The National Register.
London, England, 1812-10-25 00:00:00

OCT• 9.5.

him, with his Iprai touching, or nearly touching, his great coat. This
ii,,;„col Stuart to say, " Don't touch me, Bagnell, for THAT never
cAs he made up ;" and when he had got Into the sire. t, Stuart told
ja3goell he slicukt hear from ; that Bagnell, moving his hand to
" Go aloug, go along ;" that Stuart, in the course of
fro, said,
onveriation with Lieutenant Day, !aid he was very gl d to hear
thgnelps wound was not mortal, and that he was likely to recover.
s,uart also sa'd that Bagnell's first ball had passed very near him.
Lieutenant jAsop, of the marines, deposed, that on returning to his
gs on Friday afternoon last, he found them occupied by Lieute-
-14,0i W. Stuart, who appeated very much agitated, and said, " Jessop,
ant not 1 a ‘ervtched fellow ? I never shall enjoy a moment's peace
ifiniud a; king as I live." That, after Lieutenant Stuart had told
him the cause of the quarrel, he said, Bainell must blame hipiselt
for what had happened, in being obstinate, and refusing to make an
. that Stuart, however, shewed great distress of mind : he
it ShOilki be a less,:u to him as long as he lived ; and that in
totre, whatever affront he might receive, or even if lie was struck,
ht would not he induced to tight a duel again ; but would rather
verify the text in Scripture—" that if he received a blow on one cheek,
Ile would offer the other to be struck also." This deponent was part
of tw, days m the house with Lieutenant S. and he constantly evinced
great thstress of mind and sorrow for the state of his poor friend
pelt as he called him.
the jury adjourned its proceedings until Wednesday. Lieutenant
was in the 39th year of his age. He married a daughter of the
Rev. Dr. Ashe, of Chippenhain, where she now lives, and by whom
he had two chiLdren, who died. The parties were tit; most intimate
friends previously to this dispute.

DIED.
At Packington Hall, Warwickshire, the Earl of Aylesford : his
I.9rdship, atter a hearty supper, went to bed on Tuesday, and was in
I lIC courbe of the night attacked by the gout in his stomach, which
Linsed his death ; he was born July 4, 1751, and succeeded his father,
tit late Earl, May 9, 1777 : his Lordship is succeeded in his title and
bt:ltes by his son, Lord Guernsey.
On the 6th instant, at his Lordship's seat, Xeith Hall, North
Britain, the Right Hon. William Keith, Earl of Kintore, I.ord
Inverary, and Lord Falconer, of Haulkertown. He is succeeded in his
:ales and estates by his eldest son Anthony, now Earl of Kintore.
On Saturday evening last, in the 73,1 year of his age, Mr. Francis
Hodson, Proprietor of the Cambridge Chronicle, which he established
t,n the ;10111 of October, 1762.
At Pertenitill, in Bedfordshire, aged 85, the Rev. T. King, Patron
and many years Rector of that parish, wherein he had constantly re-
slard during sixty years. He was the only son of John King, an
eminent physician at Stamford, and the learned editor of Euripides.
At Alford, LincAnshire, Mrs. G. Gatehouse, in the 10.1 st year of
her age. She actually cut new teeth about two years since, and re-
tnned her faculties till within a few weeks of her death.

LIGHT WATEIL-PROOF BRAVER HAT%.
FIIIIVP4 and SA3lt,' EVELEI(:H, No. 46, Queens-street, Southwark,
fr-lioetitilly inform the Public that the) Illanufteture superior Light Water-preuf
11"% et Hats on an entirely new principle, warranted to resist the effects of rain
aall all Mod: of damp, retaining' their shape and beauty much lower than any
OOP( liars (the nap wearing free to the lt4). and endoentiv combining the ad.
vit4ges of !Wanes, and durability.—Sold Retail by Franck Eveleigh, Nu, 50,
t Leatanle mid by many of the respectable flatters in Town itud Country.

HOLMES'S BRITISH FLUID, for Preservlos; and Promoting the CIIOWTH
ut 4.1111., sold wholesale and retail, price 54. 6d. at his Ornamental
R:tdry, the (op of Es rc et, in the Strand. This Preparation is °Renal ith
k Pei confidence to the Public, as innocent, and efficacious; by its ialserent quail.
h.. it will preserve the Ilair that remain*, mist alsso improve its growth; it has
known to restore Hair on 1).041 places, and it certainty retard: the•ppearance
sit Lrel Hairs. The manner o 1 usint: It heinz pecsili rto itself. directions v. ill he
"AIM up with the bottle. 'l'l.k Fluid is revuntinettiled to the ruhlie,aceompani,.,l
I', no fulsome passe;:y tie. J. unlv solicits that it may Ise pat to the grout; am!
rrsf 0 I man uteri:Q.—To prevent a ...pus...oils art ieie heiug itopthwil Oil the Public,
kotecan Ise which is tint si;tned by J. Holmes.
IL It hi strowty recommended to Officers and uti.crs going to warm climates,
"ug a '4Ol-tain preveutative from lusiag their Hair.

CEXTLP.IIEN having Redttish or Grey Whf.erl or Eye-hrows, may iininetli-
Dtrly make them Dark or It.lark. Ladies a:•1 f.:ent !email Mal; iog a i4;agl.i tri
1".1 hr r""iticed that the R USSI A N DYE is the most innocent and b. vt actiek.
universe fur whin.' Red or Grey Hair Irn the Dead, or an. other Wiwi. liarlt
Of Illaek. A lady of Distiviction has declared that fir )0!1' .11e had been obliged
Id wear fil4e hair, although having tolerably good hair of her sm it. but it bria..;
1,14.'4 at an early. 3".;10, was reconstiseoded by another Ltily nit a Fier t. n hat grr.iitt
'enolit -he Iti.l found front the ita7,llll Dy(!, vv t, resolved Io inalte a trir trial, anti
itt a ',hurt I line, ti %re it hac the addition, that she !at Of the cal4e hair, :and less
1211(11 bur toad of hair have theyonthful Rppe.aatico ac when it ,taar, of age. Ask
tie Pri ei.'s it niviaut Dye, half-a-guinen a bottle, or a dozen battles, hi.
Sold by tl e Props ietur., eer,Jullti--trert, Oxford-greet (i 4 a private hnit•te,
1?14):;i,te A
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: Pori...triter to her 111 tjost v,Tiel 1).111e-4r/14 ;
• Ave Mond-street; Harding, S 9. bacon. t n. Wavr.l-strt:A;
3‘,l4itlitr.rs. Ind: Da v ism*, ,9,! Fleet-streot : RigTe, (Ikea : I,V3vd,
• ' la")" noltuit.'rutt, Royal Eitehange: and inu,t of the principal Per-
-1"""'r • sad A
ttsj
edielne Vendors. Onlert e the cuver of earl. bottle i 4 printed with
11444411 got/link." Plarin direetions are inclosed with each bottle. by %thief. any
in'tY tl)e their bait themselves with ea4e and pleliure. Ladies and Gen.
prwn residing in the countr‘. by inelosing a one:-p I note in a letter to the
cau,!_r:e Ur, will tee ire the return of notch one trititiri-v worth. Met
timiti,
Hu, and Country Shatilce.pers sen tine their Ortlers to any SI boless.i.c P:t-
"Wr 1'114" 1.0 t toiive lt6rr.si dilsiA an or,