The National Register.
London, England, 1814-07-03 00:00:00

TTIE NATIONAL 'REGISTER..

SUPEaLATIVELY ELEGANT ASSEMBLAGE OF MODE RN
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, _

Recently supplied by a House of the first respectability,
Crnsisting of a variety of Cabi”et Articles of the best manufacture,
andsome lofty Mahogany Fnur-post Bedsteads with rich Chintz
Hangings and appropriate Draperies, a complete Suit of D. awing-
room Curtains, Chairs and Couches with hair squabs, a set of beau-
tiful Rose-wood Trafalgar Card awl Sofa Tables, a capital modern
Gig and Harness, &c. The ratline Property of a Gentleman of
Fashion, going abroad.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. WALKER,
On the Premises, No. Is, Duke-street, Manchester-square, to-mor-
row and following day, at twelve o'clock,
All the excellent effects comprizing handsome lofty mahogloy
double-screwed timr-post bedstead;, with elegant furniture tastefully
made up with pain and gilt cornices ; tent and cottage ditto, prime
seasoned goose-feather beds and ritable bedding, parlour and bed-room
window curtains, Brussels and Wilton carpets, some of which are of
very large dinien,ions, pier glasses and mirrors in rich carved and gilt
tramec, a set of Wilkinson's patent dining tables, plain ani Trafalgar
card, Pembroke, and sofa tables, reading and library ditto. sccretaire
and cylindar book-cases and wardrobes, double and commode chests
of drawers, two sets of parlour chairs, 14 which are traveled with
real red morocco ; gentlemens' shaving and dressing stands, complete
ladies' dressing and work ditto, fine porcelain china in tea table, and
supper services, foreign table and bed linen, culinary articles, &c.
Catalogues to be had on the Premises. .

GRAND STATE I..OTE'ERI'.
BEGINS DRAM:V.46_IST SEETEMBERI 1814.

SCHEME.

of . . L 20,001
l 0,00)
5.1,00
2,000
iiAOO
. 500
200
10i)
50
20

. . I. 40.000
. . 20,000
. . 10,000
. . 4.000
. . 4,000
• . .
. • 000
. . 1.50 J
. . 1,000
. 55,000


. 2 .

c.,,7'0 .


11,000 Tick,. ts.

• • •

L 140,003

NO FIXED PRIZES !
Days of Drawing :
Ist Day
2d Day
3d Day
Tickets and Shares are Selling by SWIFT and Co. the Contractors,
at their Offices, No. 11, Poultry ; 12, Chating-cross ; an.! 31, AI&
gate High-street.
Price of a Ticket . • Ll 9 19 0
Half . . LlO 7 0 Eighth . . L 2 13 6
I Quarter . 5 5 0 Sixteentti . 1 7 0

just published, in one vol. lclmo. price 4s. hoards,-

THE CLERGYMAN'S ‘VIDOW and her YOUNG FAMILY.
Second Edition.

By Mrs. TIOFI—kND.
Author of " The Merchant's Widow and Family ;" " Daughter•in-
Law, her Father. and Family ;" Patience and Per,everance ;"
IC The Sisters ;" " Visit to London ;" " Panora.i.a of Europe ;"
11 Young Northern Traveller," &c. &c.
Printed fur A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenball-street.
The following will app 'ar this Sunreer :
13acntr on's MlsEntEs ! ! by an Old of Distinction, 5 vols.
SPANISH CAMPAIGN ; or, The Jew, by \lrs. Meeke, 3 vols.
liveocnyr E ; or, Tlw Modern Janus, 5 vols.
Novtcy ; or, The Heir of Montgomery Castle, by Matthew Moral,
Esq. 2 vols. '
AIowrnEITIIF. ; or. The Peer of Scotland, 4 vols.
MISERIES AND PLEASURES Or, MATRIMONY; or, The First Hus.
band and the Second, 3 eois. _ _

StrsrirtcN ; or, The Benevolent Recluse, by Lady —, 2 vols.
SECRET A veNcrns or, The Rock of Gioia,len, a Romance, by
Anne of Swansea, 4 vole. _ _

PAIRED NOT MATCHED: or, Matrimony in the 19th Century, by
Mrs. Rosa, Anthor tsf " The Cou,his," Vic. 4 vols.
• Pitssow-HousE; or, The World we live in, by Mrs. Dridget Blue -
mantle, 4 vols.
Scorcrtwousw, by Anthony Frederic Holstein, 3 vols.

LONDON .11A RK

JULY 3.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JUNE 27.

Riving rather a short supply of Wheat this toorprig, cancer]
brisk demand for that of flue quantity at an advance o:-3s. per qr.
Barley is ls. per qr. dearer. Oats are heavy sale and is pvr v.
heaver than on this day week, having con,iderable arrivals both of
English and foreign, In Peas, Beaus, and other articles there is no
alteration. _ _ .

lefne ditto ..
Rye
3,5, ley

W.
66 a F 3
Goa ZS
20 a Si
96 a 35
a TO

VVLIte Pease
Grey Pease
Brstns
'ricks
Oats

B. P.
46 a 61
40 a 44
40 a 44
36a 40
14 a 21

I. g.
poland Oats 2t a ‘.24
P(Oatoo ditto 26 a 3o
Fine Flour 60 a 6;
Serena do. br) a 6')
Kape Seed L3O aj 34

FRIDAY, JULY 1.

There have been few arrivals of any kind of Grain since Mon-
day.—On Wednesday we had a few Sr‘nlk samples of Harley.
which lay supported Monday's prices ; and !leans Innt rather
brisker sale if fine, but not dearer —The trade was particularly
dell this day—O.lts were is. per quarter cheaper.

BREAD at late prices—Quartern Loaf Wbeatern I I id.

AVERAGE PRICE OF
soft THE MEEK
England & Walt.. Scotland!.
Y. 4. B. (I.
Wbeat
Rye

N iriey
Oats

iii 9
SO I

;ORN, PF.R QUARTER.
ENDING JUNE 25.

.... 3$ n
.... fS 1

Eugland & Wales,

Scothind

s. d.
44 g

f .
34 3

Bean•

Pease
Oatmeal
Beer or Bigg

PRICE I
9111/11U

a. 4. a. 4.
lee/ 4 4 a 6 t
Mutton 3 4 a G 4
Vral

Pork. 6
0a 8 o
Lamb 6 8 a 5 0

46 7

I:3s.

a !gni

29 8

31) e

in 0

- 0
i

e price: