The National Register. — London, England, 1813-10-10 00:00:00

... AND OFF -NO CHILDREN OF TilEllt STIOES. brought up to Queen.square Police-office. :barge of stealing shoes from children in prisoner was in the habit of enticing school to run for a penny, and whip shoes. On this occasion, however, be le ; he had purchased a quantity of ildren came out of school be gathered istrument of music, he requested them at once for the prize. There was one, his exploits, refused to accede to his moceeded to cut the child's sloes off :hine, and told him if he did not say hip him.; he, however, discovered that a hasty retreat ; he was purified and let ion. ilv connections, who stopped on Tuts .of a haberdasher in Fleet-sit eet, were ,orloiti a piece of lace which had been purchase. They were searched, and the persons, they were allowed to depart, after 4iving stroeg adMonition, Dnesnft t. Fin shocking fire broke out at half-past eleven o'clock on Saturday ee'nnight, in the extensive farmyard belong. jug to T. Biggs. Esq. at Orpington, Kent, about four miles from Chislamr-t. • The flames were first discovered by the night patrole on the road, issukug from several ricks of hay. The watchman im niedietely gave an alarm, and fin innately with the assistance of several of the neighbouring gentry, succeeded in awakening the family of Mr. Biggs, and rescuing them from - their perilous situa tion. The flames soon afterwards caught the barns, where large quantities of hay, straw, &c. were deposited, besides several other adjoining buildings; and at one time, the whole yard, con taining sixteen ricks of bay, straw, corn, &c. &c. were in one conti nual blaze; which gave a grand but terrific appearance. The atmos phere was completely illuminated, and the various fire engines from their different stations, throughout the metropolis, were put in re epiWtiou, and proceded in the direction of the fire ; many of them on arriving at the turnpike at the Lower Road, Deptford, not being able to go any further, put up their horses, and several of the fire men went to the fire. The fire had been burning upwards of two Lours before any assistance could he procured, and consequently had got so much a-head as to preclude aU possibility of extinguishing it. Fortunately, by the exertion of the firemen and others, the dwc Ring home was preset eel from destruCtion. The several vultniteer corps from Lewisham, Bromley, Sze. were extremely active on this occa sion in protecting the property of the inhabitants in the adpieing bui;dings ' which was laid gut in the road. The fire was burning the whole of Sunday, and the loss is estimated at upwards of 0,0001. Ws are happy to add, that no lives were lost. - the only .'size- „z tO,voo, in Eleven Sliare ,, ,_ at-No. 1, Holborn Bars, Corner of Middlc liv -g, the only (Mice of Tiranseonill where Tickets and Shares are t•elliu l i fOr the New Small Lottery' of only 8,000 Tickets, %hick contains 2•• • • Prizes of •• • • 200)0 I •• • • Prizes of •• • • I tXJ,) 3,000 I 4 &e. &C. &C. To begin Drawitte the :14 of Next Month (November). N. 8.--• The last L. 5,000 Prize with several L. 1,000, L.sno. L .;00, &e.•&c, have been sold, at the above truly Fortunate Odict, in the last Six Months. R 92 STRAND. PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.—These InstTitit ents a.NO upon an entire new principal, the springs are so constrticted as to adotty ot increase or decrease in size and force ; will answer fur right or kit side, without any strap whatever. SALMON, ObY, and Co. corfidently recommend a trial to all tlm.e who prefer perfect ease and security to the galling typlication of the common Truss, on their usual liberal terms, viz. that the lab cost shalt be returned to all purchasers, if not found superior in ease and effect to every other inventinn, after any trial, wear, or datuarze. Th. Royal Navy, the N ava l H os pitals and Dock-yards, the Ordnance. Greenwich Hospital, the Hon. East India Company, &c. &c. N. B. Persons residing in the cottony, sending the circumference of the body, in inches just above the hips, may depend upon being accuratc4 fitted. MANCHESTER-SQUARY. k select and valuable assemblage of Household Furniture; Chimney and Pier Glasses, in superb gilt frames ; a Sideboard of ex quisite Glass of every description; a large Grecian Sideboard; a set of Scarlet Morine Window Curtains; elegant China, in Tea :rod Table Services ; and other valuable Effects. the property of an Offi cer o:• Distinction going to the Peninsula mith Sir Julio ilope. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. WALKER. On the Pt etnisee, No. 15, Dii!ce-street, Miinchester square, To-Merrer, and following Day, at Tai, We u'Clark, All the truly eleg ant EFFECTS, comprising three handsome lofty tem bogany lOur-post b edsteads with rich chintz buntings, made in a models style, with gilt and plain corniccs, ornamented with m irencli piling goose feather-beds, large blankets, and AturstiNs quilts, Lcci room window-curtains, large Turkey, Brussels, a: (1 I,Vilton carpets, two exquisitely made Trafalgar %Ideboards, plain ditto, a set of pteeitt it:A llegany dining tables, two sets of pedestal card, I'en broke, ut . d swa tables of superior Wood and workmanship, a large secrttary on(I cake elegantly diiiing, card, Pembroke, sofa, and loci large convex mirrors, prints, paintings, hocks, globes, a barrmicter, and vartuus other useful effects.—Catalogues had at the place of sale. GftEY or CARROTTY WHISKERS Are a great dh•figarcinent to • Gentlemen.--Ladies and Gentlemen making trial will be cow:ince,' ,:f the utility of Prince's Dye, being so improved, that no doubt now re mains making Grey (4 Carroty flair dark or black immediately.— 'Observe, there has been many attempts to prepare articles tOr a simi lar purp,,se, but have failed. Several Ladies have declared, that for years :hey hail been obliged to wear false hair, altheagh having tolerably gout! hair ut their own, , but it being gamey at an early age, they wete recommended t') niche a (air trial, a,,d in a short time, so great was the arlik ion, that they left utf the false hair, and has mode their head of hair helve t:ie youtlefut appearance as when twenty years of age.—Askaior " Prince's Dye r " price Hall-e-guinea a bottle, or a dozen bottles 51. Plain directions are inclosed in each bottle, by which any ore may dye their ha i r themselves with ease and pleasuic. Sold by the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist.—Observe, it is nut a Ship —exacily opposite No. 7.; the Numbers are irregular in John-street, Oxtbrd-street.--Be particular, as there are petty shops that sell coun terfeits. Sold also by Hendrie, Perfumer to her Majesty,-Titchborne•street ; , Gattie, b 2, New Bond street ; Irarding, • 89, ; Bacon, )50, Oxford-street ; Davison, 59, Fleet-street ; Rigge, ar i a, encurride ; ton, Tint, lloyal Exchange; and by most principal Perfu:aers or Me dicitre Venders. 'As there has beekgreat complaints in the: country they cc . 1/rince's genuine Dye, therefore, to isecomruodute Ladies atid men that reside in in the conntry, by 'ench,shig a 11. wife in a directed to Mr. Prince, Dentist, John-street, Oxtcrd street, receive by return of coact: one guinea's worth, or I`.'2 bottle' ■ ''llll Y.AA i .. . OCT. 10. .. ACCIDENTS A I •. ....... SINGULAR MANNER OF ROBBI Monday, William King was brou by Oillwore, under a singular char Tothill.fields. It appeared the pr c hildren when they came out of sc they were running, he stole their 3 had recourse to a nouccite mode mouth trumpets, and when the chic rithew t.igether, and showing the ins to take of their shoes, and run all however, who having heard of I proposition ; .when the prisoner pr his feet, he saw a person approacl that he was his fattier be would wit the man was en officer, and made taken, and ordered for re-ecaluina Two young ladies of respeetabl day in their carriage at the door c detected in an attempt to purlc shown them, amour' others, for pui lace not being found on thvir perm recti‘ing a strong admonition, • - THE NATIONAL . REGISTER.. - .'• 6.53 'ENCSS. BRANSCONIB sold in the last Lottery Contract the iiliiipt CAPITAL PRIZE drawn in the last nineteen Lotteries, viz. .. . "A I. 1U etl , vvi vl n atinVill 8,385. the on Prize` of L :::o,voo, ___. . .. Innot get (;ezle.e. a letter, Lowtorip es for 111, • BIRTHS. On Tuesday, the 6th inst. at St. Komface, in the Isle of Wight, the Duchess et Iledtbrd of a sou, which lived os►iy a few hours. Mrs. Jug Wellesley was safely delivered ail son and heir, at Wiinstead-honse, on Thursday, at a quarter-past three o'clock. Mrs. Wellesley and the child are both doing extremely well. On Wednesday, Mrs. Davison (late Miss Duncan), of a son. DEATHS. On 'Thursday morning last, at his house in Wimpolc street, Sir Jahn Chrickloe Turner, aged tie. Suddenly, on Thursday evening, - Mr. Dula'', an eniiikent French bookseller, in Soho-square. NOTA IsENE! PIDDING and Co. Ni;: i;Consaittt.., and 3, CnAninc-Ceoss, call the attention of the Public to the RICHEST WHEEL ever IsnOWill althimElt Half the Drawing is over, still contains ALL TH.F. TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, besides MOPE than the proportionate Number of the other CAPITALS. These must all be determined TUESDAY, Sept. 28, winch will be the Next and Last Day of Drawing. Its there are but few Tickets left, and as the above inducements are irresistible, no doubt they will lee speedily sold : PIDDING and Co. therefore earnestly recommend their Friends to bring their Small Prizes to be exchanged immediately, at either of the .above Offices, where they have actually had scarcely any blanks drawn. on the First Day, which many consider an indication that the Prin cipal ofthe remaining Capitals will, as nsual, certainly be distributed at No. i s CWINHILL I or No. 3, CiIARLMO'CROSS.