The National Register.
London, England, 1812-08-30 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

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TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
A Graduate, nho for the 1:!•:t four years has Inion I UTOR in a family of respec-
tability, ni.lies i 4) r:le; a ~•e.. in a it itnilar capacity Nobleman or Gentleman's
Family. Ile teaelte. the Classics, ttge French and Italian Lingaia.res, and all those
br.onodes of Mathematics which ae not only of the greatest utility to the trenerality
ofyouth but afro indispensably te:ceisary to Gentlenteu of Naval, litittri,
or
Mercant'll) pursuit,, The most sati4factnry references will he ziven. Letters
(plot
paid) directed to A. B. No. 41:, Upper It e r Ice ley-st r e e t , Portman-square,
will be duly attended to. ----
YOltti-STREET, COVENT G:\RD::N.
leave to info Nubility. their Friends, an
NUNN & BARIOIIt be!.; rn th..
the Pithlie in general, that the reittaiailor of theiv Valualge ISTOA, cousististt
of Black and White Laces, Muslin., Diatities. Iti.h 'Linens, Shirtleg, Calicoes.
Plain and Figured Sarsnets, Satins, &e. nut' .A 1114; ell' at very reduced prices, for •
READY MONEY.—They heg mo-t rest.t.iiftill to request that as debts tine
to the titan Of N. & B. may be discharAckl without &Illy, at No. b, York street,
Covent Garden.

SINGULAR ADVANTAWCOUS STATE. LOTTERY.
HORNSBY & CO. Stick-Brokers. be; leave to remind their
Erie ,ds and the Pahlic. that the Lotse y Is hi!: with important Cha•leeta
fen,, and
solicit their favours on the present r ;sloth—Tile Drawing b in
days, TUFAD tY, the St Septeinher.--.only t 0,00.1 111 t!: may Kai.)
,tso,oeo.—Oiders by p.*t or careless exectitoti on the mime terms a 4 it preq.el:t.
HORNSBY and Co. have divided :Intone. their I'r;entis nprri nis of Three ylilliunC
Sterling, which the, trust is the best reconatnendation for the fu! are favours of the
Public.

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LIGHT WATER-PROOF BEAVER HATS.
FRANCIS and SAMUEL EVELEIGH, No. tti. Qnemis,stteet, Sonthwttrk,
respectfully inform the Public that the Manufactuv. superior Light Water-proof
Heaver Hats on an entirely r, w principle, warranted to resist the eff..cts of rain.
and nll ki,nis of damp, retaining their shape st.nd
er beauty much longer than an an
other Hats (the Hap m ',iring free to the I tst), and nlisently cpunbiningad-
vanta-;e. of ii,:htneis antl ditrability.—Scld Retail by Francis F,reicigh, No, 50,
Cl.eap,side awl by many cf the respectable Hatters in Town and Country.
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I!NREDEFNIED PLCDGES.
By Mr. N. S. MACHIN, at hi=. ‘:(1, BrvArri-street, Covent-Garden, on
MenAav, Annist 31, at Twelfe,
AN Excellent Assortment of UNILEDEMED PLEDGES: comprising capi-
tal geld, silver, and metal natches. by einiaent makers ; diamo.ids, rings. pins,
prg and oth•frjewe lery lashionable plate, cold chains and s.als. Lidies and
Centlentrns nrarunz apprel, in good condition : feather-buds, a capital double.
harrt:l.ll by Nock. g..ld tio!rs ditto spline pans : flay Trishri, French cambric.,
sarsnets. superfine cictba, bed-furniturrs. and a nr iet of other valuable article,.
To be *.kned, and Catalogues had at the Rooms.

LADIES RIDING II ACITS Ladles going into the
and TR AIir.LLNG COATS.
S. CLARK. No. 31, Golden-srae, begs leave to inf tot
to
Country, and others. that they may he hennaed with Riding Raids and Tr ivellitig
Coats at A. very short notice. S. C. particularly recommends his Habits for Tr
veiling, being rsncle on an innproved plan, which for convenience and facility or
potting on has never been equalled. His Travellitm Coats •r ones or dome car-
ria..es have also been much admired fir their convenience and utility
and Plain
YOUNG GENTLEMEN'," ARAB, lAUSSAR, awl other Fancy
by
Dressve, are made on the shortest notice, mad in the greatest ariety.
Ladies naked on in the country at a distance not exceeding twenty miler.,
giving three days notice, and a reference in tuvin. or may be instructed how tv
srld up their measures.

TWICKENHAM COMMON.—Copyitold Residence, HottsehelA rurnitrre, ('I V
riot, Three Valuable Houses and Effects.—Bv Mr. SQUIBS, on the Premises,
of Wednesday, the 2d of September, at TwAve, by order of the Legatee,
The very desirable and extremely pleasant BRICK BUILT COPYIIOLD
DWELLING-HOU:4E, with how-windows. ;Me residt•ncruf Calif tio rf ;es;
decrtsed. delightfully situated on Twickenham Common, opposite the F beet Of
water. Irwin!' a neat lawn and sltrab:-ery in front, with oa
kitchen-garden; coach:
house aid stabling. and the advantage of extensive right of Common. On the
same day will be Sold, all the genuine Household learn iture, a Collection of Paints
ings by ohl Masters, an eight-day Chime Table ('lock, a Charictsot and litruffisi;
three very serviceable Carriage [torsi.% and a va of other Effe.
The Horse may he viewed by tickets; the Effects oa Tuee'lay the Ist, whet
Particulars and Catalognes may be had on the Premises of J. Simpson, Egli;
S•Aicitar, 7, King's Bench Wall:, Temple ; and of Mr. Squibb, SaN Mu-place,
Saville•row.

THE TRUE PRINCIPLES OF IVRITINC. •
Mr. RAPIER, Systematic Reformer of all imperfect and ilierible Writers hr
SIX Lessons only; Author of the DESIDERATUM OF PENMANSHIP. &c.;
rectifies the defects of Lolly kLials in their bend-writimr, upon a Only scientific
and infallible principle, without exceptions to age r
,or infirmity and ; and fire*
Ow 'mails of Youth to a stile which they shall wite fur everftcr. Tile Pro-
fessor's reputation in this particular is of many years standing, as well in various
parts of the Kingdom as iu London; where be is patronized. by personam of the
first circles, as well as hy merchants of eminence. Nothing call be more demon
wative of the efficacy of the plan than the many competitors who have suddenly
risen up.—No. ih, Cecil-street, or, 418, Strand.

To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A spaclors FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE,
at Clapham, late
Surrey,
in the occup-ftion of Arnold Mello, EN. lt has undergone s thorough repair,
ls entirely new paperttl, p tinted. and decorated at a comiderabla espense, and
is at fat tae reception a a gi-tteel awl numerous family. It contains ten best
chambers, bese, i:tlkers for servants, and ha
lo largo aad conseaient
and
it has a
green house, hot house, ar.d kitchen garde*, gether with a la.wn and walks, owe-
!limited with rare a‘ilefirions exotics in pectdiar perfection containing in the whole
more than
co Acres t this place may be kept at a moderate expense, while It af•
fouls every comfort and retirement, and furtherodat, from the silo awl nuns.-
be.r of Its rooms, a very larire 4441)0 r.— PirtiClltirS Illay be known by iu•
Rubins; at the lianse itself; or by referring to Mr. W. Frauks, pa. opposite the
1 Plotrh, Clapham: W Mr. Stockdale, Bookseler, Piccadilly : Mr. Ackermann, WI
I in the Strand :
aukM. Grab. No. 1, Paul Etetettuuse -court,- Doctors' Craniums; Sr
il r Dawiron. R Coffee-borie, neatly opposite the frown ;pie of the Sink; at
which several plains Tit:kali may be obtained for toeing', It toy day Com Viol,* Nt
seen o'clock,

LLOYD'S LIST.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 25.

Sir John Warren's squadron, bound to America, was spoken with
20th instant, in lat. :8. 12. !orig. 7. 12.
The N.r&ltis A me;.,c:411 Nino() of war, was taken previous to the Bth
instal t, by the Belviclera na Shannon frigates.
The Gleaner ketch, which sailed from Plymouth 19th June, w•tii
dispatches for America, put into Halit ix 22d ult. in consequence of'
hearing of the American war, but sailed again for New York the fol
lowing day.
The 11,1..ry, Benn, of Workington, bound to Bay Chaleurs, yen.
captured 29th ult. in lat. 16. lorry. 55. by the Yankee privateer, of
16 guns, and 160 men, from P.ln•cle Island. She had captured on ti
27th the Alfred, Truman, of Teignmouth. from Newfoundland t,
the Bay of Funciy, ar..l burnt r; on the 29th, she took the Har
Genimell of and from Greenock to
Quebec, and the Henry,
of Sunderland, troth Gibraltar, for Quebec, and sent them for Rhode
Island. The Mary was given up to the crews, and arrived in the
Clyde `.l'Oth inst.
An English brig. from La Guyra, prize to the Essex American
frigate, arrived in the Ch sapea: 21th Jidy.
The Fanny, Fogarthy, from St. Croix to St. Andrew's, arrived at
Baltimore 29d July. Przt to the D"lphin privateer.
The Leander, from Liverpool to New Brunswick, and the Sarah
and Ann (transport) fr,An Barbadoes to Quebec, have been taken by
the Essex American frigate; they were retaken on the 27th ult. by the
Atalanta SW. and sent for Halifax.

The Eliza, Dewolf, from Halifax to Liverpool, N. S. ; and the
Nymph, Freeman, are captured by American privateers.
The Eliza Farquhar, Lennox ; the Concord, the Elbe, the John,
and the Charlotte, are taken by American privateers, and carried into
Machias.

The Hope, Alten, of Liverpool, N. S. has been taken by an Ame-
rican privateer, plundered and given tip.
The Oak, Botley, arrived at Poole on Saturday from Quebec,
sailed the Ilth ult. spoke on the 12th the Friends, Collins from New-
foundland ; +a the 15th, the brig Commerce, of and from Liverpool ;
on the 16th, the Golden Fleece, of Belfast, Russell, from New-
foundland ; on the Eh It, the Sabrina, Curran, from Lisbon to Pictou;
on the 20th, the Neptune, I\lllol9, from Dublin to Miramichi.
The Minerva, Trott, from Li verpo,,l to Boston ; the Oronooko,
fr m Lisbon to New York ; the Enterprize, from St. Übes ; the
George, from Rochelle; the General Somerulits, from —; the
Start, —, from St. Uhes ; the Mary, —, from Algesiras to Bos-.
ton ; are rl••tained and sent into Halifax.
The ./E. lel. Butler, from Gothenburg to Philadelphia, detained by
the Recruit SW. arrived at Bermuda 13th June.
The St Joseph, of Mahon, laden with rice and cod fish, was
taken sth ult. by the Dorade privateer, and carried into Corsica.
The John. Palmer. from London to Bengal, was spoken with on
the 13th instant, in lat. 43. 37. long. 10. 40. She had sprung her
bowsprit.
The Amizade de Funchal, was broken up on the 16th ult. at Ma-
deira, not being sea worthy.
The Three Brbthers, Roach, from Jamaica to London, was lost in
the Gulf in June. Crew arrived at New Providence.
The Fame, Sherwood, front Jamaica to London, was deserted on
the Ilth inst. in lat. 51. lo:ig 22. having nine Let water in her hold.
Crew taken on board the ship Antigua, arrived at Whitchaven.
The Jason, Reed, from Guadaloupe to London, was run down at
sea on the 13th instant, at night. Crew saved by the Hopewell.
The Highlander, Cuthbert, from J'amaica to London, was lost 15th
ult. on Carysfort Reef. Great part of the cargo saved.