The National Register. — London, England, 1813-04-25 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER. APRIL 25. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. The Nobility, Gentry, Merchants. &e. are respectfhlly informed that Mr. ST:' I N ES has had Seventeen Years Extensive Practice in giving Pill V ATE LEC T ;LES to Gentlemen of the University of Cambridge fur their Degrees, many of riltom have obtained the highest Senatorial Honours. to whom he can refer. Mr. s:s pia) of Tuition has for its object the communication of an Extensive :and Per fect Knowledtre of any of the followin; Subjects in the least possible Time I , a , ' Expellee, an thus, by his merit, Iliertions. and disinterestedness, to obtain the Pa troacie of the Public. Gentlemen bare. therefore, the first opportuniti of being - Tauxbt any Pan. of MATHEMATICS and NATURAL PHILOSOPHY at a TRIFLING EX VENCE! I! Mr. Staines gives Private Lectures at his Finishing Lecture Room. N 0.3. Warwick-court. Holborn, or at Gentlemen's Houses, from Bever o'Cleck in the Moulin!: till Ten at Night. Arithmetic—lto Applic , tion to Universal Calculations relating; to Trutt. and Com merce, the Sciences, al:11 the Pubilo Revenue. Double Rule cf Three taught in I hour!! ! Vulgar Fr ::tions in RI!! Decimals in 1 ! !! Doctrines of Annuities, Lea-es, iu 4 hours! !! Algebra—Called the Grerst Art, because of Its wonderful power and utility, taught lessons !!! Thi; is one of the Sciences in which Mr. S.'s experience iu the University was almost without a parallel. Ceometry—Stalues's complete S).stein of Geometry tanght In 11 lessons!!! An extensive collection or fee •letrical Problems wish their Solutions, narticulaily useful to the Student of general knowledge, Architects, Surveyors, Artists, &c. in !, lessons!!! Correct in $ le: loos!! Trigonotnetry—Pl:tne and Its application in Alternetry, Longimetry, and Survey ing in g lessons!! Spherical, with the Solution of Fifty select A stronomical . . _ Problems in ti Ittssorie !! Mensuration—Of all kinds of A rtificers Works, includine. those relatiog. to Vaulted Roofs in 0! Surveying in 6I! Gauging in 4!! dc. &c. Navigation—Every modern improvement in Traverse, 11Iercltor, &c. Current Sailing; ending the Latitude and Longitude; Construction of Chins ; Nautical Astronomy. Mr. Norie's Navigation taught in It) lessons!! on ontrerne reason- able terns. Astroa •my—Stairles's Comr".. System taught is 11 lessons ! ! All the Problems on the Terrestial and Celestia: • 7lsbes, including those relating to (14 , Planets, iu Explanation of the Astrenouliz Almanack the' Phetionuma of the klarvet Moon; the Rainbow ; the Philosophy '"elescopes, iu Mechancs, Hydrostatics, Optics. f• c. N. R. Clartlemen y take single lemon wilcn cow, ~ :alent to them. Youth. intended for .he University or ingenious eroi42i I tS, p i ,titie °Oleos Age. *c. Mee the first opportunities of acquiring a knowledge of any of the above im portant Subjects of parts of them at a trilling exponee!!. No. J. Warwick- courtglolborn. LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH ; loath Flax and Cotton united In the same Thread. and the only Manufadere of the kindin the United kingdom. Establhibed in lsoY. This fabric combines,the properties of great dnrability—bentittful appearance— pleasantnefs in wear, and more conducive to health in al/ seasous and climates than any other description of Shirting cloth. Every piece is as usual warranted and sold at the Patentee's original Warehouse, lbs. Cheapside, near St. Paul's; Harding, Howell and Co. 89, ; and ao other house in London. The Proprietor finds it necessary to state, in consequence of a house la Chearitle offering fur sale an article termed imperial Patent Cotton Thread Shirtings, that Lowe'sratnnfacture is the only description of Shirting Cloth for which a patent has Ryer been obtained ; every piece of which has his signature, and any other fabric Than Lowe's, sold in imitation of, and 3s Patent ShirtintrlCloth, i 4 spur and an Ikbpositiou on the Public. GEORUE 1.0 MI, Patentee. Ne. llii, Cheapside, near St. Paul's. o s •As a Caution to gaard the Public against any future attempts at fraud and decep tion, the Proprietor has thought it necessary, in justice to himself, after many yea's labour and expence in bringing this article to its present state of perfection, to add the concluding remark of J unge Gibbs, before whom an Action (Lowe v.w.nl) was tried, and incontrovertibly decided in favour of the Patentee last 'nary Term that be (the Learned Judge) would consent to no compromise beetueeu the parties in this cause, but a distinct admission of 11r. Lowe's Patent Right." UTILITY AND ELEGANCE COMBINED. railer the Illustrious Patronage of their Royal iii4linecs the FrinceAs or Wales and Duke of Sussex, Ilis Escelleney the Spanish Anababildur, aud many Families of high distinction. MACASSAR Oth FOR THE PAIR. _ _ This Oil is proudly recommended on the basis of Truth and Experience, and the most respectable test imeilialsi. It 11:1SSeh , :e3 properties of the most 1. tillbl14,01 . • II A. ture for restoring the hair where it h.:. been bald for years, preacrv.-s it from falling, -off er urn hut grey to the latest priud of Itfe ; produces on the tres,es a most beau tiful Gloss, Sccut and Curl. This Oil is infinitely efficacious in renovating Children's Hair, promotes the growth of Whiskers, Eye-brow.:,Nc.—ln tine, it is pre-etnineut fur renovating the Hinman Hair, :end adding to it an incomparable beauty. Merchants, Captains, &c. will and this an article of pre-eminent utility for pre serving the Nair is hot climates. For general utility is inclosed, a Treatise on the Improvement of the Human Hair, giving a frill description of the sr irtues of the Oil, u ith testimonials from persons of distinguished consideration. This interesting 8... k and the Oil, is a Made Mecum fur every fatuity thrritiphout the world : it is included e. Ith each Bottle in the 'Wrapper. signed on the outside, in red ink. " ILOWLAN TO and SO N."—Price 49. 6d. t lis. gd. and IL la. per bottle I sold %V holesaie and Retail by the Proprietors, [LOWLAND and SON, Kirby-street, Hatton-garden Lon don; and by their appointment—by their Wholesale and art Agents in i.OlidUR —who have all just receised a large and valuable supply.—Also by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders in every tcwit. throughout the Empire. -._ . . No Macassar Oil ig Genuine without the Signature en the LaW, in red ink ROWLAND and SON.) CATON ON DEBILITY. Just published, price Ss. C 4. at No. In, edanhope.etreet, Newcastle-street, Strand, the Third Edittou„ with Cas e .. PR %CTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DERILITIL'S, natural and co.:tract -04, of she Generative Organs of bath Sexes; Inetudme Remarks on Gicets, Tabis Domains, Fitter Alban, &r. &e. with the Theory of Generation. Ay T. M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the trotted Hospitals of St. Thomas', smithy's. Printed for Messrs. Highley, 24, Fieet•street, Loo&nt. Where may OK had, Ca toa's popular Treatise on the fames anik Distinctiost ef the Varietis. of Asthma- Wa new and successful Instructions firs the proyestioa anti treatment of hothrostk raS. Pecs is 211 SADLER'S WELLS. To-Morrow and Every Eveni n g till hither Notice. The Dance called the THREE GHOSTS. A Pantomime called LON DON ; or, HARLEQUIN and TIME. (Gown, Mr. Grimaldi). And an Aqua Drama, called ROKEBY CAsTLE ; or, the Spectre of the Glen, with Real Ships on Real Water. Boxes 4s. Pit:'s. Gal. Is, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of York has hollowed the Au!noun, in St. James's-street, with her Royal Patronage: her . Royal Ii td,ness was pleased to acknowledge, that flic most splendid idea. could not add to the real merits or mal:nitiectice of tic Au. lacntu deciirations. The opening of this new c,,tabli!..loeunt every probability of producing an di - venal change in she intetior arrangement - 4 of elegant Rooms, as it is i:apfily introduced in lien oi . Paper, a d k manufactured to a 1:.oit , 01.(1 Yards, if required, without joiut or scant ; in fact,. we pronom:cr it one of the finest cpcimens, combined with taste and dots,:-tic comfort, that has ever been produced iu this cr any other ct.untry. LA 1 7 ;)NTAINE9S Nirx Just publish(' 1, in 4 vols. price '2O. AGE and YOUTH ; ar, the FA I 1.1 LS of A LILSTIT DT. , . By LA FONTAINE. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co Leadechall.street. ' The followlag will appear this Si. '?;172( r: Ang s olina, by Mrs. Robinson, new Edition, 3 vols. The Widow. by the Sane, ditto, 2 vf!!‘z. Sir Gilbert Eatterling,:t Romance, by J. N. brewer, 4 vols. Hope ; or, Jndao l'r(judico, 3 vo!s. Anschno; or, Day of Trial, by Mis. liiii, 4 vols. Read, and give it a Name, by Mvs. Llewellyn, 4 vols. ". of 30,000/. 22 of 20,000/. 49 of 3.0'10T. 81 of 1,004_ 2 of 15,00/. 37 of 10,0001. 6-1 of 2,004. la 4 of 50a1. Hon NSBY and Co. have shared and sold the above, and paid the same on demand. They beg Icave to actin:out the Public, that the State Lottery begins drawing the with of Next Month, and their favours oil Vie present occasion. The Scheme contains three of 2e,0001. three of 10,00+ 1. four of 2,0001. &c. and more Prizes than Blanks ! Tickets and Shares arc selling at trie lowest price, and in great variety of minilmrs, by HonNsfiv and Co. Stock-11i °kers, at their old-established State Lottery (bier, Cornhill. N. B. Orders by Post or Carrier executed witlit SALE of a STOCK of .SHEF,TINGS, Table-cloth?, Napkins, Blankets, HARLEY has to DISPOSE OF, considerably multi. the manufacturer's original cost ; the prices arc affixed, and all warranted Russia sh^etilu ; servants shcetings, 10s. cid. is pair ; blankets, ; Witney ditto, tis. ; worsted morine furniture?, Is.; coloured and white dimity ditto, is.; large Marseilles t tiiltt . l vas. a few large entinterpar.es soiled, 13s. ; several packs of ian'tisr and household linen ; diaper breakfast-ta!de-cl?t h•e. 4•, 61, ditto, 7s. ; large diaper dinner ditto, 123.; large damask - dinner ditto, los. ; Inickaback towels, ins. 6th. a dozen ; also three damask- table-cloths, lire enough to dine 50 persons ; and a few Holland .lieetings, a proper width to mAke up without seam.—No. 59, Ox. ford-street, To toTTERY ADVENTURERS. Ptnnmc and Co. No. 1, Coriihill, and Charing-cross, London, remind the Public, that since flit! above Offices were opened, they have proved by far the Luckie3t in the Kingdom ; a filet which courts comparison, and challenge.; contradiction. It is presemed, therefore, before any despair of success, they will try as above, where Mr. City, who built the Hospital in the Borough, acquired 400,0001. by Prizes, and where lidding and Co. would have realized a handsome Fortune, if they had themserves kcpt, instead of offering fin &de, the Tickets and Shares selected for their Costumers. The present Lottery, to begin drawing - May 6th, contains 6 Prizes of 20.0001. and 10,0001, and the Scheme is so arranged that every Ticket drawn the First Day inn•t be a Pi ize, In con:equence of the superiority of S AI.M 0 N, 0D Y, and Co.'; PATEN SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES, the Patentees have been honoured with the following appo;ntments : —His Majesty's Itc.yal Navy, the Navy Hospitals and Dcel: Yards, the Board of Ord nance, the Hon. the East India Comfriny, dec. and contittre to re commend them to the Public on such fiber.' term•, which Ita%e never before been offered, that the tui.l cost shall he tour; act to Put chaisrs, it not approved, after any trial, wear, n ?mag. N 8. Persons residing in the Country, send $ g rite Ci.eumft.ren , e of the Body, in inches. - hi •'•ne..d accurately btu $Ol4 by sr in inches, rust above the hips, craidepe..d upoti bciadg MANUFACTORY, oF2, STRAND. poiotrnent s by Ai tnistr on; and Co. Leadonhall-inreet,