The National Register.
London, England, 1821-12-09 00:00:00

T& J. SIVEWRIGHT strotigly recommend
eft . the advantages offered on the Neat Day's Drawing, 11th
December. when £5,000 at least. Is sure to be drawn front the
Wheel. which contains
of ,:10.000
5,000
1 ....... ..... 2.000
1,000
3 5OO
4 2OO
&e. &e—ALL MONEY!

AND NOT TWO BLANES TO A PRIZE!
Al! Purchasers between the 10th November and 11th December,
have the option of returning their Tickets and Shares, (whether
Lidrawn, or drawn small Prises or Blanks) after taking the
Cliance of the 3,0001. and other Capitals drawn on that day..—
fly this Plan the Risk is very trifling, as under :—..
Cost Price To be Returned Risk.
•I'iCHET £l4 18 0I kit 18 0 X 4 0 0
11AI.F
QUARTER 613 01 60 0 013 0
EIGIITII 3 7 6 3 0 0 0 7 6
S!XTEENTH ll4 0 110 0 0 4 0
Tickets and Shares arc on Sale at No. 37, Conlin% No. 11,
liolhoin, and No. IS, Haymaker.
CY Those Purchasers who intend returning their Tickets or
S.:ares, mutt do so before the 10th December.

GOUT ANI) RHEUMATISM.
rrHE DONIEsTic MEDICAL ESTABLISH-
& NIENT. No. 8, OLD BAILEY, near Ludgate Hine
I. •:•itor. is NOW OPEN for the Relief and Cure of the under.
i•ortioneil Cases.

Messrs. THOMSON and COMPANY, Surgeons, &A. Prepri
eters of the above Rstablishment, most respectfully return thank,
to their numerous Friends and the Public for their very liberal
patronage; hope to merit a continuance of past favours, beg
11.1ve to state, that they continue successful in an extraordinary
manner. in the removal and cure of the Gout, in all its formidable
as,t,,et, or forms. Likewise the Acute Rheumatism, Rheumatic
, nn, Chronic', or long standing; and every other species of those
t rmenting auctions removed with perfkct ease and prrpriety.
I ,tint relief is obtained; health, and the free use of the limbs
.p :eddy recoveked.
The Gout i► • disease which has hitherto based the most
sk:'ful of the Faculty, and as it were bid defiance to Medicine;
i as they have never been able as yet fully to ascertain the
came even to the present period, it is not likely that they can
rs Dove it. The Gout is nothing else but an accumulation o
and uiscid humours (front various causes) which obstruef
t 1- circulation of the blood, and thereby cause great incomeni.
en e, which ought instantly to be removed ; otherwise, through
tie obstruction being permitted to continue, the fluids become
rt ire and more contaminated, and thereby give incessant and
Lisupportable pain, and in the course of time, the Gout. as it
were, becomes constitittionaL
Messrs. T. and Co. beg leave to submit their superior mode of
treatment to those who have already made trial; it is not only
superior in its efficacy, in removin the cause, but likewi e in
quality, being an antidote against disease and all pains, and an
iafallible restorer of health.
Further particulats may be known upon application, and me-
dicine sent to all parts of the kingdom. The Proprietors be* to
suuntit to • discerning Public their successful treatment of lon-
e .actions and White Swellings, and other diseases incident to the
.hints, having succeeded repeatedly in the most obstinate cases of
\Vase Swellings, even viler given over for amputation by Sur-
geons of the first eminence.
Car;s:s of every denomination attended to with uncommon
success ; Tumours, Abscesses, Ulcers, and Sores, however putrid
t. gangrene, if the bones are even affected and carious, cleansed,
as iterated, and healed.
Rurtires particularly relieved, so as to enable the Patient to
leave off the truss ; the hernea, scrutalis, or ruptured testicle
i.t:allibly cured in a few days without operation, or the use of
me;curials; Fistulas cured without cutting, with ii fallibility and
safety. Stticiures, Diopsies, Stone and Gravel, with most other
disorders incident to the human frame too numerous to insert.
Messrs. T. ar,d Co.'s superior abilities arc too well established
ilongst a highly respectable connexion to stand in need of
Cc i.,:gersitit N.
t 4- Advice Daily, both in Surgical and Medical Cases, from
J till 6. Gratis from 8 till 10 every Morning.

THE DUKE OF YORK AND LORD ERSKINE
T.:e shove Prince has often remarked, that hie Lordship looks like
Lord Erskine himself when he wears his own hair. His Lord •
ship has used the RUSSIA Ott. upwards of It years, which
always preserved his hair; but Lathes and Gentlemen ought to
be as particular as Lord Erskine, in having it from the Pro-
prietor, or from a respectable Vender, then they will be sure
to have it genuine.
AGENTLEMAN, of No. 40, Bedford-square,
called on the Prince, and declared to him that his Ros-
ate OIL has twice restored his hair, or else if he had not used it
feels sure be would have become quite bald t and even Medical
Gentlemen at the Medical Hall, London, have published in •` The
Cued. of Health" that PRINCE'. RUSSIA OIL, is superior
teeny Oil for the Hair, and will do in cases of baldness and weak
hair what can possibly be done. Thousands of Ladles and Gen-
tlemen have a good head of hair by using Prince's celebrated
Russia* Oil. But some Ladies being persuaded to use other Oils,
they soon found the difference, as their hair began to fall of, or
getting grey. In short, Prince's celebrated Russia Oil is the
best Oil for dressing, preserving, and promoting the growth of
hair, and if used constantly, not a hair will fall off, or turn grey;
clears the 'curt, and keeps the head and hair clean, and by using
it regularly for a few months, will restore the hair on the bald
part; if the least sign of roots are remaining, which has been
proved by hundreds.
I.adies will find Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any other Oil
t it dressing their own, or false hair, as it gives a natural gloss,
s.ifien,:. and curls it. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use it
i:Av.ed of pomatum ; it promotes cybrows, whiskers, &c.
The Original Proprietor has now so improved the Russia Oil,
it will always be sweet and plea ant, and will keep in all
c.- do. Ask for Prince's Russia Oil,at 4s. the small bottle.
or 3 bottle containing the quantity of nearly five small ones. at
f.everi Shillings, which is a great saving; and obscrve '• Prince'
rs:; :he wrapper and seals of cache bottle ; without, it is not genuine.
and cannot answer the purpose.
sold tYholesale, Retail, nr..l f“! Exportation, by the sole Pro.
I•lnewr, A. l'lnweE.ll.l. renntred to No. 9, Poland-street, Oxfords
'•7t-et, near the Pantheon; and by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his
blajecy, New Rond-street ; and by most principal Perfumer-
and Medicine render:.
Proved by affidavit, before the Lord Mayor of London, that
A. PRINCE is the Original Proprietor of the Russia Oil; there-
fnre if any Perfumer, Medieine•eender, hair-dresser, or any one
else. sell. Russia Oil, that is not Prince's, they are impostors, as
they sell counterfeit. to their customers, and cannot answer the
purpose.
Ladies and Gentlensea will be particular. as there are unprin-
cipled persons in town and country who sell counterfeits. and say
ti.ey are genuine—Also Ps itcw's celebraud RluMta DT.. fur
changing red or grey eyebrous, an.: whiskers, to brow•
or black, with ease, pi a few minutes.—liall-a-Guinea per boats
or we bottles One Pound.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

NEXT TUESDAY, '
Ticket £2—Sixteenth 4 Shillings!

•
HAZARD Attif Co. CONTRACTOn4 fbr the
present Lottery, are highly gratified by the many marks
of Public approbation bestowed on their off et to back, stalen
Next Tuesday, at a small reduction of ptiee, all Tickets or
Shares, whether Drawn or Undrawn, if presented on or before
19th December.
A Prize of £5,000 is sure to be drawn
NEXT TUFSDAr;
and may be gained at very little Risk, as will be seen by the
following statement of what a Ticket or Share costs, and what
will be given back for it after Next Tuesday's drawing, whether
it be a SLAMS. SMALL PRIZZ. or UNDRAWIr.
Ticket £44 IN 0 may receive back...gat le 0
Half l3 5 0 may receive back ...12 0 0
quarter
Eighth
Sixteenth ... 1 14 0 may receive back 1 10 0
Tickets and Shares are Selling on these very advan
terms, at HAZARD & Co.'s Old and Fortunate Offices, 93, Royal
Exchange; a 6, Cornhill ; and Sas, Oxford Street.
HAZARD dc Co. Shared and Sold in the Last Lottery, 15.701,
a E 41,300. 6.054, a £15,000; and in a fbrmet Lottery, ALL
THE PRIZES OF £30,000!
As the cold chilly season advances, warm cloth.
ing becomes& necessuyas well as a fashionable acquisition.
Aran. INGRAM respectfully inviter ladies to inspect her large
CLOTH CLOAKS, which she has got up in the most fashionable
style, and variety of colours, and at very low prices, at her
cheap CHILD RED LINEN WAREHOUSE,SO,City Road.
neat Finsbury Square, Where a handsome and well-seletted
assortment of Child-bed Linen, Drew* and Millinery of every
description, is always kept ready, particularly a choice wiles-
Won of Caps of the moat fashionable and neatest patterns, in
groat varieties.
Observe, • Dressed Doll in the window—..and it is next to the
Rustic Muss.

For Com ulathei Fits, Epileptic Fits, Mpasinudie Com-
plaints. &C.
DR. HADLEY'S CONVULSION POWDERS,

Patronized and Sanctioned by
Her Grace the Duchess of Lady Catharine Walpole,
Rutland, Lady C. Dumb's,
Right Hun. Lady Amherst, Hon. Mrs. Bathurst,
Right Hon. Lady Lismore, Hon. Mrs. Egerton,
Rt. Hon. Lady li.Cavendish I Hon. Mrs. Grey,
Lady Caroline Long), tor. &c.
OF all Diseases incidental to the human frame,
none are more afflietiug than Convulsion Fits, Epi-
leptic Fits, Spasms, &c.
The Lite Di. Hadley, of Derby (the discoverer; of this
valuable medicine) used it in private practice for upwards
of tiny yeArs with the most Bettering success in the va-
c ions complaints, as under, which is proved by inzontro•
verlible facts.
The powerful virtues of this Powder in a short time
relieve. the sufferer; and by due perseverance in its ap-
plication, completely eradicates Convulsion Fits in Infants
or Adults; also Epileptic or Falling Fits; strengthens the
most %%Alai) Stomach; allays Inflammation, and removes
the most violent Spasmodic Affections. It likewise has
the happy fleet of eradicating Fits *hick Females ale
*subject to du nog pregnant-) or soilisequent accoucheureist„
'lbis Powder is a grand restorative iu all cases of Re-
laza lioll, Debility, and Weskit. ss. in Childi eta and Adults;
it gradually strength( is the Stomach, increast a the Appe-
tite, promotes Digestion, and in a slim I lime restores liar
Patient to perfect health, without cutilineusent or altera-
tion of diet.
EXTRACTS from LETTERS addressed to Dr. HAD-
LEY :

Front the lion. Mrs. Egerton.
Dr. Hadley, Tattoo Park, Sept. 9, ISIO.
Sir,-1 this morning received 3 nor trite,, nicutioningy..or inieuti,,n
of bringing lour COMVUII4,II Pooilcr into snore general notice. 1 have
so very Min an opinion or it, tram the cages that I have seen per.
roesen,n, that I think yon ill be doing a roblie acrvice.
I remain, Sir, )(mu a.
E. EGERTON.
From the Right lion. Lady Lismure.
hepternber 9. 1820.
This is to certify, Skit I km used Hadley's Convulsion Wavelets In
my tangly and loan) others, ■ud approve 1.4 its efficacy.
IRAS. LISIWO It E.
From Lady Walpole.
Dr. Hadley, Dileinadon, Uxbridge, lan. 96, 1819.
Sir,-1 stall have great pleasure in desiring you to make use of my
name when )uu puliiitla the t onviiii.o.. i'untlei. Its great efficacy in
my own family and tricnila, and to the. pour, 1 bare r%perieoced for
many )ears.
I em, your honib'e servant.
Us% IIIEttINF. wAtror.E.
Sold in hottles• at 4%. 6d. I Is. and 225. earl', by air.
peeititint sit of the Proprietor., by Mr. Sanger, Medicine
Wis rhouse, Oxturil.streei; Messrs. Hai clay and
Sou•. 95, Fleri-maikris dlrssts, Newbery and Sons, 45,
St Paul's al (I j Edwards, 66,,t. Paull', Church-
yard; Salton and Cu. BUM Kotler, 4,
cheapside; Et alas, Sluillitield; Pront, 229,
Strand; Strading and Nix, Royal Exchange; Johnslour,
Cornish); mid, by their appointment,by most revectable
Medicine % enders in every town throughout the United
Kingdom.—A els for " Hadlry's Convulsion Powdei."

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN THE UNIVERSE,
FOR CHANGING. RED OR GREY HAM 'lO A
BLACK, IS
ABIGAIL'S PASTE.
Fr HIS truly invaluable Composition was disco-
covered on the Bth ofJuly, 1 2I : A trial will convince
Ladies and Gentlemen that ABIGAIL'S PASTE is the purest,
most innocent, and best for changing, Red or Grey Hair on the
Head, Whiskers, Eyebrows, or on any other part, to no other
colour than a Brown Black, without staining the skin, and with
the least trouble, by merely rubbing the Paste over the Hair,
which will be found in a few minutes to have the desired effect.
Ask for Abigail's Paste, at 11. per Packet, or six Packets fur U.
a Melt is a saving. Drections are sealed up with each Packet,
sU that a Lady or Gentleman may dye their own hair with ease
and secrecy in a short time.
Sold by appointment. wholesale, retail, and for exportation
at Nu. 9, Poland St; et, Oxford Street, near the Pantheon ; and
by most principal Venders. Sent to any part of the Country by
sending a renintance by post.
Al.o, ABIGAIL'S CEMENT,

Ir a valuable At uclefor Ladies and Genthum who wear false
Bair, by merry putting a little of lie Cerncr•t oii the hunt, in.
side of tie false huir, b, tore putting it on, will adhere to the head
as long as the wearer wishes ; it is cunitottable to those who wean
tithe hair, for when once fixed to the lastd, it alb not wove. and
will also avoid the inconven.ence of strings, bprirgs, bx. gene-
rally used for false hair, any tightnt.s. r..und the land is
unhealthy, as it causcs hwd ache, rlic. Hundreds now like it
and lOC convinced it is au invaluable article for that purpose.
Be particular to ask for Cement, Fire ShiParge the
Bottle, with directions seals:4 up.
1* Observe—None are genuine unless signed, n
A. l'."

Vint*.
At Kensingtos, the lady Of W. WilbertWOO, Pls. esti. Of a eon sad
heir.
Sirs. Skimmer, of Great Perhust street, of a son.
Mrs. E. Debuts, of Oower place, Easton square, of a daughter.
la Bedford square, the lady of N. 11111, esq. banister at law,
doubter.
The lady of I'. Lightfoot, out. Old Burlingtos street, of a daaghtor.
*mum.
The Rev. 11. S. Alderson, Fellow of Cale, College, Cambridge, it,
Nl4l Bennett, only daughter of P. Bennett, seq. of itsugham hall, to
Suffolk.
At St. Westminster, Capt. G. Harris, R.N., C. 8., to Anita
Maria, eldest (laughter of J. Woodcock, req. of Feru Acres, Back,.
At Lewisham, W lumbers, es ti of Maddox street,Hasuver square,
to Eliza, only daughter of E. Ledger, est. of Illaekheate.
At Maryleisone church, J. Wadmure. egg. or Chapel sheet, Feddiag•
ton, to Ulu Ilenrsetta Robinson, of Malda place.
J. L. Weller, esq. of Silver street, to Maria, 'values daughter
J. Foott, esq. of Clapham.
At Hackney. Slr. 11. C. A. Hardy, of noxious, to Sarah, delight.*
of the late C. Ross, seq. of Rochester.
At Keusingtori, Licut. 0. Ilague, of the royal navy, and of the Fully
house, Ipswich, to Miss Yarrow, of !troops Street.
At resort/I,3lnm', W. 11. Wetherby, esq. of Ritchie lane, to Jut
Trances, eldest daughter or W. lisle, esq..or the former glue,
At Whitehaven, Win. Macready, esq. manager of the Bristol tad
Whitehaveu I heatres, to Miss Desniuod.
Os Theraday last, In the list year of Ms age, the Rev. C. Lomas
third son or the Itev. Dr. Evans, oh Islington.
At Chelsea, aged 14, Catherine, eldest child of Mr. Wrentmore, of
Charles street, St. Jalara'S
Liss the lath of lune 'Sri, In camp, near Venkettagarry Pettals, of
wasinodte cholera, Lieut. G. Ileath, Adintaut 2il battalion tith
Native lafaniry.
At his boos. in the Minorite, W. Promisee's, esq. formerly of the
borough of Leicester.
At Calionbary, aged 1$ yews, Sarah, widow of the lave Rev. Jobe
nenthaims, of DedilinJuu.
At his house in King's road, Bedford row, in the Odth year of his
age, S. W. Wadesou, esq.
At her father's house, D. Itly-th, ;req. Langton:l, Euez, Haunah, the
wife of Mr. J. Warusington, of Leadeishall market, aged IS.
At Wno4cott house, near Reading, Alin, the v. if. of f. Fraser, esq.
late High Sheriff of Oxfordshire.
At Walworh, surrey, aged 70, Mr. Joseph Perry, MO. (0111111Tly of
Hackney.
P. tilubla, esq. junior, of the Jamaica coffee how.

Lon Don fOlitticts
_.....

, $

CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, DEC. 3.
Our market this morning was but moderately supplied with
fine W heat from the coasts of Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, but se
had a considerable quantity remaining over from last week's
markets, of an interior quality, which, as well as the chief part
of this morning's fresh supply, was nearly unsaleable, ahhough
offered at a considerable abatement ; the finest samples acre alto
dull in sale, and from ls. to xs. per qr. cheaper. The supply of
Oats was tolerably large, as likewise Barley, but the sales of each
article went off very slow, and a reduction of ls. per quarter may
be quoted. Beans and Peas were also difficult to be got off, and
may be quoted a trifle lower. The demand for Flour was far
front being brisk, and it is expected tha, a reduction in that arti-
cle wit take place before the dote of the market.

CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5.
The market continues exceedingly gloomy, on account of the
immense quantity of interior Wheat which has been pouring in
from the different counties for some time fast, and the quantity
is so great that it is next to an impossibility to effect a sale, con.
sequently the stock on hand is immense; but whatever tine
samples are brought to market obtain Monday's prices. Not-
withstanding the small quantity of tine Wheat, the price of Flour
fell towards the close of Monday's market, as we anticipated—the
highest price is now 535. per sack. Barley, Oats, Beans, Yew,
&c. are dull in but the prices calomel' be quoted lower than ott
Monday ; but upon the whole, the general features of the market
present a most gloomy appearance.

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, DEC. 7.
There is a considerable supply of Wheat at market this day,
but it still continues of a very inferior quality, fur which, as there
are no purchasers, the prices are merely nominal. In Barley
and Oats there is not the least alteration. Flour continues the
same, and but little business has been done in this article, as a
further decline is looked for. In Beans and Peas there is no
altzrsuon worthy of notice; the best qualities meet rather a
really sale, at last quoted prices, but the lather are stationary.
BROW N OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR.
Average Price from the Returns made in the Week rie&i:g
Wrtlitestias last, 31s. 01 per cwt. exclusive of duty.

AVEIc It.f•:l'ltttl DE COHN, I'er Quarter, of the Ta rt• e
Maritime District% of ENGLAND awl WALLS, for
Week euditig Deccittlier I, ex racted from Salutde)'•
Gazette.
11'1R)5t...151% ILI I Itcrie••... 241 Bemis 26
7.1 I ()JI v Use 1 Peas ... S• 1,1

LOAL MARKET, thic 7.
Ships at Markel. Ships sold. Price.
I i4l Ne•%%ci.stle Oil to 44s 1.1
112 i :.spandtiland .... V 9,1

1.1.01.1 t,
Per Sack of Five or 24011)4.
Min May. 4. 4. Xlmiday. s.
Fine ENO46 Flour 59 a 55 American Flour ... 42 a 44
Second. ditto .... 4.i a ZO per Barre) of I cut.
1410:11), Fs. V•t. Lilt: gitartri n Loaf.

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