The National Register. — London, England, 1812-05-10 00:00:00

FMNIN•I I ° THE NATIONAL REGISTER: 11 1 * 10. ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, Av. Somiof the late most fashionable routs have been marked by fa rTliouable purloiuings, which would subject the ordinary classes of the people to criminal convictions. The pitiful offence we allude to, is the taking away new and valuable shawls, and leaving old flimsy ones in their stel:4l. At the Countess of C.'s late crowded assemblage, no less than forty-seven shawls were thus purloined, amongst which were three new Indian ones, worth fifty guineas each, for which the pro prietresses obtained only thread-bare things, not worth half so many shillings. Another attempt has been made to destroy Sydney College, Cam— bridge, by some incendiary, who obtained admission into an u?per room, by forcing a padlock with which the door was secured. l'he Are was discovered 'about two o'clock on Sunday morning last, and fortunately extinguished, though not till damage to the amount of 5001. was sustained. A loft, containing a great quantity of tar and pitch, was within a few yards of the part where the fire was disco vered; a great part of the town would have been involved in ruins, had the flames communicated to it. A rigid examination is to t.:ke place of every person within the College, beginning with the superiors, that none may be offended at being personally interrogated. A Are broke out about ten o'clock Tuesday night, in a small tene ment adjoining the Swan public-house; in Swan-yard, opposite Somer set House, which In short time demolished the Swan, and greaty damaged several other houses: The house of Patrick Keefe, farmer, residing near B.illypatrich, Ireland, was maliciously set on fire on the night of Tuesday se'nnight ; and the lames bath made such progress before they were discovered, •r the family alarmed, that out of a family of nine persons, either in youth or middle life, but one was left to relate this horrid story. Keefe was removed to the House of Industry, dreadfully burned. The Coro ner's Inquest found—That eight persons came by their death by the house in which they were being maliciously set on fire by some person or persons unknown. The High Sheriff, on going to the limeia of Industry, found Keefe covered with ulcers, unattended; and no threat, nor intreaty, nothing of reward or yunishment, was sufficiee t to pro. cure from the surrounding savages, a car to convey Keefe to Dublin. r._sDt HORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the Public that the State LOTTERY willbe Drawn on the 4th of June. The Scheme contains sitaoy Capital P. iies, hr • sides those of l'iNtoe. 'N►om. ,es,ono. Only ',non Ticket►, which arc• selling on the lowest terms; orders by p , st or carrier, duly attended to. Prizos de►uand at Horutthyand Co.'s Old Established State Lottery Office, :it:, Cornball. A BEAUTWUL PRODUCTION FROM INTH Under the benign Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales and Duke of Stisset, and most of the Nubility. The Virtues of this int aluable are far beyond ettlogium ' fur increasing tliA growth of hair, even 013 bald places, to a beautiful length undthickitess ; prevent ing its falling off or changing colour to the Litest period of life, in dre-sing the half it is pre-eminent fur strengthening the curl, bestow ing an inestimable gloss and scent. and renders the hair inexpressibly attracting, promote s the gr o v,th of whiskers, eye-brows, &c. lu fine it is the &st product ithi in the wortsfor rester* lag and beautifying the heir of tactics, Gentlemen,and Children. It is innesious, and suited to all climates. Sold at its. rid, tid. and large bottles containing eight small. at Out' Guinea, by the Proprietors, Rom land and Son, Kirby-street, Hatton-garden; and by appointment, by all Perfumers and Medicine-Vender. in London and its vicinity, and in every Market Town throughout the U..itud Kingdom.—Beware of servile imitations, as the Gllllll rie! Macassar Oil has the signatures on the outside labels in red ink, " A.itowland and Bout' Of whom may he had, _ _ _ MAUNA EXTRACT, or Abys...luian Hotauical Specific, at ICS. Gd. and 44. Cd. per Bottle. Also the A [SAWA POWDER, at Ss. 9.1. per BUT, for the Teeth and Gums. THE COMMERCI 11. HALL WINE COMPANY, ShlN'scic-snu.r.r, LONDON , BEG leave to solicit the attention of the Noliility, Gentry, sod Put lie iu general, to their very LOW PRICES ter tile. Chu eett Oe.• nuine Spirituous I.'quor 5, Primest - Bottled Porter, Ale awl DE üble IlrwAr. Soon% FOIL READY 310. NEV ONLY, which will be dclivt led to Wiley, fret or p to assy part of London. L' iie Parr Wine, per P pe • !Al P.pc C.; r!. Quarter Ppe itetp mous oid Port, of the vinnige of .80(r, of the wost exquisite flavour 11.ilf Pipe 631. Quarter t r ipe thynt Sherry. pi r Pat ;last Butt 56: Quarter Butt *Vu. y fine old ditto, 6 years lathe £llB 31 . les 'Jo .29 T'Pr Doir:ss' • *Very fine ric 11 And dry Lisbon. t:; to the Doz••ii . 4fl, Ditto Ditto Mountain, 13 to the Dollen rifts. *F,u.st White IN 12 to the Dcf.-11 . *Dia° Pittk Ditto, d;tto Ditto old. num Shrub, 12 to the ~+~.. Sla. 'NEW PANTOMIME. AQU ITIC THEATRE—SA DiaER'S WF.T.LS. TO-MORROW, Alay 11, and foi!owilic Evenings. a New Dance, cail4d THE N ti BOY. Wild Boy, Mr. Pack. who v,lll LA...Awe his Protean Trangfornationc. • _ 4. New Harleitiin Pantomime, with Now Music, Scenery, Direo..i, and Decora. thins, called VI HA NGFONO THE (14011 N OF CHIN 1. Harlequin, Mr. Ridgway: Pikntaloon, Mr. Barne•:: Sailor. with a Song, Mr. Prarman : and Whangfong, the Clown of China, Mr. Grimaldi, Nho will %jug a t'wuic Song called " 'thinks 1 to nuelf:" Columbine, MIS 4 BrOwn : Sailor's Las-, wan a Ballad, M i". 4 A ppi: ton. Entertafamentg to coarl ode with the Snprirh Aqua Drain; called THE PRINCE; or. ILLLMINATED LAKE. The Characters as before. The Last Scene on Real Water. Vic whole of the Ev. rano , Entertainments ti be Dances extepted) tlw product io.i of Mr. C. bib:lin, ,j• w : The Musk composed by Mr. Kee‘e : The Scenery by ble: , •rs.. AtitlrewA, .N.lor and junice% Sows 2..--Gallery !s.—Doors opened at half-past Five, befzin at kit& past Six, Places kept till hat .past Seren.—Places to be taken of Mr. Kirton, at the Box Utllce of the Theatre. every day from Ten till Four. Mr.WILK'EII EXHIBITION of all his PICTURES he 7.1. , Painted. is NOW OPEN, at Nn. ST, Ad-aittanee One Shiliine.— SHl:s:•ription.l 'or Mr. P tIMBACH'S PAINT of VILLAGE POLITICIANS, are received at the Name ?Lyle. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.—The create:4 blemish to beauty is sleperfluous hairs au the leace, Neck, and Arens.-111li BEAT'S; ROSEATE POWDER imme!liatel.) r•moves them, is an elegant article, perfectly innocent and pleasant to use, is. or two in one. Parcel 7s.—s hi by the Proprietor, 3.t, Russel-street, 'seat-gtidoa ; G ttir, 57, And Rine, 35, Bond-street; Donner!, 3, and Cheapside: Thorn, le, and Grange, 11h, Oxford-street; Davh , ons, 59, Floet etteet; Rop;ood, 201, Bishumate-street ; Harding' and Co. Bowling, Alacki'r Boro,,gb and Crn '. do.!; New her ; Itaelnern, Took, Yarmot.th : Passer. Bristol; Greptons, 111411: and by all the Perfumers, Booksellar , , and Venders in the kinl.3lont. LIGHT WATER-PROOF BE AVER HATR. Fit ANCIS and S.‘NICEI., EVy,l7.l.;liili,N;:iii, 6e4 7 ls:street, Southwark, aofor the pohlie that t'ley Manufacture superior Light %V ater-proof Rfay. , r ;fiats (nt an entirely nen principle, warrantril to resict the ((frets of raiil ar.d ail kn.& of damp. retaining their shape and beam) . mach lontrer than any -ther flats (the nap nearing free to the last), and eininetitl roinhi.iing the ad viatages of lightness and durability.—Sold Retail by Francis I.:%eleirli, No, 50, Cneapiale and by many of the respectable Hatters in Town and Coun,ry. TO LADIES OF FASHION. CLARK, Ladless' Habit and Pelisse-maker, (from Mr. Allen'4, Bond-street,) I^1; , to inform his numerous Friends and Custouers, that On• hu , iness heretofore ro. , duct• . ,l by him, tinder the firm of Duiriticiti:Nt and Ci.atui, of Rothbone-place, c :tried on by him, solely on his own ac •coint, at N , .. 3;, Golden-square. Luli,l‘ is general are informed, that he Jilos ju-t completed an entire go - W Habit and PeliSse, which, for neattte=s and elermice of desl , .rii and exectittnn, I:een romly equalled, snrpasseil by itonr, an I need 'only to br see!' to be ad tt.;retl.-1 onng Lady's and thentiomen's fancy Great Coats, as also young Gentle -111,-a's Ilus , ar and Arab Dres;es, in the first style of ole,mince..- Country re-idents 111 inoy havi an order eseented at a verb short notice after their arrival in 1 " 11 $ at may b.: tuferated by lettvr,how to semi up their measure. - IH3 • 30 Wood, per Butt INV Butt t9l. Quarter Butt *rule old West India Madrira, dozen 465. Fine flavoured Vin de Grave, It Itr the Dop•ii 6Q!• Ditto Bars .e, 1! to the D act Old Hoek, 12 1.1 the Dozen 1 ?et-. Ditto ruriott-, t ? to the D4rett Ripe ChasupaAoe, 11 to the Dona 1 ?N., No eau M.irtiuique, 12 the Duz-:t 11r) :it► Per Doz. rineut PortWine : warranted to have been 6 years in t h e Wood, new is Bottles, 13 to the Dozen . 50s. *Choice old Port, 12 to the Dozen, ►►ot crusted • - 535. *Curious old Port, warranted to have been 3 yeers in bottle, 12 • per Pipe • Italf Pipe 591. Quarter Pipe Pei G .I. Fine flavoured (;eneva to 61. • Ditto nA boom! Ditto Ditto Ditto JAiltaica It mil ltib. Ditto D.tto Pot•inni Er:inity 4tt. t et. - Ditto Ditto 11°11A:ills - :34, d Pe Des. to the Dozon . 575. food Sherry, 13 to the Dozen .50s. *Very fine old ditto wittrented to have been 8 yedrs in the Butt, Best BoltIt() Porter, 12 to the Dozen *Ditto Doti!,le 11,owo stout, 12 to the 9.,,a Foie COCIw" r Di to Squ:i•li ry *Finest old A!.' w , ,rrantecl 22 Nionth s otJ ht•toi e d tia••‘.• Diito *Very curious Cogui.icllractly. war • .10e,i to t,e 10 years yid per o:olriai 4 4s. 13 to the Dozen 545. Fine Tener:tie, 13 to the Dozen 503. *Flom old Bronti Madeira, 13 to the Dozen • 535. *Finest old West Midis ditto, 13 t • the Dozc u • 66i. - vC ,iiously hire Fist India Nadel- I 4, warranted to be 14 years old, 7*. Gd. - 10%. 6d. ea. Od. g• io.. I 2 to the I),iz. n. 645. • * I Yttn Sherry, 1:: to the Dozen 7th. x(7l,tret of the finest quilt y end ilavout, 13 to Ow z ti. 953. 'Chose Articles marked * are what the supeci-r Quality thaa what is generally 1 Wine Itlercheists, litukcepers, anti l'ubl *nut° curious fine flavoured ma old flunk - -18 s. dd. Fine old P. Brandy - 16., Pd. Company recommend as being of el more sold, add of tlw tirest Fla.our. icans,served at the I i al. P 4es N. Il °UAL JANUAItI 1 1ly:. For the conve:iiprey of those ram:ll4 . s who prefer their WI in PIN IS, and for Coonoiscors iu superior Artielt s, the Company have sfleCtf t 1 the nest curious Wmet, &c. and off r the following as the most choice th .t can be piodoced: Foie West Indi.t Madeira, 12 Pints to the Dimon Old I.lAst India Darr) of the moss a xquigite Fiaveur ithd Quality, ditto Old Lest lndi.e Sherry of the most curious and scarce qua. lity, ditto Flue old dry Lishon, ditto Purl Wine, newly hot , led, from the finest selrcted Pipes of the favourite Vintav of iituO, ditto Jos. old Wine in the that has laic io a body nearly 20 Years. '1:11is article has all the Softness and Fitts our of the most rare Wipe, a n d worthy the attention of tho first Coanoissv ors, ditto St's. Luscious Siirub, made from the finest flavoured olii Rum. Co. 2.45. Ripe full flavoured Double Brown Stout, ditto ' 4‘. Gd. Curious Mellor Ale, warisated years 014.1 before honied, but of tht softost.flavogr. do. 1). • to of the. most rare Sort, trot dad from the most ctuima 455. Ms. ^Bs. 281. Cd . MIS