The National Register.
London, England, 1814-01-02 00:00:00

MARRIED.

At 131111, T.eiut.•Colonel J. P. Hamilton, 15:id reelment, to Miss
C. Fane, second daughter of J. Fane, Esq. Member for Oxfordshire,
and niece to the E►rl of Macclesfield.
At St. James's Cliu►ch, the Hon. E. Law, M. 11. eldest son of
Lord Ellenhorough, to Lady 0. Stewart, youngest daughter of ti►e
E,►►l of Londonderry.
it. Spankie, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Barristtr at law, to Mits
daughter of J. Inglis, Esq. of Mark-lane.

PIED. •
At her hriuie in the Cireint, Bath, the Hon. F Hamilton, relict of
the Hon. C Hamilton, uncle to the present 11argiiis of Abercorn.
Aged 81, Mr. K. Lemon, 47 years Chief Clerk of hi 3, Majesty's
Record Office in the Tower of Lmidou.

• LARGE NEWCASTLE COALS, tirs.. PER CII4LDRON.
The Original CITY COAL COMPANY beg to inform the Nubility,
and .Public in general, that the present is a favourable opportui,ity is
buy Coals. us they are Pow Selling Best at the reduced price of tiffs.
Ingrain with five:chaldron, for prompt payment, free of expellee, eieelet
shooting and metage.—Orders receired at Messrs. Head's, N. 150.
New Bond-street ; Mr. Aldard's, Wax Ch.ndler, No. 7. Pall-mall ;
Mr. Coupe's, Sid ier, No. 71, Sun-street, Bishopsgute ; or by their
Agent, IViliiiim,Ward,

A VALUABLE DISCOVERY, with a SAVING of FIFTY

IkER CEN'I.

IMPROVED LAVENDER WATER.

fine, subtle fluid, being trebly distilled, with very little heat
from the recent flowers, k more fragrant and refreshing thane any
other preparation or the kind, produces the pertnatient eff:'et of a
'novelty of the fresh fIoWCTS ; and being extremely volatile', is speedi-
ly flitfusecl through a spacious apartment: instead of discoloinia;,
it actually increases the whiteness of linen.
Prepared and sigufd by the Proprietor, 0 Joncg, and s•old mb;ll.e,
sale and retail, at Watson's medicine WarehOUse, 22. Seuthaaipi..ll-
- S;ran.l, price 34. in plats, or 30s. per dozen : %%here al,o
is
sold Jaint's's Irestimable Peruvian Tooth rowder; iu bouts of is.
acid i s. till' each.

GREY cir CARROTTY WHISKERS are a great disfigurement to
Gentlemen.—Ladies and Gentlemen making trial will be convinced of
the utility of Prince's Dye, being in improved, that no doubt cow re-
mains making Grey or Carroty Hair dark or black immediately.—
Observe, there has been many attempts to prepare articles fora simi-
lar purpose, bet have failed.
Several Ladies have declared, tiod for years titey had been obliged
to wesr false hair, althongh baying tolerably good hair of their own.
but it being g-ey at an catty age, they welts recommended to make It
lair trial, and in a short time, so great WAS the addtine, that they lea
eff the false hair, and has made their head of hair have the \ oatliful
appearance as when twenty years of age.—Ask for " Prinkie.6 Dy
price Hi:l.-a-guinea a bottle, or a dozen bottles 51.
P!aia directions are inclosed in each bottle, by which any one way
dye their hair themselves with case and pleasure.
Sold by the Proprietor, Prince, D.-ntit.t.—ilibserve, it is not a Shop
—exactly opposite No. 7. ; the Numbers are irregular in Johu-strvt t,
Oxford-street.—lle wheeler, as petty shops sell counterfeits.
Sold also by Hendrie, Perfumer to her Majesty, Titebbtrue•street ;
Cattle, b?, New Bard street ; Harding, BQ, ; Wet" 150.
Oxfot d-street ; Davison, 59. Fleet street ; Rigge, Citeupelde ;
ton, Trill, Royal Exchange ; and try must ptincipal Perfumers Or Me-
dicine Venders
As there has been great cemplainks in the country they cannot get
Prince's genuine Dye, therefore, to necomm-date Ladies and Gentle-
men that reside itt in the country. hs enclosing a 11 note in a letter,
directed to Mr. Ptince, Dentist, John-street, Ottfrad street. London,
will receive by return of coach one gaineu's worth, or I'2 bustles fur Ss

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