The National Register.
London, England, 1812-03-01 00:00:00

142

On Thursday a man wens brought to Bow-street. on a charge of felony
under peculiar circumstances. He was charged with stealing two sacks
from Covent-Garden Market, and the cause of his detection was offering
the sacks for sale to the man, he had stolen them of. He was committed
to Tothill-fields Bridewell far trial.
Thursday the coachman to Lady Buckinghamshire woks brought up to
Niarlboroughstreet, and held to bailoan a charge of wigully driving
her Ladyship's carri ige against Lord Hawke's curricle, on Wednesday,
sitar Pirrilico turnpike-gate. E Ili Lordship luckily sustained no injury
in his person, but his curricle and hareteaz were destroyed, one of the
horses hilled,.and !he .other much injured. His Lordship intends to sue
Lady Buckinghamshire for lu dantages.
Mrs. Harriet Magnes, alias Mrs Harriet Voice, who'has attracted so
much public notice by stealing the child of a Mr. Dellow s a
into
appear in a Court of Justice. having been ceinmitted to ‘Vinchester
gaol to take hey trial at the ensuing Assizes, on the chaege of having two
husbands.
• Lately, as Mr. T. Osbourne, First Lieutenant of the Royal Marines,
was returning on board the ship Sarah, in Yarmouth Roads, his hands
being benumned with cold, lie requested to be hoisted up in the boat ; a
pope was sent down with a bow-line knot, to put round him for fear of
an accident, but this he twice declined. He was then hoisted op along
with- two boys, who had been left in it to fix the tackles ; but when
nearly up, the stem ring of the boat drew out, and in consequence
therepf, Mr. Osbourne was precipitated into the sea ; and the tide run-
ning very strong, he was instantly carried away. and ne‘v,r seen after.
Thursday morning last, a man digging a ditch in Bury-fields, adjoining
the town of Guildford, discovered a box containing the remains of an
infant, apparently about a month old. The skull seemed to have been
broken in sevt ral piece 3, and to all appearance the body had been bu-
tied several years.

TO THE CI.ERGV.—The Cleri- al Establishment in Doctor's Com-
wits, under the superintendance of Messrs. Davies and Wa',tell, take
this public opportunit: of expressing their gratitude for the distil,guished
Patronage they have so long received from the Clergy, and
Patrons of Benefices, in whose service they continue to act with that
assiduity, delic.:cy, and honour, so highly essential in their transactions.
Their-Official Duties extend to the Yurchase and Disposal of Ativow-
tons and Vresentations, the Exchange olDenefice, Survey, and Valua-
tion of Tythes, and every species 4:2t Church Transfer that call he legally
effected. To Gentlemen iequirwg-Curacits or P.reacherships for a per.
tnanertcy or liMittd time, the E,:-..blisliment is found to be of the most
usential clnvenience. An Ilucumbents requiring Curates for a short
or lengthened p,/riOd, can ahvays be accoi. inodated, within one day of
their wishes being made known, with parties of undoubted moral and
professional character. The hours of Public Business from Eleven to
Four daily, and Letters, free of postage, addressed to Melsrs. Davies
and Wasttll, 6, Wardrobe-place, Doctor's Commons, will meet with
an immediate and explicit reply.

FROM INDTA.—A BEAUTIFUL PP ODUCTlON.—Patrovised
by their Royal Highnesses the, Princesa of Wales and l'aike of Sussex,
and most of the. Nobility, MACASSAR OIL, for the HA IR.—The
virtues of this Oil, extracted from a tree in the island of Macassar, in
the East Indies, are far beyond description for increasing the growth
of hair, even.on bald places, to a beautiful length and thickness ; pre-
venting its failing off or changing colour. hi dressing the hair it is
pre-eminent, in strengthening the curl, bestowing an inestimable gloss
and scent, rendering the hair inexpressibly attracting, promotes the
growth of whiskers, eyebrows, &c. In fine, it is the first proluction
in thC 'world for restoring and beautifying the hair of Ladi,..s, Gentle-
men., and Children. Such celebrity has it attained, that it is daily ,
honoured with the sanction of Royalty, Nobility, and Gentlemen ul
the Navy and Army, and Public at large. It is innoxious,and suited to
all climate".
Sold at 3s. 6d. 10s. 641. and large -bottles, containing, eight small, at
ls. each, by the Proprietors, Rowland and Son, Kirby-street,
Hatton-garden, London ; and te,, appointment, by Mr. Seryth, Per-
fumer to his Majesty, 117, New Bond-street; Hendries, Titchbornc-
street ; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street ; Berry, 17, Greek-street ;
Barclay and So. s, Fleet-market ; Riggs, 65, Cheap Side, and 5'2, Park-
street ; Bolton and Tutt, Royal Exchange ; and by all Wholesale and
Retail Perfumers in London, and in every "''oven throughout the Empire.
• • Beware of servile imitators, as the F • r•tiite Macassar Oil is signed
•
Cm the label in red ink, "A. Rowland S "
Of whom may be had, a most impr rtant Discovery, patronised by
her Royal Higi the Duchess of Yo, k, and sanctioned by hi, Excel-
lency the rtitit,_, del Infantado. and many families of high distinction,
ALSAN-1 X I'RACT ; or .thyssinian Botanical Specific for the
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Great Britain. France, It atal throuLhfait all Europe, and by the
celebrated John Hunter.
Pi spared and sold at I. 's. t;"1. and small betties of 4s. 6d. each.
ila;so'rhe ALIA:NA POWDER, at -2s, 9d. per box, by the Prorrie.
tor, as abov!c.