The National Register.
London, England, 1812-05-17 00:00:00

TO BE LET FURNIBRIED,

A Beautiful VILLA, at Fastend, Finchley, onlf tis miles from Lon(lor id, a
coach-house awl stabling for three horses—plebsatrw-)rrounds—exct !lent lit.!., •
Kaiden—fish-ponds—two yards. Tlit• house contains handsome dinirg an ,1
rooms—five good chambers—d ressiag-room —store-room— two sel,,•int•-•-roosi- -
comfortable kitchen—wash-house, with a pump of ex:cilent spring
good cellars. Inquire of Mr. Minshull, on the premises.

The Nobility and Families of this Metropolis, also Town and Country Dr ipm,
are, respectfully. apprized, that the entire wrocK in Tit •1IE: of the IN.
CHESTER., SCOTCH, and lIIIS/i FACTOW:, Nc• 6, Pit.ke4;-..treet,
bar, opposite St. Clenient's Church, is now on !Sale, the whole 111: a
to 17,5001. mint he immediately cleared oft; in consequence of tloe death of Mi.
Stephen Perkins, one of the Proprietors, among which'the fol!ov.ing Arlirh-s
1w found particularly worth attention, %I?. : a large quantity of gra“,..b:c.irip
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Irish linens of Prow a ecletnity, Rtlc•SiU and Lancashire sheetings, dowks•es,
tnj
Suffolk !letups, 1500 pieces of India and British jaconots, mulls • and canlvic,, for
g:entlemen's cravats and ladies' dresses, 500 iiieces of India nankeens, 2nrn
imitation, and note-ht shawls. lb° pieces a rich printed bed-furniture,
tf,rpanes, quilts, blankets, table-linen, &c. with an assortment of printed cambric:
and calicoes.
No. 6. Pickett-street, Temple-bar, the large corner Shop, with a Golden Uni-
corn in front.— Assistants wanted.
N. B. The above extensive Premises to be disposed of.

STAYS.—BY THE KING'S LETTERS PATF,NT.
To be had only of Mrs. LLOYDGIBBON, the Inventor and Sole Patentee. On
most respectfully beg to inform the Nobility end Ladies that her attendanco
London for thli, season will not exceed the last week of June, during that pr-,“I
Ladies c.n be immediately suited upon their first application with her Pm 't
Stays, which are properly calculated to give and preserve a superior elegue!.
figure without improper compression, which is so injurious to health and constit
tion, and which is too often experienced by the use of steel.
N. B. A Treatise upon the Use of Anatomical Stays. by Mr.. Lloyd Gildiar.
be had of Messrs. Nley ler and Son, Abby Church-yard, Bath; and of the Antliuri
at her house, No. 7, Sackville-street, London.

BIRTH.
Last week, Mrs. Scott, of the Red Lion Tnn, Tuxford, Nottingham•
shire, of three girls, who, with their mother, are likely to do well.

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DIED.
Wednesday evening, the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Ely: he lcli
down in an apoplectic fit, and suddenly expired.
At Tiverton, Devon. J. Nixon. aged '7l, A. R. A. limner to his Ravi
Highness the Prince Regent, and principal miniature painter to bet
Royal Highness the Duchess of York.
At Hem, Sussex, a labouring man in the employ of Mr. Lamb, a
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advanced age of 92 years : the deceased, during the last harvest, reap.
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half an acre of wheat per diem, which is considered a fair day's vio
for a strong young husbandman.
At Seend, Wilts, at a very advanced ate) the Right Hon. Lady Ws
Seymour.

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