The National Register.
London, England, 1820-08-27 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER..

tonoon smuts.

Mirtbe.
At Edinbingll, the lte.llon. Lady Ann Fouler, of a son.
At Catt.field, sows, the lady of F. Iledingfield, junior. eat. of a
son.
Al Mt hcoottell, the lady of 3. Magwell, (sq. of a daughter.
At Great ii 411111)% Eases, the lady of Captain Balderston, of the
compm.)'s ship Asia, of a son.
Mrs. 0. It 0t05.., of Argyll street, of a daughter.
The lad) or .1. B. Brown, esti. of the Inner temple, of awn.
',he lady of). 11. rysh, erg. Brook house, Chrillussl, of a daughter.
The sally of I). D. Inglis, rag. or a sou.
In Sergeant's inn, Fleet street, the lady of S. F. V. Wilde, esq. of a
1011.

CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY, Aua It.
We had $ pretty good *apply of Wheat at market this morning,
the demand for which was not very large, and only the finest
samples obtained last week's prices. The samples of new Wheat
which appeared this morning seem to be of very inferior
description, but forone fine sample as high as itis. was
The supply of Barley was small, but no cheaper than last week.
In consequence of the Ports being open for the importation of
Oats we had a large supply this morning, and the prices 31. par
quarter lower than last week. In Beans, Peas, dtc. there is no
alteration.

&Portia.
Al St. Eanera•, T. !Down, tag. of Kentish town, to Sarah Ann
Edgar, of the name place.
Ilse Rev. J. Drake, of Northclturch, to Lucy Ann, daughter of the
Rev. J. Fawcett, of Ayulto.
At St. sepulchre's church, J. Vaitult, esti. of Jamaica, to Ann Amelia
Mom 000000 sd ISeady.
At Turli.tm, SOWN. C. 'tarry, esq. a Gould square, to Miss Har-
riett ,(des, niece of Frasteis eq. of Gate count, in the 14111 c
CORM).
At tit eat Raildi/M, Teen, J. liententant colonel of the
west I.avex militia, to Nonlife, second daughter of W. Pecker, esq. ut
theat Ilndihtw atores.tid.
Lieut.-od. Raikva, ot the oldotream (uarcla, to Louisa, yonnges
dauOiter of 11. Coulton, esq. of t.hott'a grove, near I...cattiest's:ad
Ste; rr).
At Ileadington, Oxfordshire, J. I. Er)or, esq. of Italeork, Herta, to
Louise, eldest daughter 01 the Itev. it. 11. IKII, formerly Fellow of New
college,-Oxfortl, and late of NA io.ll...sharti, Surrey.
At Harrow uu the I G. 11. ulnae ua•y, egg. Royal Scots, to
Selina Ilarrlet Cotton, only daughter of the late .1. Carishrouk, eat. of
Tetnetry, I floacesterahire.
Mr. R. Hodpou, ot Islington, to Margaret Louisa, second daughter
of Mr. oho Goldin, of alundford, Norfolk.
Mr. Gloom, of Rory St. Erloomol'a, to Lliribeth, eldest danghter of
Mr. Lioaronsbe, Alotetrhot lodge, llama.

CORN EXCHANGE. WEDNESDAY. Aug. tS.
We had only a middling supply of Wheat at market this
morning. the demand for which was brisk, and prices full as
high as on Monday. The supply of Barley was very small. but
there were very few buyers at market. and that article declined
Is. per qr. We continue to be well supplied with Oats, the de.
mund for which was not in the name proportion, and the finest
samples submitted to a reduction of Is. per qr. Beans and Peas
were dull in sale. at our last prices. In other articles there is
no alteration.

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. AUGUST 15.
We had a pretty good supply of Wheat at market this morn.
ing, which, however, did not meet with a very brisk sale, and
the samples went off heavily at Monday's prices. We have very
little tine Barley at market, but there were very few sales effected
although offered at Is. per quarter lower. The supply of Oats
continues large, in consequence of the Ports remaining open for
foreign importation, but tne finest samples could scarcely support
Monday's prices; the inferior descriptions were from Is. to fat
per quarter lower. in Beans, Peas, &c. there is no alteration.
CI''THE, W

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CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN FOR TUE W LEK,
VICO. Per Winchester Measure of Eight Bushels.
On Sunday last, the infant daughter or C. A. Lees, esq. of York MO II D• Y. IV lON SSD. FRIDAY*
street, ‘t estinhist,r. S. S. S. Se Se S.
At Wand., milt common, 11. Ooodbeliere, esq. axed 24, ion and Red Wheat
lob to the late N. tioodheliere, Mil Maranon or I. ton. White ...
'I lie only atm of E. Abliutis, esq. or Ely place, Minium.
In Orr& sheet, Nolo, minors, aged 97, Sir I. Anne riuusley Keating, Rye 36 a 42 36 a 421 36 a 4*
relict of W. C. Heating, req. formerly of Sergeant's inu. Brunk, or Buck
At Ileodion, Wm. Guile% in, esq. in his 75th scar. W heat
Al Brussels, Lieut.iGen. Sir La en %Wine, aged 77.
At I..leifingt,,,, mtitithiseu, aged 44, Willielinino Augusta, trite of Barley •••• - • • 31 a 36 31 a 37 31 a 87
C. Lytle. esq. of 'Devonshire place, formerly or Lisbon. Pole Malt ..... 166a7266a72 66 a 7*
Mi. Enwaiii Aston, of Old street. Feed Oats
At Wilmot, Mr. t:. T. Archer. solicitor, or Eirchin lane. Brew orPoland do 23 a 21 28 a 28 26 a 27
At Notithwolil, Suffolk, aged OIL Millions smart, cm. of Pentonville,
New Tick Beans . 38 a 44 38 a 42 38 a 42
Gm met ly of I. bind insect, hacker.
At M oult, tell, not 741) ears, the Rev. J. W. Percy, many years ink Old ditto
sister of ...lent chary', iii that town. New Pigeon ditto 43 a 46 42 a 45 43 a 43
At Similar!, lodge; the Rev. H. Birch, rector of Widdinglon, and of
Boiling Pease
lifealitell, Gum and fur many yuars an active lonian ate for the said
county. Grey Pease
• Rapeseed per last 421. a 461. 42/. a 461. 424. ti 401.
FOREIGN.
By the KING'S ROYAL PATENT.
American - -- a ..- -- a .-
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GODBOLD'. VEGETABLE BALSAM. o:male ... (ti a7663a76 63 a 78
The greatest discovery ever found out tnr Coughs, Con- Riga and Wismar 48 a6O 48 a 60 48 a6O
Russian and Vries-
THIS and Asthma..
laud ditto .... 44 a 58 44 a 50 44 a 56
THIS Medicine has been proved at a consultation
Rye
of eminent Physicians to be a sure and efficacious remedy Barley ... 34 a 37 t 34 a' 37 34 a St
for the cure of the above complaints, after the first midi- Feed Outs
eat abilities had abandoned all hopes of their patient's Brew orPolanddo 26 a 29 26 a 29 I VI a 29
recovery. The Right Hon. Lord Dudley and Ward, and Tick Beans
others of the Nobility. Clergy, Ste. recommended the Pigeon ditto .
Proprietors to lower the price of the medicine to all such Boiling Pease
that might wish to purchase at the reduced price of' one (irey Pease
guinea the quart 104. Oil. the pint and ss. 61. the half
Linseed per. qr.

suniptions and Asthma..
THIS Medicine has been proved at a consultation
of eminent Pllysicians to be a sure and efficacious remedy
for the cure of the above complaints, after the first medi-
cal abilities had abandoned all hopes of their patient's
recovery. The Right Hon. Lord Dudley and Ward, and
others of the Nobility. Clergy, Ste. recommended the
Proprietors to lower the price of the medicine to all such
that might wish to purchase at the reduced price of one
guinea the quart, 104. Oil. the pint and ss. 6 I. the half
pint, except Persons of Fortune, who will readily pay the
accostomed price of 18s. the pint, to enable the reduced
prices always to ce continued. Thousands have in con-
sequence been restored by the Balsam to perfect health.
Na medicine ever stood so high in repute; stronger proof.
of its efficacy cannot be given than being recommended
by the follow lug Nobility:—
The most Noble Marquis of Lothian, the Right Hon.
Viscount Dudley bud Ward, the Right Hon. Lords Mac-
donald, Grantley, Fortesene, and Mountlerd, the Right
Him. late Viscountess Dudley and Ward, "dowagers
Grantley,•Falmontli and Furteseue, Lady Appreece ; Sits
Francis Blake, Edward Newelmin, John Coghill 5111 d
George Armstrong ; Generals .Doyle and Diouly ; Colo-
nels Baker, Debit'',' Crime, &c.
N. B.—Messrs. (14)411)01d have through the recomtnen-•
dation of the Right Hun. Lord Viscount Medley and
Ward, and others of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry,
established a Charitable Institution, at their :louse, No.
3, Bloomsbury Square, where the Medicine only is to be
had for the Poor at Cost Price. Thousands have in con-
sequence been restored to health.
Families taking a Box of 6 pints only 5 will be charged
for. It is strongly reeommentled by the Nubility fur all
Families to keep this Medicine by them to take on the
first attack of the above romplainis.
Advice every day 11411 U 10 to 2. at No. 3, Bloomsbury
Square.
Sold Wholesale and Retail, No. 3, Bloomsbnry Square,
and retail at Misers. Newbery amid Suits; Edwards, St.
Paul's Church Yard; Messrs. Sutton and Co. Bow Church
Yard; Bottler aid Suns, Cheapside ; Sanger, 150, Oxford
Street; Evans and Sons, Lang Lane; and all Princi-
pal Venders in Town and Country, at 18.. a Pint and 9s.
the Hall Mut.

AEVRAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Oitarter, of the Twelve
Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and WALES, for the
Week ending August sth, extracted front Satu:da)',
Gazette.
Wheat... 73s Od I Barley... 37s 6th I Beaus 46s 44
e .... 404 2d Oats....
.274 8d I Peace ... 46, 511

BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR.
Average Price from the Returns wade in the Week en din
Weduroday last. 364. sd. per cwt. exclusive of duty.

PRICES 01."IALLOW,
PRICK OF FAT, per st. of 81b.

gIAP, &C. Per I IVII).
Town Tallow 64. 611 O. Od
Yellow Russia 64 lid —s Od
White ditto •--6 011 61, Od
Melted Stuff DO. Od 52. Od
Ditto Rough Ous Oil 32s Od
Greaves . . . 26s ud
Good prep; . .9i Od
Curd Suap . . . 1044
Yellow Soap . .

IThitechapel Market St 8i
Si. Jaitie,.'s Market 3i bit
Clare Market • • Us Oil

7s 44

A%erage-3s. 81d.

Price of Candles, per dozen,
lid. per dozen alloai

, Mottled . . . . 986
116. Gd.--•bloulds, 126. MI.
ed for.resity mumeeky.

PRICE OF 1101'S.
New Kars, pee et% t. I New Rags . pee ewt.
Keut . VI 10. to 41 10s Sussex Sl'lo4 to SI is
New Pockets, per cwt.
Kent .Stsstosl Os I .31Osto 41 104
Sus..ex 21 16s to 31 18s Farnham 31 10. to 71 Os