The National Register.
London, England, 1820-07-02 00:00:00

9.16

An American paper, contains the following para-
graph respecting the late B. West, Esq :—" His
genius and industry as a painter have never been
surpassed, and phis productions will long be admired
for their great and unrivalled merit. He was much
attached to hi::native country, and took great plea
sure in conversing with his fellow-citisens, and
giving every facaity to American artists: he viewed
our progress in arts. in arms. in science, with deep
interest, and his long absence did not alienate his
affections for his native land. Yesterday,' said he
to an American, -completed '5O years since I first
arrived in London.; I remember travelling on the
top of the Canterbury coach, and stopping about two
miles from London, at a imam tavern, and taking a
dinner before I entered the metropolis to seek my
fortune ; and 'I could not avoid going yesterday to
the sameravern, calling for a dinner in the same
room, looking back on the 50 years I had spent, the
progress I had made in my irofeasion, the friends
I possessed, and the adventures I had met with '—
This was a singular epoch in the life of an
Extract of a Letter fro, -
td atf May, 1820 :—" The I.
Canning (Company's store-ships) a.
terday from England, after a very ea.._
sage of 57 days. This moriging his Majesty
George the Fourth was proclaimed in the islan.
under a Royal Salute from the ships and batteries
and troops on shore The Conqueror, (tear-Ad-
miral Plampiti, will leave the station fur England
about the end of June or beginning .of. July.—
The crews of the different ships are in excellent
health, the sick list of the squadron not having
exceeded 35 for several mood's past. The convu.
lescent hospital is finished, and likely to be produe.
tire of great benefit to invalids. as every thing is
planned for their comfort and convenience,"
On Wednesday evening the Queen, accompanied
by Lady Anne Hamilton, went in a carriage and
four to take an airing in the Regent's Park, with
the ornamental manner of laying out which, and
particularly the fragrant nursery grounds of Mr.
Jenkins, her Majesty expressed herself greatly
pleased. When about to leave the Park, her Ma-
jesty was recognized by some of the numerous pro.
snenaders, and a crowd of people speedily collecting
around the carriage, cheered her presence by loud
acclamations of " Long Live the Queen !—God
save the Queen!" Her Majesty acknowledged
their salutatious in the most gracious manner; but
appeared somewhat agitated when the multitude,
in the excess of their devotion, proceeded, in spite
of her mast earnest remonstrances, to take the horses
from the carriage, in order to draw her h0me.....
Unable to escape this strong mark of their respect,
her Majesty resolved on as speedy a retreat as pod.
Bible, and was, at her request, drawn to the house
row occupied by Lady Anne Hamilton, at the
.corner of Queen Charlotte Row. Here her Majesty
remained for about an hour, during which time the
crowd in front of the house continued rapidly
increasing from all parts. The horses were at length
nem put to the carriage, and her Majesty left Lady
Anne Hamilton's to return to her own residence, In
Portman Street, the multitude a second time took
Cie horses from the carriage, and drew her Majesty
Fume.
Her Majesty went out again on Thursday even.
rag in her carriage :—the populace, in spite of every
possible pains to prevent it, took out the horses.--
Mr. Wyvill, M. P., Mr. Sykes, M, P., and Mr.
Cooke, waited upon her Majesty on Thursday whh
the York address.

dated the
lville and
4'le. Yes'

It is incredible the number of persons that fall
victims to disorders, produced by improper trent-
ment—the latent seed of a dreadful disease is suf-
ficient to lurk in thetsystem, and too often shorten
life ; these circumstances induced Messrs. COOPER
and Co. Surgeons, of nearly 40 years experience, to
establish a Medical Board at Woodstock House and
CharlotesHouse, Great Charlotte Street, opposite
the ltev. Rowland Hill!! Chapel, Blaekftiars road
The Boarkeltiims the attention of those afflicted
with Strictures, Fistulas, Cancers, Scroplatlek
Nervous Debilities, arising sum warm climates,
juvenile indiscretions, &c. I.7uptions on the head,
inv., and body, ulcerated throat, pains in the heed
sad limbs, frequently mistaken fur the rheumatism,
nudes on Vie shin bones, are symptoms which ap-
pear years after, and too often destroy domestic
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Mean, COOPER and Co. are consulted daily at
Woodstock House and at Charlotte House, and
give advice gratis every evening, from six till eight,
tad on Sunday mornings till twelve o'clock. A
silo dour, and private wools for females.
N.S.—Ruptured Patients aro radically cured,
upon -scientific and anatomical principles, without
excoriation.
••
• ....Cooper's Medical Guide including their
loctuses, are in the Webs, and will speedily be
ritibliaited.

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