The National Register.
London, England, 1823-01-19 00:00:00

MARRIED.
Al 4. George's, Hanover square, the lion. Major General Fermor,
only brother of the Earl of l'otufret, to Mbs Rosuagh, eldest daughter
of '.l. tiwroagh, hart. of l•wilaml
At the 114140 non. Lofty, solicitor, of the Old Jewry, to
eldest tlaeglder of Mrs. Carry, of Pimlico.
At Mar) lebone church, H. Fellers, req. of New lodge, Nee%hemp.
swill, to MIMINUS, daughter of G. Bridges, tag. n ("teenier place,
Portman square.
Al St. Mur}bt, Islington, Mr. William Martl.i, to Mrs. Hallow/ay,
both of birmongharn.
At Camberwell, the Be.. T. 11. Walpole. of All Soul's college,
Oxford, awl of seetiou Valente, Keel, to Sarah, youngest daughter et
Capt. W. A . Met hen, of Pee:ham, surrey.

DIED.
On Tuesday last, le her year, Senn. the wife of Dr. T.
Garden, of Projems square. Old Bailey.
At Boutharnmon, on his way trout Bath, Rickard Meerleks, esq. of
Rankinn home, near t hi/Kamer, aged 73.
John William While, esp. of George street, Mansion house, and of
Clapham sire.
At Kensingtoe, the Re. (lan. F . Viscountess Dow. Montagne.
At hi• bonne in stationer street, kishmegate, S. Kalb, esp. *2 years
a common Councilnias of Ilishopeg ire ward.
At isle fathers bowie, I. Newingtou germs, Mr. B. D. Habgeed,-of
Friday erect, aged ff.
At stoekerell, George lame. Rots, 'eq. aged 3.1.

rrHE LONDON WINE COMPANY, 141,
L FLRET-STREET, conducted on an extensive scale
hitherto unknown in this country, and established for the sale
of Genuine Wines of superior qualities, give a general invita-
tion to the I'ublic to inspect their Cellars, in which will be
found confessedly the largest, and they trust the fiscal Stuck 01
Wines in the world. It is not their intention to enter into
competition as to Priors with some advertising houses, who are
at this moment addressing the Public, and tempting customers
to purchase on low terms, than which nothing can be more de-
ceptive, because the facility with which Wines are not only
reduced in quality, but mixed with inferior as well as Cape
Wines, is too notorious, and must convince the most unwary,
that pu•chases of this description will invariably prove dear at
almost any price, especially when sold in bottles of the smallest
size.
The London Wine Company repeat their assurance that Cape
Wines will never, ender any circ milliners, be admitted into
their Cellars, zed feel confident, from the magnitude and res-
pectability of the patroeage already experienced, that they have
only to purple the lithe of conduct they have hitherto dune, to
ensure universal snlisfection. Ceittlemen, therefore favouring
the Landon Wine Company with their commands, may depend
upon tieing most honourably treated, and should not the %Vines,
&c. give the highest satisfaction, the money will be carefully
returned. ALL, ORDERS BENT FREE OF CARRIAGE.
The present being the season for laying down Ports, this
Establishment is bottling upwards of 500 Pipes, at 40s. 425.
445. cud 465. per Dozen, the qualities of which will bear the
%Vine Company oat against all cosopciiition.
Very fine Crusted Ports 51. to 725. Fine old Sherry 4Gs,
Teneriffes 42e. to 46 te —Madeira& 505, &c. &c. Every des-
cription of Spirits, of the finest flavors, and on equally favour.
able terms, jar ready mosey only.

CifilLl) BEI) Linen Millinery, DreBs, Stay,
Its.l and Cloak NV arebouse. Mo. 30, City-road, Near Finsbury-
square..—lira. I NCRAM must respectfully informs her Friends
and the Public in general, that she has laid in a well-selected.
fashionable, and large us...irtnit ot of Child-bed Linen of every
kind, Millinery of every denciiption, such a. !see, dress, mourn-
ing, night and all other kind of caps, turhaos, handkerchiefs,
frills, Btc. very cheap, Dresses, Pelisses. and Cloaks of all
sorts, made in the first stele of fashion end dispatch, at very
moderate charges—Ladies are respectfully invited to inspect
the above collertion.--Obterve a Doll in the window, and it is

next door to the Rustic House, Cabinet, Rad Chair Manufactory.
30, ST RA ND.
A NEW SHAVER; oa, SECOND EXPERIMENT.

A At 0141 MT—who (having first tried on himself
And cutting his joral.—the miheltievouself
Itesolv'd to embrace opportunity pat,
And operate next on the beard of the Cott

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The place of a mirror adapted to snit.
There stotal in the room then a high polish'd BOOT.
In which WARREN'tI Jet of preseinfnent hue
Displey'd the tine forms of reflection to view.
Now seizing poor Poe:. to the bright BOOT he bore her
The Monkey her shadow then gleaming before her.
And answer'd her struggles with chatttr and blows,
erphiu while hesoup'd from her curb to her nose!
The Cat. thus essaying in vain at resist:nice
And mewing. in !Milli plaint. for assistance.
With wooden She same operation now saw
Perform'd in, or shown, by the Jet of eclat!

in front of the BOOT then, as if to explain it
The tnethad af sharing, how best to atom it,
The act of intersperaing with grin and grimace,
The Ape cleared the Ca of each hair on her face !
And strange though it icems, yi t the frolicsome elf
Was much more successful with Poa• than himself,
The SHAY e.tt Adroit! y concludiu g Ilia .crarag,
The SHAY'!" with the locsof her whiskers escaping!
The Monkey in triumph the parlour now sought,
And Cat and b:ight HOOT to a company brought,
Who saw what tills Barber hail then been about,
And hair.' his essay with a rapturous shout
Of mirthful surpria.;—thi: strange incident backing
The merits of WAttitmes unparallerd Blacking.
This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING. Prepared by
lIOIIIOIIT WARREN.
30. Strand, London; and sold in every Town in the Kingdom.
Loom). in Dottiest...A.lod. ltd. and Ind. each. Also Pair
BEAC KIN 0, in Pots Gd. ltd. rid. each. A Shilling Pot of Pasta
is equal to Four
ti lc Bottles of Liquid.
•• sk for WARMEN's Blocking