The National Register.
London, England, 1820-06-04 00:00:00

Zirtbs.
Mrs. Spry, of Charterheute square, of a daughter, being her 13th
etnid.
.0 Lis house, Willesden, Middlesex, the lady of J. Kentish, esq. of
Antieua, ut a sun.
At tlaslin-st. Lady Sophia flerrepont, of a daughter.
it Linden, boriliumbersaud. Mrs. Isigge, of a daughter.
At Brighton, the lady of 11. Menee, esq. of the 3t4 regiment, of a

*atria.
At Wiaterbourse Bewet, Wilts. W. Hodgson, osq. solicitor, Cantle
s•reit, Ilulborn, to Elizabeth, daughter of John lackey, caq. of the
former place.
Mr. William 11l of Salisbury street, Straa.l, to Lydia Isabella,
youngest daughter of Mr. Ilatinau, New Bridge stieet, Blackfriars..
M Greenwich, W. Renwick, el.q. of Inss, Norfolk. to MIN
Ann Allcu,youngest daughter of Use late J. esq. of the former
Al St. Marylchon. church, A. Mackintosh, esq. of Great Portland
erect, to Mary. eldest daughter of L. It. Mackintosh, esq. of Beverly
lodge, near Calchesier.
E. Phial's, jou. esq. of Melksham, Wilts, to Sarah.daughter of the
Ws S. Weston, esq. or Weymouth.
lie. H. Camay, of Aylesbury, Bucks, to Aim, only daughter of Mr.
hots, in, Islington.
At llsmogs, C. Willis, esq. of Craubi ook, Kent, to Dirs. Whitehead,
or !listings.
At Mii.iticover. Derbyshire, It, 111111,esq. of Aylesbary, to Mary,
omidlner of 11. Ghapinao, esq..if 1./Jimmie, Durham.

Dirt.
At Canton, on board the Hon. Company's chip Vensittert, which he I
commanded, Capt. K. S. Dalrymple, youngest sun of Use latt sir
11. Dalrymple, but. of Pergeny 41111 North Lerwick.
At humbay, on board the Curlew, of which ship he was acting
lieutenant, llenry Ratites, eldest sun of ConsatisWeeer tierrett, of
'tutu. aged 22.
At lus honer, Stepney. steal 72, Thomas Marsh, of 'Mansell street,
li.w.linan's (trots, otte tot liar Autioty of Ft iondr.
la 1114)er Watt, alauctlosi or square, W. %%Miaow, cwt. late surgeon
1111 the (All lama ColoopYlo)'.
At Liverpool, alan.i..ll, lellCl of the late C. Kotheram, of Kendal,
NA ...stow, Maw!, .1,..“173.
1.1 I eilioid sqd.re. aged 74, G. C ostlius, tl"4.
At ten port 1'40)0, s. Mslthews, of Lantcrbury oundins, Lambeth,
asled 64, • ',winner of ins society of nitwit.
fa Doughty Wow, 11. t. Int be, tag.
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IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC ESTABLISHMENT.
UNUER the sanction of the ILeading Members
of the Royal Colleo of Physicians, is OPENED at No. I,
rTAFFORD STREET. fIOND STREET. ST. JAMES's-
the AN T 1 P H I oIC Al. BOA RD of H EAI.T H. for the exclusive
cure of Consumption and Asthma (of which 60,0011 die annually
in Britain. and 10,000 of these in the Metropolis alone), on
principles successfully applied equally to the medical and
domestic treatment, and insuring u certain removal of the
emnplairt' ts.
The Board is of en for Patients every day, from ten in the
morning, ant! the Consultations from the country may be addres•
toll to the Secretary.—.Grstis Advice is given every Tuesday and
Friday. twin .en till twelve.
The Lectures also on Pulmonary Diseases will commence early
next month, the receipts for which are appointed for the benefit
of gratis Patients.

CHILD Bid Linen, Millinery, and DreFseti, on
very Reasonable Terms. Mrs. INGRAM respectfully informs
her Friends and the Public in general. that she has laid in a well
selected and large assortment of Child Bed Linen. which she is
enabled to sell at very low prices. and Millinery of every descrip-
tion, particularly a choice collection of Caps of the most fashion-
r.hle and neatest patterns, in great varieties. Drases made to
rder with the greatest tasteund dispatch, No. 30, City Road.
/,tar Fivabury Square,
An Apprentice wanted, a PI en dum required.—Country Milliners
and S .Ili karprs •uppbcd.
Observe, it is nest do .r to the Itti.tic House, very cheap
Garden and Rustic Seat, PlovPlover Stand, Mahogany, Windsor,
Chairs, Conti and Sofa Manufactory.

CENOTAPH to the MEMORY of her ROYAL
HIGHNESS the late PRINCESS CHARLOTTE.—As so
great un interest has been excited upon this subject, and as the
Anal erection of it in sone public spot mustyst be the work of time.
Mr. WYATT thinks that the exhibition of the Monumental
Group will be gratifying to the Public; he therefore begs to
inform them that it is NOW OPEN to their views at No. 19.
Henrietta Street, Caveatlish Square.—Admittance ls.

COCKLE'S
COMPOUND ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,
PM BILIOUS. LIVER, & STOMACH COMPLAINTS ;
INDIGESTION, SICK HEAD ACHE, Su.

THE Proprietor of this Medicine flatters himself,
that the 1110`.1 1111(1,11'Sli0110 Me testimony of its wipe-
ior efficacy, iv to 10' (../111/d ill the highly respectable
patronage with which it is honoured; it is therefutv con-
fidently recommended to the :mention of the Public.
PATRONS:
His Grace The Duke of Grafton.
His Grace The Duke of Manchester,
The Right Hun. The E4ll of Athlone,
The Hight lion. The Earl of Roscommon,
The Right H'.". Lord Betitincx,
The Right Rev. The Lord Bishop of St. Asaph,
The Right Hon. and Rev. Lord Henty Fitzroy,
Lord Hartland,
The Hun. Ge 111.41111 11101100, M. P.
Sir William Rowley, Bart. M. P.
Sir G. H. Smyth, Bart.
James B Wildman, Esq. M.P.
Matthew Wood. Esq. Alderman M. P.
The Rev. J. Jtiferson, Archdeacon of Colchester.
Major John Bridge, Dublin.
Prepared only by JAMES COCKLE, Apothecary,
6, Speltiliiirst-street, But tun Ctecent, London, (late of
Great Oakley, Essex), and sold by Sanger, Oxford-
street; Vade, Cornhill ; Ward, Holborn; at the Royal
Exchange ; and by all respectable Booksellers, Drag-
gists, and Medicine Venders, in the United Kingdom;
in boxes at 1314. 2s. Od. and 4s. Gil. each;—also in larger
boxes at Its. and prepared in silver leaf. Sole
wholesale Agents, Messrs. BARCLAY AG SONS, 95, Fleet-
Market, Loudon.

LONDON MAGAZINE.
On the Ist of June. GOLD and NORTHHOUSE published
No. VI. price es. 6d. of
THE LONDON MAGAZINE, and MONTH.
IS CRITICAL and DRAMATIC REVIEW; embel-
lished with a striking and elegant likeness of Mrs. W. WEST;
anti containing,
I. Memoirs of Mrs. W. WEST, interspersed with Dramatic
Anecdotes. 11. The Alchyrnist. Vale of Llangollen, an in-
teresting Tale. 111. Critical Essays. The Life, Genius. and
Character of henry Kirke White. IV. Travels on the banks of
the Rhine. and through Switzerland and Italy, in 1819. V.
The living Novelists, Mrs. Ratcliffe. Mrs. Roche. Madam
D'Arblay, and Lady Morgan. VI. Singular Ceremonies
performed at the Coronation of Anne Boleyn. VII. Curious
Customs of various Nations. VIII. Review and Refutation of
the Charges against Mary Queen of Scots.
LITERARY REVIEW-I. River Duddon.lind Wordsworth's
Poetry. 11. Miss Edgeworth's Life of her Father. 111. Hogg';
Winter Evening Talcs. IV. Modena Manners, or a Season at
Harrowgate. a Novel. V. Sketches from St. George's Fields.
VI. Hayter on Painting and Foreign Literature.
RYE AaTs—Royaliseademy. Exhibition of Oil and Water
Colours.
Dramatic Review. Table Talk for every day in June. Ori-
ginal Poetry. Lismary, Scientific, Foreign. Domestic. and
University Intelligeom. Meteorological Journal. Births, Mar-
riages. Deaths. Priem of Stock. and General Index.
This Number won the first Volume, which is just pub-
lished, price 17$. fid.loidsomidy half bound in blue, and orna-
mented wish weft Paw& by Kerr and others, of Lord
Byron. Mts. ledier. biz late Measety. the Duke of Kent, the
late Prelims West. Dr. Waket. end Mr& W. West.—The
tem:ties wilds Ms Work hos obtained is beet proved by the
manias mime of Its circulation. est 4 the moons that are conti-
nually mods Its. it by the principal hoods of the age. for it
has not orgy onsonsonted the obstacles its unprincipled nr:d threw
in its way. but mond foe itself a distinguished station among
the Nally rerrermble Periodicals of the Country.
19. Great Rosen Street, Covent Garden.

SECOND VOLUME.—TOUR OF DR. SYNTAX IN
SEARCH OF THE PICTURESQUE.
This day is publish9d..by.R_ alccririan,. 101, Strand, and may

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be had of all Booksellers,
NO. VI. of the above popular Work, price 2s. 6d.
=Mining three coloured Engravings and 32 pages of letter
press. In order to guard the I'ublie against the shameless decep-
tions practised by gross impostors, the Author of Dr. Syntax in
Search of the Picturesque. thinks it right to UAW that none of
the Works attributed to him are genuine, except those illustrator!
by Rowlandson, whose name is fixed to each engraving, and
published by It. Ackermann.
Part 11. PICTURESQUE lI.I.USTRATIONS of BUENOS
AYRES and MONTE VIDEO, consisting of 24 Views, and
faithful representation of the costumes, manners. Ice. of the
Inhabitants of those Cities end their environs. Taken on the
spot by E. E. Vidal, Esq. This work will be printed ou
elephant vellum paper, (ar.d to be completed in six monthly
numbers,) corresponding with the History of Oxford, Cambridge,
Colleges and Schools, Westminster Abbey, Microcosm el Lon-
don, and Tour along the Rhine; each monthly part to contain
four highly finished admit ed Engrasing , with 24 pages of des-
criptive letter press, price 12.3. large paper 21•.
Also, Put 11. of a PICTURF.SQUE TOUR of the EN'G-
I.ISH LAKES to be completed in 12 monthly parts, drawn
by Messrs. T. H. Fielding and T. Walton, doting two years
residence in the most romantic parts of Cuinberland, Westmor.
land, and Lanea hire. This work will bepriund on dewy4to.
vellum papa; each monthly part to contain tr err highly coloured
Viewssisd 24 pages d descriptive letterpress, price 65., on 4to.
deplane paper los. Gd.

ItUP'fURES speedily and radically CURED,
without Pain or interruption to the usual avocations of the Pa-
tient, not by the men. use of Trusses (which long experience has
proved to be ineffectual), but by a course of remedies.—Mr
DUFOUR, Surgeon to the Daranian Disi.ensary for the cure
of Strictures, sod sole Proprietor of Daran's Modicated Bougies,
flatten himself that the following attestation (selected from
great number contained in his Treatise upon the Radical Cure
of Ituptores will be omsidered as satisfactory evidenced the tact.
Parish of St. Ann, Westminster Workhouse, July 15.
We, the t)v iseers of this Parish, du hereby certify, that Wm.
Gosling, and (ninths Moore, one of the l'oor now in the Work.
house of tots Parish, being severely afflicted with Ruptures, were
sent by us to Mr. Dufour for the purpose of Cure; in a very
short spree of time they were both completely cured. Witness
our Bands, Thomas Toinkinson, .1. Morehead, Wm. Wyatt,
Wm. Brovinley.
N. B. Trusses constructed on the best Principles, ate kept on
sale, as they arc e,sentially useful doing the course of Iteinedies.
Attendance from Ten to Four, and from Seven to Nine, No.
48,Beracr's Skeet, Oxford Street.

Royal Exchange Gate,'
26, Comb Id Jane, 16160.
324, Oxfbrd Street,
HAZARD & Co., Contractors l'or this Lottery,
Gratefully tank the Public for their Patronage sad are
happy to find h
that THEIR PLAN to guarantee Pu;chastes af
Tickets and Shares between the Illth May and Ist June from
Risk yesterday, received such universal approbation.
HAZARD & Co. regret that. owing to several hundred Tickets
baying been bought up in Tens and 'Twenties. for the purpose
of returning them after the event of the Drawing on the let of
June, so many were disappointed who intended to
To meet their wishes, no increase of price will tabs anal
WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 7th ql JUNE, though
ALL FOUR Prises of ZBO,OOO,
And 58 other Capital:,
In Money and Consols. are yet in the Wheel,
AND MUST NE DRAWN
The LAST and ONLY Day,

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QM THIS MONTHA
But AFTER NEXT WEDNESDAY 7th 3Was• oval
Purchaser will have to payand a
ShHIGHER PRICE foe Tickets
ares.

FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.
And Preserving and Beautifying the TEETH and GUMS...
Patronised iiy her Royal Highness the DUCHESS OYORK.
His Excellency the Duke of SANS CARLOS, the Spanish
Ambassador. and most of the Nobility.
ROWLAND'S ALSANA EXTRACT.
Or Abysainian Specific for the Teeth and Gums.
This invaluable Specific has been in high estimation for many
years, and recommended by the first Physicians. Its properties
are truly wonderfoil ; it immediately relieves the most violent
TOOTH ACHE. cleanses and beautifies the Teeth and Gums.
and preserves them from decay; prevents Decayed Teeth giving
pain, removes the Tartar from the Teeth, fastens those that are
Wee. and makes the Teeth beautifully white and uniform ;
cleanses the Seervey from the Gems, renders them firm and
healthy. refreshes the mouth during the disease after medicine.
ice. and imparts a sweetness to the breath. It is perfectly bloss-
om. so that a child may take it. yet contains these inestimable
properties. that if constantly used will render the Teeth and
Gums SOUND, BEAUTIFUL, and FREE FROM PAIN.
to the latest period of life. It is an excellent Stomachic.—Prise
Is. 9d. ss. 6d, and 10s. 6d. per bottle.
Sold. wholesale. retail, and for exportation. by the sole Pro-
prietors. A. ROWLAND and SON, Corner of Kirby Street,
Hatton Garden, London; and most Perfumers and Medicine
Venders—None are genuine without signature.
" A. ROW the
LAND and SON."

RUSTIC HOUSE.—Very cheap Flower Stand,
Garden, and Rustic Seat, Chair. and Bedstead Manufsant7l
No. 99, City Road, near Finsbury Square.—John INGRM4
respectfully informs the Public, that he has manufactured a very
large assortment of japanned, Windsor. =halals''. insPrePsisd
rose-wood, black, cane and rah seat Chairs. Couches and Soho.
with a general assortment of Bedsteads and Furniture of every
description. both fashionable and useful, which he continues to
sell at very low prices. Very liberal allowance made to mer-
chants, Captains. and Shippers of Chairs and Furniture, who
will find it worth their attention., as large quantities are always
kept finished. and ready for exportation. A great show of
Flower Stands, Garden and Rustic Seats, with Summer Houma
and Rustic Ilennitages.

1.011110111 Watittte.

CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY. Mai 19;
We bad an abundant supply of Wheat this morg et
market, principally from our own coast, the demand fa wWeb
was, however. very limited. and the finest samples submitted
to a reduction of 2s. per qr. from the pricesof this day week. Tbe
supply of Harley was also large. but there being but few buyers
for that article,The prices fell at least 2s. per qr. The quantity
of Outs at merket was very abundant, and the far from
d
being proportionate to the supply. and sales went Whammy at Is.
to its. per qr. lower. Beans and Peas were dull in sale at as bat
prices. In other descriptions of grain there is no alteration.
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CURRENT PEP
Per Pi iuch

:ES 1W GIL
bier Memoure
MONDAY.
S. S.
5S a '72
63 a 82
36 a 41

FOR T 1
Eight Hush
WIDIIIIO.
S. S.

LE WEEK.

/mar.
s.
36 a 7$
63 a 82
36 a II

Red Wheat
White
Rye
Wasik. or Buck

55 a 73
63 u 82
36 a 41

Wheat .......

Burley •• • • •• •
Pule Malt
Feed Outs
Brew orPolauddo•
New Tick Bruns
Old ditto
New Oxen', ditto
Bulling Pease
Grey Pease
Rapeseed per last
FOREIGN.

34 a 40
3.5 a 45
66 u 721
21 a 28
26 a 30
39 a 4t
40 a 46
42 u 45
45 a 52
42 a 47
361. a 404

34 a 40
33 a 4b
06 a 72
21 it 2i
20 a 29
39 4$
40 a 47
42 u 40
45 a 51
42 II 40
36t. a 3SI.

34 a 40
35 a 45
€6 a 7e
tl a 27
26 a St 9
39 a 42
40 a 46
42 a 45
4i n 50
42 a 43
365. a 341.

a
63 a 80
4 a ti 2

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63 • SO
48 • 62

a
63 a 80
48 u 62

American
lkintzic
Riga an d W ismar
Itu.siati and Vries-
land ditto
It.)c . SS a 38 i 33 a 38
Barley .. SS a 37 $4 a 37
Feed Oats
Bre% or Poland do. 26 a 29 26 a 29
Tick Beans
Pool's' ditto . a 36 I 33 a 311
Boiling Pow
tire) Pciese
L;ineed per. qr.
AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, a the Tnel.•6
Nl:tritium Districts. of ENGLAND awl WALES, for 11. e
Week eudiug May the 20th, extracted irons Sato day'.
Gazette.
Wheat... Tot 2J I Barley... 36i 11.11 Beans 454 5d
aye .... 42s led MG.... 26. Pease ... 4414 Gd

44 a 60
33 a :48
34 a 37
21 a 26
a 411
32 a :s4
:s3 a 36
40 a 44
3:4 a 43
43 a 36

PRICE OF FLOUR,
Per Sack of Five Boahuh, ur 26011)s.
Stolidity. s. s. Slootlay. I a.
Fine Etp.;:ibli Flour OS a 70 I American Flour ... 45 a 48
Seconds, ditto .... 60 a 65 per Barrel of 11 curt.
HU F. 41), ON. to 12141. the c.t.eriesti Loaf.

MOM Olt MUSCOVADO sib K.
Average Pike lions the lietursin st..stle a the 11 eek ending
Wetilit Psl43 14.1. SS*. Oill. per Irbil. 4.•%c dilly.

ONDON . Printed and Publi.hed by the Proprietor, JOHN
TWttiG, at the Mee, 76, Fleet Street, where all Letters to
the Editor, Sc (past paid) moat be addressed.