The National Register.
London, England, 1813-09-12 00:00:00

POLICE.

MAnt.nonouctr•STltr.F.T —Mr. Bennet, who keeps the Globe in
TieiefiCia..t:cet, Nit:thine:4 ti; supply his Customer. in his own pots
as usual. About four o'itiout: •in Saturday afternoon, .11r. B--'s
servant was assaulted in the street by about five persons, as be was
gathering his pot, which w-ere kicker] 0:01:: the street. At dusk
in the evening, the saint pally, with Seaton a constable vt'St.
Pancias at Reir wen. to the house in a state o; drunkenness,
and behaved in tho inoer • utrageous mariner, su that they cleared
the parlour. and Mr. Rennet procured cnnstables and conveyed
fiii;r ft! this office, the constable, and Hart,
:1:10 lottec, puldicans, Tottenham-court-road and its neighbonr-
hood. Popoff, :mother c!' roe party. escaped. Assaults inid riots
were proved, nu(' the pa..l.ies were ordered to fi•id bail. Jones made
ese;:pe, and alter 11:- had been locked Hp, Mr. 13i ntiet
soli, iteil that they ni'• tit retinal 1141;ire and prodnce their bail ou
Monday, in %bleb Nr. Zaker ocitiesecd.
It ES r:CTI N MAN.
HAT ros-G.tabEN. —Tklrs•lay a man, who said his name was
Joseph Naples, sas br, nglit up in the custody of Lambert, the Mb.
es r, cn A eliat.e of. :,ivalitti; a dead body out of St Vineras's new
'trying-ground. the prisoner was put to the :jar, he I.oked
...Mt the npost fiaring asguranee ; the eve of every individual %els
'tuned witli indigoat..on irt Lint, but parti,ttlarly whoi the snifnatt-
nate ev ar.,l daughter of tile deceased, dressed in deep mourning,
Wee introduced i!I to the Olfice.

ert the o 1 jeer stated, that about five &clock that morning
he Inc the pri.ioner with a large bundle on Isis shoulder, near St.
Pancras new ituryir.;.;-,,eroml f witness asked him where lie was
ing it which the prisoner gave hint a card, with the address
upon it of lie. Tho:oson, cutler, Windmill-street, Hayatarket. On
exnmionig the innuile, the witeess found it to contain the dead
hot!v e! a man, tted.up as close as a trussed fow!, nely covered
ov? r with a piece of :amen baize. He took the !al:toner into cus-
tody, and went to the Sexton, who, on examiniuk the ground,
cennit a el itve (lien, and the body missing that was buried there the
pree, thug eveeing.
Ann Skeen, the vi idow of the deceased, residing at No. 7, Colo-
nude, Bloonl,burv. hei-g s‘vore, appeared greatly agitated. She,
acumpanied by her ttrighter a•til the undertaker, were 1.0 hewn the
body, in the lork isp Leese of the office : she was sure it was the
corpse of her late ha demd ; hr was a dyer by trade, and wotked 20
years tbr Messrs. 1)n an and Ce. King-street. Bloomsbury. The
Oft:yr was ordered to acquaint the Overseers of St. Pancras parish.
that they might see the corpse re-interred, and also prosecute the
prisoner. "[lf:. parties present were bound over to prosecute. The
prisoner, as he was bent- taken from the bar, with an air of assn.
ranee, asked the Magistrste, Mr. Capper, was it not a bailable
offence he was answered that it was, on which he made a bow
autl retired, amidst the execrations of all present.

SEPT. It

ACCIDENTS

Sunday afternoon, Its Mr. C. Codringtnn and" Mr. James Vy.itt, I
the architect, were on their journey to Loudon' in a chariot and
foor horses, about three miles below Marlborough. they were met
by a'return (liaise, a gentleman riding a young horn by the side.•
and going between the two carrizeles, hi• horse being mommage-
able, tun against the chatiot, when he fell, and the wheel going
over him, overturned it. Mr. C. falling meter, received no injury.
but Nlr, Wyatt's head milleg with great violence against the side
a the carriage. cr !medic of the door, fractured his skull, which
caused his death, after remaining fur a short time in a state of in.
seosibility. Au inquest was taken on the body on Monday, before
W. Clare, Esq one of the Coroners or the cow); of Witts,,aud a
verdict returned by the Jury- -Accidental Death.
Cn Wedaeulav night, an inquest was held at the sign of the Blue
Last, in Cocka-ourt, Ludgate-hill, before Mr. Sheltol. Coroner for the
city of London, on viow of the body of Cha:les Macey, who, es we
formerly stated, made an attempt on his own life, by dischargitig a
brace of pistols into his mouth on the morning of last Saturday sestinight.
It appeared in evidetree, that a gentleman of the name of Oakes called
that morning at toe Blue Last. to whom the landlord said, " young
Macey slept here last night, come up and let us cal him, he is not
yet op ; they both went up, and on entering the room, saw the floor
covered %sill' blood, and the deceased on the bed. Mr. Ilurlock taid
Mr. Lawrence, of Warwick-court, surgeons,? attended ; they examined
the wound, and from all appneutatice his death was hourly expected.
One ball had passed through his head, near the temple, struck the
tiding', and was found nn the SI or. The unfortunate man, however,
cred in great agony fin. store than u week, and on his decetee, the I
other ball was found lodged in the vicinity of the bruin. 'James Moore
amid 'rooms Taite, who were well acquaioted with the deceased, stated
sevcr-I acts of insanity cotutoit ed by hint, on which the Jury returned
a verdict of Lunacy.
MARRIED.
On Monday morning, at Aylesbury church, Bucks, the Right
Hon. Lord Nugent, brother to the Marquis of Buekingham, to
Miss Mullett, daughter to General Panlett, and niece io Lord
Panlett. The Marquis of Buckingham gave on eleg;:nt entertain-
ment on the occasion at his sent at Stowe, to which most of the
neighbouring Nubility and Gentry were invited.
DIED.
Suddenly, Mr. G. Oswald, a licensed preacher, who, on Sunday
last, between HIV! hours of one and two o'clock in the arternoon,
dropped down dead, in Carlisle-lane, near the turnpike, Mart4l
Gate, while walking with a friend towards Wandsworth, to preach
an evening sermon.
Most ow fully sudden, Mr. Gibson, miller, at Whittlesea. Co m•
idgeshire ; he was at a friend's home, with a party of ladits, to
tea, and the only gentleman prest ; on takitte tip his cup, he
suddenly let it drop, an,l, reclining oa his wife who sat next to him,
expel ed instantly.

GREY or CARROTIT wursians are o great disfigurement to
Geotlemen.—Ladie.s and Gentlemen making trial will be convinced of
the utility of Prince's Dye, being so improved, that no doubt now re•
mains oinking Grey or Carroty Hair dark or black immediately.—
Observe, there has been many attempts to prepare articles for ri simi-
lar purpose, but have failed.
Several Ladies -have declared, th for years ;bey had been obliged
to wear fake hair, alibis:4;h having tolerably good hair of their own.
but it being g-ey nt early age, they were recommended to make a
fair trial, aod in a short time, so great was the addition, that they left
otT the fdlse hair, awl has made their bead of hair have Cie youthful
appearance as when twenty years of ante.--ask for Prime's Dye,"
price Haila-goinea u bottle, or a dozen bottles 51.
Plain rl,rections are inclosed in each bottle, by which any one may
dye their hair themselves with ease and pleasure.
Sold by the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist.—Observe, it is not a Shop
—exactly opposite No. ; the Numbers are irregular in John-street,
Oxforrl-street.—Be particular, es there ate petty shops that sell coun-
terfeits.
Sold also by Hendrie, Perfumer to her Mdiestr, Titchborne—tree• ;
Garde, 52, *ed• Bond street; Harding, 89, ; Baron, 150.
Oxford street ; Davison, 59. Fleet-street ; Rigge, fi.i, Cheapside ;
tun, Ton, Royal Exchange ; and by most principal Perfumers or Me-
dicine Venders
As there has been great complaints in the country they cannot get
Prince's genuine liye, tlieretUre, to accommodate Ladies and Gentle-
men that resideln in the country, in enclosing a 11. note in a letier,
directed to Mr. Prince, Dentist, John-street, 'Oxford street, London,
will receive by return of coach one guinea's worth, or 12 bottles fur N,

g9l.

_ - - -
• at No‘ 1, Holborn Rant the tOrorr of Middle Row, where was wild in last Loo•
tery, , No. mst,4s, theOrand Prize of „titi,ten in eleven Mares; and in the last she
months, Sit Capital Prizes, in eighty-nine Fhares.
The NEW LOTTERY to be Drawn on FRIDAY Next and iWth of This Month
"truce§ the rollorting advantates in favour of the Palate, :—There are lime
Prizes of moon anti A 4 tit,tion—it of'
, 1041 and b. 0-1. it il a great proportion
of ,eine, SI tin, &e. &c.—the lowestrrizes are £to the first Woo Blanks drawn
ain be Aiio each . tie first drawn Prise ove £' l) ou the first day. will be entitled
to t to,ntst, to addition I. wlta it may' be drawn—and the first drawn on the vs*
day, in like manner, will be entitled to /NOW. 'rickets and Shares for this
extraordillal
.V batten.. ia I Lottery , Is Ich contains only 11,00(1 Tickets, ate on belie 4
the .ruly fortunate Office, No. I, Holborn Bars.

T. BISII wishes to yOrnioct his Iwo Friends Put NO that that
present Lottery begins drawing NEXT FRIDAY.—The Scheme contains
PriLes of XJO,i:OO I 5 Pe. 4..4 of 410110
9 .... PriZei of itytais i; Prises of .... 300

• &c.
And the P'irst One. Thousand Blank will be entitled in £" each.—There i. no
Prize less than -01:: and the First trite above 2., the first Da) will be entitled to
Ten Tian .aud Pounds, and the 6ret Prize the secohd Day (Siptember 2%) to
Twenty Thousand Pounds.
Tickets and Shares are selling at the truly Fortunate Offices of 1111111. I, Corn-
hill, or 9. Charing-c uss, her. 'Twenty-otte Capital Prizes were sold and shared
in tho last Loewy that finished in Jen.e.
Scheme: with paitieulars to he had Gratis, aud a!1 kinds of Government Semi-
ties bought aud sold by Commission at
4, Conant, and 9, Charing-Cross, London.

uTurry AND ELEGANCE COMBINED.
Under thetiluatriousPatronage of their Royal Highness the. Princess. of Wales and
Duke of Sussex, His Excellency the Spanish Ambassador, mid many Fatuities
of high distiuction.
MACASSAR OIL FOR THE HAIR.
This Oil is proudly recotonsendtsi ou the basis of Truth and experience, and the
most reseectable testimanials. It possesses properties of the most sa'ub: nets na-
ture for restoring the hair whore it has I•een bald fer years, preserves it from I*
Of or tenths: grey to the latest poriud of life ; produces on the tresses a most beau-
tiful Close, Scent and Curl.
This Oil is infinitely efficacious in renovating Children's Blair, prom..:tes the
growth of Whiskers, ft) eArows, & c dee. it is pre-eminent fur renovating the
Human Hair. am% addiste to it all Inemnparahle beauty.
erelsants. Captains. Arc. will And this an article of pre-eminent utility for pre
.ery ing the Hair iu ht.t climate's.
Vor general utilit) is inclosed, a Treatise on the Improvement of the %Inman
Hair. gieiue a fun description of the virtues of the Oil, with testimonial% froth
pefsonsof distinguished comitletation. This Interesting Book and the Oils is a
Vatic Mecum fur every family throughout the %%arid : it is iticiudA with each
Bottle is the Wrapper. sizettul ou the ntwiitlo. in red ink. " A. ROWLA Nll an%
SO*."—P. ice ed. and 11. ls. per bottle ; sold WI elesa le and Rel.lll
by the Proprietor., ROWLAND and SON. Kirby-street, fl.etten-garden Lon-
dont anal by their appolatutent—hy their Wholesale mut Retail Agents In imnflfes
—oho ha-e ail just received i large and valuable supply. Mae it) all Petit:ewe,
aud Mediaimt Ve.nders iu every withouth the Empire.
100 Macaacar Oil is tfenuine the tilgnature on tire in red iulr.
(A. ROV LAND and EON.)
13:\TFIINCi TRUSSEi.

Tt has Oren advised by the most t+ntiiivat SuTRPOTIS, that persons
ntam.,d Hernia sl nrld Dot Bathe without a Truss. they have
13i-
tht•rto been urev.utecl in consiquenee of spoiling their Trusses.
(MY, and Co beg leave to inform their Friends and
the Public, that (brit- much unproved ratent Self-adjusting Trusses arts
now matiolnctnred IV ATEn Pit oor.
Li consequence of the supetiority of their invention, the Patentees
have ,eceiveti the fol.,Acilig, appointments; his Majest%'s Royal NavYs
the Nal H. and t)ock Yard.; the Ordnance, Greenwich
hospital, the liono,rabir Fa -t India Company. Stc.Scc.
MANUFACFOEY, STRAND.

iIf:INCIiESTER-SQUARF.—EIevnt end Mnr(ern Household Fit,-
Aare, tiettrlyiiew ; a la ge beautiful Urcciati sideboard, with
two handsome bronzed Figures bolding a brunch for three lights each,
tet 01 mahogany patent dining tables to same ; superbly elegant
dr:mini...room suit of Freed* drapery window curtains, tastefully wade
up, with gib cornices ; !web(' elinnized chairs with eto•hions atid cases,
and a Grecian condi en suite, all with gill ornaments; a set of rich
maim:mos. Trafalgar card and sofa tables, 14 willow el airs with red
leather sews, fine cut glass and china, a la. Itionable con icle with two
sets ..f 6Lc. the properly of Colonel W. F. Edgerton, tnde..ed
t • the Cotttitilmt,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Air. T. WALKER.

On the Premises. Nu. i 5, Dtere-strect, illanttheorr square. 'Jo-Morro.,
Sept. 13 and following Day, ut Tw
All the V. 1.11 Aat F. Et rrt-rs, comp:izing thre,• handsome lofty nitt•
liegaity letv-post bedsteads rich chillsmade inn metier n
style, with gilt And plain eoruices, ornamented %Ott' Fr 1 enc i., _r_...tre,
prime goose feitth:,r beds, larce blankets, and 111:iiseilles quilts, bed-
room window-cultains. laro:e Turkey, Bross. hi, a..el Wilton carpets, too
xqui.itely made Trefalgar sidebsards. plain ditto, a set of patent ma-
hogany dining tables. tug sets of pedestal ewe!, Pembroke, al:d sofa
titbit.% ni,•tiperinr wood and workmanship, a Love secretary and book-
case eleuently plitin c ird, Pembroke., sofa, and 100 tables,
large convex mirrors, paintings, honks, globes. s, harometero and
v:.rif•us other usettil effe,:ta.—Catalogues had at the place at rule,—The
whole ut tin *bore property has been furnished within the last 6 mentbs.

1, REGISI4ER.-
13 HA 'lse( ) firtrs
AND OFFENCES.
• fa at No. 11, Holborn Sam the torn