music too numerous for as advertisement. UTILITY AND ELEGANCE COMBINED. Under thelliustrioui Patronage of tletir Royal nightie's; the Princess of Wales as! little of Sussex, His Excettenc) the Ursula' Ambassador, and unsay Families of hig,e didtinetion. MACASSAR 011. FOR THE HAIR. This Oil h proudly recotoneen,led on thee hnsis of Truth and Experience, and the most respeetaJle tes . timatiials. It pAsesses properties of ti.e :post aliubrlsois na ture for reeturing the hlir whore it Irk liven bald for years, preserves It (rem fdlliug offer turuin 1 , 4 thte :Atest period of life ; produces un the tresses a oust beau tiful Gloss, Scent end Curl. This Oil is infinitely efiltnetneta in renovsting Children's Hair, promotes the growth of Whiskers, Eye-hrues, Ire tine, it is pre-emluent fur reimvsthig the Human Hair, and '4,lllltig to it in inroinparabte brat-ty. blerchatits, Captains. Itr will find this an a; ticle.eil pre-emineut utility for pre** -erving the Hair in)) t Fur general uiili i; inclosed, a Trentise on the Improvement of the Human Hair, giving a full ilescriptios of the irwes of the Oil, e fib testimonial. fmen vrion. of (11stis:guial•eil con,tdiratior. 'I his interestor.g Rook and the 01: ° is a Nlttecni f , r every family theoughut.l the a orld , It is inti,;:d•il with edrie e.mi e i.t th.t Wri4l , ? , ,r. vi nieqi on ah. I' red " A. ROWLA nd 0 N."--1P kie 34. Ad. I • hd. :1 Id I'. I-. per him tee ; sold 'Wholesale a.ul Retail tie thr Propricturs, iLOW l AND at tl bON, Eilly-street, Ilattetkprileu, Lon don; and by thvir appointment—he Uwir V% I,,,!tiestir and Retail agents in Laudon 14a4.v ell j , .ist rec.:teed lar;:e and win toe Also au Feral timers and Med , clue Ve-tlors in every town itt,tirgi.out the Empire. (No SliteasAar Oil k lied;:isee whitest tint biguature oa the Label W rte ink A.KOWLA,NI) and SOS.) • "" SBB