The National Register. — London, England, 1812-04-05 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER. APRILS. AQUATIC THEATRE, SADLER'S WELLS. TO-MORROW EVENING, April 6, the Entertainments will commence with the surprising performance of Mr. PACK, the Pro tean Prodigy (who is engaged for a short time only) ; Clown to the Eshiltition, Mr. Flexivre. After which ' a favourite Pantomime, called CASTLES IN THE AIR. Harlequin. Mr. Ridgway; p an taloon, Mr. Barnes, from the Theatre Royal, Lyceum (his first A ppearance here) ; Genius, Mr. Wm. Jones • Lover, Mr. Flexmore ; Pero, Mr. Hartland; and Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI. The Entertain ments to conclude with a new and superb Aqua Drama, with en tirely new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, called THE PRINCE; OR, ILLUMINATED LAKE. Principal characters: Messrs. Austin, Hartland, Rees, jun.; Lund, Pearman Barnes, and Jones ; Misses Brown, Manesler, and Latimer, and Mrs. C. Dibdin. The Panto mime and Aqua Drama the production of Mr. C. Dibdin, jun. The Music composed by Mr. Reeve. The Scenery designed and executed by Mr. Andrews, sen. and jun. The Last Scene representing a Palace and Gardens, illuminated on the borders of an Illuminated Lake, with a splendid Aquatic Pageant to be represented on Real 'Water. Boxes, 4s,—Pit, 2s.—Gallery, Is.—Doors to be opened at half-past five ; begin at half past six. Places kept till half-past seven. Places to be taken of Mr. Kirten, at the Box-Office of the Theatre, every day, from ten till four. On Wednesday next, the Ist of April, will be published, price 2s. 6d. TOWN TALK, No. 111. of the New Series, embeilh.lied by an admirable Caricature, entitled 44 NATIONAL PUR surfs." This Num ber contains a choice Collection of Living Characters, and may be had of the Editor, at No. 3.57, Corner of Exeter 'Change, Strand, and of all Booksellers in Town and Country. THE NOBILITY AND FAMILIES OF tHIS METROPOLIS, ALSO TOWN AND COUNTRY DRAPERS, Are respectfully apprized, that the entire STOCK. in TR ADE of the MANCHESTER, SCOTCH, and IRISH FAC FORS, No. 6, Pickett-street, Temple-bar, opposite St. Clement's Church, ii now 911 Sale, the whole of which, amounting to 17,5001. must be immediately cleared off, in consequence of the death of Mr. Stephen Perkins, one of the Proprietors, amongst which the following :Irtieles will be found particularly worthy attention, viz. a large quantity of grass-bleached Irish linens of known celebrity, Russia and Lancashire sht.ciingi, dowlasses, and Suffolk hemps, 1500 pieces of India and British jacco nuts, mulls and cambrics for gentlemen's cravats and ladies' dresses, • 500 pieces of India nankeens, 2000 silk, imitation, and wove-in shawls, 150 pieces of rich printed bed-furnitures, counterpanes, quilts, blankets, table-linen, &c. with an assortment of printed cambrics and calicoes. No. 6, Pickett-street, Temple-bar, the large corner Shop, with a Golden Unicorn in front. Assistants wanted. N. B. the above extensive Premises to be disposed of. BRITISH WINES, &c. ilk..- • No. 23, New Bond street, corner of Conduit-street. OREIGN WINES having become very expensive, in addition to ch, the great uncertainty of getting them genuine, induces AVELINO and HILL, Manufacturers of British Wines, most re ""%pectfully to acquaint the Nubility and Gentry, that they have been very careful, as well as successful, in bringing those Wines to the highest state of perfection, and which, they flatter themselves will, on trial, be found very little inferior to Foreign. They likewise beg leave to re commend their very : rior Bottled Ales, Brown Stout, Cyder, and also their highly fia r . d Cogniac Brandy, Old Jamaica Ruin, Hul lands, &c. One 1) t ett of Wines, or more, sent to any part of the "rown, free of expence. N. B. Porter, Ale, Wine, and Cyder, in Casks. 2~1 REAL 'FURKEV COFFEE.: H. SERVANTE and Co.'; Warehouse, No. 200, Upper Thames street.—The Nobility and Gentry, by whom such a decided preference has been given to the COFFEE supplied from this Warehouse, are re spectfully informed, that the article will be Sold, as heretofore, of the best qualities, at Is. 9d.; 2s. and 2s. 4d. per lb. and that in Consequence of repeated demands for Mocha Coffee, the same may be had genuine and unadulterated, at ss. per lb. roasted, and 4s. &l. per lb. raw, in quantities of not less than three pounds.—Five per cent. discount on taking nine pounds, and upwards. CHANCES OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE. HORNSI3Y and Co. assure their Friends, that the Scheme of the present LO'ITLRY presents benefits to the adventurer of singular superiority and novelty. The Chances are st. well arranged, that the Prizes set forth cannot fail of giving universal satisfaction ; all that have perused the Scheme, declare that they will have a Chance.— ICKETS and SHARES are selling by HORNSBY and Co. w 4 solicit the Favours of th e P u bli c a t th e ir Old-r s tablished STATE LOTTERY-OFFICE, 26, Cornhill ; where all Prizes are immediately paid. Orders, by post, or carrier, executed with lidolity and dispatch. TO LADIES OF FASHION. CLARK, Ladies' Habit and Pelisse-maker, (from Mr. Allen's, Bond-street,) begs to inform his numerous Friends and Customers, that the business heretofore conducts d by him, under the firm of Di CHEN and CLARK, of Rathbone-place, is now carried on by him, solely on his own account, at No. 37, Golden-square, Piccadilly. Ladies in general are informed, that he has just completed an entire new Habit and Pelisse, which, for neatness and elegance of design and exe cution, has been rarely equalled, surpassed by-none, and 4 1 ted only to be se e n to be admired . — Young Lady s and Gentlemen's fancy c, reat- Co.lts, as also young Gentlemen's Hussar and Arab Dre4ses, in the first style of elegance.—Country residents in general may have an order exe cuted at a very snort notice after dreir arrival in town s or may be in :timed by letter how to send up their measure. KENT.-CURACY OF TIMELY AND LAPEL. WANTED, a CURATE, to supply the CHURCHES of •I'UDELT and CAMEL. The Salary is 701. and the Surplice Fees • but no House: Single Gentlemen only w ill be treated with.- , -Apply to Messrs. Scoones and Son, Tonbridge; if by letter, post paid. MONEY is Always READY to ADVANCE, at Legal Annuity Interest, upon every description of real Property, and eligible personal Security. All Annuities will be redeemable, and the business trans acted with promptitude, secrecy, and honour.-..Apply,P personally, between Nine and Five, o r, by l et t er , to t he DIRECTOR or the NATIONAL BANK, No. 8, Lower John-street, Golden-square ; Where the Nobility and Gentry will experience a never-fairing resource, the Funds of this Institution being equal to the most capital advance ment, however considerable, and matters of moment are its principal object. THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY, SKINNER-MEM', LONDON t BEG leave to solicit the attention of the :\•thi;itc, Gentry, and Puqic in general, to their very LOW I'RICL•.i fur the Choicest. Wilics, Ge nu`•ue Sp.rituous Liquors, Primest Bottled Porter. Ale and Double Brown Stout, FOR READY MONEY ONLY, which will be deli - rered to Order, tree of La pence. to auy part of London. Inc, Port \Vine, per Pipe Ilalt Pipe 601. Quarter Bps *Curious old Port, of the Vintage of 1806, of the most exquisite th,vour l ill Pipe 631. Quarter Pipe Good Sherry, per Butt 11.11 f Butt 61. Quarter Butt - Vv,y fine old ditto, 6 years in the Wood, per Butt Half Butt f:9l. Quarter Putt *Floe old West India Madeira, Lila 3i *Ditto Sherry, P 2 to the Doren *Curer of the fin( st quasi y and tldvotil, I . : to t 1:• *Very line rich irud 411 y Luton, 13 125 32 110 119 to the I.) , zen Ditto Ditto Mouutain, 13 to the Doarn • *ritiest White Noyeau, t to the - 1 tii - 30 Drzeii . . *Ditto Phil: Ditto, ditto - Ditto old Rune Shrub, 12 to the per Ptpe 'lda Pipe 591. Quarter Pipe - 116 3t) dozey Finest Port Wine,warranted to have been ti years in the Wood, new is bottles. 13 to the Doz-n *Cnoice old Port, 12 to the Doaea, Pine flavoured Geneva *Dila) old strong I - Mro Ditto Ditto Lai R um Ditto !),c Cogniav Brandy Dato Ditto Holism's - not crusted *Curious old, Port, warranted to I Best Bottled Porter, 1 to the hare Leen 3 years iu bottle, 12 Dozen to the Dozen • 575. *Ditto Doelde Brown Stout, Good Sherry, 13 to the Dozen 30s. 12 to t::e D,zr n *Very fine old ditto, warranted to Fine Cockac, , ett Cyder have been a rats in the. Butt, Di .to Squash Perry . 13 to the Ir. zed n4s. *F , tietst old Ale, warranted es Fine Taneritti. I:3 to the Dozen bOs. Months old beore bottled *F.ne old Erenti 3ledeira, 13 to *Finest Borten Ale, Ditto the Dozen • 535. *Very curious Cogi.iacßrancly, *Fii:tisr old West India ditto, 13 warranted to be 10 years old to too Dozcri . Gth. I ref .0 !VII • • 445. *Curiously flue Ea , t India Maffei- I *1)100 curious floe flavoured la, warranted to be IC years old, old 'Joni -113 s. 6d. I 4 to thr. Dozen. his. Fine old B. Brandy -16 s od. Those tides marked * air whet the Coinpauy recommend as being of a ruore superior Quality than what is gei;eiaily sold, and of the finest Flavour. Wine Merchants, Innkeepers, and Publicans,served at the Ti Ade Paces as u eual. JANL'AItY 1,181 t:. 9./1. iia. 465. tkOs. 513. 465. Per GO. 2%!.. 11i.. 61. 535. Fer lice. - 63. C.l. 7-• 6d. lt)•. 6J. vl3. 9. , (Id. 101. (id. For the convenirney of those Fan:flies who prefer their WIN L'-'t for Connoiseurs 1.1 saner or Articles, the Company ii.ive . leh ctc d ;1;( ;no.,t curious Wines, Svc. and r the following as the: most choice th east tirclticedi Fine IVcst Nitta Mad e ira, 12 old Wine iu the li c_.!orn, PliltS to the paa-n 365. that has lain in d ()C ntlp Old India It t:o of the 9.0 Years. This Article haS most f Flavour and all th . e. Softness and Flavour Quality, ditto 455. of the most tare Wine, and is Old Ind Sherry of the worthy the at:cotton of the anost t-t:rious and scari:': qua- first Connoisseurs, ditto • lity, ditto it;i. Luscious Shrub, wade !tom the Fine aid dry ditto Cas. finest fli,voared hum. do. I'urt lIIP.I4I`N ly botA ico. from Ripe quil flavoured Doub:e the finest selected Pipes of Bviven I.;:ent, ditto the favourite Vintage of Curicmt )Icl'•.tw wiirntn►ed ditto • TS , . 2 yr At bt•1ov: btAZleri, Ditto of the most r ire Sot t, hot- but of tiie softest tlerout . do. 0.. C.' tied from the most etttious no. C4l. 4s. 6d. Per Doz. -50 s. ... 1 111TA ,7 -1'" . ' Per Dnz. 7IIS I "NM