The National Register.
London, England, 1809-03-26 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

ham. Attornie, Mr. Egerton, Gray's-inn-square; and Messrs.
Spurrier and ingleby, Birmingham.
Thomas Moore ~lade, Old Bond-street, picture-dealer, April
1,8, and Ma:‘ 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Walls,
Last-street, Red Lion-square.
Samuel Norris, Sheffield, razor,smith, April 7,8, and May 6,
at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Brook-
field, Sneffield ; and Messrs. Sykes and Knewle.s, New Inn.
George Egler, Portsea, miller, April 5, at one, 6, at ten, and
May 6, at eleven, at the Blue Poets Inn, Portsmouth. Attor-
r• Pauldea), Portsea; and Mr. Shelton. Sessions-house,
Old Bailey.
Croton, Drury-lane, linen-draper, A pril 1. S, and
May 6, at twelve., at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tagg, Spread
Eagle-court, Threadneedle-street.

MARCH 26.

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS AND THE PUBLIC.

Taking up the • Morning Chronicle' of Friday, we were
rather surprised to find an article entitled A Book ! A Book
A Book ! placed at the head of the Mirror of Fashion, but
originating, our Readers will do us the ju,tice to observe, in
a communication, signed Homo, called What is the Book ? and
which first appeared, exclusively, in the National Register for
Sunday last. 'We think it just to state this fact. The discussioa
respecting • A Book,' whatever be its' consequences, began with
us; and we shall, perhaps at an early period, revert to this
curious business !

A fine Engraving of the MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF
SIR RALPH ABEILCILOMDIE, Sculptured G. Westmacott, and
now beautifully etched by Woolnoth, was this day delivered
GRATIS to all the Newsmen—it is therefore hoped that every
Subscriber to The National Register will receive the Print in
the same perfect state as it left the Office.

GliAllS
PORTRAITS OF THE WHOLE OF THE MALE

BRANCHES OF THE ROYAL FAMILY,
Including the FATHER of our MOST tRACIOUS g 0 V EREIGN
and his 111.usTators BIi.OTHERS, engraved by Sc HIV ILN front
Orikinal Paintings, in possession of the Princesses, who have
been pleased to lend them for the SOLE USE of the Proprietors,
and being the
ONLY AUTHENTIC COLLECTION OF PORTRAITS O
THE ROYAL FAMILY,
Will be delivered GRATIS to every SUBSCRIBER and
PURCHASER of

THE NATIONAL REGISTER,

A PoRTUAIT OF THE DUKE op CLANENCE, engraved
from a Painting by COSWAY, R. A. and printed on the
.finest
Copper-plate Paper, 60 as to 441111 a of being framed, will be
ready for delivery on Sunday, April 16.
It is the intention of the Proprietors to present their Sub-
scribers, gratuitously, Kith ,Ircurate and Faithful Portraits of
the most distinguished British Statesmen, viz. Earls CREfsi
MoiRA, ERSKINE, SIUMOUTH, LIVERPOOL, &C. &C. S.C.
This Plan can he eflected without the least doubt or difficulty,
the Proprietors having the Engravings already in their posses-
sion. One Portrait will he issued at the close of every Month,
and without the least deviation or irregularity.
First. Impressions will be preserved for Subscribers, and will
be distributed with the utmost impartiality.
Subscribers will readily conceive that the object of the above
plan is to give publicity to The National Register, and to obtain a
wore extensive Circulation to that Newspaper, the Proprietors
presume, therefore, that it will not be asking too much of their
Readers, to promote their object by recommending the Paper
among their Friends.
To secure early and Fine Impressions of the Plates, imme-
diate Orders should be sent to the Office, No. 11, Catherine-
street, Strand, given to the Newsmen, the Clerks of the 'toads,
and Booksellers, throughout the United Kingdom.