The National Register.
London, England, 1815-10-01 00:00:00

TUI NATIONAL REGISTER.

tarsi hs Isis Lady, wllt•o- the pole of the carriage brukr, and tl+ev Wert:
c:•t.+uU /tt the• heels a the !topics, one of kicked Mr. 13. on the
tort:head. and fractured his skull, ‘‘ltioh oceasioued his death in a lew
hoots. Mrs II was a!st. very much hurt.
Sk pt. :23, at his house near Gosport, in consequence of a violent cots
co.,•tion of the brain. rsinduced by being liarly thrown out 01 Ilk
arefi G I3urdou. Eq. Rear•Adatiral of the Red Squadron of his
ll4jesty'.s Fleet.

On Thursday last. the :Ist instant. were eltristened in Great Mar-
tow C'mrrii, two boys, by the names of Ednintill and Jerensialt— Ed-
raiiiid is •is weeks old. and Jeremiah fott weeks old—Edmond is un-
cle to J, tirst godfather is grandfathsr to Edmund, and
great At, andfather to Jeremiah - -the second godfather is uncle to Ed-
a-cl &re.tt nude to Jeremiah—the third godfather is uncle to
F..dnionsl, end great nuele to Jeremiah—the fourth gram's:ober, a
second cousin only—the first godmother is great aunt to Edinimil, and
great grt.at ;volt to Jeremiah.—This family party, after sprinkling
the titres of the babes, spent the day in company with the parish
clerk —mirth and harmony prevailed, and the good cheer depicted
their faces, skewed the contrast between water and wine:

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE.
SOUTIIAMP TON•STR FPI', STRAND.
TRUSTEES.
The Duke of RUTLANn, K. G.
The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM.
The MarquisofNOR7HAMPT'OV.
The Earl pf BUCKINGIIAWHIRE.
The F.arl of II P PlAt OSSOR Y.
WILLIAM PR AED. Esq. M. P.
S. BERNARD MOR LAND, Esq. M. P.
AND SIXTY DIRECTORS.
MANAGI NO DIRECTOR.
J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT, Esq. F. A. S.

A rermanent capital of 400.0001 is provided for the security of the
public, in eit!ition to the I und Prising t roin the premiums.
liertirns of '2.5 per cent. have been paid to all as they have been in-
sured seven year:.

NOVEL STOCK LOTTERY.

PIDDI NG and Co. No. 1, CORNHII.I., sulidt the Preference of
those who mean to adventure in the Lottery which begins 7th Nov•
The Scheme tor 20,000 Tickets has the peculiar Novelty of the Ca-
pita 4 Prize; be;niz composed of 3 per Cent. CONSOLS, varying in
Amount from 2001. to 5J,0001. of which there are Three, and the
mill Prizes not exceeding 1001. consist of Money Sterling. Only
15,000 Tickets will be Drawn as the FIRST PART of the above,
but for a clear com:rehension of the Scheme, the Public are requested
to peruse the Explanation published by P. & Cu. to be had Gratis as
above.

",r• The STOCK Pa I 7. ES will be transferred to tile Holders of
fcrintiatt Ti kets aryl Slimes in proportion, or may be sold for MO-
NEY, act:ogling to the Price of the Funds at the time.

SEASONABLE ADVICE

Toni! those affi:cted with St tr: vy,Scrofula, Leprosy, Cutaneous, and
Acrimonious Eruptions ; or other Disorders, occasioned by impurities
of the blood To those also whose constitutions have been impaired by
the injudicious use of mercii r , it nutst be a great consolation to know,
that Da.VENEL'S ANTISCORII::TIe VEGETABLE PILLS are
proved, by the vx per ience of thousands of the first families in Europe,
to be the most certain, safe, and permanent alterative, purifier, and
sweetner of the blood ever discovered,. The very high estimation in
which these Pills have been held, in every part of the world, for
rear forty y, ars, must tinier akencomiurns quite unnecessary. The
proprietor can refer to so great a number or respectable people, who
have derived benefit from this medicine, th t the most scrupulous
most be satisfied with. But the real merits of this Vegetable Prepa-
ration are such as will, on a fair trial, plead more forcibly in its own
behalf, than any thing that can he said of it.
Dr. Venel's Pills ar:! prepared, genuine only, by the Proprietor,
ni sold, wholesale and retail, at his house, No. LI, New North-
,. r• .• Red Lion-square, Price 4s. fid. per Box, or Six in One for
Guinea, duty included Sold also by appointment, at Bacon's,
an I Alien's, •76, 0 xford.streat ; ut's, corner cd. Sniitharnp-
:•,,,..• trot, Holborn ; Richards, 193, Strand ; Wart:, :324, Hof-
; and ad Medicine Venders in town and country.

LONDON MARKETS.

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CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, SEPT. 25.

The supply of Wheat to-day in particular from Essex was large, and
even fine qualities hardly maintained last week's prices. The an ivals
Barley and Oats were very scanty, both articles advanced Is. per qr.
New Beans of both descriptions are is. per qr. cheaper, but no altera-
tion in other article,.

a. I.
Whvat a At
Floc ditto 44 a 64
ale

4. a. I. it.
White Pease 34 a 41 Poland Oat. Yi a 1:4
Cir..% Pease 34 • SO Potator ditto IS a SO
brans B4 • SG I Vine Float. a RI

Rif ley
Malt

Ticks
Ocits

Second do. 510 a 51
Rape Seed /46 a I

FRIDAY, SEPT. 29- .

Fine Wheats maintain Monday's prices. Barley, Hoz Pease. Tick
Beaus are brisker in sale, but not dearer.—Oats about Is. per qr,
lower. In other articles no alteration.

PRICE OF BREAD LAST WEEK.
The general price of the best Wheaten Bread throughout the Metro.
polls and Suburbs, continues at Eleven pence the Quartern Loaf.

Weight and Price as under:
Perk Loaf to Weigh l7 9 and sells for 3 P
Half ditto ditto.
Qu merit ditto elitto
gaff Quarters ditto ditto...-. 9 2i

AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, PER QUARTER.
Fos rug vim 1116otatb SEPT. 23.,
England & Wales. Scotland. England & Wales. Scotland
S. el, s. et. a. d. e. rt.
Wheat ...,.... SI 2 .... bb 2 Beaus
Rye 37 4 .. . so 2 Pease
itarley
Oats 24 11. 23 8 BecrorEigg 0

RENT PRICES OF

IA R.

from to

from le

O. B.
Lps brows l4O ..141
.fine 145 .10
Slog_loa.brown 149 ..144
best ..149 ..15c1
Powder loaves-145 ..194
lientbro' d0....1101 ..160
Molasses l4 ..