The National Register. — London, England, 1820-09-17 00:00:00

■ 305 • A few days ago a select bawl of St. Nlartin's Youths, at the metal toys manufacturin ,, and com mercial town of Birmingham, ascended ' their St. Martin's Gothic Tower, anti pertimmed an liereu lanean task, on their ring of twelve bells, in a peal, on that most intricate composition New Treble-Bob- Maximo:4: comprising 7,200 harmonious changes, being the ingenious composition of Mr. Thomas Thurstans, who conducted the same, and was nobly brought round in five hours and eight minutes, the tenor weighing 36 cwt. in the 1)old key of D. flat.; this is the greatest completion upon 12 bells on re cord. Change Ringing.—On Saturday, September was rang at Bishops Stortfhrd, Herts, the iiefit Peal on the 10 bells of that church, by th.:!. Junior Com pany of College Youths, front London, who rang completely 5039 Grandsire Caters, in three hours and twenty minutes, conducted by H. Symondson. On the night of Monday week the family at Freame-mount, the seat of William Mayne, Esq. were alarmed by a loud barking ; they armed them selves, and sallied forth, guided by a fitithful dog, to a barn or out-houso, where to their astonishment they found concealed seven fellows, completely armed, who, trusting to their superior numbers (the searchino• party being only three), instantly rushed out ail attacked them, and would have over powered them, but for a young gentleman who hap pened to be on a visit at the house, who hearing the noise, rushed out, armed with a sword, and from his dexterity in the use of the weapon, succeeded in severely wounding two of them, which so terrified their companions, that they instantly fled, but were pursued to the house of a suspicious character, named Patrick Hart, where they *ere all effectually secured, and were safely lodged in Monaghan gaol. Another elopement took place on Tuesday last from a villa near town, which has given serious alarm to the relatives of the young lady, who are respect able characters in . life, and of good fortune. The young gentleman, who is only c2e years of age, was thereabout three weekson a visit, the young lady's brother and be being schoolfellows. The young lady is only turned 16 years of age. AU the trace obtained of their is, that „on Tuesday last persons of their description took a hackney coach near the Plough & Harrow, at . Newington, into which they put two light bundles, .and drove to the Bell Ina, Hollxsru, where they alighted, as if waiting to go by a stage coach. After remaing there a very short time, they got into another coach and drove off, whence they have . bathed all endeavours to trace them, .although the parents, wluS are inconsoleable for her loss, have offered a very handsome reward for . intelligence of them. Mr. Prise, a gentleman formerly in the law, and who resides in the vicinity of London ' met with a dreadful accident on !-'uturday last, by falling off the roof of the Wellington stage coach, whilst chatiging horses ut the ship, in Clielnasfbrd. The unfortunate gentleman had both his legs broken in a most shock. ing manner, one of them in two places; indeed, so bad were the fractures, that doubts were at first entertained whether his life could possibly be saved, without amputating one of his legs. Mr. Price is, however, doing well. lie lies at the Queen's head. Mr. Price bears his sufferings with almost unparal lellcd resignation, indeed, we may add, even with cheerfulness. A yeTig man, of a very distinguished family in France, whose name is not mentioned in the French papers, has been condemned by the Tribunals of Paris to five years imprisonment, and - ten years de privation of civil rights, fur stealing a gold snuff box, and a watch from hotels where he toot ings. A deplorable event took place at Fontainbleau lately. A fine young woman, the mother of a family, cherished by her husband, surrounded by every thing that could make life dear, yet snatched herself from it in a moment of mental alienation. Married at sixteen, she lust an intact at eighteen, and at the same time the use of her reason. - Having recovered, she became fur thirteen years the delight of her husband ; but for the last year her reason had been again unsettled, end her husband and sun had set out on a journey to the south of France tor the recuvery of her health.— They had only made one day's journey, when, sit ting by her husband cud sun, contrived to steal from the pocket of the latter the fatal instrument with which she terminated her existence. At the Perth Circuit Court, William Wighton, rum Nlontrese, was placed at tile bar, charged with having forged a bill; in May, 1819, on It. Tullo, farmer at Onrachy, for ilOOl., and uttering the ‘ same in May 1810, knowing it be hirged. Time prisoner pleaded Not Guiity ; and a number of witnesses being called, who eloarly proved the libel, the jury retired tin a short time, end returned a verdict tind iiig him Guilty of " uttering the bill libelled, know ing the same to be forged." After an impressive addiess from Lord Nleudo% bank, be was sentenced to be exceuted at Perth on Friday, the ;;Uth oetu ter :lex:. TUE NATIONAL REGISTER. We are authorized to state, that Sir Franei s l Columbine Daniels, M. D. has accepted the appoint meat of Treasurer to the Medical Board, establish" cd by Messrs. COOPER and Co. at Charlotte-House' Surrey. Messrs, Con,En and Co. have frequently inserted Letters from various individuals who have been radically cured, nut only of Ruptures, but of other dangerous diselses, too often deemed incurable by Professional Man, whose practice is confined. The late Duke of Bedfird unfortunately lost his life in a few hours, by a strangulated Hernia; Mr. Mills. of the Kent Road, also lost his life in a few hours ; Mr. Searmau, of Mile Lila, was also afflicted for many years, and many ; many others whose names will never appear without their request. Mr. Joh son of the Borough, who had been 17 months under the care of severs i eminent Surgeons, with a most dangerous disease, and whose life was given over, as appeared by his affidavit before Mr. Alderman Wood, then Lord Mayor, and whose case has been seen by more than 100 Surgeons, was in a few weeks restored to perfect. health. Such are the proceedings at the Medical Board, Charlotte House, Charlotte Street, Blackfriar's Road ; and Woodstock House, near Bond Street, und-r the immediate direction of Messrs. COOPER and Co., who are consulted daily from eight in the morning until eight in the evening. Mechanics have advice gratis every evening from six to eight, and on Sunday mornings until twelve o'clock. 03artict. Al Clerkenorall church, W. Braes, egg. of Wood street, Cheapsitle, to ' Mrs. Pentland, widow of Abe late Alec. PClxtimi.l, rill. of Acton, Nlontleree. At St. Geor ge's, in the Borough, Mr. C. Mortis, of Belvedore place Souttrwr k, to Mrs. Price, of Alfred place, Loudon road. At Pinion, G. Pocock, eq. of the Middle. Temple, to Frances, dattcht,r of Metric C. Asttwell, aq. of the island of Grenada. At istenords, Capt. A. Goldsmitt, of the 111 M royal lancers, to Ca. reline, eldest daughter of the late 1). Birkett, rats. C. Rugg, esq. to Rebecca, third daughter of the Rev. J. Sinamenta, 1..1..A., rector ut Paul's Cray, Kent. At :it. ,%niltew's, Holborn, Mr. P. Madio, general agent, to Eliza, teeth, daughter of the Isle W. James, ests. attorney, of llenley In Arden, Wat wickshire. At Ilaidiugs, Capt. Wilson, to Miss Harrison, of Montague place, Montaeoe square; and at the same dine and place, W. Henley, cats. to Miss !tartlet Garrison, of Mont/gee place. At Milford, Lieut.-col. B. Sealy, of the Bombay army, to Atha Byers, unly daughter of the late Major .1. Byers. oin. in the 79ili year of her age Mary, wife of John Henderson, esq. fo fleigrave place, Pimlico. Mary, wife of Mr. 6. Frieake, of Upper Thames street. At bin house in Kentieb town, V. Logytori, esq. aged 145 years. Altred, the third son of Mr. Was. Leonard, surveyor, of Parson's green, PIIIIIAM, aged lit years. At his lonise, in Upper Baker street, Alexander Ross, esq. of Clolll4liy. North Britain. Sag alt, the wire ..f Mr. John Bell, of Frith street, Soho 'voter. Y uong, es.g. of West. hill, Battersea rise, ssrrey, aged R 6. At church, ut a at oa apoplexy, W. tioartall, erg. of Votteobans. Jape, client ti.grgliter of Mr. Proctor, ut Compton terrace, Isliugton, in the 11):1‘ year ut her age. ..l his house is Leicester square, chades Bless, esq. At Brighton, Harriet, tont) daughter of 'U. J. Mills, es'. of ifireat Saxlsam, mutrolk. to place, J. Fermat, esq. of Moor, M.P. fur Aber deeneuirr. At Chichester. In bin faith year, J. Quantock, esq. one of his Ma- Jesty's Justices of the peace, a.gd a depaty Istateaaut fur the sown, of BRITISH ACPIIEVEMENTS. Jut tpublished, in one thick volume trinw. embellished with nu merous coloured plates,l4s. board s,lss. neatly hound. THE NAVAL and MILITARY EXPLOITS which have distinguished the reign of GEORGE III.; &accu rately described, and methodically arranged, By JEHOSAPHANT ASPIN. ••• To record the names and the deeds of the worthies by whoie valuut these &ties were obtained, is the object of the pre sent work ; which ixontains a notice, and in most cases a detailed account of every important action, by sea and land, during the reign ion George the Third. Te the professed historian it will be a usial book of reference, the most careful attention having been paid to dates and places. To the cursory reader it will prsre an entertaining and instructive companion ; and u, the rising youth, it will be an amusing introduction to the knowledge of me times in wnich lie lives. Nor let the tufter sex shrink from the perusal of a work professedly exhibiting the rude front of war; but let them read the explwti, and venerate the character, of the lierss who have fought for their security ; and let the patriotic flame he by them reflected upon their husbands, children, and friend.i, that when their country's cause may again call for support, a new race, animated by former example, may be found ready to emu late their transcendent mint. Lcadas: PoinuAl fur SAMUEL LEIGH, tit Strand. Patronized by her Maiesty, and their Royal Highnesses tli Duchess of York, and Duke of Sussex, Ins Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia, by their special Authority. RO WLA N LYS MA CA iIAIt 01 L.—This Oil affords the greate,i noorishnient to the Hair—prevents its falling off or turning grey—produces a thick growth—also Whiskers, Eyebrous, Ike. It is perfectly innocent, and will improve the Hair from infancy, to the latest period of life.— Price Ss. 6d.-75.-10s. 6d., and One Guinea per bottle. Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRR. By merely wetting the hair with this preparation the Proprie tors warrant to produce immediately a perfect change in Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers, E:yeb,ows, dm to a beautiful glossy brown or black, imitating the exact natural colour ; washing makes this Dyo snore durable. Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their hair with I[43e and becrety.—Price 4L, 7s. bd., and toe. &I. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Pro prietors, A. Rowland and Son, corner of Kirby Street, the first turning o n the right into Hatton Garden, Holborn, London; and by appointment, by all Feilusuers and Medicine Venders throughout Europe. A. ROWLAND and SON respectfully inform thy Public, that the high popularity of the above articles have occasioned spurious imitations, cut.ipused of deleterious ingredients injurious to the Hair, which renders it neccsiery to ark for Rowland's Oil, or itowland's Dye, and observe tacit bottle signed On the kW, in Wit ink," A. ROWLAND iaid SON." LIFE AND TRIAL OF TIIENUEEN. Now publishing in Bvo., in Monthly Parts, at is. each. MEMOIRS of her Majesty CAROLINE, QUEEN CONSORT OF GREAT BRITAIN faithfully recording every memorable scene of her event. ful Life, from her infancy ; interspersed with numerous Anecdotes of highly distinguished Characters, Original Letters audother Documents hitherto unpublished. By ROBERT !WISH, E.g. Author of Memoirs Of the Prin. cess Charlotte; the Life of George 111. &c. ate. This int. portant and very popular Work includes also her Majesty's TRIAL AT LARGE, in which the evidence is printed verbatim front the authorized Journals of the House of Peers, and the Arguments of Counsel, Speeches of Noble Lords, anti full particulars of all the proceedings, are sup. plied at great length, from special shun-band Reports, collated and arranged exclusively for the Work, and illus trated by numerous explanatory Notes. Part I. contains a Portrait of the Queen, prevlons to her leaving England; a Portrait of Alderman Wood, and a Vignette Title Page.—Part H. A Portrait of Henry Brougham, Esq. M.P. ; and the present Likeness of the Queen, front a Painting taken front life by Mr. Wivell, being the only Portrait for publication which her Majesty has been ;pleased to sit for since Iser return to this coun try, and which is not only highly approved of by the Queen herself, but is pronounced byl Lady Hamilton, Alderman Wood and family, Mr. Denman, and others in constant attendance on her Majesty, to be the most striking likeness ever executed. The original Painting may be *eel, at the Pnblisher's.—Part 111. A Portrait of Rergami, from a genuine likeness, received by the Pub lisher frotn the Continent. The Portrait in Part 11. being the only correct and anthorized likeness of the Queen, the Publisher, desirou s of gratifying the Friends of her Majesty and the Public, has ordered extra Plates to be engraved from the Picture, in order to meet the great - .emend for Proof Impressions, which may still be bad, on large paper, at the trifling charge of Is. 6d. each. London: Printed for THOMAS KELLY. 17, Pater noster-row • and sold by all Booksellers : of who m also may be ;ta d,, separately. in Parts, at Ss. each, KELLY'. EDITION of the TRIAL AT LARGE of HER MAJESTY, extracted from the above Work, and forming a most copious and authentic Record of this me. morable event. I - Orders should particularly specify KELLY'. EDI TION. RUPTURES AND STRICTURES. RUPTURES speedily and radically CURED, without Pain or lutebuption to ibis usual amoebae of the Pa. tient; not by the. rneee use of Truseloorbleh hew aspaiime has proved to be inetteetnel, bit hp L Mama lawass.—Mr. DUFOUR, Surgeon to the Dueillia • Dlopereny fit the airs of Strictures, and sole Proprietor opt Yonder - el Damn Medi cated Boogies, having, during upwartis, at twenty-emu of extensive practice in Stricture eases. okeurvid n untheLee dl.. cruising instances of Rupture, he has asked, applied htenitio discover a Remedy. and which he has happily oeolimplished. The following Attestation is selected from a great number eentaind in his Treatise on the Radical Care of Rupture : "Parish of St. Ann, Westminster, June I& ISM " We, the Overseers of this Perish, do hereby certify, that William Gosling and Charles More, two of the Poor now in the Workhouse, bang severely afflicted with Ruptures, were sent by us to Mr. Dufour for the purpose of Cure; in a very short space of time they were both completely cured.—Witness war hands,—Thomas Tomkinson, J. Morehead. William Wyatt, Wm. Brownie N. B. Trusses constructed on the best principles, are kept on sale, as they are essentially useful during the course of remedies. —Advice on Rupture end Stricture Cases from Nine to Four and from Seven to Nine. No. IS, Berner's Street, Oxford Street. GOOD TEAS STILL BETTER AT THE PRICE. THE EAST INDIA COMPANY'S TEA SALE having just ended, FRED. SPARROW Co. feel much pleasure in informing their numerous Friends that they have purchased an extensive assortment of the strongest and hest .full Antossred TEAS that have beets imported fur many years. which they are enabled to sell upon such Terms as have not before been c(red to the public; particularly recommending good genuine Congou, 66.; good strong ditto, 6s. fid. ; finest strong Congou, or Breakfast Souchong, 75.; tine full flavoured Sou chong, Caper, Padrac, and Pekoe, Ss. to ins. ; good common Green, 6. to 6s. fnl. ; fine fresh do. or Twankay, 75.; fine bright leaf bloom ditto, itt.; good Upon, MN. w t is. ; fine ditto, iYs. ; superfine cowslip flavoured ditto, 13s. and lie. Also. same handsome Roses and Coddiro qfvlry earions Teas, which /wee been sent from China as presents, well worth the attention of Connoisseurs. CAUTION.—PIease to be particular in the directions, No. 6, Ludgate Hill. 13$, Oxford Street ; and 4, Charing Cross. Cr Country Agents must direct to the Original Warehouse, Nu. 6, Ludgate Hill. IMPORTANT SCIENTIVICESTABLISHMENT. UNDER the sanction nt . the Lending Members of the Royal College of Physicians, is OPINED at No. I, STAFFORD STREET, 110,ND STREET, ST. JAMES'S. the ANTI P 111S1 CAL BOA IfD of HEALT H far the exclusive cure of Consumption and Asthma (of which 60,( i die annually in Britain, and 10,000 of these in the Metropolis alone), on principles successfully ap)lied equally to the medical and domestic treatment, and insuring a certain removal of the complaints. Tile Board is open for Patients every slay, from ten in the morning, and the Consultations from the country may be addres sed to the Secretary. —gratis Advice is given every Tue►day aad Friday, from ten till twelve. The Lectures also on Pulmonary Diseases will commence early next month, the receipts fur which are %pointed fur the benefit of gratis Patients. RUSTIC HOUSE.—Very ebeap Flower Stand, Garden and Rustic Seat, Chair, and Bedstead Manufactory. No. 29, City . Road, near Finsbury Square.—JOHN INGHAM respectfully informs the Public, that he has manufactured a very large assortment ofjapanned, Windsor, mahogany, inipregnaiA rose-wood, black, cane and rush seat Chairs, Couc:ass and Soh's, with a general assortment of Beds and Mattresses, Bedsteads and Furnituie of every description, both fashionable and useful. which he continues to sell at very low prices. Very liberal allowance made to lerchatits, Captains, and Shippers of Chairs and Furniture, who will Mal it worth their nth:la:on., as huge qu:uitities arc always kept liM.lted, and ready tOr exportatioc. —A great show of Flower Stands, Garden and Rustic Seats. with Summer Houses and Rustic Hermitages: 1.(JN1)0N . Printed end Publi.bed by the Proprietor. iON TWI(.4, at titw Office, s,. Float Nirnet, where all Latta to tl. Ltt‘tui &L. ust 1,41:4) Waal be whitesaed.sl,