The National Register. — London, England, 1815-01-15 00:00:00

I)IED. On Thursday last, at Cambridge, very suddenly, in his 77th year, Edward Esq. banker, of ;bat town, a gentleman highly re spected for his integrity On Monday last, in the 76th year of his age, the Rev. James Mot rice,' A. M., Rector of lletalianger, Kent, and Vicar of Flower, Northamptonshire. On Thurallay, the 7th instant, at Portslatle, Sussex. aged 8 years. the Rev John Clsitton, Vicar of •that parish, - and Rector of ilangleton, late of Magdalen Caere Canibridge. At his seat, in East Lothian, Robert Deans, Esq. of Huntington, Add:Ural of the White. • COMPLETE St*CCEgS! " My Uncle's House !" continuing to be received with nnanimous burns of langlitcr and applause, will be repeated every Evening until further notice. OLYMPIC rtiEATitr., NTWCASTLESTRP.ET, STRAND. ENIIER THE AUTHORITY OF THE LORD CHANEFIILAIN. MONDNY, January 16th, 1815 (and during the Week) will be rievented the petite Piece. called GULLIVER IN LILLIPUT. A Popnbir Song. by Mr. June-. Aftfr which (13th filar), an entirely New Comic Builetta in three Acts, called MY UNCLE'S HOUSE; . Olt, THE SIMI. AND THE MAGPIE). 111 the course of the Evening. Seriotui and Comic Dancing. A Pas Dena, by Miss Green and Mr Albin. An Eccentric Pat Drnx. by Mr. Goll and Mr. Bristow. " The Miller and his Docks," by Mr. Luisa. The whole to conclude with the lai/liable ilnitclta, called HOLIDAYS; or, SCHOOL'S UP I Places may be taken of -Mr. G. Bowes,: at the 'lox Office, from Ten till Fmir. Doors are opened at Hall.past Five, and the Petfornianres to evrnmence at Ilalf-past Six precisely. Boxes 4s.—Pit ts.—Gailery la.—Second prieent Wilf.pait Eight. On Thmsday, by particular desire, the Barletta of Holidays ; or, schooN Un !" will be performed as a first Piice, and " Gulliver. in Lilliptit" will be the Inst. A new 'Comic Extrasa.asiza Strenkinx Pantnnilmical Entertain. meat, called lit oad.t.:6i;s , or, Matti - pia NI ig and 11-1) 4 1 0 41 1 1 / 4 ! ti i 0 PHILOSOPHICAL Li ECREATIW,s S. BY MR.• dARNERIN. . The Professor will snake WI Week the finest Experiments on Electricity, Gas, Aernstation, Phantasmagoria, &c. &c, as well 61 the Novel and Grand Experiment of JOHANNA SOU' IHCOTT'S RESCTRRECTION. THEATRE OF G This Theatre' is opened every Monday, Wedsesday, and Friday Eveming, sit Sevtii o'Clock.—Great Room, Spring-gardens. '2lB 284 1,590 1,170 . ... . . . . 10,000 3,6.0 3,954 10 OOO f Besides Prizes of L.5C10, &e. HORNSBY & Co. mild the above grand List of Capital Prizes in three sueces4ive small Lotterio, within the last Twelwe Montl.., ti 4 divided the whole of the Money among their Fi lend% —Tifict-t. and Slims are on Sale for the present Lottery. which het int nralA jog on WEDNESDAY NEXT.—LIO,OOO for the first Prize above 1.45.—N0. :6, CORNHILL. SIVEIVIITGHT with pleasure announces the continnance of the success of his Oki Established Offices, having Sold in the Lot tery drawn SOUi November. No. 753 a Prize of 16,0001. I 157 . . 1011. 690 30011 5776 . . tOol. and several minor ones, he hopes to repeat this to his Friends and Purchasers in the New Lott - •of if,ooo Tick - containing T. Capitals, to .Jery _ .;ets, . Prizes (IP:AWOL Two of 10,0 001.. and Forty-sit other begin Drawing on WEDNESDAY NEIVT. Tickets and Shares for which . arc on Sale at 37, Garai ; lIolboru; St 3, Hayniatket; and 141, Oxford *Heti. AT PERRY'S S ritn: LOWERY OFFICE, NO. 1, HOl ZORN-8.040 TICKETS and SfIARF.S are on Sale for the NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY, which begins Drawing oat WEDNESDAY NEXT. The Scheme contains It rvt CAPITAL PitIZEP. . 4. The of 20,0001. Two of 10,0001. &c.—Only 12,000 Tickets. Petry shared the Largest Prize that has been sold fur Thirty lilt relies : and in the last Twelve Months One of 20,0001. One of 5,441„ several of 1.0001. 3001. &e. &c. were also sold and shared at Petty'* Tiuly. &Msao Oftee p No. 1, Holborn-bars. A Nf'M YEAR'S GIFT. The opening of a New Year naturally excites sentiments of profound gratitude from Messrs. ItOWL4rsll) and SON, Proprietors of the GENUINE. MACASSAR OIL, for the unparalleled Patronage until which a liberal and discerning public bas h toourcd th aionced cle. L:s virtues are 1111 W known thrtnighutit the halittah:e (Aube. i e Parents and Guardians a more acceptable present to thase latider tittle care cannot be granted, so tar as concerti, the preservation nt . that %tibia every sane admires—A Fine Head of Brie, the racist tiiatingibli ed ornament a the Human Frame. •It is essentially requisite in purchasing the above Article to ash fur "Rowland's Macassar Oil." Also to observr, that eaelt Botik closed in Rowland's Treatise on Ike HUIII4II flair (highly swarthy the attention of Parents. &c.) and si t ztted ua the out%i to Label, iti lt-d Ink s A. Rowland and Son ; price St. Vol, 4.. G 1.. 10s and fi. 1 4. per Bottle; Nu. 1, curlier of Kirhy-street, liattsiti•gardcu, :. ~.~ • 4n4 A most atrocious robbery was committed on the night of Monday the 1 , 1 of January, at Moritington, the seat of James Brahma, Esq withinlliree Mites of Drogheda. About half-past eight o'clock. as Mr. Brahaxon was returning from his atahles to his house, areom• • pained by his coachman, several armed men, who had been con cealed in a shrubbery, rushed on them, knocked them down, and tied them; they then proceeded to the house, when they entered the parlour where Mrs. Brabazon was, robbed her of her watch, rings and trinkets. and then dragged Mr. Brabazon into the house. to compel him to discover where his money and arms were. They beat him with the butt ends of their pistols in the most savage ail(' brutal manner, in the fare and on his breat, kicking. treading on him, and fielding him to the bars of the grate, to make him disco ver money they 'apposed he had concealed ;. they luelbefore thtt !moat treatment got above two hundred pounds in cash, and above four hundred cowls wr!rtlt of plate. They reineined in the house s i e;;lly six hours, riolitic. drinking, and firing shots. There were oti!v six nun entered 'he house, but two parties, or trans of boar or five each, Hon:lined outside, one party. at the back entrance, and another at the fr,alt door; they were all armed witl, pistols and brass blonderhosses. They appeared to be of the lowest order, nod their conduct was the most brutal and savage, particularly after they had ta k en t e,rne spirits, wine, &e. The house was well tented and pre pared!, but the family was mot unfortunately taken by amps ise; the attack AAP made at that very early hour. The getnlenton is ' , early eighty years of age, and most highly respected by all his neighbours, and adored by the poor en his extensive estates, yet no elite or trace could be obtained so surto guide his friends to the haunts of the per petrators of this outrage. • MARRIED. 011 Thursday, by special licence. in Arlington-street, by the Rec. Archdeacon Hochtsoss. Rector of St. George'.. llanover.square, Lietiteunnt-Colonel Sir Fleury Carr. K. C. R. to Mr►. Spencer l'cr ceval, widow of the bite Chancellor of the Exchequer. After the ceremony, they left town for their seat at Ealing. FIFTY CAPITAL PRIZES fa the NEW YEAR'S STATE 1.0 . 1TF.R1 to begin Drawing NExir IVEDNE3DAY. SefiEME. a -. . of . . L 20.000 . . are • . L 40,000 2 2,uco . . . . .. 4 , , LOCO . • • •• . . 4,0 W 6 S 10 " • • S.OrKi 16 And .2, - .572 Prieto. trove 1.100 to Ll 5 Tickets and Shares are Selling by RICIIARDSON, ii()OIII..UCK, rie CO. co n t rac to r :, fir the I.ottcry, at tl.eir Offices. the Corr.cr 4 PLvtg. 3 , ....11..:1:“..::, t.C.1...!.1111.1.4 4:14 Li. 1 , 1 tlx X,,,z't Mew:, .0 1,3. ~', . 4. i...f..5.:.1. i