The National Register. — London, England, 1819-01-17 00:00:00

111. 0 QUERIES OW. l'E.l. re there, in China, deleterious compositions simi lor to mit copperas, var.lrjs„ mid Dutch pink. ? Are there, in China, kuocsaimilar W our ahlt leaves and sloe-leaves ? '' Has the tea-plum increas:yd iu the same ratio as the cousumption of the tea kat'? Is it impossible that our traders should he cheated the Uti.,esc, with a false ltqf . to it impissitle that our traders should cheat us 04 i!:t'ir OM, ItC0,711:1? \l'll:►t revenue to government does the tea-trade viehl ? • Would the poor's•rttes be increased by the poor Laving otf tea-drinking? • Would the poor h.! afar; e 4 , if they had not any tea ? Can the poi- (On d to drink 1.2 a, r.ithout assistance Uons the parish ? How many pattern loaves, or how nrmy pound,t of p;aato:_bs, do the poor 64:2 ttp, for the sale of tea? Is tea poisonous ? Js tea nutritious? Is the balance of male with China in favour of or of the ? . . . I16w• mail) , ships and seamen are employed solely is tie tea-tra,le ? . A curious work for a forefeet' country has lately been published in Paris:, it is tot octavo volume in defence of the character of our Riehanl the Third, by a Nl. a Vrt."tAtuan, wlia goes not only over the ground of I lorare ,Walpole and other writers, but alloce's new •gumeuts to sltew that this conLsseilly brave monarch has been iaticit and unjustly viliat:d by history. BESTOII,I3IONS OF IllAbsPEAll !L. Just pesiisliel, in One Vaittue, tsvo. price i.ta. 6:Kira's. SI I A l'E All E't; GENIUS .i USl'l/ lEU ; String RFSTOR ATM NS AND lI.LUSTiIAT/ONSOM SHVEN Iit'NDREI ) liAssA(;ms love it:forded abunil ant. <cope for critical anon:tit ersioh, And hitherto hela nt defitowe the it:a:manor] of all Sh.tib.peare's Commentators. By Z..l.tes ThCV RTC all !Atkin to him that underatandedi, and right to them that find bilnw:edge." —Proccrlr.,.Chttp. V ill. Te..e speedy sale of a PnLieurion stamps, in a great det:rea, its merit* i—Ttect &Mom:of eta Pamphlet published as a quit - arra of the &awe Itertbratiens. fitu having been sold, each in tile aio%rrt of a fate v..e.44, tile Author rartrus Ins two>t guneful thanks tor so WletilliVelclll 1 ~, ark ruble apputhatMn, as it adti. , confi.teace la his that the work: it 'mg , . as now published, wtli ba B a rad lug4ily eiseet.fsti to a.l persons Tame .s..tag any edrtiou ut Shaky:are waittcser ; takilat, a., indep.mot .it vautta., it may prove etpt 1 1 ) acerptablb to the ;....c.n..,111 T Ca 11 1 ,11., he arid,, rrit 1,0 Walt Ouse ne..ly tha.ovettal beauties in the IV ticks ot our linaturtal Bard, . rht...tait for JOHN MA 'Ol4 lb. SIOY SLR STREET, I.UNDON• STIIANIk SALMON, OI)Y, and Cn. tnnst roareelfttlic in- Awn the that their I'AT NT Sl'. .F•A I •sT I Nr; 11,1f7S5ES continue to be reeoninfendeti hr all ele melt c:rinent Surgtons iu i own owl Country. Tice 9;64.2 re so ronr:rt-ted as fn evitnit of inereaec or decrease in t.is- and force; wail answer lOr r;,4lr. or Teti sitk, without the least ittortnrunithce to Cie westvr, re- Tolitr.t no ontier-susy or dater gallin 4 l;•3;n.lage. I'll I:: VT A N TL;En have the tioesost to wnittdy the Army and Nae i , tat. Nola the ifodt :aids arw. - A 4 4, . 0 1 , lo'inhary, the 11,,e. rot',3wiey, tl•e City of LOIHIVA Sack ty , ••' - ore .bor,e, AN' icrli be oi t o je , Hsistot, and litatrh. ; n Itorituu tea. tote Mifdlesex Ho rital. &e. &c. • Maipuitsetory. 2.3 z, *[rand, 1...na10n; et a la Galeris du l'alais Royal, No. N,B. Ladies arc requested to milli!'" at Mr. Otly's private door. BRITISH WI.N: i; ITS, &c.—W. \VAL ER solicits the tekni , on ot . il,e l'a, , io to the stihjoir., :! low prit.z.> pf his old BRITISH NV iNrs rtud lot /REIGN atitl BRITISII SPIRITS; the superior quality of the utility& he is assured will corn. hsend themselves to any who will do him the favotir . to t.. 0 at his 11' are,anise, 'Nu. 5. Fl,•et Market (n-ar Street), or at his Cellars, No. 39, 'labour hill Nialaga, dry 'Sun, fine Change. rich Gray. red. white, and black Currant. asspbetry. Ginger and 1, 1 ;Isla WilL:y. ;tin. per doz•di. or in Ciudis of two tttalloz,k and under EVA Cd. bal. ; fiv.. and under ten. 7s. 3d. ; ten and under twenty, 7s. ; tv. et:ly and under thirty, fa. N.; half hogsheads, rot. 6d. ; hogsheads ant! pipes, Ca. 3d.; intescclient intitation of fare ,7 Ciatin paign and Port, 30s. per dozen ; tin Cogniac Brandy, per gal.; Wiliam:licit Ruin, ifs, ; Rani Shrub. In,. r fine ff o li an d, Gelieva, 4(is.; good Itritisii Gin, I Is.; tieh lardiol Gin, also 'Perry, Cyder, Routed Stout, aad Ales of every tleAc.ipion.—(;ountry ordera dire:Led u, No. 5, I it:et-market, London, aid be I , rouiptly and faithfully FRAUD PREVENTED. To counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a spurious corn onhiticr 1:1 , 1e2t1 the Genuinenlackin miuet? by Day tt;10. 3iurtin , th eyar e indite led to adopt& new 11111.1 in whi:2llo:tiratldm4 )7, HIGH HOLBORN, pileellanconsPieuously, that they trust attention to this, and •Che nifieneneeofthetype, which is until 4:ail i.;ter 7 press.willenabic rircluoy.ts at orwt. to date: t r. The Hed Japan bI. ACKI Nt; , nevic by DAY ar , .l NI N, frr. Il!gh LloNan, r." 1.1 it. future be sold in Rotalt tat (id. la.cntt ts.C4l.each, and a 'enav of the I.alel iett war ad Venders DAY AND MARTIN, 9 - , HIGH HOLBORN. 111.1PC.ESS'S LISSE ANCHOVIF:S. e•AAEUOUsx, 107. STRAND. a Of TIM SAVOY bTF.I'S. 1.0111.4 N. Jt)111 111;RC , ESS AN;) St);Ni nprviscd of, the numerous eacavours nradc Ly ::••any per,on. , to ittlyn. , c a epuri mit article fur their make, 11-el it inaambent to rem to :-cant the av-cation.of the •public. 4 :n pun-i.asknir what yiey cuheeive it, o c L b, •umgital. to observe the nalw: al,.t arlJr,ss ..or.est,ar.; the above;—the genethi str;%-aronee of du: r.,:n.isae: A"! • wire the unguartled.aatl tht:ir detcctieri, .1. R. an.l Sonbi.tejo,ir -the f o llowing (:antionr; P.M:it:lre in :ipperrance of first 'the voluble.' but without :my I:Amcor whitt:.?-.:.aansi • C..r i te:a s Ka.ence .of A rwliov , ca'- uth , c, • liu.,•• ;1•;:••4 with.:ut adirt.s 3' )1 i:',111 :1 1 s and Si)N beer.,tte.ntvc:.l•4 honoured with eti:•11 fttlitobation. '‘ feti crery sentiment cif respe,r t:otwvas the Takti,,a.e, mid earnettly aelle•t thew to in:pert tht %lee:flow ta ,•Lat t!Ar conceive to he of titer r.c.t a 1.4•11 t bee Trevent many tliabirpuiltutrenu.—W 1111'.1141"SE V.:, tit COLINLIi of thy 5.11 OI Sit:A2S, 1.0,N1)LIN• ¶l4 NA:riagAL REGISTF,II. A PICI CS nrormvs. • .Imt publidied. TiIE COOK'S (P! 1C1.,1:. containing FnACTICAL RL,. LIP es for PLAIN Cur Ir FRY. On the mart economical Plan fur private flamilks; itho. tn.. Art of composing the most ample. and mot Gra% tea. SOUPfie Sauces. and 4lawattring-Es.reocos (lid 413 tutil. , Of •zivie heirg a^curately s i at athy and Me re; tie hitiliblat :s'orice ni‘iy wort with the SEIM, :e, the expeii..nced Cook. Thr lies tilt of actual V*permcrt keitnitnted in the Cecil r.lf of a Pit v"ociasi. for the Puroose of Clxiviing a t'ulinary Code, which will sore much Ti - 4e. 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Lately on Chalvte where Emeriti lac protected, Aral Wortb„ in ccrry dint*. is.tili respecte.l ; Appc.reti is Boob, by WJsil itEleel 11Lnitiug I•uiisii d, A Sac •r, grir • a.ton The busy thrung. bat chief the Crilllaut hue Cii engri e l'd taw ur d tier ! ft Cione%! twalt....ely ;rids their ch:iirot rr oprightly bof,and pro:l:rt.:J:4lg ii etiant rour.:l, tltc a lit ly bea,ievos use Oil the ;:trai1;444 . 6 lionts a crivini,e eye,— Wit( n to ! diet:Simi% in IVoititf.s's Jr. r they spy, Helarted bright as tf be to ! , :t•glatrt, ! And fat belief this: wortn . ring heismhieicinst Tiintjutfe eu surexist n;.! :prang tro.ll Illacitiug, Their drew udie.s•tvl ity its 11•e::1 shale The (!hikl its inuntein the floor c0t t ....(1, And feertesr.l tun, n errhErti. ray'rite pert. 'i'v great the tbnustb, si e; dF play'd. ...)111rt !"—aiumed t w cult F.,•nelitlan cried, The eitt . liv.es in the Oriole lot•tre t ir,l— See Situ, rat 1...ettl anti !Mg ! ,• \Ty, Sate. en AAA tcrr.: Stranv, d, ht, are sren.' " BeL•nr. your 011 t tisyetleff's fairy quern. • •• Anti faint:y, on htuarf, Sts•eck with delight, the V7endunan stared, T;:c• tiny forms Itaots W. en toh! by Warr%n••• urattllcks.i,t 'l:one! Nos, blazo:.'d far, in di -tout climes. it: • The :Vtlchr.uts wiil; its natri:o rid predoini, Aud Wan:if:lea inerc..t blend owu A Sheiing Pot of W.trea's Patti, Blacking is er:ttal to Futtr ibiro d ng liettlot of Lititud tildekini.•.—Preparttl by / • (/ • yr 7.. • fa,721. e 4 L. u se, ( 30, STRAND, I.untlon • sat' bold by urns re3tiors of ill :eking in uvury town in the kingdom • in Potii at CKI. ttidiand -•• .14 f or 11"..11IRZN'S , . On 111Mulay, thu General Quartor Sessions of Peace the county of Essex, commenced in the, Shire Hull before a very full , bench of Magistrates. The Chair was taken fir the first tim dt!'rs by'Clales Celts Western, Esq 'who being obliged to utteud his Parlia mentary duties, he was sueeeede.i by T. J. Brat/won, Esq. by whom the remainder of Ike duties of the Chai.. wai discharged. The business was extremely heavy, the number of appuals entered being 3.5, of which, ever, only fourteen were tried. There were six tra. verses. and the calendar was unusually great. *Lord Chanccl.nr.—We are buppytolearn thot Lordship seems so well recovered from his severe indis. position, that he intends to resume his sittings to-mot• row in Lincoln's Inn Hull. Letters have been received from Java, dated 27th of September. They mention that u acrieus insurrectim had broken ot.t at Samarang. About 10(1 Dutch troops hae been killed, and between 300 and 400 inhabitants had been massacred by the soldiery. Very high duties were to be imposed on foreign shipping, The altera. ° tion was to tuke place the Ist of November. Two earthquakes were experienced at St. Domirgo on Nov. 20: fire persans and some honses wete swat lowed up. The coasts of that island are infested with pirates. JAN. 17 PARTI:S. At Streatham, Surrey, the Lady of John Meyer, 14::,q. cf a daughter —The hotly of John Thornton, rui. of a daughter. \:AHRILU. . ....... Frederick, eldest ion of William Manning, Esq. M. I. of Combe flank, Keilt, to Elizabeth Eiliminda, dlea daughter of Ft'mum( Turner, Esq. of £tokc Esq. cif Sitt.on WitLi, to Mise .loner., cf Wen,trad Muse. —At Mortlake, Lewis Davies. la.q. 11. N. to Acton. of the same !Aar z...—. John William I i tight& Esq. A. 11 of Tri.:ity College, to Miss Vicary, only daughter of Walicr Vlcary, Esq. illus. llac. of nagaiiLuCullege, Di ED. In Sept. 1818, in the service of the Independents, near the Srankh 'Al a i n . Willi a m 'fimmas ltowcroft, e'dmt sonlpf Thos. ittnlKTOftt El,. merchant, of I.ondon.—At his Suuthmoron Strut. t, illoorrisbury, after a short illness Abraham l'ottlmin, Esq.—At Melbuty HOMO. UU/ISJ.k , in thild-1;ttl, or bar fourth chile, the Iliyht Hun. Countef, ut Ilehester.—ln bit ittith year. the Ray. Dr. t 1 in. Manioc. the Senior of his :14. - jesty's Chaplains. and Rector of All. B rea d street....—Of a neelme, aged C?, Edward Price l'arrYt Fellow Commoner of St. Joint's Cambridge. LONDON M . 41? KEIW. CORN-EXCHANGE. MONDAY, 3 ‘X. tt The supply of' English Wheat this morning leas very 11111111. hilt ITAViI,g fu w buyers at market, the sides were be .vy at a the line of about two shillings per quarter or, last week'i price... Fine English Ilarlev being in dem.intl, exwerieueed a licsry halc.—Ltoiling and Grey ['case were cacti cheaper; likewise Tick licani--There we a supply of Engli:.h and Foreign Oats, which met a dull side... liapesctil .uul Linseed but little doing. 1 ; 11IDAV. .I.a.s. 15. Our supplios of Grain in general since l‘Londay bare beets bu moderate, owing to the unfavourable ttate of the wuid ; and' thougii for real tine Wheat Mcinlit/'s priers nee obtained—Fine "j u i cy maintains it:. price, but inferior are Ilea; r of sale and rather r. lieaav and foie continue ibrclinitig in vabie ; and there is but li•tle bustness doing in flat,-..1n other articles we have no *Aeration to notice. s. s. s. t. I s. s. Wheat 6li a ;o Whit.ePesse 46 a Go i Pol.uul Oats 32 a 35 Fine ditto 7•2 a 74 Gre y Pease 64 a 76 I l'ocatoe ditty 34 a :5,1 live ditl a od Remo...—. 514 s6a Pine Fluur du u6s Fine Barley 40 a 66 'rick.. Malt VI a Bit thus 2S a 35 liar Seed 421. 431. 'PRICt op BREAD. The highest price of the best \Veaten Bread throughout the me. troooll3. is stated by the lt..hk,i to be v 2.4. the Q't.^.rt•;rrt Sou Rakers st!l the Quartern 1,0 , tf from Id. to gl. lower. AVERAGE PII.IOES OF CORN PER QUARTER. lit ENGLAND AND WALES FOR TILE WEL:: ENDING JAN. 9.. Wheat. 1 Ryc I Barley I Oats 1 I Beans 1 7 8 1 0 1.5i.916.36351"it .3 1',99 OF MEAT, FRIDAY, J WEwI3ATr. ii. ads qflt ea tier 1 .., ;17, Id. Beast, 3274 Sheep Calves 210 ......... bo HAY AND.STRAW prtt C. a. O. Arar.X. s. 4. (Hay • Pt n :. 8 R n— G 14 0 Cora 6IDOa tt to —7 14 ') (Straw 2 16 0 a 2 IS 0 2 17 .1 . .. • i Thy 71t0a834 n— 7 18 0 till Sr JAXE • Cita!? 0 0 0a 0 I) oa.. 0 0 il ~.,,MW V 17 4. a 3 6 n_ 1 i 0 • ( H .. :ty 7 0 03 M 19 0 .... 1t 3. n WIIITECII.LPEL J i 4_1.1• 8 0 , 1 a 9 oal -... h lik 0 Straw .2 14 .0 a, !:! If , 0 1 I:: 0 A VEIt r ()V Computyl from the Iletarlis made ;It the 41s. fiitt. per cwt. exeltuiir of the I)uty of Cust,Loi path :OW hisiet , ,a un ItuportAtlon cluaouf lam ti::eat. G,.~..~~~ ~_ PRICE ON ST(WY.S Ban!: Rock... .-. i.. ; t:cut. Reduced S I•ee ( 'CNC. COVIAIia.. . i •i• ( r ;:r . . N:n'y . Aril; A 1. ie smelt I . .lo twrit , l , 45 pet Ceal ) tili 10 itt ‘. . s ..r..;.v.r 1 i'l!.., 2a. pr I ',.., .__ .., !,,.., tr,r—lttict , ................... ......... .... ... Itl 40 ~~S j lAN isON Wed owl rcblijohp4i, Jito A. 1.44 taWs V,Per Late, into `The rhile.t.ty' by Newsruttie sulti CkriSY c thcku:alb licv of I'ItICE lIIIITUTIELIX d. c ti. Itcsef 4 4 a 5 Mutton —a 8 a 6 0 Fund ...,5 0 a 6 4 i'urk 3 4 aG 4 Lumb...-0 0 a 0 0 I N. 15. I) LZADEN'IIAIf./. Carole F. 11 4 tl. L 6 ititittuir t 41 I 0 4 6 Pork —...4 A r 5 4 /.4494....0 9, 4 U 0