The National Register.
London, England, 1819-04-11 00:00:00

Zittke.

In F:tzrns•-tquare, the lady of Charles Snell Channey,
erg. of a lOW-born I lad d.—At Commercial-road, Lambeth,
Mrs. Thom is t a .na.—At his how,. I:louden
Blldelleaex, the lady oft. Diane, esq. of a daughter.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

SADLER'S W ELLQ,

THE Public are respertfolly informed that the
Interior of this Theatre has ban completely re-constructed in
the Mg style of splAmdid elegance. Upper. Stage, &nd Private
Boats have been atid,a, the l'it COret'AL:rAbly elotated and en-
closed ; the Gallery enelosal ; the Proscenium and Orchestra
re modelled; sod every Flan ingenuity anti judgment could aug
gest for the accomnindatim of its Pdtroas loss been effected by
artists of the first ability.
The Theatre v. hl open under tbc direction of Mr. C. DIDDEN.
Conductor of thr Music and Leahr of the Bend Mr. NICHOL •
sox. On EASTER MONI).\Y next, APRIL 12, 1819, with
an OCCASIOSAL AHD:LENS. and • new Comic Musks! BAGA•
TELLI'.. as a medium to introduce some popular Songs, after
which Mr. Wir.sore, who has recently returned from the Conti-
nent. will make his first app=rance in London these 5 years on
the TIGHT ROPE, an 1 ainon.t other unprecedanted features
of his art will throw an extraordinary SOMERSET 811 rare
IN ALTITUDE from the Rope. A compiled Pantomime will be
performed. commencing with the opening of the TALKixG
BIRD ; C.alumbiac, Miss Tree, Clown, Mr. C•IIKALIII. The
Entertainments to conclude with al Melo Dramatic Spectacle.
with singing, founded on bIACIILT/I, called the WEIRD
SISTE /tS, or the TII AN F. and the TH RONK.
Among the principal Performers of last Season retained, see
Messrs. Grimaldi, Mader, Campbell, Hartland, Barnes, Miss
Tree, Mrs. Best. (late Miss Perry), Mrs. V:eston. Principal
new Performers. Mr. Webber, (Theatre Royal Bath), Mr. G.
Crisp, (Theatre Royal Haymarket)lMr. Cogan, (Vauxhall Gar •
dens), Mr. Mears, (English Opera). Miss Turner, (East London
Theatre), Miss Neville, i'upil of Mr. Addisoc, &c.
The Scenery by Mr. Andrews ; Machinery by Mr. Garland ;
Dresses, Mr. Leach. Mr. 'l. Powell. &c.
Boats 4s.—Pit 2s.—Gallery is. Doors opened at half past
Five, to begin at half past Six.
N. B. The ray Offices of Boxes and Pit, which were hereto-
fore together, see now detached from each other. Places to be
taken at the Box Office from tO to 4 every day.
lire Admissions for the Season may be bad by applying at the
Box Office.

APIIII. 1 I.

ISURLIESS'S ESSENCE: OF ANCIIOVIE,i;
Warehouse, No. 107, STRAND, %loiter of the SAVOY-
sTEPs, LONDot4.—JOHN 11011GES3 & SON being ail-
risco of the tinmermis endeavours made by many perilous,
to impose a spurious snide for their make, feel it tatcuto-
bent 4111 them to reque,t il.e atteuttou of the it„blie, in
wit chicinir what they 4.4,liCeiA;e to be the Ontm SAL, to oh_
serve the NAME. and ADOttliil eurreAputed whit the short -
-the general appearance of the spuri.us deceits:ions will
tleceige the unguarded. and fur their detectionol. B. & Srh
submit the Milos/hi; tautions,—sottie are its appearene,
at first sight " The Gelltlihe," hot without any name
address ;—switie " Iturgess's Essence of Aurliusieothers," Iturii's," and many more without address.
JOHN BUIWESS & SON having been many years
honoured oath such distinguished approbation, feel Lye%
seutitateut of respect towards the Public, and earnestly
so-
licit them to inspect the Labels previous, to purchasing ;
what they conceive to be of their make, which they hope
wili Prevent many disappointments.

t onton aaartiets.

CORN-EXCHANGE, Monday, April 5.

The supply of English Wheat this mot fling being large, eon_
rifting of fresh arrivals from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and what
remained over from last week, and the demand being trifling,
sales were exceedingly heavy at a reduction of from `2,. to 4c pe:
qr. from the prices of last Monday, and but little could be got on
at that decline. Ravin; a considerable supply of Barley fresh in
this morning, and owing to the fineness of the weather thr
principal maltsters having left off for the season, caused such a
stagnation in the Barley trade, that scarce a sale could be effected
although lower prices were asked by full as. per quarter than was
obtained this day week. Oats are from Ito 2s. per qr. cheaper,
as well as Beaus and Peas.

CORN-EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 7.
Our market continues exceedingly heavy for all Grain, yet
what fine English Wheat was disposed of this morning obtained
Monday's prices. The supply of Barley, both English and Fo-
reign, being very large, and having but few buyers, sales were
very heavy today, and lower prices we►e submitted to. Oats
are ls. per qr. cheaper, having considerable arrivals from our
own coast. In Beam and Peas there is nothing doing, ai.l
prices are nominal.

GooD FRIDAYNO business done at the Corn-Ezehange

CURRENT PRI
PCT Wine

Red Wheat
W kite
Rye
Brunk. or Buck
Wheat
Barley ....
Pale Malt
Feed Oats
Brew or Poland dn.
New Tick Beans
Old ditto
New Pigeon ditto
Boiling Pease
Grey Pease

Rapeseed per last

of the Offal, which consistb nr
and is worth about id. per

PRICE of M EAT, exclusive
Head, Entrails, and Hide,
lb.—Per stone of 81b.
MONDAY. FRMAY.
Beef 4s 6d to Ss 4,1 Reef 4. 6d io St
Mutton 5: 4d to 2s 0.1 Mutton 4. 6.1 to 6s 44
Lainti 0; Oil to Os Od Lamb 04 Oil to Os OS
Veal 5: 64 to 7; 04 Veal 5; 0,1 to 7s 04
Pork 4, SJ to 6; 4.1 I Pork 5; Od to 6s 84
Head of Cattle at Marker. Heat! of Cattle at M.rket.
Beasts . . 2,320 ' Beasts . .. . . 460
Sheep and Lambs . 13,210 Sheep and Lambs 3WO
Piz* . . . 29u I Pizs
Calve; • . BYO Calves