The National Register.
London, England, 1812-02-23 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

MISCELLAhVIES.

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Cohsiderat;le alartri was excited at Cork on the 13th instant, by •
letter from the Chief Magistrate of Kinsale to the :.1 aver of Cirk,
stating, that he had received a :communication from Maior-G.:ere
Thoma 3 Mahon, who bad received an'txpress preceding evening%
reporting that a signal 'had been made at Sevens Head 'Cower (to the
Westwaid), intimating that an enemy's 5m..11 enlists was riff, t. 'etch.
was shortly after followed by another, signifying that an enemy',. t:ett
of I:ne of battle ships was in sight. A similar report had been cenittitt‘ •
ideated by telegraph to Admiral Thornborotigh, at Cove; but ht. well
of opinion that the fleet in question vras not hostile. He had, liowev...r.,
dispatched a fr.ote to the Westward to ascertain the fact. It appear*
since there was no reoZ foundati,n whatever fur the alarm.
The total amount of the National Debt redeemed on the Ist of Febru-
ary, 1812, was M 1,254,6171. The sum to be expended in the ensuing
quarter is 2,962,9551. ss. 81d.
A message was delivered from the Chancellor of the Exchequer at the
Stock Exchange, on Wednesday morning, stating that the time for re.
ceiving Exchequer Bills to be funded, will be from the 22d to the tgth
instant inclusive.
Orders have been issued to ballOt for the Local Militia for the coti:cy
of Middlesex. 11w number required fur the county is tea .thr•ustaa,
between the ages of 16 and 30. •
At a very 'early hour on Thursday morning, a hot pre!,s :oat place o'h
the River Thtmes. The River Fetrcibles were called rut :o assist 'Et
oppress servi"e. About two hundred :lien were taken on board the
tender in consequent.:.
Au alligator was shot through' he head at Ghazetrore by an Offiter
the 6, th regiment. which wr 29 feet it •Ing.h seven in ercu.ofees.
ence. In the stomach ever;, ft. ..I -.;veral lovnan MAN,
the heads of two chihl:-, .1, and tool. than CO stones—probably sWal-
1, lowed in order to a d;gest
stnch, on e. ialencia, displ3vel perfidy—

Although it was stipulated, by the tins el •!e capit.•• •:ion, thi.i na
inqairy should he trade in•a the conduct t _hose who had taken •A
i v.! part in the v -t all the Chiefs of the insurgr.::ts. ,nd thiaat
who had been paid con:•ee,ed wiqi the Brii7,ia Can,,G, Mr.
Tur, per, were or ,tired to be Lunged, and 155:0 Mrinks, who had disin-
guislied themselv sby their zeal, wt •• • off • ners to France. •
A malatrcholy accident happened at .'oit..ay. /ft
consequence if the heavy rains, an error tnoub stone was detached. Frorft
•4.te ntntain, and faliing upon sdme buildings, crushed forty-oine -penk
sons to •deatla
Mrs. Loberty (daughter of .Mr. 1711::‘ter, of 11/4/..ansfit'd-s:reet). .4iot
herself in Devonshire-street, a f'ew rilt.ilings since, Out
•t so effectually .eis to cause 11‘.:-4.:ear.b. Aar. Hugh Doherty, ber hus-
band, obtained e'atreages a few years ago against Mr. P. Wyatt, for eritis.
. can. with this Lady.
We are sorry . to record the followiog 'accU:ent at 13roadstair, r—OA
F'rfday last, during a bevy gale, a sloop off chat i.lace m•:de a
s: gal
.for assistance, when three boats put off fens. . Broaastal.rs pier; two df
them had got to the vessel, and put sonic hands on board, when Jut At
the moment they had done so, and were laying alonpit'.: tar sloop,
tremendous sea struck one of the boats, threw up a eonsideratilE,
height, upset her, and she fell into the other boat, and sunk her al:3;
the third boat being near, saved the lives of several ; but, unf
two men were drowned; one of their naine.l -ark.obe father
and brother, we are told, experienced the same fate a ft w years ago,
very near the same place; the other sufferer was named Job. This
dZeict,lnt happetr_d so near the shore, mat the friends al most of tht
boat's crew witnessed this dreadful scene; there were fifteen or sixteen
men floating about, and when the two boats sank, the c,.es on shore
were truly distressing,
The gardener and footman of John Winder, Esq. of Vaynor Park,
Montgomeryshire, have been committed far trial on charges of r,ybbing
their masters cellar.—These honest and trusty servants having access 10
a ro-'m over the cellar, had cut a trap (loot large enough to en-
trance. and brad for the last eighteen months been acting /lids LIP,
Reduce Stairs after the family retired to rest.—Two hundred aid [Jr; y
bottles of wine, besides rum and brandy, are ascertained to be missing ;
a dozen of old sherry was fo.ind buried in the gard,:o.
All SON'S ORIGINAL CURLING FLUID is re-on- rneih:ed
as the most clog ant article ever inventen tires •ing the 1-lair; it in:-
parts a reviving grateful fragrance, conve-is tile most bed:i:id gIJ. s
the Hair imaginable, and gives the " tout (*wale,' that casein:- r-;
attraCtion which can be obtained by no other at ans whatever, alas.
is presumed that its peculiar property of inakiag the Hair curl, ar u
keeping it in form in camp weather, is a convincing proof of its infra
sic merit. It stands without competii ian for nourishing the Hair, is w, r-
ranted innocent, and the money returned if not approved; keeps t.L
hair in curl, and makes it appear natural.
Sold wholesale and retail by James Atkinson, perfumer, 9,,,High,
street, Bloomsbury; by Bayley and blew, Cocksliar-sua et; ut uer,
75, Overton, 47, New. Bond-street; Bacon, 150, Crance, 115. Ox-
ford-street; Barber, Titchtield street ; Finch , likhorgate-srreet ;
Rifle, Cheapside ; Bolton, Royal Exchange; ,;,s,•11 and
59, and Mattraia, 116, Fleets street ; Berry, 17, Greek stree! : and all
I;rincipal l'erfum-rs, at 3:8. 64. or exactly double, Gs. rbe i att. 1t ale
6to particularly obicrve thi genuine is signed Lime

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