The National Register. — London, England, 1818-12-27 00:00:00

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SrrapA s of the Candles soppli.-11 may be viewed upon op p,koti,o tit rie resit:Wive OY e re of Me Ordnance in Me Rolla Arsenal wt Woolzei.h. _ _ Fur'f.'rr Particulars. togrther with the Terms and Conditions of Pre Coatrart, min le known at Pie Seen hires Olive, in Pa 4111111 afbromid, any dry between the hours ten and font. o'eloek, a•la•re the prop vi ina.tt he S livered sealed up and endorsed "Propo • bals fur Ca ncite.s," but no Persal con be admitted after the said 30h day of Deeember, at it a dock at noon lorthe WM: day, neither willetny I . lllliel be noticed rimless the Party making it, ur an Agent in his initallshall attend. Dy urd, r of the Bear: t. R. 11. CREW, Secretary. COUNTY FINE OFFICE SOUTHAMPTON STREET STRAND. RECEIPTS FOR THE RENEWAL OF POLICIES FALLING DUE AT CHRISTMAS ARE NOW IN COURSE OF DELIVERY. THE Managers of the COUNTY FIRE OFFICE invite a public examination into the principles and practice of tha Ake for which they wet. They are proud to declare, that the great) object of Insurance, viz. a prompt :cid ample indemnity, has been so invariably yielded by the County (Mice that mat a single lidgatios. has ever to disturb th- hart) . my Of Directors and Clai.o.on This security the oiliee is t... tbled at all times to ~lEird, because. Ist. the Original Alcialka, hat;: pr .vided a capital of soo,ocul. over and above the tlacto.c.ing fowl arisieg from toe premiums ; and been Ise. 2dly, although such pr ,!its us eri.c arc equally divid. , l RAIN) t :one who insure, the direetms of the County Office, have shunned the delusive and pernicious p active of making a large return of profit uniform and certain, and of rim:luring the payineut of claims de pendant on what may be left. Their fixed rule is the payment of all jti it cLtims immodiatety—the return of profit is left to vary with events. They liars additrinally to observe, that as the o r i g i na l capital is ilccincil of sta ient magnitude for all pi-poses of security it is esprsly provided in the policies, the.t Cie subscribers to that fund alortz shall he answerable for losses. Hence those who insure while entitled to sham pro fi ts arc protected from the liability for the of other. which has been in meveecly fe% in societies upon the mitributionship or Union principle ; and which. together with the dillictety and uncertainty of procuring . restitution , has ge.nernily l e d to the failure or dissolution of such societies. ESTABLISHh:D EIGUTEEX YEARS. The Public are respectfully invited to an inspection of the very large and cheap stock of IRISH SHIRTING and SHEETING CLOTHS, now on sale. at Ns. f, The South side ut Illoomibury-squ.lre. The Company. from the nature of the Esta blishments here and in Ircland, orfer to the community the above articles much cheaper and hater than they eon It: procured through any other nudiam. Their linens are bleach,. d tinder their own in smction without the help of acids; they warrant their durahil:ty and cnlour, and cnor.t to return the money, should a fault appear. Country Orders faithfully attended to. Avnts: John Donovan, No. 4, Bloomsbury-square, London ; John Dovle. No. 31, St. Nlary's Abbey. Dublin. Good Mils on Ireland. and Dank of Ireland Notes taken or die counted. KEMPELEN'S CELEBRATED AUTOMATON chEss PI, AYER. HA E LZE L'S & A UTONI ATO N THU I - PU:l' Eli. The exhibition of the above unrivalled Pieces of MiTha• pistil, is now open at No. 4., Spring Gardens, at O; e, Ilalf.ast Two, and Foir o'Chwk in the forenoon, and nom Eight o'Cloc k to Nine in the Evening. The Antomaton Chess Player ham withstootl the first Chess Players in Eumpe. and excited universal astonish— ment. Although every part or the interior Mechanism is exhibited to Public scnitiny, previously to every Performance. no one has yet slime:All in rliscovering the principle of its action. The A moniaton Trump' ter, (the inventioa of Mr. John Maelacl, of Vienna) is known to a limited part of tl e British Public, by i:s peribmiance durim; two nights at the English OperA, when the :inditnee honored it with the most rupturntas applause.. It will perform a variety of Cavalry signals, us alwt several Marelv..s. widt hist, Accompaniment, written by t h e to o„t finguished composers. The Automaton Chess Player, will play several curious and seieltilic Ends of Gainc4, at the three Morning Exhibitions, and in the Evening at Eight o'clock will continence a Came with any Aalagonist. A linittance to each Performance Is. bd. Children ls. tid. A PARTNER IN 'TIE BOOT. An Incident at A tx•r-i-enart: LTA!. The Monarchs late from counsel sage unLnding, At Bail and intarintent their presence lending; A ppear'd a Warrior &gigantic stature, \\*nose Moans, by WA itut;x's J piltatray . tleach feature. In glossy rulinnee, ot' the splendid throng. That graceful mov'd the mazy dance along! A. pigmy lord was thete,—wltuse optic ray. Of narrow litnits, chane'd the :nom to wit, His mind with pitrtacr in the dance to stray. And 1o! he found her,—in the Warrior's Boot ! " Ma tam," he said, the glectiribg Boot addressing, And howin,r to they:round. No greater bits-ing a• ('en e'er be untie might I this night command " In gentle vartactship, ,)tots lovely hand !" The I .aily in the JET seetti'd coy and mutt ; Tentrring his hand, he Icrivp'il—a IlLssian Boot ! The Soldier staid, trantaix'il in stern array, •• The Prologue lini:11•11.cf this un-try Play, t• \V hat next!" he th Tr: 1 v •• What scene auceeeds, •• Ere t h e vain Actin of the Dram , ' blcett. ? " Ityptile ! hat licrc mine ire sm.pre:,s I mu t, •• E:se would I grind thee to thy kindred dust !" •• Exeibe me. Sir, your Beats, like pohsh'd giwscs, " height each objeet us it Fires ; Rais'd, in their brilliant glow, &11citchless hue, •• The visionary them that caught toy view P• ciNicustanue an"ipte Innen mirth exc:ted. The Manntelts in the geti'ral smile united ; A ix.la•Chapcllc the Jet's high merits lat.cki•ig, Nos, bp:o4.lti t.nr tare of WA RIMS'S splendid BLACTUNtI. A Shilling . Pot of Warren's Paite Blacking is equal to Four ;'t,ll Kitt!. of liquid Illacking.—Preparwl by RtIltE::T WAR It EN-59, ST KAN U. London And Gold bj 112 Ce ...crolors W 111.a.`Aingln evciy town to king.lont. !'(3. , at ti.. tvd and iKtl. enelt. ••• .4,4 . jot IVA KR E /lL:.•Aing. DEC. rr BCI ;I:Sr S ESSENCE. 01 ANCHOVIES. WAREHOUSE. 117, ST3AND. CORNER u*' TILE gAVOT STEPS. LONDON. .TOIIN BURGESS AND SON being apprised of the numerous endeavours made by many persons to impos e 3 spuri ous article M Mr their make, reel it incumbent on them to request the attention of the public, in purchasing what they conceive to be the original, to observe the 11311/.1 and address corresponds with the above ;—the general appearance of the spurious il,:::;:riptions will de • ceive the unguurtied, and for their detection, .1. B. and Sons submit the following Caution,: ; some are in appearance at first sight • the genuine,' but without any rame or address--sinue ' Burgess's Es'ence of Ancbovies'—others • Hargis's,' and many more without address.— JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years honoured with such distinguished approbation, feel every sentiment of respect towards the public, and earnestly soltel them to inspect the labels previous to purelia,ing what they conceive to be of their make, whi,•ll tiny hope will prevent many disappointments.—W 101, STRAND, CORNER of the SAVOY STEPS, LONDON. FRAUD PREVENTED. To counteract the many attempts that are daily made to in:po•c on the unwary a spurious .•ompo , itioninsteccd cf the Genuine .la:•king prepared by Day and Martin ,theyare indue ed to adopta new Lahel in which theiraddress fl;, 1-11G1-1 lIOI.3ORST, - - s plaredso..nnapicuonsly • that tlicy tru tan attention to this, and dilfak:llet'artiletype, whiehis unlike all letter-press, willenable purchasers at once to tUtect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACK I NG, made by DAY and MAHTIN,g7, High Holborn, will in future be -old in 'Witte:, at MI. ls. and s.Ml.each, and a coay of the I.abel lett wan ail Venders I).li r AND MARTIN, 9 - , [UGH HOLBORN. • BIRTHS • In Red Lion Square, the lady of J. Bridges, Esq of a son.—At Fort Marlborough, on the iblanil of Sumatra, the lady of Major T. 0. Francis, of a ilia.—On Christmas day, Mrs. B. 1. 'l'. Nightingale, of Craven Street, of a son. MARRIED. At Sunbary, J. Ilwa, 1.1.1). to Sasanna, eldest dau. of the late .1. Brighton, .1. Lockwood, Esq. of LanssZown Place, to Elm, dam of J. Thad:rah, Esq., of %% - ortil Hall, near Leads.— .1. Nl:l.4:okt] Sig Magale, third son of thullte E. Nightin • Kale, Batt. of KneesJworth Ilan, Cambridge, to Maritume, only dau. of the late Captain 11. Beaver. DIED. The (Merolla !matins Palyart, hi, molt faithful Mljesty's 6 , eareal in Great 11 arrot Street, Fitzroy S.itar.:, Co 10.1.:1 J. Rohn t •rhi, or the late Royal Westminster Volunte4s.—Mrs, F.. 1. Master, relict of W. I). }tasters, Esq. late of Yokes Mere. w:wth, Nutt, and the survivor of the Dalison family, of.llampton' , , West Peckham, Kent, anal 87.—Mary, the wife of Mr. W. Neal, of Ilackney Polygon, Somers Town, Mr. W. Essex, aged is. LOSDON MARKETS. CORN-EXC I IA NG E. MONDAY. DEC. 91. There was a libTral sup;ily of Engli,lt Wheat j.his morning and upwards of 23,000 quarters of Foreign arrivet! Rine,. this duy wed:, Witt having but few buyers at market, the sales were dull at a d e - Cute of aboutt.:. per. qr. on the fine samples since last Monde;. The arrivals of English and Foreign Barley being eonsitlerabl.., it Lath riencvsl a deeline of about t.'s. per rina t!r.—Brans, and Pease, a heavy sale, and cult article rather lower.—The Oat tnale was Jul at a deeliae at ls. per qr. for tine samples.—Rapeseed and Linseeti were Ludt chetv:r. . - WEDNESDAY. DEC. Y 5. Tiough we have had out few fresh arrivals of En licit Wheat since 1101104 y, some quantity remained over from that day's market, which Mutat a hemy 'ale to play, on rather lower terms than other wise. Barley. Beans, and Pease, go off heavily having but few bay.•r:; of iiii.rkvt. T;ie Oat trade is dull, and in many immineei rat'•er lower Fri: es lmving been submitted to, to give the veraels dis liatzli, having no inamt on Friday. Y. Wheat .... 3 - 3 a 62 Fine ditto. 70 A 75 S. 5. S. Whitelease63 a 75 Poland flats 32 a 75 Grey Pease tit a 67 PoUtto' ditto 5} a x'; 60 a 63 Pine ' , lour GO a 65 Ticks 63 a 66 Stzond ditto 55 a 6ti Data. 5l a 53 Rape Socd 42:. 471. 42 a 54 Fine I.larLy 51 a GM Malt • '66 a Kb PRICE OF BREAD. The l‘igliest price of the hest W:watet. Bread throughout the tne trovnii•, is stated by the Bakers to he 12.1. the gliarterti Ludt' !takers sell the Quartern Loaf from id. to 2!. lower. A VERM.E PRICES OF CORN PER QUARTER, IN ENGLAND AND WALES rOll THE WEEK ENDII4 DLC. 19. Wheat. I Rye I Barley I Oats Bolas I ho 3 5j 11 &I 2 SG 0 I 76 4 77 7 PRICE OF MEAT..Fstitsmt, D SMITHFIELD. NEWGATR A 11. d. s. tt. * I rnifs (if Cattle at 8ecf..... 4 4 a 6 4 Smith/ I - 23. AND T.ZADENII4r.i. Carcase S. d. L 1. Beef 34 a 54 Ntutton 40:132 Veal 4 0 a 6 (1 Pork 4 a6O n 0 0 Mutton ..5 0 a 6 6 1 Beasts, about.... 563 Veal ...-4 8 a 6 n I S.CieCp 1430 Pork 4 sa6ol t'alves 30 I,4l.`tif (1 a 0 0 l 5 HAY AND writAw PER I.OAD. X. ti d. .0 E. d. Aver. C. ‘. (Hay 7to 0)a 8 8 7 1!; SMITIWIELD Clover 8 4 0 a 9 1) H I.' 9 (Straw 4 it 0 a 3 0 0 16 0 lity 6 0 0a 8 8 0— 7 4 0 Sr JA3tES'S S Clovcr 7 0 0a N :s Straw 2 8 0 a J 0 9 2 14 I Hay 7 0 0 a s 8 0 7 4 0 WiIITECOAPEL - Clover is 8 0a 9 9 g 114 Straw 1 10 0 a 2 Ifi 0— AVEIIAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Cu:nputed trom the Returns nivlr in the week eluting 11. e. ?T. .304. ewt. exclusive the Duty of Caito,ai pit or t A i •auie on importation the:eut inzo Getat tie.) rail*: ON STOCKS Bank Stock 3 per tent. Ile:Weed 7i3 3 per Ce.i:. Coition 044 4 per Ceut. 3 per Cent. Navy India Stock Ditto Bonds Cs p.zr Casts.) 7 9 71• Pr F.7cciteltyr liills, id. per Day, 7 IS pr . Ciontoh tor 11 , 19 7li) I moo A unuitie 10..20 Lox tiotifr :--I . l4rtred arid poliFshen by by H.Wit.na, No. le It i.r.eE r-r; rtftrET, b.:tweet, St. I: u' • tan's Church and Fe ter 1...ne. and (fronded into the ontry by all Nie :on a Looks.tli" and Clerk., or tlaßo.iff (roe of l'uatoe,o. me aig an, bre citi W• you! such Aim] peat AV hag, muit to pr vviti