The National Register.
London, England, 1818-01-04 00:00:00

UN lON-HALL.

OUTRAGB AND ASSAULT.—Tuesday, Mrs. Lesley, of the
Black Lion, in Mint-street, the person who on Monday ap-
peared as complainant against the parties concerned in the
riot of Saturday ve'nnight, was brought before the Magistrate
by Goff, the officer, charged with having attempted the mur-
der of Mr. Thomas Davies. In the proceedings which had
previously taken place before the also,' ate, relative In the
outrage of Saturday week, Mrs. Leaks described het self as
the landlady of the house. It appeared by the evidence ad-
diced on Tuesday, that she cohabited with Mill'homas
Davies, who was in fart the landloid of the Black Lion.—
After theit are is al at tunic int Montle) from the proceedings
at this office, Mrs. Lesley abused Mr. Davies fur not having
sworn more positively to the prisoners lil4ll he had dune.—
Davies recriminated, and averred that she was the principal
cause of the distorbauce, and in6nnt d flan she should im-
mediately quit the house, and give place to one more worthy of
the situation. Exasperated at the dismissal, she• vowed
vengeance, and swore that it she quitted the house she would
not leave lla,vies alive in it. She aimed herself with a Mace
of loaded pistols, and followed hint from one room to another,
until he escaped her Cory by a preeipitate retreat 'blotto:lt
one of the windows. lie procured the assistance of Golf the
officer, and returned to the house. Mrs. Lesley was turn no
where to or found. Alter a diligent search they discovered
her in a cramp posture secreted in an old chest. Mr. Ser-
egant Sellout ordered that she should be committed mail she •
could find bail.

SINGULAR WJLL.—A few days since an eccentric character
named Smith, who lived at Pancras, and who had been in a
declining state of health, called for a pen, ink, and paper,
to make his will. As he was in k cry indigent cirsuoistances,
the poor woman in whose house he lodged was not a hille sem-
prised at this /chilliest. She, however, humoured him, and he.
wrote that which he called his will ms a sheet of paper, which
he placed under his pillow, and desired it might not he opened
until he was dead and cold : his order was :attended to. lie
died un Wednesday week, and on Thursday mot nor; his will
was opened in the presence of two or three twit:lll,4lms, ‘i
its contents were frotnd to be a simple bequest of los body to
celebrated anatomist, in order to &lye funeral expellees and
unnecessary trouble. His other effects. which a ere Merely
weariu apparel, lIP left lIIR landlady. Mit withmanding this
unusual legacy, it is intended-to give the holly decent burial.
The remains of Mr. Sutton Cochrane, who was milortu.
nately killed in a duel %%Mk M jot Luekyer, were interred at
Cowes, un Tuesday se'hedghl. It is said this lamented
Gentleman was a son of Mr. Masil Cochrane. The principal
pa' ties iii the duel are still at large.

The following paragraph, taken from Prince Leopold's
answer to the Berkshire Address of Condolence, contains a
clear expression of his &ICU," Highness'« purpose to make
England his comfit.% nfp,rmancnt re.uts nee :
•• tsn nouccasion has the general sympathy and feeling, for his
'misfortunes been wore affectionately manifested than in tile condo-
lence he has now to acknowledge; he is anxious to record it with
those innumerable and unquestionable proms of generous affection
and adeep sorrow, with which the euttutty hate cheered and sup-
ported lain, under his I,wn. awful and atlixted sufferings ; to meet
their assurances with his own, that his test thoug, is and prayers,
his most fervent and unceasing vsislics, will ever be for their welfare
and prosperityand to acknowledge it his pride, as it is his first
remaining luippiacssa that his destiny for ever touted to the British
nation."

EQUITABLE TRADE SOCIETY AND CHAM-
betas COMMURCE; Instituted at Loudon, in the Year, 1b1;, No-
nuscalnais.
THOMAS BIGN01.1), Ewt: Founder and President.
• FREI). ARN At'l) (71. A It la., Esq. (of Itattemea Rise) F. S. A.
soc. Acad. I•Orus. Curnme, et int. Arced ROMA, &c.
Vies Pr‘sident and S.:eteaary.
NIEMIIII.ItA.
Matthew Blackiston. Bart. Sir John Poring. Bt. ALL M.P.
lisetjamin Slaw, Esq. M. 'llionias Smith, E--q, & Aldn.
More J. Brawl. Esq. F.R.S. &e. Stephen Nicholson limber, Esq.
Alexander Lamb. Esq. Thames SiMpson. Esq.
Ja.'ICS Harding. I. Joha Ilanson, Esq.
Sol 'mon C.tetke Es+ Thomas W Lsq.
Cols Conti, Esq. James Rawlins. Esq.
Christopher Ridout Rend, Esq.' Timothy Francis Power, Esq.
•
John Stachlac timid'. Esq. John Fry. dices.
Allen l'eing. Esq: Hobert John Runyon, Esq.
George I/e Boutiliter. Esq. James Lewis Kenniby, Esq.
lfeary Benham. Esq. Matthew Gilbertson, Esq.
John Baden. Esq William Winfield. E..q.
Frederick 'fitomoill, Es+ Jo'm Go:dsnittii, Esq.
Hencry Pylitu, Esq. A'illiam Nettleton, E q.
S lemail Bignold, Lsq. Goodman Holoerts, E.
her
Wilson. Joseph Rawlins, Esq.
noiNson, Esq. Henry Dobbins, Esq.
•,,!. Lovell. Esq. Richard Willett, Esq.
Jost Venneruan Noilio, Esq. Joseph 7.littin. Ext.
Mr. Itoh.et Kemp, Mr. George Height:4ton,
Mr. Janis White. All,. Juno Warren.
mr. William Randall, Mr. Robst Ashby,
Mr. Charles Bahl. f Ale. John Crowe,
Mr. James Douglas. t M.. Joseph liarriSoll,
Mr. Joiepn Carter, :sir. William 30411113 Tilley,
Mr. Thomas Baker. Mr. John Sietrks,
31 r. Ben tot • writes, Air. Thomio Lai.
Mr. IClii3lll Nit. Simotel
Mr. James Adams, Mr. Garret Andrews.
Mrs Thema, Hills, Mr. Wm. Atkinson, die. &e.
TREASORF:II4.
SMITH, PAYNE. and S Frit E9rs. Buskers,
The chief olrects of the Society ate, the arbitration and adjustment
lsf disput Accounts, &e.—the Preventive of Suits at Law—the
b. .iedt or Cie Conintcnial and Trading Intrest of this iiingtlons—and
for providing a. Pond, fur the i.urpose.of allionliz.g Mit to honest
but untettunate Tradesmen, &c. And in pursienee of this plan,
the Society have already constituted several respectable Local Coln
suatues anti ANents in the Country.
The the tins of eie Committee are held every alternate Thursday,
at the htnelety'S &nu:, at I t o'clock, prxisety. In order still tlir-
Carr to pro mice the laudable views of toe Sone:y, it may be laSed.
Ralr to explain the male by which the AL:whets are eiected, and
bosinese conducted. Each Member has toe privilege at the Meetings
of the Society, or by letter to we Secretary, to propose any person
who s a.:strous to Lettbairr a =l•-otoer. provai‘J Cae sontains
the name. with the full &Lamm, and place of abode, of the party
ropo,el. Oise number of :11..nbers ss unlidaitted. and the annual
contribution 'f iienty Shillings• in aid of the Funds of the Institution.
Alt Nt.:o.S.:•rs are entitled to vote and tis.•ist in all the business of
the Cliamber of Commerce, and the several Committees. I,ailies
arc eligible, as Nle,a'aers of the Society, to all the privileges theran',
and are alone entitled to vote sty proxy at election' through the
niudiuin of any Geotleman who is a Alerniter, oil his prolucing a
written am Entity tin the 'same. All witunouiretions to the Equi-
table Trade Soe:ety and Ciiaiimer of Coiumerce, arc to be made by
letter. ohlreiseit to the Secretary.
An Aturuol General -.Latin; of Meinbersis held on the fourth day
of d une.
Oo i.v implication for the adjustment of tiny m Ater in dispute, the
conten.ling parties are to state the particulars. in writing, and direct
the Fame &a Cie Secretory, who wlil lay she case bethre the Corn.
mince, sod whose rlay. is to inform the Members chosen ; or where
cases or evidtnces in wr.tiug are submitted. they must be transmitted,
scaled up. thmigh the bonds of the Secretary.
It is al.° we mace 01 toe Vice Pralilcsit and Secretary to take
ehar;t, of VaiVos lodged with him. and lay the same belore the
Ari»trators s tit Noti,e. in writing to the proper persons of all
and'stidi n etes to the patties and witnesses, to attend; to
draw up the submisci .:is ..rid awards, and regester the ; and to
Cliver the swans to C!e pieties weir Agents. The parties rfr-
ing ttirtters to arbaraidou. are to tEpialt who the Steretiry, sun
of Motley, to insure the poyment of the Society's Fees, which are
linty appropt •• ,)ay.iivai, of the Costs of the Award, and
incidental eliarg -s, to a (ha it the Vttrel. apse the approved plan of
tits •• 0 Z EL.G A I .I. 1: , of Dublin. Persons have their deice
or their .Arisitrators ; but tht• M.:nu:dors in all Caste, have e
n; iiointineat of an Cinpirr, ic,nocessary. The Society, anxiousth to
• roili,st • • :loorovemoit I f 'Trade. further Mirk.. the continual:a-
-t. t u a 1 M rotas and l'os.essanial Men, up.in ad subjects mimetic:l
* Cat s ,e b.. • Socarr), 4atUilliteUllollllaloll may alibrd
grod ore extensive exertions. and thus materially contribute
is theun •sismmage of the Puldie. The Law Lihmry of 'the Society,
rim receive considerable encouragement from the present; of Alen).
11 :re, or oti.er person, who may be inclined to place
tsuseful
ioni 800 o
a
ks.
EtLILiVe to ti.e. Law of Tea e, or voloable Miosuscrip, to
Digest. in a IG.pository, at mice permanGit and conducive to the
notional bulefit. As the end..avours of the Soe.iety can be generally
success:di, tasty 10 yams arc twconue.l ty the
6.1,21:4 reaitlOit tip concurdnice of Merchant, to enlarge
Weir lludy. tic ltului :oat Wrgulations may 11.; ~ad (Una-rt.:), on
mops applimtion. All Recoil's for So•escriintoo islauey, ale
sirn_a by t-ie iv-re:try, er:to. furring tolortuatioa they be
ot/tialol,—k!'”' Order of .lte So. 4:wet.)o
I:IL Il1:lilt:1i Alt AVIDCLARKE, V. A. and Sec.
,yl,eisldy wJi be Pubrished.
AN. EICI'LANATION of the of the EQUEPABI.E
TRADE z” ;CIL 1.1. and CII .\ 3Ett i•I CO 1 M Eitel% institut-
ed at Liini•op, in • ;—ttutto.r with oBSERVATIONS and
•N F. outlasted with the Siihjst, calculated to promote
the •it PIIO‘"EMENT ef TIIADIi ;—to winch are acaltil, the
anti II lltli7 I..ATIONS of the I Nei rarrio...—lty
1H It DCRifK AllN.lL'l)hl.,lltKt', h:sq. of liaT'VE:ZsleA-11
Member of the Ltriusida Academy of Antiqititic-s at Cottona in
Tuscany,—lNTEß ARCADES t' Faeroe Eldeuse," at [tome, &c.
ae. tie.

GREY HAIRS on the HEAI), or Grey and Car-
Tatty changed in a few minutes to BROWN or
Ist,ACS„ by a preparation with Spirits. is the beat and onlyinno-
cent Dye in the universe for immediately cl.u.sing R.xl ec G:ey
Ila;r, will no thrtlicr trouble than to poor a little of the dye in a
ran, then dip a comb in it and (*.obit througii the hair, winch will
immodi ly dry, and have thy dotted effect. Hundreds of Lathes
who u-ed to wear fairs hair, b.smuss weir own Incame grey, now
wear their own hair. Also eh:mutant of Gentleuen who lied grvy
or
feenenty whiskers, have Worn, quite dark by Pill N CF.'S Di E.—
Observe, there are several spurious Dyes for changing the hair now
sell" • prepared with canstic, and courary. winch burn, and
Ptak: the' .at; and whiskers turn intrple:- but Prince's Dye, prepared
with spirits, changes the hair. in a tea minutes, to a dark brown or
black, also strengthens and thickens it. Be particular to ask for
Ptince's Dye. and °home, " PRINCE" on the wrarper and seals
of each h. tie.
Halls Guinea a Bottle ; two Lt,tt!es, One Pound ; or one doses%
BAtlee ar,t tip with each Bot,le.
Sold y >rile Propi.:„or, John- treet, Otforst,treet.
parr b• ,r 9.1 e:] fo IN., 414(0: Priest, tit.), Strind; Da-
vison, .5.5. NLet-,lr .d; 6.1. C te.i t id..; ts.P. l'orn-
; Iltiyal si:e •,-..:nci;,11 Pei NI te..r, and
MillMalical Vol T.r.icisicirit, teinac *nu Milt!. lit the tonal. y.
by enc th-; 1:1 3 irmr to Mr. Prilbee. b will .and, by
realm id tVi.els to any part of th,, Lin hires. • Will kscp in all di-
saates..-1 to mid eicrox:a.
.1.

TILL NATIONAL REOTSTEIL

IMPORTANT SAVING.
NEW invented Light, Superfine, Double Covered,
Improved Oval-shape RICAVItiII HATS. at only 20e. The fre-
qacris comp Liens made by Gentlemen, in not boing able to obtain, of
a good quality, at a moderate price. a Superfine Beaver Hat, has in-
GLORGE FRANKS and Co. of WELLINGTON HOUSE
Corner of REM: iIOS ST at:ET. BA KIIIC•W tU aoquaint the Public,
tint in fOntiC,ILIOICE of the very great reduction that bits taken pleat
rt the lrst 'Lae of Beaver, they have added an additional covering of
Haver to t!ieir lists, which render, them capable of wearing con-
siderably longer, and is the means of their always retaining the most
beautifel Black, added to which, they are finished on their new ine-
proved Oval-chirped Blocks, made in the exact Shape of the head,
therefore rain or damp will not in the least affect the shape. The un-
bouaded patronage (beyond all parallel) given to these new Invested
Has, is a wonderful instance of their new excellence over every ether '
Hat ever offend to public notice.—Merchants and the Trade sup-
plied.
(.1 Be particular as to Address, as G. F. and Co. are ant in any
wly concerned with a retail house in Beech-strut, name of F rar.ko.—
No unpaid. Liters received.

REMEDY FOR SMOKEY FIRE-PLACES.
W. and M. FEETHAM, No. 9, Lndgate-hill, and
296. Oxford-street, STOVE Manufacturers, on the most approved
principle for *arming Churchs, large Rooms, Ilot-housts,
Conservatories, At.. engages effectually to remedy Smoke)! Fire-places
of every description; likewise Steam-kitchens and Baths fitted up
in the arrnpletest manner in any part of the Kingdom on reasonable
terms.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.—The finest Disco..
reries of the Age. possessing utility and elegance—HOWLAND'S
MACASSAR OIL. promotes the growth of Hair, preserves it, and
beautifies it from imanry to old age.—Also ROWLAND'S rs-
SENCE of TYRE, changes Red or Grey Hair to Brown or Black,
imitating the exact natural colour.—Also ROWLANI )'S ALSANA
EXTRACT. cures the TOOTH ACII, cleanse-3. preserves, and
beautifies the Toth and Gums, and keeps them tree from pain.—
Sold by the sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, Corner of
Kirby-street, the first mining on the right from Hatton—garden,
Holborn ; and by all Perfumers and Aledicine Venders.—Ask for
Rowland's. and obscrre the signature in red ink, " A. ROWLAND
and Sus."

CHILBLAINS CURED FOR Is. lid.
MARSHALL'S CE RATE prevents and cures
those tmublesome and painful visitants whether in a
broken or unbroken state; removes the Itching and Inflammation on
the first application, and when broken, heals in a much shorter time
than can be credited hut by experience.
Wounds. Ilcarated, Legs, limits, Scalds, Bruises, and Ulcers of
every denomination, and of however long standing, are efnctually
cured by this Cerate.
Birmingham, June 18, Itso4.
" Gentlemen,— a very singular anti important Cure performed by
MARCIA WS ÜBtrEks.U. CF.AATE de111R11:16 publicity: S. GAL.
TON, I' M;. had a man of the nmtie of Harris working, who had
been afflicted for Fifteen Years with a moat shocking inflamed and
bad leg, insomuch as to be almost in a state of putrefivaion ; he bad
been in the London Hospitals, to rite salt water, and under surgeons
of this place. for seven years vast, *hen cii;lit boxes of Marshall's
Universal mune, he bought of etc, completely cured him. I shall
think the proprietor is promoting the cause of humanity, by pub-
lishing this ease, and every °Nan a:tiny of making it known will be
embraced by
" Your obedient humble servant,.
" Bull-street, Birmingham. E. PI ERCY, Bookseller."
Sold Wholesale and Retail by E. EDWARDS, -66, on the Foot.
Way, St. Paul's Church-Yard, London ; Retail also by Sanger,
and Chandler, Oxford,Seeet ; Ward, Holborn; Wilmot. Borough;
Emerson, East ; and Bolton and Smalling, Exchange.
- .

Price Is. 1 yd. per box.

CORNS effectually cured by COLLEY'S- CORN
',DIME), which ne7.fr tails by a f:w applications to eradicate those
painful eacreicbces ; its efficacy will be proved by the first applica-
tion, as itiuunediately eases that throbbing pain telt against ciain,:e
of weather; and in order that all clai,es may feel the beneficial
effect,: of this new discovery, it is sold in bottles at the low priced
I shilling and three halfpence each, b; IL Collar, 5. Holies-meet,
Cavendi .41 •square ; also by Mr. Johnson, 68, Cornhill; and Mr.
Low. 53J. Strand.—Ask for Colley': Corn Liquid. Also at the above
ploces may b.:. had Colley's Depilatory, that removes superfluous hairs
front any parts of the lace, heck, Or emu, in two unnutt:s.
_leaving
the skin :atle..r and fairer than lAefore the application.—Sold in bot
ties at Ss. each.

CROOKED LEOS, DEFECTIVE FEET, and
BAI'KS of CHILDREN, relieved and . cured by Wm. I'OVF.Y,
No. 311, Swami, back of the New Church, near Somerzet !louse.
MaLufa;:urcref the Improved Anatomical Atkiusting Truss, which,
for Vase and safety in all Cases of 'Rupture. is pretrrable to others,
both the principle and price. 'The greatest delicncy observed in all
cases. Gvntlemerd ttuming I4lh, Lat-ed Stockings. Dumb Bells,
•Artificial Legs, llandy,, &a Tius.es repaired and unprovd. Mu.
P. attends the Lulus.

COFFEE..—DEACON and Co. of the COFFEE-
:IIAM'. 2, SKINNER STREET, Two doors (mut Flcct 'Market,
reap:ctftly informs the public. that notwithstanding the great ad-
vance whien has taken place in the price of CteiCes, in the Market.
tl:ey art. still scaling the attest Dutch Coat, roasted, at 24. 611. per lb.
Orders by post attended to, and Guilds scut. free of charge, to all
parts of London. An allowance made in taking a quantity.

BURGESS'S ESSENCE (W ANCHOVIES.
WASEHOUST, 107. STRAND% CORNEA Or THE SAVOY

STX Ps, LONDON.

BUM; ESS AND SON, being apprised of
the trim s endeavours madc by many persons to impose a spuri-
mis article for their make, lead it nicuitibmit on them to request the
attention of the public, in purchasing what they conceive to be the
original, to observe the name and address corresponds with the
above;—the general appearance of the spurious descriptions will de-
ceive the unguarded. and for their Lietection, J. 11. and Sons submit
the following Cautions: sonic are in appearance tit first sight ' the
genuine,' but withmitany name or alltest—smne • Burgess's Essence
of A nrhovics'—others ' Hargis's,' and many more without address.—
.11[1H N BURGESS and SON having been many years honoured
with such distinguished approbation, feel every sentiment of respect
towards the public, and ,earnestly solicit them to inspect the labels
previous to purchasing what they conceive to be of their make, which
thog hope will prevent many dtsappointments.—W AItE 11 E,
ntr, STRAND, COHN EH of the SAVOY LONDON,