The National Register. — London, England, 1820-12-17 00:00:00

THE DUCHESS 0,1 CL.LICENCE. (Court Circular.) On Sunday morning, about half-past six o'clock, the Duchess of Clarence was attacked with a slight indisposition. At half-past ten Sir henry llalford was sent for, shortly niter whose arrival a premature labour was apprehended, and Sir William Knighton was the accouchenr, he arrived about hulf-past 11 o'clock, when it being finally ascertained that her Royal Highness's delivery would ensue, a number of Privy Councillors were summoned to attend instanter, RS is customary at Royal births. Soon utter live o'clock in the afternoon, it was mi n mnced, to the great joy of the Royal Duke, that his Duchess was safely delivered of a Princess, and both were well. _ In a short time the following official notice was issued by the medical gentlemen in attendance upon her Royal Highness : " King's Palace, St..lames's Dec. 10, Mo. Half past 3 o'clock p. " Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Clarence was safely de leered at tire minutes pasttive o'clock thi., afternoon, of a female lehild• " Her Royal Highness Is as well as call be expected. The infant is bow hetbre ite time about six weeks. " HENRY HALFORD " WILLIAM KNIGHTON. " ANDREW HALLIDAY." The birth was communicated to the King without loss of time, and his Majesty returned a letter of congratulation to his Royal brother and sister, and we understand commanded, with the approbation of the Royal Duke and Duchess, it it should be deemed adviseable that an early baptism should take place, that the infant Princess should be named Elizabeth. •• King's Palace, St. Jwne's, ha!fpast 10 o'clock p. m. " Her Royal Highness the Duclies's of Clarence is doing ceinarkably well. '1 he infant Princess takes the breast. lier Royal Highness is a much stouter child born than those in g..ncral horn so catty." THE DUCHESS OF CLARRNCE.—The Bulletin respeoting the Flute of the Duchess of Clarence, and the infant Princess, continue to be favourable. — The tbllowing bulletin u as issued yesterday King's Palace. Dec. [ti.—Twelve o'clock. " Her Royal Highness the Duc:iess of Clarence lb viug on in the most satisfactory manner; and the lawn Princess Elisabeth improves daily. " HENRY HALFORD. " WILLIAM KNIGHTON. " ANDREW HALLIDAY." After the Doctors had issued the above, they pro ceeded to . the King to make their report. ADDRESS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL TO THE KING, AND HIS MA.IF.STIrS ANSWER. Saturday the Lord Mayor proceeded from Guild . hall, at two o'clock, accompanied by the Recorder, Messrs. Aldermen ‘Vood and Waithman, Mr. Sheriff Williams, and about sixty Members of the Common Council, to present the Address to his Majesty agreed to at the last Court. The Address takes a review of the misconduct of' Ministers; it is, of course, very lung, and concludes thus We beg leave humbly to assure your Majesty, that these representations are dictated by our sincere attachment to that Constitution which seated your Majesty's august Family on the Throne of these Realms—by a sincere devotion to your Majesty's Person—and by an anxious desire to promote thr • future glories of your Reign; and iu this spirit we conjure you Majesty, by an auspicious change of Counsels and Measures. to re-unite the great family of the British people, who have long been divided, insulted, and oppressed, andwhich would continue your Majesty on a Throne secured by their just affixtion, and rendered no less glorious by the boundless resources of their industry. We therefore humbly pray your Maje;ty to dismiss from your Presence and Counsels for ever, those Ministers whose per nicious measures have so long endangered the Throne, under mined the Constitution, and blighted the prosperity of the nation. *, Signed by Order of Court, " HENRY WOODTHORPE." To which his Majesty was pleased to return the following Answer:— It has been with the most painful feelings that I h oe heard the sentiments contained in tile Address and Petition now pre sented to me by the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council of the City of Lum i na. Whatever may be the motives of those by whom it is brout , ,ht forward, its evident tend . ncy is to infl a m e the pa ss i o n s and mislead • the judgment of the unwary and les, enlightened part of my subjects, and thus to aggravate all the difficulties with which we have to con end. SINGULAR CiacumsrANcr..—A letter from an officer of the Conway, dated Rio Janeiro, Oct. 2, says:—" In lat. 1. 20 math. and lung. :;U, west, we caught a bird, called a booby, with piece of leather tied to one of its legs, " haling Henry de Nantes' on it, which we took off, and tied on a piece of silver, His Majesty's ship Conway,' and the latitude and longitude as above marked . on it, and then let the bird fly; and what is very singular, on our arrival at Rio Janeiro, we found the said ship Henry de Nantes, leading fits France; and i. appeared Ly her log they caught the bird and let it go again at least Guy miles from where we caught it." Recent letters from Constantinople state, that the Sublime Porte had refused to receive the despatches from the Government of the Two Sicilies, announc ing the political changes which had taken place at Naples. TILE NATIONAL REGISTER • -- - • _ , _ Mr. Kean arrived in good health on the 10th of last month, at New York, after a remarkably quick passage of twenty-eight days from Liverpool. Zirtbs. In Branfort hullillno, Strand, Mrs. W. 1. PrWell, of a awl. the on.. of It. 11•111 M I, Vdy or i iiiimsa's brewery, of a dau;hter. he lady of .1. 1.. Al.dh tt, C.ll. oi a aim. 111 Nottingham place, the lady of 11. Ileckshaw, esq. of the island ul 'I. Vii:ccut, ot 'I he hot) of sir. Ise.iting, of St. Paul's churchyard, of a son. Airs t,. 11. Alitirl,oll, V.lniverie street, of a daughter. no holy of W. t. irt, of Extter cltauge, or n sou, still born. At lus house in Ur per i-i.)1111/111 . street, Portman stoma:, the lady of 11. Buck, esti. of a chught,r. T3UIEb. At Hammersmith, titephett, a. cowl ain of It. Salmon, of Shepherd' Bush, to :Rory, um) ti.m4ltt,..' Coorher, esq. of 'Wiled place, Bedford Nome. At Bray, Berks. E. Radford, tart. of Tansley, ikrbyaldre, to Eliza Diana, )oungest daughter of the I.tte C. W. chitties - It, tag. ut Cantlcy. oc4r Doncaster. . _ . At ht tintsaw on, Capt. Wright, of the With scglinent, to letnima Vine. yonuged daughter of lte)nottle. ot Itotieland cottage, old i.r Owl, null grand d ;lighter of the late J. G. Cromm, Coq. of t liainliam, Emex. ........ Al Sudbury, siith,lk, C. Adams, cal. o f Coventry, to Margaret, eldest daughter cat O. L. da.:.eiti. MAL of the 10 , our Place. At I MlL:lice, the her. It. A.A. to Main*, eldest daughter of t.. q . of ht...h00..11. At t helsea, U. 11. !Wilson, es I. of Chelsea, to Y.iss Ann Nati:het Kniglitsbridt,i, J. 1. Wright, esq. of uouthainplon, to Miss Austin, of Kennington, Storey. On the nth of July lint, it CONDON Wm. Granville, es.. of his Alajesty's Ceylon civil service, to France!, Pee.,nit daughter cat the late lion. G. Teo nour, and niece to lb« Earl of Winterlon. At Leeds, W. o'llaisd,OCil of J. Maitland, esq. of Woortiord hall, Essex, to Anne, datignirr of B. Gott, rap ti inlcy house, Vol X. At St. Geolige's, ll:mover s 'tore, T. 11. Isarday, esq. of Des oinliirc suer!. Portland Viet., In 'rah, daughter ul 01. Pettis, Vaq. cat Letchworth castle., surrey. At st. George's, Bloomsbury, W. K. Wilson, egg. of Keivinbcnk, in the comity cat Launch, N. 11. to 31in of Gower sweet, square. At St. George's, Hanover square, G. Abbey, esq. of Northampton, solicitor, to Mary Christiana, )iiiiiigett daughter el the Lite J. I I cb.i. of Park tartlet, Grosvenor squat, At Mrrtois, Air. It obt. .11nel:tell, in Stockwell, to Mils Aun Cr.igg, oleo: at C. Smith, o. :no ton abbey. CDlCps At Field nailing,lk, Maly Ann, wife of the Rev. William L pj•tho, A. 'l. sicnr of tlint parish. .stai y ausaioia Penelope, the WM: of W. Dodd, mt. of Jndd place Last. At St. Augustine, Eu‘t Florid2,3lr. JIIIIICS AleNander, aged 32 years, formerly of Ainidstone, Kent. At WWII, iu hi• 23th year, %Ir. Daniel Atkins, of the firm of 3listr,itl, Atkius, and Cu. At 14riGhtua, Sophia Nary, wife of Vie Rev. Tbur.Fuller, of Upper Biker greet. At helper, Derbyshire, James llariition, esi. of Hanover square, acid At It bay, AL:l.fl 4U, Lient. John Addll, of theillon. East India Company 'a at y. At Poutdeanx, altar a lingering illness of three years and a half, G. lianisit..n, rrl. tat.• in ihe Grenadier In Lower tirosreuur meet, Nun. I'. Rolm, ts, nail. ,IX. tor Saint Ut the small pot., at his house, Ilackucy terrace, Sarah, the wire of W. Scales, cm. aged 2.1 y eau. C. C. Ness her), csq. late surgeon of the lieu. Fast Isolist Company's ship MarsiussS astute's. tin the lsish ui June NA, NI Jesuits; in the East Indies, l.icnt. Lucas Lawrence, to the I lull. Last 11111 ill patsy's liensz.il estahloshostist. Circuits ich pa:l,, ages! 1111, Maria, second daughter us asr !koalas Ladle, tee. At Chasing es us.:, oil Sunday, the al inst. ilr. 'Lissy sparrow, or the beset ut Fled, Sparrow and Cu. Ludgate hill, °sato st les vet, mud Charing cross. . . . . Al lqockwell hall, near Dulwich, Autrey. Mr,. Martha Dodson, aged 61, sister 01 W. I lob.on, esti. of >lttrkiniti house, Maalfurd hill. Al his Wine in Great 01 sssss aid atrect, the ittA. D. MIL A.M. late of Sthallor house, to Hug. I Jiz.brth , only tlautgoter of Mr. 'nos. Starkey, of Ncwole street, aged 15 yearf. GOOD TEAS WITHOUT ANY ADVANCE. The East India omm:tn.'s Tea Sale being just ended, FREDE LICK :PAR ROW and Co. in leturaing thanks for the decided preference which continues to be given to their Teas, feel much hinsure in being enabled (from the fivostrable purshases they ave male, added to the stock of good TEAS on hand) to con tinue to supply their friends with very SUPERIOR ARTICLES at the OLD PRICES, notwithstanding the advance that has taken place upon the better kinds of Teas, in consequence of the great quantity of Bullet* and other kines of ordinary trash that has been brought liirwaad t h is Sale, and which will be mixed with good T:as and disseminated all over the country; while F. S. and Co. pledg , ... themselves to continue: to ,elect Lone but the Best Strong Full Flavoured Teas that are imported, and which they will at ali times sM in their Pure state, at the Smallest Profit upon the Cost at the Endia House ; cautioning their friends to be particular in the directions, viz. No. G, Ludgate Dill. 1:38. Oxiend Street ; and 2, Charing Cross. (71. Country Agents will address to the Original Warehouse, Nu. 6, Ludgate .6 What sliet neglezta, what trivial fauts destroy " The harateA fram.:l" MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. having devoted themselvra to the study of, and been gratified by the most con siderable practice in thme branches of the profession which they thought proper to se.. et, trust, that alter thirty years resi dence in the metropolis, their talents are so well known, and their remitation so :tidy esuibliabeel, that no apology is requisite for their deviation limn the regular mode of practice. It may be proper to state, that their Medical Educe ion has been of the first da•s ; that they are M calbers of the Itayal Colleges of Luneon and Etlin;.urgli ; and as 14 istuctory evidences of the truth atlas statement, their diplomas and testimonials may be seen :it their house, No. 107, llatton garden, where they may b.: conflated w th the greatest WTI esy and honour by pasients of either sex, fllietcd by any of the foliose ing camp - Jahns s—l. A Certain Disease, for which they have discovered a remedy, which it not only a complete ,übstittitc tot mercury in toe core of this cola plaint, but has uleo the advantage of eradicating the disorder without debilitating tl:c constitud m.-2. In caws of Nervous I) bility and Va,ctilar Relaxatioa, whetli,r produced by con vivial exce , tes, by the Immoderate et.ijo ; meats of sen.Jaal ple as ures, or by suiitary sensuality, where 4 The vigour sinks, the habit melts away The cheerful, pure, and animated bloom Dies from the face, with squalid atrophy Devour'd, in sallow melancholy clad. ' Messrs. Currie and Co. are in possession of a Medicine that stands unrivalled for its superior efficacy, in giving tone to every muscular fibre of the patient, tcNtowit; his animal spirits, and ni-establishing Lis vikitir, without intlandog the constitution. and thus ex; osiag him to a relapse —5. In Serietures of the Urethra, Messrs. Curti:: and Co.'s plan Of trea!lii,,it has so far surpassed every other method of cute, that they have excited the asualf•htnent and approbation of the most distinguished surgeons, by effecting, in three weeks, cures which defied all the resources of their skill. In the cure of any of these complaints their pas tints will be treated with the greatest skill and solicitude. ratienta in the country are requested to state particular; of their case, age, and flunk of living, enclosing a Bank of England Note, alien the necessary medicines and advice will be sent to any part ut the w0r1d.....N4i. ilattva-gantun. A CARD to Gentlemen anxious to gain the patronage of the admirers of elegance of Hair Cutting and Dressing.—.l. MONEY, of 13, Fleet Street, has attained a system of pointing the hair: it leaves no appearance of being recently cut, nor change in the countenance, so often complained of by Ladies and Gentlemen having had their hair practiced on by apprentice boys, and inexperienced young men from the country. J. MoN EY performs that branch ot' the business him self; he points every hair en the head, and studies the comae.. mince, with a strict adherence to fashion; and as for his Perruques andToupecs, he has brought them to the zenith of perfection; they never shrink nor change colour, especially the Ramon Crap dc l'Opero, so much worn by the et/gar/tees of London end Paris. Mox ix has invented a hair brush, for eradicating the scurff or dimdriff from the skin of the head: it supersedes the use of a small tooth comb, and all spurious washes. The bristles are inserted diagonal, and the sh tpe is concaved to fit any part of the head, and passe: through the hair without breaking one: it is approved of by the lint Physicians in London, and has received the appellation of the Concave Brush. tat Every shade and description of Ornamental Hair 30 per Cent. cheaper than any house in London. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.—The finest Disco veries of the Age, possessing utility and elegance.—ROW. LAND'S MACASSAR Oil., promotes the growth of Hair, preserves it. and beautifies it from Infancy to Old Age.—Also, ItOWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE, changes Red or Grey flair to Brown or Black, imitating the exact natural colour.-- Also ROWLAND'S ALSANA EXTRACT, cures the Tooth- Ache, cleanses, preserves, and beautifies the Teeth and Gums, and keeps them free from pain. Sold by the sole Proprarors, A. ROWLAND and SON, corner of Kirby•street, the first turning on the right in Hama Garden, Holborn; and by all Perfumers and Medicine Yen. tiers. CACT lON.—Each bottle of the above articles is signed in red ink, " A ROWLAND & SON," in which it is necessary to observe the "&," as saint impo4ture have signed, "A.ltowland.. son." The genuine is "A. Rowland and Son." AS the cold chilly season advances, warm Clothing becomes a necessary as well as a fashionable acquisition. —Mrs. INGBANI respectfully invites I.adies to inspect her largo Assortment of CLO'I II CLOAKS and CHILDIIEN's PE LISSES of ull sites. which she has just got up in the most fa shionable style, in variety of colours, and at very low prices, at her CHILD-RED LINEN and MILLINERY WARM HOUSE, No. SO, City Road, near Finsbury Square, where a very handsome and well selected large assortment of Child Bed Linen, Dresses, l'elisses, and Millinery of every description is rlwun kept ready, particularly a choice collecuon of 'Tur bans, L::cc, Dress, and all other Caps, Frills, Handkerchiefs, Spencer Bodies, Dresses, and Pelisses, of the most fashionable and neat patterns, in great variety.—Observe, it is next door to the Rustic House, Japanned, Windsor, Dyed and Mahogany Chair , Couch, Sofa, and Bedstead Mantilictoty. and General Furniture Warehouse. PATENT AI'PARATUS VOR PURIFYING WATEIL—To obtain that most useful article in a pure state. must be the desire of every owe; various methods have been tried to filter NVater, yet all have failed to produce sufficient foe coastant family use. The Patentee of the present Purifiers relit♦ on the opinion and patronage of the most eminent Physicians• also many of the Nobility and Fainili.:s have proved, by cape rictice,lthat his itiventit.n is unequalled, all oh'ensive animalculs„ endangeting health, being completely excluded. It renders the most impure Water. Itotu ponds or other sources, beautifully transparent, and produces, by superior process, Two hundred Gallons in Twenty-four Hours. Its use is highly approved by Officers in the Navy, and others. on board ships in foreign climates: the conziruction is simple, its action equal,ncvcr out of repair, and the largest size txupies a space not exceeding two diet squara. The PATENT PURI I' I LES arc made of various slam, in stone or leaden veseels, from the very low price of Pes. to km ins. each: they may be seen in use at the Western Exchange, Hood Street; at Mr. Collins's Warehouse, No. at. Clement's Lane, Lombard Street; and at the Manufactory et' J. STEPHENSON, Patentee, No. C, Mortimer Street, Caven dish Square, London. Lon Don martiers CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, DEC. 11. We had a large supply of Wheat at market this morning, having had sacral arrivals since this day week; the generality of sampler which appeared were very interior it, quality, in con. sequence they were its. per qr. lower, and dull in sale at that reduction ; but a few picked samples obtained last Monday's prices. The trade in Barley was pretty brisk, and havin:.; a tew good samples at market, last week's prices were fully supported. The la t week's arrival of Oats have not been very large, and what fine samples appeared, they were disposed of at last Monday's prices ; nut the inferior qualities were a trifle cheaper. In Peia, Beans, &c. there is nu alteiation. A% EltttiE PRICE OF COV.N, Per Quarter, Ili the "luel‘e Aturitiette Metric's of ENOLANO and WALLS, fur the Week eutliug December 901, extracted front Sat ut do's Gazette. Wheat... 55s Od I Barley... t6t I Remit 374 !Al Eye 34g 9J 20. 2d Pence ... 40i 114 BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Price front the Returns made in the Week cedhig Wednesday LW. 345. 10d, per cwt. exclusive or ditty. S.IIIIIIFIELD .41AIIK ET. Fninar, DEC. 15.—We bad but a small i.upply of prime Beasts at market this morning, for which rather better prices were obtained Altman was brisk in sal , , and a trifle dearer. Pork full) supported Alonday's prices. Veal was rather dearer, having a skirt supply.—The bmint,s in the Hay market was pretty brLk, and our last prices fur Hay, Clover, cud Straw, were tally supported. 'the lu.ioss Mg is a correct statement of the prices and numbers at market:- I%IU. 01. !HEAT, exclusive of the (Mato% loch consists of Head, Entrails, and Hide, cud la ourth about Id. per lb.—Per stogie of 811 s. MONDAY. Beef 4. 1W to I. Mutton 3a rid to 4. Id Leath oe Od to us Od Veal 4 Oa to .5a tAI fuck 4. bd to :is 10d Head of Cattle at market. Beasts Slii,ep mud Laniliss 220 CalVt ' 00 FRIDAY. Bee( 4s Sid to 43 8d Sluvuu Is 2,1 to at 104 Lamb Os Ud to Os 0.1 Veal 4s MI to 5s 8d furl 44 Gd ito 5s lOU Ileatt Cattle at Mai ket. Beasts . . . Sheep and L2lllllll 5,4r0 Pip Olives I.OIrIQN : Printed and Publ:shed by the l'reprittut, JOHN GG, et the Mt;ce, 744 Flee: Street, where till bettors tv LOC k...tatur, ace. (peit paid) tott4t be Athltesacd. 408