The National Register.
London, England, 1822-11-24 00:00:00

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371 TEE NATIONAL kEGISTER

been released by an order of the Procureur du Roi,
declaring that no pain of imprisonment could be in-
flicted for the offence with which he was charged,
viz. the being the bearer of sealed letters.
In July last, as Mr. John Pletcher, farmer, in
Framlingtnn, was viewing his young cattle., he ob-
served a quey or heifer which he thought bad milk;
she has been milked ever since, and gives about
three pints. She was orly 15 months old then and
. 'lever Mai had a calf.
NIATCH raou CalltTEßlltiltY TO Losmotv...—Eieut.
Ilaherden, a pedestrian who has done some ex) tits in
Inc North of England, niasalted himself at the Tun, 10
. walk !row Canterbury to Loudon in less time than Mr.
Abernethy, the gecileman who lately woo ins match to
Nottingham for 100 sovereigns. • Mr. H. also hacked
hilt sell to do the ground in eleven hours, for another
its. lie started at two o'clock on Monday morning. and
did six miles and a lull in the first hour, six and a half
the second. and seven and a halt the third, when he eat
a chicken, and halted ten militates. He did six miles
the next hour, six and a halt in the fittn hour, and six
in the sixth, fresh Ara well, and halted one hour and a
half. He did five miles-and a half in the seventh hour,
six in'the eighth,and live in the ninth, making 55 miles
and a half in ten lumen, and 50 'ninnies. He did the
other and fait mile in *even minutes and a hall. He
travelled qui-e num. The performance was so good,
that two in one was Let upon time. The Scotsman had
his admirers, and odds against him were taken freely.—
Alr.Abernethy went from Stitingbourne to start on the
following day, against Lieut. tr.'s perlormauce, with the
umpire of his adversary only. He wore flannel and
thick shoes, and did his ground as follows :—First mile
• in nine minutes and twenty eeeowls, and twenty 'mice
three hours and ten initiates. The pedeetrian halted
five m es, and proceeded regularly at work in lull
confidence of winning. He did the next ten miles in
an hour and forty minutes, and took ten minutes rest.—
lie kept at a winning pace throughout, and did the 56
miles in ten hours and thirty.five ttttt fresh and
well.
On Monday morning a dreadful accident took place
at the new church, Stoke Newington. Soon after the
workmen returned front breakfast, about nine o'clock,
they et ttttttt enced hoisting a large stone, nearly a ton in
weight, by a pulley, fastened on the top of the scaffold.
log. When the stone was nearly at the top, some part
of the tackle by which it was supported gave way, and
falling with great violence on the scaffolding, Woke it
down. Five men who were on it were precipitated to
the ground with great violence; they were immediately
taken no, and two carts bring obtanird, they were con
%eyed to Bartholomew's llopital, wnere they now he,
but hopes are entertaitied of their r;cov,ry.
About 400 acresof land iii the counts of Gale av, the
.property of the lane \lr. Kirwan, the che•n.,t, i iv. Of
trine miles from that town, was let about 50 veal ago,
at the low rent of 7,. G.I. per acre. Since that piei d
witch improvement has been made upon the gfOlIM:11 ;
yet, notwithstanding the tenant finding that he has no
'merest in the feral, and that he Cannot even pay the
a,sive cent which present prices produce, has se:ve.: H.
Lice of surrender upon the landlord, to give him up the
cutlet possession of those grounds, which a lew years
/Jack, lie could have got 20001. interest M.
A few days ago, W. Davies, held gamekeeper to S.
Peploe, Esq. of Gemstone, in Herefordshire, was in
the act of shooting at a wild duck, the barrel of his tun
burst close at the breech, and some part of the metal
struck hint ott the left eye so severely, as to totally de.
price him of the sielli or it, and his .eft hand, which
was upon the guard when he fired, was also dreadfully
anent red. He was conveyed to the Hereford Infiimary,
where his hand was obit ;ell to be amputated ; but he is
d .:ng well. The gun was a single barrel, and he had
shot with it many years.
SHOCKING M ORDER —The toll-gate at Aylesbury
hail been kept by an aged couple, who it appears were
seppoeed to the neighl,ourtu.od to have accumulated a
consideraWe sum towards the support of their deelitung
years. The house not having been °petted at a muci.
later hour than usual on Wednesday morning, unit h
alarm was excited um the minds of the neighbours, some
of whom forcing their way into the home, proceedeo no
the apartment where the all people multi)/ slept, where
a dreadful appalling spectacle utesetitell i.bcif—the corpse
of theuld man lying u., the fl.sor at the foot of the bed,
the throat cut, weltering in Wood—and the body of his
wife, her throat also cut, lying on the bed, entered with
Lem!. Tile mirth:mime was instantly forwarded to
Aylesbury. where mitsen ten were &flinched in evely
direction to scour all contiguous. places in scare; of the
perpetrators of the horrid deed, 21111 11.HW-bills, offering a
reward of 1001. for their discovery were quickly pot iii
circulation.
Friday night, the waggoner who had the ch-irce of
FJI*3 waggon, Frei Wrexham to Oswestry, was rutin I
in the road opposite Pwll, with his !wad [tetally ground
to pieces, as is 'opposed by the wheela passing user him.
Tile horses brought the wagam home safe. A faithful
11,,,g, which had ace.anpanied the waggoner, mild not
by arty means be induced to leave the corpse, or permit
it to Lie removed, a!thoogh numeroos enticements and
sneteeces were used for that purpose, until the arrival of
tile other waggoner, when he immediately epittted it.
Olt Sunday last, as Mr. and Mrs. Ilurd, of Kentish
Town House, and one of their eons, were returiiine
Lout church, in their carriage, one of the 11011f1 had gut
a leg over the traces, which wade hint kick a little, and
at tins moment a bull dog of a most ferocious kind 1.
caring upon the horse (whien appeared to be a valuable
oiie), and the foot p.:sseti,l,er, in whose possession the
dog was, tint hoeing attempted 10 draw it from the ago-
:need animal for tome time, and the exertions of others
to tio so being in vain, the horse's flesh was dreadfully
tort and lit in various parts, soul the wounds being
ala.ut the breast, he is not expected to recover.

CHILD BED Linen Millinery, Dress, Stdy,
and Cloak Warehouse, No. SO, City-road, Near Finsbury-
square.—Mrs. INGRAM most respectfully informs her Friends
and the Public in general, that she has kid in a well-selected,
fashionable, and large assortment of Child-bud Linen of every
kind, Millinery of every description, such as lime, dress, 'limn-
ing, stiAht and all other kind of caps, turbans, handkerchiefs,
frills, &c. very cheap, Dresses, Pelisse', end Cloaks of all
rts, made in the first style of fashion and dispatch, at very
moderate charges—Ladies are respectfully invited to inspect
the above collection.—Observe a Doll in the window, and it is
next door to the Rustic liouve, Cabinet, and Chair Manufactory

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At ledge. sear Hertford, the lady of F. Pl4OO, Seq. Of • . ALDNE S S or GREY HAIR will now be hireellit born maw..
not to be seen, by now wing PRINCE'. celebrated
the lady of E. J. Platt, esq. of Rortois crescent, of • daughter. MIA .OIL. as it is so improved with an extra valuable
At Loperwuod Loose, llamas, the lady ad Matthew Menlo, esti. of a i
daughter. Mkredi•Sits thrwigh which it has made the RUSSIA GIL the
At Woolwich, the lady *I J. W. Smith, seq. Royal Artillery, of a girt literialear and preserver te die Hair in the Universe,
son, still born. I will make It grow thick and long, and prevent its falling off or
At his anise In Wimpole Creel, the lady of Capt. rattersoe, of the I ever turning grey ; and is such a manlike to the roots of the
lion. Vast India Composes slith Canning, of a son. Hair. that if it even has begun to turn grey, will rewire it again
At Magdalen bridge, Oxford, Mrs. Skelton, of • daughter.
In Bedford street, Sedford row, Ws. K. 0111, of a son. MI its natural coleus, and, if used often, it will never turn grey
At Peckham, the lady of B. Jeffery, esq. or • roe. • again, and is sure to clear the scurf, from infancy, to old age,
MARRIED. and will always keep the head and hair clean and beautiful.
Al St. James's church, Use Rev. ..-
Gentlemen who have lust their Hair. and have the least sign of
th T. S. Smyth, of St. Austell, is the roots
county of Cornwall, to Georgina flieophila. 'minim daughter of sirof Hair remaining, by using regularly, for a few months;
T. J. Melealte, but. and sister to the present Sir C. Metcalfe, burl. of PRINCE's IMPROVED RUSSIA OIL, with the extra va..
Fern kill, Cocks. Ineble ingredient, will be sure to restore it, and produce a fine
At Madras church, Conewall,G. O. Currey, M.D., and P.R.S., of Head of Hair, which hundreds have experienced. Even Medical
11.1 Moue street, 111 Mary, only daughter of the late J. Venues, mg. Gentlemen have published. in the Gazette of Health, that
of Alverton, Peneance.
Prince a Russia Oil is superior to any Oil for the hair, and will
At Path, .1. streattield, esq. of Christ's College, Cambridge, to
Catharine, eldest daughter of the late Hairy Hamby ,esq. do. in cases of baldness or weak hair, what can possibly be done.
At Mary leboate chore.% A. klaieseaux, esq. of saebrait, Pas de Ladies will find Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any other Oil
Calais, to Emma Georgiana,yoofigeat daughter of W. Bicknell, esq. for dressing their own or false hair, as at gives it a natural gloss,
At et. Paul's. Covent garden, It. aclby, es 4. us Earl In the eoutttY softens and curls it. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use
of Northumberland, and of Yoik street; Covent garden, wine men it instead of pomatum; it also produces Eyebrows, Whiskers,
amid, to Cathenue, only daughter of Mr. J. Jackson, of Bedford
street, Covent garden. e A is. and, through the extra ingredient, it will now always keep
At flom it pthwae chords, the Rev. T . Dory, rector of Righter", in plasant, even
Poi k.hire,to Anne, eldest daughter of J.Greenwood, esq. of ousle, / -lc for Pri in all climates.
!t nce's Improved Russia Oil, with the extra ingre.
near Righley, and of SwarcUlle house, war itip:ey. dient, and observe '• Prince" on the wrapper and seals; and tie
At at. t4corge's. bloormasery, Mr. Pliaghaim Wilco', af :he Royal address, t, A. Prince, 9. Poland Street, Oxford Street, near the
Exchange, to Maria, )1141111.114 daughter 444 the late F. James, req. of Pantheon, London," is on the cover of each bottle ; without, it
Si owning', Is ir.
is not genuine, ancannot answer the purpose. The ounce hot.
rit Leeds, It. Wormald,cm. of Cookiidge hall, to Elisabeth, eldest tle .a., or a large bottle, containing five ounces, XL•which is a
daughter of B. Gott, tag. of Armley home, near Leeds.
DIED. saving; or six .arge battles for £5, which is yet a greater saving.
Proved by affidavit. the 24th of November, 1814, before the
At his home in Green area, Grosvenor 'gym, Wa. Rowley, esq.
of Peliimil. Statlordshise, aged Mt yeah. Lord Mayor of London, that A. PRINCE is the Original Propel_
On the 117th ultimo, on board the ship Moto, om his passage from etor in the Universe of the Russia Oil; and therefore if any
Philadelphia to this country. the lion. Wm. Locales, a Mesuber of Perfumer, Medicine Vender, Hair Dresser, or any one else, sells
Congress from south Carolina. Russia Oil, that is not Prince's, they are impowors, as the sell
At his house in Sloane street, in his 82d year,the Eight /Inn. was. ycounterfeits to their customers.
Land Grantley, Baum Markingtleld, is the county of York, Lord
14401 Steward of Allerionaliire soil Guilitiord, Colonel of the lint .Sold, wholesale. retail, and for exportation. by the sole Pro-
fit.. ylli SDI rry regiment of Militia, P.s.A.,Ste. he. praetor. A. PRINCE, removed to o. 9, Poland Street, Oxford
At his house at Clapham, after • long illness, in the 07th year of Street, near the Pantheon; and by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his
his age, henry Pigeon, eq. many yea. a Magistrate, and Deputy majesty. New Bond Street; Henarie, Tichborne Street; and by
Lientenant of the comity of Morey.
MOM principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders.
Miss serail Hodgson, youngest daughter of the late Geo. Hodgson,
esq. coroner for Modalities. It is no wonder that Ladiea and Gentlemen have complained
Al ho late residence at Walworth, aged 85 years, T. Stringer, eq. of late of the Russia Oil not being of service to the hair, as:they
formerly of his xi...jetties Camino,. have found out that unprincipled persons have sold them coon.
Thomas Lase, erg. of Bedford row, aged 44 years. terteits.
At her house au itl. elbeek street, Alis. Pauucefort, of Backbit! in.ei Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular, as impostors in
Manor, Bucks.
Great Britain, France, and other different parts of the Continent,
have made the covers of' the Counterfeit Russia Oil so much like
the Genuine; and some. more to deceive, falsely have printed on
their coven '' the original," or .. genuine Russia Oil," and
some even are so daring, although they know it is punishable, to
put the Original Proprietor's Nante, and pretend they are sent
by the Pioprietor, and also copied the A ffidwit of the Original
Proprietor, made before the Lord Mayor. therefore purchasers
should be cautious, and have it of the Proprietor, or of a rca..
pectable Vender.

Observe—There are persons who, finding they cannot now
impose by selling counterfeit Russia Oil, it being now well
known that Prince's is the original and genuine, so they pretend
to se/I Bear's grease, but it is well known that Bear's grease, or
any other hard grease alone, is tt.. harsh for the hair, and makes
the hair come oft: There are fresh counterfeits selling in petty
shops. for any small price, which are injurious to the hair, but the
genuine is ouly sold in two sizes, in 3x. and ens. bottles.
Ladies and Gentlemen residing in the country may be certain
of having the genuine Russia Oil, by ~ending a remittance to the
Proprietor, it will be forwarded immediately by coach.
It hears in all climates; the older the better.—Merchants and
Clll4Ollll i receive a liberal allowance for exportation.