The National Register.
London, England, 1814-05-29 00:00:00

MAY 29

UI~fI'ISEI GALLIAIY, PALL-AIALL.

TUN GALLERY IS NON OPEN wit h a selection of tlic best worls
of Hoezirtli, \V►lson, aid 2.4dni, with which the Pro
prietots h ive favoured the Bri for the purpose of evinc-
in,z the tut riti of those eminent Masters. Admission Is. Catalogues
tader,

JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.

Patronized by Ladies of the first distinction.
P2i.X A DRESSES, INV IS I BLE PETTICOATS, DRAWERS,
ant W A IsTLOATS, made of both India Cotton and Spanish
Lambs' Wool, warranted never to shrink.
Mrs. 'MORRIS respectfully informs Ladies, that she continues to
make vets large supplies of her celebrated Patent Invisible Petti-
coats, Opera Linder Dresses, Drawers, and Waistcoats for the en
suin : summer, and are now ready, in the greatest variety of shapes,
for the inspection of Ladies, made of both India Cotton and Spanish
Laird's' %Void, articles %% Mel' cannot fail to meet the highest appro-
bation of every Lady in Europe, as-they tend not only to add to the
comfort and pleasantness of the wearer, but likewise to improve the
shape, eleg nice, and figure of the person ; all of which she warrants
never to shrink by washing. Cl.ildrEns of every bin made to order,
at the Original Wholesale and Retail Hosiery, Glove, and Welch
Flannel Warehouse, No. 190. Oxtbrd-street.
N. B. Ladies WASH LEATHER DRAWERS fur Riding.

On Wednesday, the first of June, will be published, in royal Bvo..
price Js.-6d., No. XXI. of
THE ROYAL MILITARY PANORAMA,

EmS•llished with an elegant Engraving of the late General Sir
Wi;l:am Mea.lows, K. B. And 411 Accurate Map of the Island of E lha
This Elealt and Intere;ting work w 11 in future he published by
C. J. Itarrsiloon, Strand. corner of Catherine7strcet, (to whom ail '
Comitunic,tious for else Editor are xeques ed to 1-e addressed, instead
of to Orcnar I-street, As Iteretofote,l and Sold by I. Egerton, Military
Liar.v‘, ; Bowdery ana Kerby, Oxf.,rd-Areet, near Of-
chard-rrest • an' all Booksellers.
Tl:r.-e Viifumes art alreidy pul lisl!ed, price if. 6s. each, in boards.
The 'unprecedented :•stle. eir-d cx C. 4 ve Pat,o tage, whi_h it has ex.
pe.i .I.ce), ate the best plot G of its general uti it y to the Officers of the
B it sh Army.
Jus- pusii:b-r1 by C. T. Barrington, Strand, and to be had of all
B ‘mse 1 rs. in One tlick'Volunse, 8 0., p ice 16s. boards, embet-
I shed with an elegant Portrait' frotn -in original M-tfature, in the Pos-
session of Mada•.,e de Start, MB \,lOl RS and CAM PAIG NS of the
PRI NCIL ROYAL or SWEDEN ; by Hut Philipp-at, Esq.,
author of 11. e Ni rthtrn Campai• ns, Mentolis of General Moreau, &L.
important Wt.rk, tie Vblisiter s:tortgly rtcJiiiinetuls to the
perusal of every one 'h f eis interested in the late momentous con-
cerns r n the Ceivice..t as of e cif the most au hent•c and interestip,;
Wr rocs that (an b 2 I tail. bed, the Author hay,ng Leen enabled to col-
lect Docun-.ents ittacce.sible to a'rnost any otlicr Person, And having
I,kewi .e had in.ny trni mum private cotrirutiLatitips from the Ha-
ro•itss de Stael, as w: u 1 as other distinguish d Foreigners, who have
been intitn,tely acquainted with his Roy at Highness.
Ear), in lune will be published, in Two Volume;, Elm, with a
fint Portraii of Marshal Blucher, ern m a Miniature e expressl% for
his Majesty the King of Prussia, THE CAMPAIGNS of GER-
MANY .:11.1 FRANCE, from the Expiration of the Armistice in
181 s, to tile Period of Buottapute'i Abdication of the Throne; by
John Phil ppart. Esq.
Th,a o k %Vat him a Continuation of the Northern Campaigns of
ISI2 at.d 1813, by the same Anther, and may be had of C. J. Bar-
rinoo:l, as ab we. •

W. MARTIN f'ek it a duty he owes to himself and the Public,
to reply to the invidious attack of I. [lista, in the daily papers, in
which, with a sub:lcty by no means cre,iiti!h!e to fair dealing, he
canii ns his customers from leaving his Office, fa the sake of a
paltry Medal or a wretched Engraving, and thereby incurring the risk
of not receiving the proceeds of any Prize which they might chance to
obtain out of the Wheel Mr. MARTIN
cannot tor a 11110111ellt sup-
r)se, that any part of the dishonourable paragraphs alluded to can
have any reterence to him, because, in the first place, the Prints he
gives gratuitously to purch..sers of Share, have been pronounced by
Ar ists to be of a superior order; mid, in the second place, he has sold
more Capital Prizes in every Lottery, since his conimencing business,
in proportion to the number of ickcts, than F. R ; at,d :t is no-
torious that all Prizes have been paid on demand ; inch pendant of this,
it is known that the security of every Lottery Office Keeper is the
Lune ; for the fortunate holders of a Prize have, in their possession of
a share, as well as that in a Whole Ticket, the security of Govern-
ment itself. over which Lottery Office Keepers can have no control.
The exposition of this tact must prove to the Public, the miserable
expedi.nts to which Mr. Bisa is obliged of resorting to, and the dis.
honorable fallacies which lac is invariably fabricating,