The National Register.
London, England, 1814-03-20 00:00:00

Tii r, NATIONAL fIEGITER.

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.. COUNTY FATE ,I Fl,
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The Duke gif R U !), K. G.
The Marquis of BUCK I N HAM.
The Marquis of No FHA NIP 11) NY.
The of 1111 C ;s: I NGH AM." HZ RE.
The F..trl dt LIPP,: OSSOR
W i 1.1.1AN1 AED, F.sq. M. P.
S. BERN A R -Fsq. M. P.
And NINA Y DIR EC TORS.
MANAGI'e:
J. T. BAR R BEA LTA 0 N Esq. F. A. S.
?Mons insured iu this 0111.. e •hate the Prcfi!s EQUALI.I., with the
Original Members, accordiry their re;pectiv.• Contributions. A
permanent Surplus CapitAl of 400001. has been subscribed by the
original Members, and thor a10n,.: are rzspon-ible : hence, , nose wl:o
slow desire to insure are eticctually secived against that unlimited
responsibility witich tnis bce so severely te!t in societies upon the
Contributionsbip or Union principle.—Agents are aopointed in the
principal towns who are also Agents to the PROVIDENT LIFE
OFFICE, founded on similar principles.

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• TWENTY POUNDS REWARD.
Some persons, envious of the snecesswtiie.L Mr. DE CHF',MANT
has acequiredi as well by his admirable ill,. ntiau of Artitieial Mine-
ral Paste Teeth, U.S jealous of the felicitc he his the happine,s to en-
jey with his virtuous wile, in itis atl.tirs, have printed aid
circulated, xvithout the name ut the Ptinter. a defain4l:nry libel tend-
ing to create unhappiness in the ety.opn of lib intere:.tint! wife,
while it is calculated to iteposr un the credulous humanity of the
Public, by a false statement &." <listre.s.
The Lib( I is faltely stated to be eirenlated by the wife of
I)E CitEMA NT, mid is dated from Lisson.lirove. New Road.
A woman of irregitiarlife, and her associates, arc strongly suspect-
ed to be the authors of this arroeions eircular.
A REWARD OF TWENTY POUNDS. will immediately be
paid on dieovery and convictints of. .the Author, Printer - or
Publisher, by ill r. 111% CHILNIANT, No, 2, Fritb-street, Soho-
square.

THE. N EFARIOUS PRACTICE OF STOCK-JOBBING
B 1101 i KRS UNVEILED.
OBSERVATIONS on the Art of the 7th of Geo. lA. e. 8.
entitled " An Art to prevent the infamous Practice of Rod:-
Jobbing," wills an Appendix, containing sever,il extraordinary rases;
-together with the Opinion et' Counsel, .end other comments tending
to extirpate a practice equally subver.ive of the nviral Mid
interrit of the nation ; the wlitile 'calculated to atfOrtl redress
to the Victims ol unprincipled combinatiop.
At the pr5....-cut moment. yawn the spirit of linguirdeflispeculation
his entailed nun lIPQI4 No many hundreds et. indn,trions individuals
at perusal of ibis work will not fail to attract the attention of the
Mercantile World ; and while the 611gpStiNiS it contains :Jibed q
cdntary cheek to guald agaitist the rapacity of ee:taiii lirokers, the
iniquities it details are well calculated to deter any speculator
k..An encountering the danger attendant On illicit bargains.
Wtitten by THOMAS mon:rum:lß, Esq.
Author of cl Every Mon his awn Bruktr,"--" Lectures on the
Elements of Commeree, Polities, and FinAnces."--ft Every
Adventurer in Lotteries iris own Dope," &c. 6re. 4c.
To be had ofd. M. Richardson; No. 1140 ClOllllliP and Hubert,
Bookf.eller, Meur etre( t,
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SAUCE A LA RUSSIF, FOR FISH. CULEFS, STEAKS,
CHOPS, .8.4 c.

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JOHN HILL, successor to th • late kir. Tlintztas Aveling, Italian,
*nil Fish Sauce Warehouse, 63, PICCADILLY, facing St jarneos-
street, r:spectfully Informs the Nobility and Gentry, that In: aline
COlitirtues to prepare t4tc above most excrlient snd much admired
S.iuce from the original receipt of the late N 1 r. Thomas A veiing, and
begs to return thanks for the liberd encouragement ha ha` recciveel.
LA hopes to be honoured by a eontititbonce of tUtille favours.
feels the gteareasctmidettce in r::continentAicg the above ranch admired
Sauce, as bein'g superior to any ocher St: nee hitherto otrered to the
Ple3se to observa the; label on each bottle-llas my signature,
rli others are spurious.

MARCH 20

sTOCKINai.-BoTH SILK AND INDIA COTTON, AT THE
OLD PRICES:

T. MORRIS respeetfolly informs the Nobility and Public, •he
is now SELLING Oiar ready money) his extensive STOCK of HO.
yIERY,-of all sot ts, and Gloves, without the least advance. Fami-
lies going abroad# and Captains of ships, will find this well worthy
their attention, as the price of every article in, the hosiery and glove
line are rapidly advancing, therefore T. M. wisbes his customers to
benefit by the above, and recommends them to make as early a pur-
ely:is(' as possible, as after he has disposed of his present Stock, he
will not be able to serve them on such advantageous tottu.--No.
100, Oxford-street.

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SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND OTHER
VALUABLE EFFECTS.
beagtiful drawing.room Grecian luctre, a capital musical clock*
a select library or books, a large library table; a handsome draw.
it room suite of French window-curtains, with chairs and
couches en mite ; a flue Giecian sideboard and patent dinina-
tables, handsome China and cut glass of every description, table
and bed.litten;.&c. &c. The genuine property of Captain H. W.
Howard.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; BY MR. WALKER,
On the Premises, No. 1,3, Duke-Street, Manchester vinare, TO.
MORROW, March 21, and following Day, at Twelve o'Clocli,
All the truly-Elegant Effects, Comprising Three elegant French dre.
pfry curtains awl cornices it:indsatuely ornamented. fourteen chairs
and two eouches in imitation of rose-wood en suite, Mahogany double
seiewed four-post and cottage bedsteads with handsome chintz fornittire
tasteltilly made up with French fringe and ornamented cornices,. prime
seasoned clean goose beds with suitable bedding, Brussel4 eirpets near,
ly new, of large dimensions, pi, r and chimney glasses ir' fashionable
gilt frames, the cabinet articles compri'e double and single commode
chests of drawcrs, wardrobes, Secretarie bookcases,- eylentler writing
desk, gentlemen's shaving and ladies' dressing cases, dining, card,
Pembroke • and sofa tables, ladies' reading, writiog, ;,ml work ditto,
capital parlour Trafalgar Chairs, covered with red Morocco :Talbot.
and Satin Halt cloth, maliognity Couches to match, a pair of scarlet
windoW curtains, handsome lustre: mounted in or-niolii, a ta.
Isle service. of blue ware, rich tea and Coffee. Equipages, foreign
tablet and bed linen.
Catalogues to be had on the Premises, •
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