The National Register. — London, England, 1820-07-02 00:00:00

• 14tH, .114 4 1 . " , . • 4 , , - c l V . -i, . ‘ , • 9.16 An American paper, contains the following para graph respecting the late B. West, Esq :—" His genius and industry as a painter have never been surpassed, and phis productions will long be admired for their great and unrivalled merit. He was much attached to hi::native country, and took great plea sure in conversing with his fellow-citisens, and giving every facaity to American artists: he viewed our progress in arts. in arms. in science, with deep interest, and his long absence did not alienate his affections for his native land. Yesterday,' said he to an American, -completed '5O years since I first arrived in London.; I remember travelling on the top of the Canterbury coach, and stopping about two miles from London, at a imam tavern, and taking a dinner before I entered the metropolis to seek my fortune ; and 'I could not avoid going yesterday to the sameravern, calling for a dinner in the same room, looking back on the 50 years I had spent, the progress I had made in my irofeasion, the friends I possessed, and the adventures I had met with '— This was a singular epoch in the life of an Extract of a Letter fro, - td atf May, 1820 :—" The I. Canning (Company's store-ships) a. terday from England, after a very ea.._ sage of 57 days. This moriging his Majesty George the Fourth was proclaimed in the islan. under a Royal Salute from the ships and batteries and troops on shore The Conqueror, (tear-Ad miral Plampiti, will leave the station fur England about the end of June or beginning .of. July.— The crews of the different ships are in excellent health, the sick list of the squadron not having exceeded 35 for several mood's past. The convu. lescent hospital is finished, and likely to be produe. tire of great benefit to invalids. as every thing is planned for their comfort and convenience," On Wednesday evening the Queen, accompanied by Lady Anne Hamilton, went in a carriage and four to take an airing in the Regent's Park, with the ornamental manner of laying out which, and particularly the fragrant nursery grounds of Mr. Jenkins, her Majesty expressed herself greatly pleased. When about to leave the Park, her Ma jesty was recognized by some of the numerous pro. snenaders, and a crowd of people speedily collecting around the carriage, cheered her presence by loud acclamations of " Long Live the Queen !—God save the Queen!" Her Majesty acknowledged their salutatious in the most gracious manner; but appeared somewhat agitated when the multitude, in the excess of their devotion, proceeded, in spite of her mast earnest remonstrances, to take the horses from the carriage, in order to draw her h0me..... Unable to escape this strong mark of their respect, her Majesty resolved on as speedy a retreat as pod. Bible, and was, at her request, drawn to the house row occupied by Lady Anne Hamilton, at the .corner of Queen Charlotte Row. Here her Majesty remained for about an hour, during which time the crowd in front of the house continued rapidly increasing from all parts. The horses were at length nem p u t to the carriage, and her Majesty left Lady Anne Hamilton's to return to her own residence, In Portman Street, the multitude a second time took Cie horses from the carriage, and drew her Majesty Fume. Her Majesty went out again on Thursday even. rag in her carriage :—the populace, in spite of every possible pains to prevent it, took out the horses.-- Mr. Wyvill, M. P., Mr. Sykes, M, P., and Mr. Cooke, waited upon her Majesty on Thursday whh the York address. dated the lville and 4 'l e . Yes' It is incredible the number of persons that fall victims to disorders, produced by improper trent ment—the latent seed of a dreadful disease is suf ficient to lurk in the t system, and too often shorten life ; these circumstances induced Messrs. COOPER and Co. Surgeons, of nearly 40 years experience, to establish a Medical Board at Woodstock House and CharlotesHouse, Great Charlotte Street, opposite the ltev. Rowland Hill!! Chapel, Blaekftiars road The Boarkeltiims the attention of those afflicted with Strictures, Fistulas, Cancers, Scroplatlek Nervous Debilities, arising sum warm climates, juvenile indiscretions, &c. I.7uptions on the head, inv., and body, ulcerated throat, pains in the heed sad limbs, frequently mistaken fur the rheumatism, nudes on Vie shin bones, are symptoms which ap pear years after, and too often destroy domestic • Mean, COOPER and Co. are consulted daily at Woodstock House and at Charlotte House, and give advice gratis every evening, from six till eight, tad on Sunday mornings till twelve o'clock. A silo dour, and private wools for females. N.S.—Ruptured Patients aro radically cured, upon - scientific and anatomical principles, without excoriation. •• • ....Cooper's Medical Guide including their loctuses, are in the Webs, and will speedily be ritibliaited. . • --~~ THE MAIIONAL REGISTER. B.IIP NEWS. ...•011.1...' . HARWICH. AMR 25.—Saited the Lunt [Minot packet. for Rolland; Lady Nepe to, tor Cuxhaven ; and 'ritetis, for Gotten. burgh—all with mails. PORTSMOIJOH. JuNE 25.—Arriverd Le Dniire, Angot, front Iloridieur; Le Paul. Itoismel; and Le Union. Goujack. from Cherbourg. Sailed the Minerva, Dale, fur Quebec; Malay. Mortimer. for A,USWRIVIII and the Harlequin and Grecian. en cruises.—Passed by the Isle of Wight the Ceres. Vismito. front St. Triune's's for Amsterdam; and Frederick,Le Mesurier, from Martnique ter Dunkirk. PLYMOUTH. JUNE 44.—Arrived thu Venus, Lavin. from Benicarlo; Triton. Carta. from Malta ; henry,---, from Jamaica; London Packet. Tracey. from Boron for London. in 29 days 3 and Emma. liatiginart. from Calcutta for London. NORTH SIII LLD'. Joe': iti.—The thousig. Hunter. bound to London, in proceeding to sea on Saturany, got upon the Insand yusterday. After discharging port el her cargo of coals, she was got otf. making aux. incite. water an hour. I've Jupiter . Hall, from Treport.lias damaged her kcal, and received outer darner. by getting on shore en her passage. FALMOUTH. June. 25.—Arnvetl•tho Duke of Kent packet, with a mail from Lisbon. in 1l days. Site left at Lisbon a French NO-gun ship, $ frigate. and a sloop of war of 20 g uns. with troops on boar d for tho Janeiro. lasionoxott. JUNE 27.-1'4116W by. the Emma. Baum prin. from Madras. with panache 221 Dragoons on board ; kit duo place on the stoth of February. and the Cape on the ?oil' of April, in company with the Barton. for Hull. The Baring. Lamb, from Bengal. is arrived ( 011ie Wight. Hoorn Soint.ps. JUNE. 9N...4NR 11.01tRig, Hunter, that • was got °tithe Insanil on SAM day, Ili so touch damagcd, that she :utast discharge to repair. Livx &moot. itistE VS.—Arrived the True Briton. Wright. from Doneratit; and the Neptune. Schiller. from Strisslund. Poo Tarirauxu. J own Y9•—Ar rived his tlikkiity's ship lilos• , tiom Buenas Ayres and Rio Janeiro; Hope. Crawfonl, qpir a London for New South Wales; an d V i g ilant. from Lon- Lou word by the Sinton Taylor, Meek. Mon Jamaica to • 11 4•4`c4,1 JUNE o9.Arrived the Henry Proofing packet, from Co ' ' at ; and the Lord Nelson, from Holland—each with a mail. " DEA , I n_,, J •S 29.—Arrived and sailed for the Ri ver the Den ' 11',";""! - Edward Hamilton, Bell; and Hibbetts , Peat , from 11 d ul" flio Wilson. from St Vincent's; London Packet. Tram.. . B oston liithia for illatubj, ; and EcChan ge.Ashton. from to latter remains. Caine down front the River anal sailed witcut. Jameson. for the Cape of Good Hopei La n gf ord :, --, 4 - 1. tUr Berbic: 4 1 -41 4 Wit . " "'" fo e Quebec; Nl`n2 Ivan. loree, and liypolite, Le Chain, ter Havre. Mite beddeely. 4 Arledge. the Hight Ilan. hrd Ow) dir ' great allalalarlilia of IFArgland to right of Wilk. I,,eily Willoughby is ruby. At Coventry, C. Wilkiuwu, esq. of Upper 111(......g, rutin!. de la lone, van. of riusbery aplarlfiged 31. At Islington. the Itee. [Manila hirl.M.lll. At W4tilswiiflll. aged 30. air. JaMei 11011114 aim of W, esti of t h u lig. nosh. At kis bOillta 41.1411140 4 4 Mr. W. 'liaison, hi ..tonally', of nog street, U1,1811%144. At Huston, ►fins Hannah Blow, aged 48 yeersoldest daughter of Ike late alr. . illiatO Blow of Whittlesford, cliastrlgerbile. At °Welter, Livery, All!trilyre, In Carolies piwv. Machlenborgh equate. Galt wife nf Coptain J. R. rrenktlii, ousarnatotor of die Wiugno, lettly arrived Irani Chia+ Al thir Ural. KrOuiall , lll..i, Sbilara,cyq. ageh, 41 Ma hueett,Kitningtou green, W. rel4gefl ha. Elba, wile of l. lIMOP.O. Jai, of ruildingine, end 4nagkltr of J. Pennock, eq. of laingstuo, J4lll$lllC4, _ _ Org ee•3, GOOD TEAS MUCH ft TrEit AT THE PRICE.—The Bast Judie IConoley's Tea Sole haring jui.t ended, FRBUtiItICK SP:UMW and Co. rot much plea urn itt t><ing enAhiiid to supply. tiir friends with the most uscful kinds T touc h better st topsctive pmts , and parti cularly reoontrnena woo geototeongoo, at: to ds. W, I very excellent *Yong ditto. tie. to Otd„ • lutist strong ditto and Wok. fist Boucitung, 7s. I nne mfievourtel Sinwboug, es, toe, meg commit Green Os. tobgd. t bog Irish ditto, or Twankayt ; Bright Leaf Bloom dirt Ss.; good llyson, ws. to Its.: bulletins ditto. N. B. Families lowing Tab, or Moue voiding to the Country, may have tblik Tons p elt Lead lend Cases fret of Eitperea. Vitirion...Plrose be "'dam in thy directions. Vl4. No. 6, Midgets Hill I !se 'dud *net i end 9 ; Chorinoss. Country *Wm% the Original Warehouse, -N a - N 6, Ludgate W. -- e HI Li A Bed Linen, dillineiy, and Dicues, on very Itoosonside Tam& hitiNGRAM sespo3fully informs her $41.111111014 She ?ghillie spend. that she has laid in a well 'eluded anti imp illowtmobt oCbild lied Lino, which sho is enabled co mg as cm /ow iris' and Millinory of every descry. A a wn pwdeWorly a Amoy London of Car of the tows fashion.. Ablowl nooleot pattern% in feat varieties. Drsoroe made to order with *greaten %dila dlitateh, 141 h. 30, City Rod. near Einsbory Moans An Apprentio, waned, a Pilltlitlfti requirod...-Ceusltr Milliners and inoplcctpri opplivil. a l Observe, it is nu; to the Ulnae lions. req ohoap Garden and *auk woe Stand, May. WooOK. awl Dyad Chain. AO Manotactory. . . . . . . - 7 . . 4. 0. , f ` . e . . . IM PO RTANT lib AOLISMMENT. UNDER the sanction of the Leading Members of.the Royal College of Physicians. is OPENED at No. 1, STAFFORD STREET. BOND STREET. • ST. JAMES'. the AN TIP 1 1 ISICAL BOA RD of HEALTH. fur the exclusive cure of Consumption and Asthma (of which Mono die annually in Britain. and 10.000 of these in the Metropolis alone), on principles successfully applied equally to the medical and domestic treatment, and insuring a outrun removal of • the complaints. Toe Board is open for Patients every day , from ten M the morning. and the Consultations from the country may be addrts sed to tne Secretary......Oratis Adria, is given every Tuesday sad Friday from ten till twelve. Thu Lectures/Mr on Pulmonary Diseases will commence early neat month. the receipts for which are appointed for the benefit of gratis Pauents. RUSTIC HOUSE.--Very cheap Flower Stand, Garden. and Rustic Seat. Chair. and Bedstead Manufactory. Nu. 29. City Road. near Finsbury square.:—.loha INGRAM respectfully informs the Public. that be has manufactured a very large assortment ofjapannad, Windsor. mahogany. imPregnued rose-wood, black. cancand rush seat Chairs. Couches and Sofas. with a general assortment of Bedsteads and Furniture of every description. both tiellionahle and useful. which be continues to sell at very low prices. Very liberal allowance made to mer. chants. Captains. and Shippers of Chairs and Furniture. who will find it worth their attention.. as large quantities are always kept finished. and ready fur exportsuoo. A great show of Flower Stands. Garden and Rustic Seats, with Summer Howse. and Rustic Hermitages. COCKLE'S • COMPOUND ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, FOR BILIOUS. LIVER. & STOMACH COMPLAINTS a INDIGESTION. SICK HEAD ACHE. &c. THE Proprietor of this Medicine flatters himself; non leao•t noel sesliilstulrle les • of its Fispt. rior elbcory, is to he fiunil in the highly respectable patronoac , s ills which it is honoured; it is therefore test. lidently recommended to Mr 4otetitiou of the Public. PATRONS His Graee the DUKE of GRAF FON. His Grace the DUKE of MANCHESTER. The Right Hon. Th •• EARL of ATil LONE. The Rilea lion. The EARL, of ROSCOMMON. The Right Hon. LORD BENTINCK. The Right Rev. the LORD BISHOP or ST. ASAPH. The Right Hon. and Rev. LORD H. FITZROY. LORD HARTLAND. The Hon. GENERAL MAHON. M. P. Sir WILLIAM ROWLEY, Raft. M. P. 64 G. H. SMYTH, Rat. M. P. JAMES B. WILDMAN, Esq. M. P. MATTHEW WOOD. Esq. Alderman. M. P. The Bev. J. JEFFERSON. Archdeacoo of Colchester. The Rev. JOHN EDGAR, Chaplain to his Majesty. The Rev. 11. MUTTON. The Rev. A MAHON. Major JOHN MIDGE, Dublin. Pre w ared only by JAMES COCKLE, Apothecary. 6. Bpeldisnrst-street. Hinton Cie►cent, London, (late of Greet Oakley, Ewa), and sold by ;411 respectable Haulmlives, Druggists, and Medicine Venders, in Hoses at 13;4. as. Oil. cud 4s. 6d. mita—also in larger bolos at 111. and Sus., prepared in silver Inf.—Urn wholesale Agents, Messrs. BAnct,an lil Sons, 9.5, Fleet- Market, London. Loptunt Martuts. CORN EXCHANGE. Moamar. Juirs N. We had a good supply of fine Wheat at market this morning. having had several arrivals from Essex and Kent sines last 3londay, but the demand was far from being proportionate to the supply. and sales went off heavily at is. to fla per qr. lower, for the hnett samples t the inferior descriptions were almost or.. salvable. In Barley there was very little business doing. Oats were planed. and although offered at Is. to Qs. per qr. lower. met with very few buyer.—.ln limns, Leas, ito. there is no alteration. CORN IiXCHANGE. Wxwasnay. JUNE 2e. We .had a good supply of Wheat at market this morning. consisuw i githielly of what remaMed over from Monday's market. the dental!l feu which was very trilling, and only the finest stun. pies obtained Monday's prices. The trade in Barley was very dull. and very little business doing. although offered at lower prices 4 Aan on Monday, 'rho supply of ads was huge, but only ' finest samples could meet with a sale; the niferie.r descriptions were frum is. to 2s. pair. qr. lower, and dull in 'ale at that rethletiOne..l l l Hawn. 6i.c. there is no olteration. CORN RXCLIANGIi, FRIDAY, June 30. We had a good supply of Wheat at Market ;hie morning. tionsistio; chiefly of what remained over fnan Moaders and WvdoevdaY's Markets; and although we have ha 4 no fresh hni,4ll week yet there mot. very little inalination in the oonsumers to purchase, and only the *test eamplis could meet Monday's prices, Raley was dull in sole. but not t•hcarr• Oats continue plentinal, but very . few sales were effecte d at Mon thly's price& I the inferior descriptions although inured on lower terms, were neatly unsalealtle. In Aeons, Pas o atc. there i. nu ;Retsina*. CURRENT I'RI I Per W 'well OF Cad ver ktelltUre tummy. hi a TO 6., a 60 33 a 43 94 a 40 91 a 36 66 A 72 93 a V 4 141 4 ST 39 a 4V 44 a 46 43 a 45 44 a 53 43 a 47 421. a 464 Jfi FOR TI Eight ii i4* 1,1641114i11. S. h. 58 4 10 b 5 M 61) 36 a 49 rE WEEKb EntUA Vs bi • :I ) as 8$ sa • 4% Red Wheat White . . 1114nk, or Hoek R•heul 109.110. •••• • Pule [Molt Feed Uut► drew urr9lneld (M New Tick Heath Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Nato 1 4 644 •• • • knpe►eed per lost 34 4 40 el ei ST 64 • 414 $1 as 31 ill A 71 al a V 4 Yea Al , 38 as 44 44 as 40. 4$ as 4 * 44 as 59 43 u 41 4si. as 466 lie a Te V 4 24 4 UT `Ni w 42 44 a 46 AY • IS 44 a bl 43 a 41 42/. a 461. LONDON; Printed fold"Pubbhhed by the Peoptietor, J oll ` . TWIGG, at the Offiev. 76, Fleet threat, whore ail Levers the Editor, k.e. (poet paid 4 mutt hr addroatetl, Ordata, Advaruaetagata 1, 4 4 1 re aim a reetival by J. 1 WIN JSTON and Co., Qqay. Lena Wl° lll6 Sotto, Du•sLi r. Vitebsk In Upper Bedford place, alit avieee , the tidy of IL fl, eddie, ,100. est,. of a son. Airs. hooch, at Monument a a we . The wife of F:alward G. %tat rm. of a ion. Al bualls of Dr. 141114 "ig r° :.t r lderassabory, tre lady of U. Da biegton, req. of the Madras men (i f swig, me , Al bia hum ' fils°lB7 ° Pl ars' ist lady of A. bowed. ass. of a daughter. At Cianyille ' th° tid y of nir 9. 9 k bar'. of a clanhivr, mill bora. Mrs. im ' ale of Foram bill. Kent, e,aybier. rit la Devousra street, Vartlaud platk a l a d y of It . Purcell, cut. of I 804. *auto. At Harbison' chinch, near Blrmainghablek. Tt oo pp. of Winchester whorl. hanksidu. limithotark. Wens Carotins yea, et Edgession, Wanviskshire. coot. W. Jams, of Me Maine army, to Misvgbater. Nigro to J. Dighton, mg. of L4leforri.Gluecesterahare. At St. George's, H a aptiVei the liva.ymtot Follows, tu Lady Catikerino.sosond daughter of Dan Port me, Mr. It. Boon!, of Jean Oren, Brunswick ate, to Miss Franco, daughter of M. Praueo, egg. of Seigel sneer*. The Rae. Mr. Mayo, of Walwortb common, ray, to Mary, third daughter of the kW J. Hayward, mg. of Beedsgaume, Wilts. At St. Mary's, Lambeth, Copt. 11. 1.. !taker .11.. 11. N.. .eldest son of Mr R. Baker, hart. late of Dunotable ke , herrtl, to Louis.' Anna. only daughter of W. Williams, mg. Mt. for Weymouth, of Belmont house, Serer Al St. Pal/Crill, T. B. WPllares, mg. of M. Nny, Jantalm, to Mary Sophia, daughter of 16e late Hon.!. Forbes/ New Providetioe. At combs/well, Mr. T. P. Thumbs. Oart,,, of bleweastie Runt's. Canagenneushire, to Ellen. youngest dliegar of the late 1t.,. T. Tlausoas, of Penchant. Surrey. Al Ttiondoo, in Loosdale, R. S. Ponolhata, gaq, of mammy, remand sea of It. Pendr..rion,....g. of Barnes, MIN 'aunty of Durham, lead High *krill for the comity of Carmartlll to Ann Mary, only daughter of the late T, Itippos, mg. of Low vg-; f ~