The National Register.
London, England, 1821-12-16 00:00:00

FRIDAY, DSC. I I.

TIE ltoaattisr oir Ils.ssits. Cos.—This ease, which
lies been su open before the public, was once more
brought under the consideration of • Jury in the
shape of an indictment Against John Long, late porter to
Messrs. Cox (who was convicted twice this session by a
London Jury), for stealing, mid John ktidcont for receiv-
ing, 22 yards of paper hanging, the property of Williaiu
and 'Phonics Cox.
The facts of the prosecution were briefly these;—
Messrs. Cox received an a tttttt pitons Letter, informing them
that Long was pluntles mg them to a considerable extent,
and some police officers were employed to watch his mo-
tions. They foliowed him one looming front the warehouse
with some paper in his possession, and saw him go into
the Lion and Lamb public bonne, In °olden-lane. The
officeis followed him closely, and saw hin► deliver the
paper to the prisoner Hideout, who put it under the cove-
ter. The officers waited until Lotig was gone, and then
asked Hideout where the paper was he hart just received
front the loan WIIO was gone out. Hideout affected %or.
prise, and said, " What paper?" The officers said lie
must know Witat they nteatrt, fur he had only just taken it.
He still, however, declared lie knew nothing about it, and
that he had not les:civet] any paper from that person. The
officers then snatched under the counter, and found the
parcel which they had seen long deliver to Hideout. The
walls of the Melee were foututpapered smutty with paper
belonging to the prosecutors. Hideout was nut the lead.
lord of the house, but he rothied in It.
The prisoners were found

CORONER'S I NQOEST.VERDICT OP W I LFU L
MURDER--On Ws.dnesday night last, at eight
all inquest was held at the sign of the Grave Maurice,
Mile End Road, before J. NV. Univin, Esq. coroner, on
the body of Richard Neads, aged 30, whose death was
occasioned by the blow of a stone, inflicted by Dennis
Mahoney. A number of witnesses were closely exa-
mined, and their evidence cot responded with each other.
Mahoney, it appeared, had been acquainted with the
deceased (or sonic time past, and bad quarrelled with
him. Ou the night that they met at the Green Man,
in Castle-stre.t, Whi echapel, Mahoney quitted the
place first, and waylaid the deceased, who identified him
at the hospital, and said lie struck him with the stone,.
which had a formidable appearance. He said there was
another wan with Mahoney, whom he did not know. A
A surgeon (tom the hospital roe. d that there was a
dreadful injury on the hack part of the bead, which
caused death, and it being proved to the satisfaction of
the Jury that the blow was given with a deliberate and
malieions intention, they returned a verdict of " Wilful
Murder" against Denis Mahoney, who will he Com-
mitted to New‘ate on the Coroner's warrant, to await

tarly, on Monday morning, as Judd, game-keeper
to Mr T. A. Smith, of Trdworth, near Andover, ac-
companied by six assistants, were oil the lookout for
poachers, they were suddenly attacked by a numerous
gang in Ashdown Coppice. A de-pet:tie skirmish imme-
diately ensued, in which (Robert Baker, one of J•uld's
assistants was shot dead. Every one of the game-keepers
were badly wounded. The poachers all escaped, !wing
their hats aml two eons behind them.

/11HE GUARDIAN ASSURANCE COMPA-
NY. for Assurances against Fire, and on Lives and
Survivorship;, Endowinonts for Chiklren, immediate, deferred.
and progressive Annuities, and for the Purchase and Sale of
Revetsions and Annuities, WILL OVEN for the transaction of
business, on the l'ith instant, at No. 11, Lombard Street, the
entrance of the Post Oth•e.
Deposits have already been made to a subscribed Capital, ex-
ceeding .1;1400.000, ',Welt according to the deed of settlement
twiy hereafter be increasA to Two Millions.
DIRECTORS.
STEWART MARJORIBANKs, Esq. M.P. Chairman;
RICHARD MEE RAIDERS, Esq. Deputy Chairman.
WII.I.IANI CALDWALL BRANDRAM, Esq.
WM. COPLAND. E.q.
W. I). 1101A'SON,
Sir THOS. H. FARglillAß, Bart.
JOHN GAR RAT r, Esq. and Aldaman.
NICHOLAS GARRY, Esq.
WM. HALDIMAND, Esq. M.P.
JOHN HARVEY, Esq.
SWINTON COLTIWIIST HOLLAND, Esq.
GEORGE JENNER, Esq.
JAMES 1.0011, Esq.
• GEORGE LYALL, Esq.
JOHN :MARTIN, Esq. M.P.
ROWLAND MITCHELL. Esq.
ROBERT MIThORD, Esq.
JOHN G. RAVENSHAW, Esq.
ROBERT RICKARDS, EN.
JOHN SHORE. Esq.
El/WARD STEWART, Esq.
ANDREW HENRY THOMSON, Esq.
JOHN THORNTON. Esq.
JOHN TULLOCH, Esq.
JAMES Tuumal, Esq.
AL71)13.0115.
I.Ewit Lovn. Esq. WILLIAM WARD, Esq.
lA. W. RonAttrs, Esq. M.P. THOSIAS WILSON, Esq.

STANDING COUNSEL.
L. SHADWELL. Esq. New Square, Lincoln's Inn.
FIITSICIAN.
GEORGE DARLING, I.D.A antnswick Square.
SOLICITOR.
TROMAS METCALFE, EA. New Square, Lincoln's Inn.

TYE principles upon which this Institution is founded have
been adopted after a mature investigation of the practice of other
Offices, and will be found to combine advantages not hitherto
offinixl by any other Assurance Company.
The Cepit.d subscribed by a numerous and respectable Pro-
prietary throughout the Empire affords security for prompt and
certain indemnity, without the responsibility attaching to Soci-
eties for •uutual assurance.
The Company are bound, by the deed of settlement, to refer
• all diFputed claims (where no fraud is suspected) to the decision
of at bitrators, if required by the assured.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Per,ons assured for sevenyears, whether upon annual or sep-
tennial policies, are to be entitled to participate in the profits with
the original subscribers, except on policies where losses have been
claimed.
Na charge will be made for policies where the premium
aii.ot,uits to Gs. or upwards.
LIFE DEPARTMENT. .

Independent of a reduced rate of premium, as compared with
other Offices having a subscribed capital, insurers for the whole
tztai of life are to he entitled at the end of seven years to partici-
list.t in the profits with the original subscribers, either by an
addition made to the amount of their policies, or by a reduction
of MAv future annual premiums, at the option of the insurers.
Persons insurci in this Office arc allowed to pass by sea from
ens part of the united kingdom to another, and also in time of
peace to pass in decked vessels or steam boats from British to
Foieign• ports between the Texel and Brest (both inclusive).
without extra premium or special leave of the Directors, as is
u-wally required.
Nu additional premium will he required from military men,
unless when called into actual service. . . _

No charge will be made tilt entianca money or admission fees.
No charge will be made for policies beyond the cost of the
stamp,.

RICH WHEEL
FOR THE LAST DAY OF DRAWING.

CA it 1101.1., THE CONTRACTOR, begs to inform
the Poldic that the last and only Day of Drawing, is
NExl"rHuitsDAy, 20th DECE3IIIEII.
all the l'aizEs in the pre,ent Rich %%heel must be
Drawn, viz.
ONE of X 30,000!

_
2 £5,000
1
1
S
• 3
4
%Vika multitude of inferior l'rizes of £lOO, £5O, ZIA £3O.

£25, &c. &c. making less than Two Blanks to a Prize.
Tickets and Shares are Selling at CARROLL'S truly fortu-
nate Offices, t 9, Conihill, and t 6, Oxford Street, where he sold
in Shares, the Second Day of Drawing, (Nov. 20,) No. 11,48 G,
a Prizc of 130,000.

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN THE UNIVERSE,
FOR CHANGING RED Olt GREY HAIR TO A
BLACK, IS
ABIGAIL'S PASTE.
ri-I.•HIS truly invaluable Composition was disco-
covered on the Bth ofJuly, 1821: A trial will convince
Ladies and Gentlemen that ABIGAIL'S PAsTE is the purest,
most innocent, and best for changing, Red or Grey Hair on the
Head, Whiskers, Eyebrows, or on any other part, to no other
colour than a Brown Black, without staining the akin, and with
the least trouble, by merely rubbing the Paste over the Hair,
which will be found in a tow minutes to have the desired eflict.
Ana for Abigail's Paste, at It per Packet, or six Packets for 51.
which is a saving. D.rections we sealed up with each Packet,
.o that a Lady orGentlenian may dye their own hair with ease
and secrecy in a short time.
Sold by appointment, wholesale, retail, and for exportation
at Nu. 9, Poland Street, Oxford Street, near the Pandit:am ; and
by most principal Venders. Bent to any part of the Country by
seausing a remittance by post.
Aho, ABIGAIL'S CEMENT,
Is a valuable Article fur Liulii s and Gentlemen who wear false
Hair, by merely putting a lu.te of •he Cement on the front, in-
side of me false hair, before plating it on, will adhere to the head
as long as the wearer wishes 4 it is comfortable to those who wear
false hair, for when once geed to the head, it will not naive, and
will also avoid the inconvenience of strings, springs, gene-
rally used for false hair, as tiny tightness round the head is
uhliealtliy, as it cames head-ache, itc. Hundreds now use it
andale convinced it is au invaluable solid: for that pu:posu.
Be particular to ask for Abigail's Cetuent, Five Shillings the
BO!:le, with directions sealed up.
6 r Observe—lio.ie are genuine unless signed, "
A. P.'

ELEGANT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Joni published, at the REPO*ITOR It OF ARTS, 101, Strand.
EALTHFUL SPORTS FOR YOUNG
A LA ; ilristrered by 11 Engravings, from
1)i .mugs by J. Dugotirc, dtaughtsmau to H. M. the King
of France sec yarned by Description. Tearislated from
the French of Mid. Si. Sersin, and interspersed with
original Poetr‘. Pr ice 10s. 6d.
THE WORLD IN MINIATURE, Sri Division, 5! big
TURKEY, in Mx pocket vols. Wiwi-tried will, 7.: coloured
Engravings; comprising a Desc iplion of lire Manners,
Customs, Dresses, and Eli reamer of its Inliabitalits.—Pe.
21. Vs.—N.B. the first Division of this Wur e:miprises
ILLY RIA and I)ALMATIA, in 2 vols. 32 Plates, ',lice
I2s The Second Division, AFRICA., in 4 vuls. 47 Plates,
price 21v•
THE ROAD TO RUIN, an entertaining Game fur a
Round fable; consisting of Twenty !luminous Cards, a
large Plan, and Directions fur Paying, in Engl:sli and
French. Price BA. cd.

ENDLESS 1%1 E l'A NIOR I'HOES, consisting or IR
solve's, emit composed of I . Parts, by the various coin-
-1/1111,1111110 oftvliieli many Itiousand diverting Figs. may
he fit' ivied Ts. tid.
IiF.ONIETRICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL RE-
citE,tTloNs,. affording amusing Introduction to the
Itildiments Mine Geoineti, At cbitectinal Massing.—
pi ti'. Oil. ends.

CHANGEABLE L.11)11:S AND GENTLEMEN ;
bring an of moveoble Human reattircs,
eal-
enlated to atlonl eu ioexlioubtit.le ,UI4I:C of amusement.-
70. iitf. earls box.

FA RIX; IN ACTION, 6s.
THE MILL, 114. 64.
THE GRIM AI:ER, or Transformation of Faces.
THE TOILET. 4.1. tl.
A Variety of ROLLERS, from Is. to 214.
BARREL PUZZLE. Vs.
PIt:TORI A 1.. CARDS, . _ .

,
CHINESE I'UZZI.ES, Ina Relies of thirt-six elegant
Figures, coarbiniug A.ausement with %stifle: on, 78.6 J.

AS the cold chilly season advances, warm cloth.
ing becomes* necessaryas well as a fashionable acquisition.
Mits. INGRAM respectfully invites ladies to inspect her large
CLOTH CLOANS, which she has got up in the most fashionable
style, and variety of colours, and at very low Prim, at her
cheap CHILD BED LINEN NVAREHOUSE.3O,City Road,
neat Finsbury Square, where a handsome and well.seleeted
assortment of Child-bed Linen, Dresses, and Millinery of every
description, is always kept reedy, particularly a choice colles
lion of Caps of the most fashionable and neatest patterns, in
great varieties.
Observe, a Dressed Doll in the window—and it is next le the
Rustic House.

AND RHEUMATISM.

'THE DOMESTIC MEDICAL ESTABLISH-
." M ENT, No. 8, OLD BAILEY, near Ludgate Hill,
London, is NOW OPEN fur the Relief and Cure of the under-
mentioned Cases.

Messrs. THOMSON and COMPANY, Surgeons, &c. Propel..
eters of the above Establishment, most respectfully return thanks
to their numerous Friends and the Public for their very liberal
patronage; hope to merit a continuance of past favours, beg
have to state, that they continue successful in an extraordinary
manner, in the removal and cure of the Gout, in all its formidable
aspects or forms. Likewise the Acute Rheumatism, Rheumatic
Gout, Chronic, or long standing ; and every other species of those
tormenting afflictions removed with perfect ease and propriety.
Instant relief is obtained ; health, and the free use of the limbs
speedily recovered.
The Gout is a disease which has hitherto baffled the most
skilful of the Faculty, and as it were bid defiance to Medicine;
and as they have never been able as yet fully to ascertain ths
cause even to the present period, it is not likely that they eau
remove it. The Gout is nothing else but an accumulation o
gross and uiscid humours (front various causes) which obstruct'
the circulation of the blood, and thereby cause great inconveni-
ence, which ought instantly to be removed; otherwise, through
the obstruction being pennitted to continue, the fluids become
more and snore contaminated, and thereby give incessant aml
insupportable pain, and in the course of time, the Gout. as it
were, becomes constitutional.
Messrs. T. and Co. beg leave to submit their superior mode of
treatment to those who have already made trial; it is not only
superior in its efficacy, in removin the cause, but likewi-e in
quality, being an antidote against disease and all pains, and an
infallible restorer of health.

Further particulats may be known upon application, and me-
dicine sent to all parts of the kingdom. The Proprietors be 4 to
submit to a discerning Public their successful treatment of Lon-
tractions and White Swellings, and other diseases incident to the
Joints, having succeeded repeatedly in the most obstinate cases of
White Swellings, even after given over for amputation by Sur-
geons of the first eminence.
Cancers of every denomination attended to with uncommon
success ; Tumours, Abscesses, Ulcers, and Sores, however putrid
or gangrene, if the bones are even atiixted and carious, cleansed,
supperated, and healed.
Ruptures particularly relieved, so as to enable the Patient to
leave off the truss; the hernea, scrutalis, or ruptured testicle
infallibly cured in a few days without operation, or the use of
mercurials ; Fistulas cured without cutting, witk infallibility and
safety. Strictures, Dropsies, Stone and Gravel, with most other
disorders incident to the human frame too aumerous to insert.

Messrs. T. and Co.'s superior abilities are too well established
amongst a highly respectable connexioa to stand in need of
exaggeration.
C.-1 Advice Daily, both in Surgical and Medical Cases, from
10 till 4, Gratis from 8 till 10 every Morning.

A PRINCE respectfully acquaints tho ROYAL
. FAMILY, Nobility, and Gentry, aec. as the pi in-
cilia! ingredients or his celebrated RUSSIA OIL have so
increased in price, and as the Proprietor is determined
not to prepare it with less of the valuable ingredient,,
therefure,after theist of January, 1822, he cannot possibly
sell the ounce Bottle for less than 55.; and the Bottle con-
taining 5 ounces for one soveicign, which is a saving,
although there are articles for the Hair daily puffed in the
Newspapers ; but there are thousands of Ladies and Gen-
tlemen who have a good head of hair, by using Princes
celebrated RUSSIA OIL. But some Ladies and Gen-
tlemen hying persuaded to nse oilier Oils, they soon found
the difference, as their hair began to fall ofi•, or getting
grey. In short, Prince's celebrated Russian Oil is the
best Oil for dressing, preserviug,and promoting the gins th
or hair, and if constantly used, nut a hair will fall of or
turn grey; clears the scurf, and keeps the head and hair
clean, and by using it regularly for a few mouths, will
restore the hair on the bald part, if the least signs of roots
are remaining, which has Leen proved by Ininda
Promo' cs eye-brows, hi- s, &v.
The Plow ittor lias so iml•,"veil the RUSSIA Oil, that it
will always be pleasant, and will keep in all climate-.
Ask for Prince's Russia Oil, at Filur Shilling,, and at
Eleven tihillings, which is a great saving, and ulnert..:
" Prince" on the wrapper and seals of each bottle; without,
it is not genuine, and cannot answer the purpose.
Proved by affidavit, the :111 Ng,. 1814, before the told
Mayor, that A. I'ruu•e is tiie uliginal Proprietor in the
Universe of the Russian Oil, therefore if any Perfnmi r,
Medicine-vender, Ilair-dresser, or any one else, sells
Russia Oil, that is not Prince's they are impostors, as they
sell Counterfeits to their customers.

t.";" Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular as thew
are uupii ieiplcd persons in town and comitiy, who -ell
counterfeits and boy they are genuine.
Sold, whole.ale, r •tail, and for exportation, by the soh'
Proprietor, A. Pi MCC removed to No. 9, Pol,and.‘t reef,
Oxtord-street, near ;he Pantheon ; and by Mr. Smith,
Perfumer to liis ,lsjesiy, New Bond-Street; and by ino:4
principal Perfumers and Medicine Ifers.

tontoti aMitters

CORN EXCHANGE, Fatn.tr, DEC. 14.
The market this day is largely supplied with Wheat; it i.,
however, principally of interior kind, and sales are exceedingly
dull, evoi the fate quality having no dcniund. There is also a
large supply of Harley and Oats, which, although offert•d at a
trilling rcductioo, uteet with but few purchases. Flour conu-
nues the same as our last quotatiom, but few sales are etfucted,
from the expectation that a reducion, although delayed, will
finally take place. In Beans and Peas there is no alteration in
price, and bu,invss in thtie article. is particularly dun.
A' e

441.1.40 tet, 4.1 MC
Ntaramte IhNtriet, ul ENGLAND and WALLS, for e
%Veek ceche; December 8, extractea from Saratth2o,
Casette.
Wheat... 51; 2,1 22. 1011 11P41,4 2B, .81
3I I ()A1i...-. l 8 Ud I Pen.; ... Vtl•

N Olt MUSCOVADO SULSAL:.
Average Price from the Returns wade in the Week eliding
Wednesday last. 325. 74J. per cwt. exeinsive of duty.

Priuted by JOHN Tmoo, 76, Fleet Street, Louden•

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