The National Register.
London, England, 1812-06-07 00:00:00

THE NATIONAt, iiEGISTER•

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Mr. WHAM w Exhibition of all his Pll:T URES, at No. 87,..Pa11-Malt, xftl
close on Salnrda> the Juile,—Sullscriptious for Mr. ltaLuback's Print of
" Vilire Politicians," vitt to rt.ceiseil till then at the same place.

MONEY 'll/ LEND.
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of hi any manner for a short or long period, without exposition or delay. The ap-
plications made to other offices are generally at Isst trongtit ta Mr. D. whose power
rais • Molloy Is pat amount to theirs: those who at once apply to Mr. D have a 41-.
4 i;ircaitsn yr and avoid exposition. —lleir, to in uperty supplied. Nothing attended
to under 13tith

SOTITII‘VARK BRIDGE.
At a General Assembly of the Southwarlt Bridrt Company, held at tbc Londun
Tavern, on the sth day of May list,
JOHN .1 A CIiFON, Esq. )1. P. in t) Chsir;
The Directors reported, 'That they had caused accounts to he taken,, at different
times, of the ',umber of Persons, Uoriats, and Carriages, which me over Lvotlvn and
Blackfriars Bridges in one Day, and the result was as follows:

BLA CKFILIARS BRIDGE.
Fo t Pa's. Horses. Coatlies. N'Va;,' goas. Cants, &c. Gigs, ate.
61,069 bit 990 5Si 15041 WO
LONDON BRIDGE.
1440 163

f 59,610

164

5944

liSb

IbS6 2130 1303 44N PS.S
That if the Southwark Bridge should receive one-slit); of the ablate traffic, It
would protium, at very moderate Tolls, an income of more than to per cent.
That it had appeared, from the evidence given in Parliament, that Loudon Bridge
'moot rein •Ia any great length of time without itutlerguing consid.arable alteration;
and in such case, the Immense traffic, which would necessarily pats over the South►•
vs Ark Bridge:o%oldd probably, during that interval only, repay the vs hole expense of
its erection.
The ('ru►pany were unanimously of opinion, that the erection of the Southwark
Bridge will I.e a gr. at public convenience. and onglit to be commenced at the earliest
pos.ii•le period. As au object of speculation, it seems certain of securing 5, with a
fur prospect of realizing Is per cent. for ever. The Act empowers the Compa►ty
to divide tr per crt.t. annually, and to lay out the surplus to accumulate, until it
shalt amount to doublethe original Subscription, and then to be apportioned among
the Proprietary.
It is a Joint Stock Company; the Shares are 1001. each, payable by instalments,
sa whi.:ll the Act empowers the Company to allow interest.
By Order of the Directors.
Southwark Bridge Office, Si, Chenpsitle. W. 11. WYATT, Secretary.

Just published, one volume svo. price 10s. ed. sewed.
NAPOLEON ADA! INISTRAT UM ET FINANCIER. Par Sir FRANCIS
D'IVERNOIS.—SoId by Dalau and Co, Soho-square: Dehoffe, Nassau street:
Deconch3. New Bond-street: Becise, Broad.street:Ro3 al-Exchange, & Itatchard.
Piccadilly. Where may be had,
•

A few reinainiag copies of Ostraudeg Buompavte Troisa.par Efticangen, one
dvo. los. 6d.

FRENCH, ITALIAN, SPANISH, AND PORTUGUESE BOOKS, JUST
I M PORTED.
_ _ _

B. DULA I/ and Co. beg leave t;;lnf,TruntliTimateurs of FOREIGN LITERA-
TURE, that they have just received one of the not Complete Assortments of
Freud: Italian, Spanitoh, and Portuguese Boti.s ever imported in t!ti4 e.inntry.
whit!: will enable them to execute the numerous Orders they have been favoured
tiith, Amongst them are, the beautiful Work on Egypt, by the French Institute :
tEccres de Furgot, 9 vet Pro. Nouveau Div t ionnaire de I'Acad.eutir, edit. Ft ri co-
type : Nouveau Dictlonnaire illstorigne, complete Pl Svo. Massillon Sermons.
13 vol. live. Portrait : Feoelon, sec de, Svo. tt a continuation of Andalcs du
Mu-ee: Vies du Peititre,: (:our de Peluta re: Pereier : &Merle du Palais Royal:
lialcrie de Florence : Musee Francois Vo•Yage Pielurempie en Espagne : now series
of Stereotype: New Novels: Altuanack Imperial: Ditto, de Ocilla, for IblB,
C. &c. &c.— The printed Catalogue of which mill be ready in a few days.

TO THE CHRISTIAN WORLD.
anst published, the I th edition of the
1104*. JOHN EVA NS'S Sketch of the Denominations into which the Christian
World are divided, corrected throughwit and much enlarged, by the introduci ion
of A.lrra! new and important artic.les: particularly a very lutereating account of
the Shaker,, a otimermis American Sect, who profesi; to he pure a-t the Ana: is in
Re/ave.:: also of the Dunker•. trc.—to which is prefixed. an Essay on Enthuai3.sto
and superstition: a Plan of the Divine Attributes: A Scliedule of the Sect., and a
brief (hrunological Table of Ecclesiastical History• from the Birth of Christ to the
Prtli" limp.—Price, den% I2ino. with head ISmo. with a nee► plate,
5... Cal. hoarilit.
Printed for R. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationers-court, Paternoster-
Flow, awl sold by all Booksellers.

Where may be had, lately published,
The COMPLETE FAMILY. BIBLO, with a Commentary, by the Rev. John
St)les, of Brighton; and embellished with numerous wood cuts, by the first A rtiq..
now complete in 1l 1 numbers, one or more of which may be had at a time— dein:
t'acli—Aoe royal paper I. each—or In two handsome !to. volumes, bound in
calf an:l lettered.
The DEATH of CAIN, in Ave books, after the manner, and as a sequel to the
Death Of Abel •to which is now prefixed au introductory v los- of the Princlpil
Events in Histo.ry of Mon, from the Creation until the Death of Abel. The fourth
edition, with plates—tine paper Js.—small mar 4s. boards.

LAMPS' Are mod Tastefully *A ElegantlyßlDlNG made antTtn
entire new principle. by S.
"11,ARIC, No. J 7, Gulden-,ipi are. and which has heels hitialy approved of by
Lida&l a general, as O•vlat iw.r a compivint too freqnentll but jiistty mittleaza lost
I,ll4olHalsit a, especial] by tliosn she are accustomed to much ri
orkiatuent;ml in the first style na Ele,iice; a,: also young Gdntlemen's
Arab and !Islam. Drei-e4 are made in a powilliar
correct coloored E1:3,1,411g of the above Habit was given in La Bello
Assemblue for the drst of ,lune.

ERILATUNI.—In Baytell 311(1 Co.'; Advert;.etnent of the BLIND FlDDLdrull,
sir hibl, Mr pikes should teat thus :—Proufs 41.45. Prints L. U.

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LIGHT VY A I rEiL-1)1t0014 !SLAV kat HATS.
--
FRANCIS and SAMUEL iwVELEltal, No. 46. Queens-street, Southwark.
respectfully infer the Public that they Manufacture superior Light Water-peout
Beaver Hats on an entirely new principle, warranted to resist the effects of r tin
and all kinds of damp, retaining their share and beauty much kmger than any
other Hits (the nap wearing free to the I ist), and eminent) coinhining the ae.-
vantages of IL;lituess and durability.—Kull Retail by Francis Eveleig.h, Na. 50.
Cbeapside and by many of the respectable Hatters iu own and Country.

A BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTION FROM INDi
Under the beuigu Patronage of their Royal Highness..s the PrinceAs of %Vales 6641
Diiko of So-meat and most of the Nobility.
The Virtues of this invaluable are far beyond eulagium, for increasing th•
growth of hair, even on bald places, to a beautiful length and thicknete4 ; prevent
lag its falling off or changing colour to the latest period of life, in dressing the hair
it is pro-eminent for strengthening the curl, bestowing an inestimable glo,s and
strut. and renders the hair inexpres;ibly attracting l promotes the growth of
o eye-brows &c. In fine it is the first production iu the world for restur-
ing and beautifying9tke hair of Ladies, Geutlernen aild Children. It is innoxious.
and suited to all Climates. Hold at 3:4. ed, les. Ad. and large bottles containing
eight small. at One Guinea, by thu Proprietorlowland and Son, Kirby-street,
Hatton-garden ; and by appointment, by all Perfumers and Medicine-Venders is
London and its vicinity, and in every Market Town throughout the United
Kingdotn.—Bes., are of son ile imitations, as the Genuine Alaca-car Oil hag tins
signatures on the outride labels in red ink, " A. Row Ilnd and Sou."
Of whom Ina) be had, ALMA NA EXTRACT, or Abyttiluiau Botanical Specitic,
at lits‘ 64. and Is. ad. per Bottle.
Also the AL4A NA POWDBR, at to. 9d. per Box, for the Teeth and GUIII7.

THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY,
SKINNER-SI'REET, LONDON ;
BEG leave to solicit the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and
Public iu generril, to their very LOW PRICES for the Choicest. Wines, Ge.
ratline Spirituous Liquors, Priniest Bottled Porter. Ale and Diaiblc Brown Stout,
FOR READY MONEY ONLY, which will tie deli-.-ertd to Order, free of Es-
pence, to tiny part of London.
line Port Wine, per Pipe
half Pipe 60!. Quarter Fps
*Curious old Port, of the Vintage
of ARA, of the most exquisite
fl yr. or
Half Pipe GM. Quarter Pipe
Go:irt :sherry. per Butt
butt 56!. Quarter Burt -
*Very line old ditto,6 years the

£llB
31

• 123
32
- 110
'29

Wood, per Butt
ilalf Butt ;V. Quarter Putt
*Fine old. West India Madeira,
re' Pipe
1141 f Pipe 691. Quarter Pipe

Per Due.
*Very fine rieb and dry Lisbon, 13
to the Dozen •
Ditto Ditto Mountain, 13 to the
Dozen •
*F. nest White Noyeau, 12 to the
D. zoo
►Ditto Pink Ditto. ditto •
Ditto old Itum Shrub, 12 to the

- 115
• 30

.
tlr
Per Dez.
Finest PortWine,warranted to have
bee': 6 years in the Wood. t. w
iu Bottles. 13 to the 1) 'z •:i
*Cuoice old Port, 12 to the Dozen,
not crusted •
*Curious old Port, war/oved to
have Men 5 years in bottle, 12
to tit( Dozen
Guud sherry, 13 to the Dozen

Os.

46.

. 30s.
-41 s.

dntrn
Fine flavoured Yin de GravN

as.

12 to the Dozen 60e.
Ditto Bars ic, 13 to the Dozen
Old flock, 14 to the Dozen I
Ditto Curious, 13 to the Dozeii Taos. •
Ripe Cliampagoe, 11 to the Dozen 19es.
No)eau Martinique, It the bezel' 1:30.i.
iaer t.
Fine flavoured Gtneani 1:1i. 64.
•Ditto old drone Ditte iv* 6J.
Ditto Ditto Jimmies Rum 116 e.
Ditto Ditto Dwaine Brandy 4 04.
Ditto Ditto-llollands . 441.
Per Dos.
Rest Bottled Potter, le to the

- N/s.

Js9.

• 675.

- 6.. 645.

* Very fine old ditto, warranted to Dorn -
have been 8 years in the Butt, *Ditto Doable Brown Stout.
13 to the Down - f;ds 12 to the Doren
Foie Tenctitfe, 13 to the Dozen bus. Fine Cocka„tee Cyder
*Fin• old Bronti Madeira, 13 to Di to Squaol Petry -
tlic Dozen . . 535. eFfneq old Ale, warranted 22
* Vin. old West India ditto, 11 Mouths old before bottled
to the Dozen . . 6/3, *Finest Bunton Ale, Ditto
it Coriod•ly hue East India hlailei• 9 Very curious Cogiliaeßrondy,
ra, warranted to be 12 years old, warranted to be 10 years old
12 to the Dozen. gts, per Gallon •
• n!ito Sherry, 12 to the Dosen q 0:. *Ditto curious fine flavoured
*Claret of the finest Aindity and old Porn . 18i. ed.
•
flavouc. 12 to the D:.z. A. oa, Fit.e old B Brandy. -16 s t),I.
'pliose Articles noukcci* arc who', the. Company i (corns/send as being of a nosc•
superior Quality than what is generally sold. and of the finest"Flavour.
Wine Merchants, Innkeepers, sad Publicans, served at the Trade Pri-es a n‘nal.
JANUARY 1. 1812.

9,. 6d.
10s. 64.

• 44'.

For the conveniency of those Families who prefer their WI iN ES in PINTS. end
for Conno'seurs iu superior Articles, the Company have selected the most curious
Winf.s. kc. and offer the foilowing as the most choice tit it can he produced:
Fine West India Madeira. 12 old Wine in the Kingdom,
Pints to the Dozen 36,. that !ids kin it a body nearly
Old Elat India Ditto of the Veara. This article has
most caquisite Flavour and , all the. Softness and Flavour

Quality. ditto
0;d East India Sherry of the

43 .

most curious ands carce qua-
lity. ditto
Finn old dry listion, ditto
Port %vine, newsy bottled, from
the finest selected Pipes of
Use favourite Vintage of It3ofi,
ditto
1:11!, to of the most rare Sort. bat-
fiont the most euriosia

SR,
C&s.

of the 'most rare Wine, and 14
wortlly the attention of the

first Connoisseurs. ditto
Luscious Shrub, mule from the
finest fl4voured old Ruin. do.
Ripe full fi.rvottred Double
Brown Stout, ditto
Curious 111e1 low Ale. warranted
ye.srs old, before bottled,
hot of the softest tlevour. do. U. 641.

?,,?..

ss~.

4s. 6J.

- $B.

. 7... 61.
10%. Ad.
'2ls. Od.