The National Register. — London, England, 1819-01-10 00:00:00

NATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE, BRIO6E STILEZT, DI flEcrous : ATTIY4IOI), Ai"rttl.iS' Esq : Banker, W .IM, Esq. GEOItGE, (Lie!. SIGN OLD, 'THOMAS, Esq. Banker, COPP.t.AND, %VILLEIN], E-q. • - DANIEL JAMES, Is q. Eat India Director, WEIDOIII.4 Esq. Banker, GEDOE H., E. ILIANS(;N, E•4l. Nr. 111 AN, S.IM II• I ~ Esq. MIEVII.LE. A. A., .Esq. • • SANDI'S, Sir E., But. SIiTON, JAMES. Eq. wnwirr. JOHN, Esq. Banker. The Directors of the NORWICH UNION rIRE OFTICE hating tfvciled from the Mctrepo:ts, is renscqutuce of a defect in their Deed of Se:dente:lt, and the l‘leinhers rtaie.ent in Lyndon being unwilling to lose the benefit of so excell,nt a Plan of Insurance. Jure e.etermined, for the benefit of thems,lves and others, to cond. hiie the am , unher the title of the NATf ON Al. UNION I' 11l E Nst E." at.ttic,c sol•cited tl.e above Genticquen to under. tAte the di,ection ti.ereof, who, tItIsit0:1: of t•rtionoting the welfare of their leilow-eisiz .ns, bate kin•lly at-veined the Mitt. in which tl.ev will continue to act until finc ticm•ral Meeting. N.H. in.urances may be ttleined at the Moe as above, and Policies wilt be usued in the course of a few days. TIIE great inconveniences uttenling, the construc tion 44 Ol NI NG-TA RI.ES has lx.en a just muse of complaint for many years, and many sit inpts have been made to remove then ithout effect ; that, however. is at !not accomplished by the inventor of tin PATENT ROTARY avid Ex•t•EsniNc, iNk; TA uI.F.. consirticted so that it c.Cinot be injur3d by opening, soil being, when folded, the most cl ~gmit. compact, and portable l'abie ti at has yet been presented to the ?Mlle. The pe.-mkr advantages of this Table are its convenience, elegance, and portidAtty. the latter living so great as to render it a dc: rable article to gentlemen in the Au:4. as it may tint instantly he Ranked in a small space, ind 14 , 1% . .11 .V 11011.: their camp equipage without risk or damage—The inventor, CO ARLES S'TEty 1 KT, having obtained his Majesty's Patent. reiectlially informs the Ni 4 i.lity, Gentry and Public, Mat has P.tTEN'I' ROTARY and EXTENEY.NO DINING-TA lt LES are sold oily at his Chibinct and Upholstery Atanufactory, Martin's-lane. Chating Cross. I.olidon, he having nu connection Rithany other hourtiu the trade. TEAS MUCH CHEAPER AND BETTER AT THE PRICE. LONDON GENUINE TEA WAREHOUSE, No. 0, LUDGATE HILL, Estellishcd for the Sale of Teas pure anti Unadulterated ae they are Imported frora Chinn. THE EAST INDIA COMPANY** QUARTER. LY TEA SALE being just mks), FREDERICK SP:IIROW and Co. in returning thanks for the decided preference given to their Teas, beg to inform their Friends anti the Public, that they have selected an exteraiive Assortment of the strongest and best full flavoured Teas that have been imported for some Years. which they of."er to sell upon the lowest Wholesale Terms, fur Ready Monet- ; recommending the following, us cheapest and best at the Price 9 •—viz. e. tl. s. d. Good genuine Congou and Green 6 u to li opc lb Fine strong Conon, Breakfast Souchong, anti fresh Green Fine fall-flavowed Sow:hung, and bright leaf fresh Green Fine Hyson lO 0 ... 10 6 Superfine. ditto (very curious) Superfine full-flavoured Souchong 10 0 ... 12 0 Fine l'ekoe Fine Caper, and Padree, the lathe: in Chinese Paclutges, newr opened, about lb tmcii) lO 0 ... 0 0 Colli e and Sugars at the smallest Profit. •• - • Plea.• 2 to be Particular in the Direction. No. 6, near the botom of Ludgate Hill, a few tlOO/6 from Holy a S.rcet ; to ~to,:e Lottery People, who can know but hide of the real qualitte , and properties of Tea, opened a shop in the saute street in o i lkoiuon ; uut we pledge ourselves to continue belling cileapsr and beuer 'foot at tl.e price than they do. IN BLOOMSBURY SQUARE, four doors from the top of SOUTHAMPTON STREET. HOLBORN. is the IRISH LINEN COMPANY'S ONLY WAREHOUSE in LONDON, Clitabli.hed NINETEEN YEARS, . For the bale of Irish 11;i;iitg and sheeting C/ioth by the Piece, at the Factor's price, WARRANTED for Durability, Colour, and to repay the purchwee money should any fault appear. The Company, from the nature of their establi,hinents here and in Ireland, tea to the continually the above articles much cheaper than they can be procured through any other nteditun. Good Irish Bills and Bank of Ireland Notes taken as usual. Country orders punctually attended to. JOHN DONOVAN 4, Bloomsbury Square. lAgents. JOHN DOYLE, 31, St. Nlsry's Abbey, Dublin, ) N. B. A few hundred P:eces of SI 111.'D Shitting Cloth arc now on Sale considerably below their colt price. ENGINE, LATHE, and TOOL MANUFACTORY, No. 10, COCKSPUR STREET, CHARING CROSS. DIED. At his country-scat, near Pafis, in his 52l year, A. Hope, Esq. second son of the Luc J. Hope. Esq. of Harley -street, formerly of Amsterdani.—At Penni/Mlle, Mr. Samuel Sampson, Solicitor, of St. Swithin's-lane.—ln his old year. 3lr. J. Winklield, of Tottenham. court-road.—At Claphani Rise, Margaret, wife of 11. ltoxby. Esq. —ln Clitulotio street, Fitzroy square, Mrs. Hewers, widow of Capt. J. It. Hewers, lt.N.—ln Chancery-lane. Mr. Joseph Ilanwell--At Camberwell, in her K?d year, Mary, widow of the - late W. Arch. of I aembard-street, one of the Society of Friends.—At Bruce Grove, Tot tenham, Sophia, widow of Mr. John Smith —Of dropsy, which ter runatted in aptepleu, Sir J. 'rlirocktnorton. Bart. Sir John, a t h , a vi,eat, was remarkable for the husOtalities of his table.—On the list ult., at Sir James Alexander'::, F.porn, Miss Fuller, in her 50th year.—ln the 15th year of her age, Mrs. Sarah Douglas, sister of the late Win. Douglas. of Newman street, 31arylebonne.—P. Flepbun:, Esq. of Chatham, Bucks, in the 91st year of his age.—Mrs. Bury, wife of Mr. Win. Bury, of Ludgate hill.—William Driver, of Surrey Square, Kent-road. aged 60, (one of the Society of Friends), after a lingering illness, which he Lore with the greatest resignation. —ln the 36t't year of his age, Mr. Benjamin Day, of the Bret of Wm. Day and Co., Graceaurch-st. . . _ TO THE EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Situ—Two very ingenious. pleasant, and, if they are judi ciously appl.ed, most ii•ereil toys, have lately appeeied, which bid led to tit the !WM popular barite. lics that Lave app. al r•i 4,Pa la Ale 11111.1311 IlvflUd 01 inexlienstiole laiverrii-n. Doi though the) a. t: pet reedy new in their ori ghat, idea. they Mist . N uelar of considerable antiquity, sissy which Mai c•isted as Lit neck as time itself, as see know or ,no pet hid, at lent if sse ale to helieve the historians of all periods, %%lieu Chat:Aral It• Ladle/land Changeable (ir title men did 001 raj:4; and stub is the lisle atlas curious eallifilialler. ...... senient luny w:II crenate is aelf-esiclent, when the of changes which lilVsk• boxes of heads trill proilits e el the airman comitenance, k taken into consideration; likt•- wesses at esety kind way br formed; recollections of every kind, %Leila., of fiienik, of of love's, or of eatraordinary ehalact :nay be fel:toted ; the grand, the grotto ..te, the beitlllif tit, this. naim.ieol, way be produced in the 111414 pleas fn.:, mil and t•VCII ble varieties. The ladies in deed have, boss josily sower I will not pretend to determine, been erinsidet en a• greats r lovers of variety than the gentle men ; hut in I 41Voi.rteiettt, if any lively gentleman should herge the el:aiming era nitli a small tendency to changea bleness, the ladies may us tort upon Itiw, as these toys rept e- Sent an Ilia Ai untidier Of oink Lletsr., NIA OCCatiOrl all U 1 numbs t sit' v.iiiette., and capable of calking an egurl lion of mirth, v iv aeity , or reflection. 11:11 it i• not only lAt 111.: Muth Of a patty round a table, et. 4 3.1 t, n o ne srriuus Inuit) it physiognomy, that this invention may be useful ; it may also Ni' emit:led with great and novel advantages to ilia. higher breach of the trill, LVVII to the his. torie4l paiiiirlS, whin are known to he very 're•ro veil in their vaiiety ut heeds, len or 4 di.zen being the insist that the best of than vossrs• at original ideas fur all their characters. This r (McMinn m ill create a number of variations of the human comitenaiice, that requires cadet calculation to bring it with iai the erniyass of teener. Mr. Ackermann fells infinitely short when hr ii mils them to about 5009 changes: n hes ea• the fact i•, that they amount to 21,952. Th.-fuhoniug tawe will per hap• he bite:vs:big to sonic of your yea lets, and ))))) at eel randy iii surprise all of them, when thi y find +hat 100 of these di vidable portraits will actually produce one million of these changes. Z. 2 sets change into I X 2 X 21. e. 8 3 4 ' 10 29 18 • 30 103 FRAUD :'REVENTED. - - - To counteract the many attempts that are tinily made to impose on the unwary a spurious compositioninsteed of t:te isenaineolackinit prepared by Da} and Martin ,theyareindue ed to atiopta new Label in which their addrus 97, HIGH HOLBORN, a plaecdsoconspiettously, elat they trust an attention torhis,nnil diderenceof thetype. whit+ is unlikt all letter-press. a ill _iable purchasers at once to detect the impaction. The Real Japan 111. AC h 1 NG, Ina le by DAN; ;tad M AWN N. n 7. llolborn, w ill in Ntore he suld in Bottles at 6d. Is. ar.d 6.6 d. each , aid • 00010 the I.phel lerr wtt fill Venders DAY AND MARTIN, 9", HIGH HOLBORN. BURGESS'S ESSF.NcE OF ANCHOVIES. 11 . An suousr. 107, 4TRANI). CORNER OF THE GAVOT rucr.R. Lox tinx. . JOHN lIIJRCiESS AND S()N lying ap:tri•ttd cif t'w cometnuft encleaeouts tnadt !Nary per , ont4 to initwt.e a spurt te s article !or their make, tkrl ,netttniwat on th,:n. icn,i; , :st the P•te/Itian of the puLltr, in piirchssicig what tiles once! , e to tw the osigi.isl, to oluctvc OIL men! Alitt tr , .tiret , tortt-Fpow - • alit! Om w oo 4ill)(lllitst't . at 111•: 11. Lit tk,criAtt:is ete un k tta.,:ek:,..l. , : tar totir .1. B. anti So,. ,tun,it the following fautiiiii.; some jt his • the • bill t iL111•1•L .11y r.DIIICI/,.•441.!:,• , ...5 ( 1trq! S:M 17.,; , chte an :lyre - A it:thlit ▪ I N 11` 1 .1GESS %()N having oven 1114111 , 'eras huntiured • such ft.-1 every scatiwi•' , .it tit 7C,I+CA ioestede tt and tarneoly them to ttorct t:te to avi-ig what they can:vire to be of Om malt. itLich tieei hop.t a,l. prevent mow dieepvointmmtp.—W A i!o•ttittt:ttt , . tO7, SI:LLANO, ‘OitAr.i, of the SA Vtli Lt.l:ii DON 1-10LTZAPFFEL and I)EYLItLELN beg most repectfully to acquaint Mar numerous friends and Ainateurs in Me chanical Amusements, that they have for the present season added considerably to their Stock of Mechanical Apparatus and NVorking Tools, consisting of all kinds of Lathes. for Engine and Plain Turn ing, Work Benches, and Chests of 'fools fur general purposes, for home consuniptton, and for exportation; the quality of which, they flatter themselves, is sufficiently known.. Dealers in Ivory and Hard Wood. Ile relnints supplied as usual. BRITISH XVI N I S, Sl'l It! TS, &c.—W. WAL KER solicits the attention of the Public to the subjoined low prires of his old BRIT'S!' WINES and FOitt:l(;N BRITISiI SPIRITS; the superior quality of the articles he is assured will cum. metal themselves to any who will du him the favour to call at his Warchou,e, No. 3, Fleet Market (near Skinner Street), or at his Cellars, No. 30', Ilolborn hill:—Mich Malaga, dry Sun, fine Orange. rich Grape , red, white, and black Currant, Wthpberry, Ginger and Elder N tries, 1:os. per dozen, or in Casks of two Gallons and under eve, 75. 6d. per gat. ; five and under ten, 7s. 3d. ; ten and under twenty, i.. ; twenty and under thirty.6s. lid. ; half hogsheads, 66. 6d. ; hogsheads and pile;, ; Jul ewellent imitation Of furei , i, Cham paign and Port, :Pls. pa dozen ; fins Cogni4e Brandy, fits. pier ; old Jamaica Rum, i i., ; curions Rum Shrub, I tis. . • tine Hollands Geneva, ; gad Ihitieh Gin, n ; rich Cordial Gin, 135.; ale l'arry. Cyder, Bottled Staut,and Ales of every dmeription.—Country 0ra1.% dire-Aed to No. 3, Fleet-market, London, will be prouiptly and faithfully executed. ItEI):L1IR, GREY HAIR, WHISKERS, EYE BROWS, &a. changed to Brown or Mack, by HOWLAND'. ESSENCE of TYKE. -By nse.tely vetting the Hair with this pee • paratiao it immediakly ru n times a Brown or Black, imitating the exact /natural color. Dye cannot be removed; but washing tae Hair after it is Dyed U1•1141:$ it mote 1i1114114, and gives :lie I lair a ylo s. It is perfectly itaniceut. Price 4s. (hi. and one guinea per bottle. A Iso 11.0‘V LA N Il's ACASS.I. 01 L—the greathst discovery of the age, Warrall , a! to afford the gre;ucst r.ourishmeat to the human Hair, prevents the (lair being injured by the change of ebonite, illness, travelling, Inc. removes the scurf, harshness, and dryness, prevents the Hair falling orturniug grey, and produces a thick groith on bald places, makes the !lair soft, curly and glossy, prcs-rves the curl in damp 'Pm-niter, - produce. whiskers, eyebrow b. Co Ia of peculiar %mice to children's Hair (view the Book). it, inestimable irrihs; hale ;nitual it the august patronage of their !loyal Iliglines , e.• the Pinkest of Wales, (Inches's of York, the Duke or Sussex his Imperial Nlajtsay the Emperor of nu sia, by their spetial audimity. Price ss. e.,s. Its. Ga. and 11. is. per Bottle. Will keep in any climate. A. 110 tVI.A N and SON respectfully inform the Public, that the high estimation of the above articles has occasioned spurious imitations, cotaporvl of tieletcrious ingredients toturiaas a the Hair, winch renders it. :a.-aw...ary to ask tar •• ll's," and olsw serve each bottle is signed on the ouiside label in rest ink " A. Itow• land aria San," . . . . Subt whole.alo, retail, and for exportetion. by the Proprietors, A. It OW Latv o and Sort, corn.r or Kirby Sozet, the tint taming on tile right hand in I I atton Garden, /loleorti. London; anti, by arpoliit meat. by .I 1 P.:7'lll3lMb and )4edi,rine Ver.ders.nirougtout Europe. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN PER QUARTER, IN ENGLAND Ave WALES rest WDEK ENDING JAN. 2. Wheat. 1 Rye I Barley I Oats I Reo;s I Pen', ;S 10 57 9 CI 6 .33 I 72 .3 9 THE NArTONAL .TAN. lo The same morning paper that originated the report of the death of General Mathew, now says that the General was, according to the last accounts from Ire. land, very materially advanced in his recovery. The agricultural petition is stated to have been signed at Dover and Sandwich mr.rkets, last week, by lis occupiers, holding in the aggregate 40,000 acres of land.—Canterbury paper. BIRTHS. A NEW Y& it', GIFT!—.Ion. 1, the wife of J. 13rirlqman, cooper. of Broomfield, EbSCX of three children, two boys and a. girl ; who , witi; the mother, are likely to do well.—Me had twins about three years since, who survived but a short time.—At Streathain, Surrey, the Lady of John Meyer, Esg. of a daughter.—The Lady of John Thornton, Evg. of a daughter. MARRIED. Mr. E. 11. Heel)lc, of Norton-street, Portland place, to I.otti , a. only dau. of George Eton. q, E.sq p of Strattued Lodge. Wilts. —Jam 4. Mr. W. P. Wise. of Lothbury, I.ondon, to Emily. fifth dau. of the late Wm. Marrhot, Esq. of I'ershore, Worcestershire.—At i ford, Essex, by the Rev. Dr. Wat.oth Archdeacon of St. Alban's, the Rev. Wm. Lake Baker, M.A. Rector of Hargrave, Northaminon• shire, tl Harriet, dau. of the Rev. Robert Lewis, Rector of Ching. ford.—The ltev. G. B. Godbld, If. Rector of Hreath am . Hants, to Ellen Clara, dau. of the Rev. Thomas I.;(xike, and niece to the BEhopof Ltarlisoi, and Lord Viscount Barrington.—Jos. too. Esq. of Charles street. Berkeley square. to Uhr.rlotte, Mardi data. of the late 11.trvey Christian Cumin. P:sq. of Cobham Park. Sorry. —At Ilunwell Church, Mt. Samuel Brewer, 4th sun of James Brewer, Esq. of to Sophia, wend dau. of Geo. Owen, Esq. of West till, Wandsworth. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. MONDAY, JAN. 4. There was a liberal supply of English Wheat this morning. and upwards of 9.000 quarto, ot Foreign %Vheat. arrived since 0,13 da7 week, emsed the tine • mplen to meet a dull sale—and la t work priers. were with dithe-uty o4taiusal—fine malting Harley being hi demand was readily twk.ni oX—Boiling !'case were lather cheal er— live. !leans, and Grey Pease, with little eariation.-ILiptamd and Linseed at last week'spriees. IDA Y, JAN. 8. We have been scantily supplied with English Wheat since Mon day. and what remained over from that day's market sold on full as good terms ; but Foreign goes off heavily. Mirky maintains its price. flans and Peas ,wet a dull sale, but without edteratian in 'Au:. The Out Trade is exceedingly heavy. In other articles no vAriation to notice. Wheat Ca a ' ‘ , l Fine ditto 72 a tv't Rye 42 a 50 Fine Darkv:s3 n 614 Malt (.03 a 20 s. a. Il'hitel'easc6n a G 3 Grey Pease G 3 a 7tl Beans 3K a 68 Ticks N a 6.4 data . 3l a 35 Poland leen Potat ol. I dittooOd .i at r tL , s 2 f 3 3: 1 . 1t 5_ a a a a 4 7 7 t 1 1:570. PRICE OF BREAD. 1 he highest price of the ht.. , t Wheaten Bread throughout the me tropolis,. is stated by the Bakers to he 12t1i. the Quartcru Some Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf from Id. to 441. lower. Int. riuca OF MI f, FittpAr.J.oi. S. NEAVG.LT ': AYU LEADI:S lIA L S. t. S. di. Ilru'i of Cfatle id Carom a. rl. s. d. 8eef..... 4 4 a 5 h Bea " 8 a 1 4 Muttons oafi 4 nAlstiothout..:. 514 Vitttuft 4 0a 5 v u a oa6 6 1 Sheep 417 Veal 40a 6 0 Pork 45a601 Culvea 140 I Pork —...4 e a 0 lamb.-oellooiNga 44 hi o a 0 0 nAy AND STi!AW VER lAPAD. Aver.C. 14. 5 u 0 a s it 6 10 0 SMITHFIELD Cluver 5 111 0 71 3 10 11 C . , 10 0 . 111'.14 II :v lO 0 a s :.; 0 SrJAm Es's elurcr 7 0 •0 a S !.".; 0 7 Im . lll 0 a 3 0 :I 10 0 I Hay 7 t 1 0 a $ 10 0 7 15 WiIITECiIarEL Chaver M 8 0 u 9 to 0 la 6 10 u :a 2 1,, 0 15 0 AV Elt.t(;:.: PI: ICJ.; Computed from the It :Amos the lan, 9, iq 4/16. 6ic4 per tfxcla ;% of thc I /tltv or' Ca ira. t old or Toy.t.de lwrron on ImpurLmoo thtticul of/4 it, On Wednesday It st, a fellow entered the town, with a large placard tat his hat, exel..i.ninAo. in et yoke, which, for power, was scarcely ever equalled, " Wonderfill news from St Helena! Iheonaparte est-aped in an open hoot ! ! Just arrived in Cove days and three nights !Id' T:toui,ll one would survise, filet a person, hut tole rably gifted with the credulous fiteulty, might well have listettM until domesday to such a tale, and still remitted a ; vet, such lA*:l3 the er f rptite tor " something nor," amolos our politicians, that mane (even the profoundest) vi theta, held hang and strenu ous dist ussions ou the sublet ; and we are not Lcrtain whether they have yet deci:iM for or ogaidst the pro bability of the event —The vender, we believe, sold all hs p,ivers, an d hit the town I%eforc the Majdrat,- s LON !) ar.! 11:' by It.W ! itetown st. ! Inman's ett , tre.: i6nii Ft!•,.r could shew Vim the attention he deserved.—lL and fos wg ,, ied into r.e Coatray by :a; LOJilaic.ler3, God Csas ut cht:lioxib tate of Nucl.: en. sToc..;s Bank StOa 3 !,r Itodu ;,:r (Vat. Cc 4 per N:wy lot , I~; i:. I istto I pc`[ (e:tt.) , Al. per ~,r V?pr .i