The National Register.
London, England, 1822-03-03 00:00:00

ONE DAY OVER,
AT I)
FOUR Prizes of f'20,000 in the Wheel.

IS'or kit Union
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY,

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CAPITAL £550.000.

T& J SIVEWRIGHT Joy before their Friends
4/ • and the Public the pre,ent Rich State of the Wheel:-
s.”!si Tickets were drawn ,the First Day. and the followin,„..
Capitals remain for the Second Day, THURSDAY, 14th of
ARCM, when the First.drawn Prize will receive TWENTY
THOUSAND rous DS!
4 - - of- •E:20,000 I 7 - -of - - g5OO
3
4- - - 1,000 I 39. "00
Tickets and Shares (warranted undrawn) are selling at SIVE •
WEIGHTS' Old and Fortunate Offices, 37, CORNIIILL, It,
HOLBORN, and 34. HAYMARKET, LONDON; where
they sold in the lust Carrract,
No. 41,411. a Palze of .£23,0001
Also 18,051, a Prize of 13,21)0—and many other Capitals the
last Day of the last Contract, all in Shares.
(~.t Tickets and Shares are also selling by their Agents in the
Country,

DANK OF ENGLAND, Fe.n. 11, las 2.
rpliE COURT of DIRECTORS do lierttv give
Notice, that they will cindinue to ItENIfT any
qnatitity of the GOLD COIN of the Realm, to any of the
p. iaripal Towns of England and Wales. fri e of expense,
in :limo not less than THREE THOUS \ND POUNDS
un application tieing made io thy Chief Ca-16er, prior to
the 14 April next, and the amount previunsly paid to the
11413. uf England.

it. 11E-,T, Secretary.

TRUSTEES.
Hon. Col. WODEIIOUSE, M.P. Lieutenant of the County.
Sir JACOB ASTLEY, Bait.
THOMAS W. COKE, Esq. M.P.
It. H. GURNEY, Esq. M.P.
CHARLES HARVEY, Esq. M.P.
DIRECTORS.
PntsiDENT.—JEREMIAH IVES, I: q. Banker.
VICE-PRESIDE N T —JOH N BROW NE, Esq. Alderman.
E. T. Booth, Esq. Alderman Anthony Hudson, Esq. Bunker
T. S. Day, Esq. Alderman J. S. Patteson, Esq. Alderman
Hammond Fisk, Esq. Robbenis, Esq. Alderman
John Harvey, Esq. Alderman W. Simpson, Esq.
•Vi au. Herring, Esq. Altkrman Samuel Stone. Esq.
SECRETARY—SAM EL BIGNOLD, Esq.
Parlies insured in this InAtitution are free
A.. front ALL lIESI'ONSIBIr.ITY, and rail ;mice Imek 'Mee
Etfths of the 'Surplus Premiatitt ut the end of cuff!, three or •
jive Years.—The Rates are the tante at al other Officer.
Suttenient of Duty paid Mr the last Tao bats.
1520 .1;41,554 3 9
1521
Thus proving that IN THE LAST VEAL the business increased
I:Pie-Anus 05 10 MlLLioxs.
LIFE SOCIETY--CAPITAL £500,000.
This Society is entirely distinct from the Fire Office.
The rapid progress of this Society is evidenced by the amount
cf its Preminms, %latch, at the under-mentioned petiLats, stood
tli li)U,DVS :
V oar ending at March, 1515 £53.411 5 1
Year ending at Mardi. 1818 66,,2::6 5 9
Year ending at June, 1521
In the last taelvemontbs, upwards of 811 u Policies were issued
for Insurances exceeding JXOO,OOO.

ANu N CE, the Original Proprietor, has so im-
provca the RUSSIA OIL, that it will be pleasant, and
will keep in all climates. Through the discovery of an extra
valuable ingredient, and which has been proved, will he sure to
assist in preserving, and promoting the hair, will make it grow
thick and long, prevent it falling urf or ever turning grey, and
will be sure to assist in restoring it to bald places, if the least
signs of roots as remaining. And as the Proprietor is now
resolved not to prepare his Russia Oil without that valuable in-
gredient, although very expensive; therefore the Ploprietor
Cannot possibly sell the ounce bottle for less than ss. and the
large bottle, which contains five ounces, for one sovereign, which
Is a saving. And as :utile think the Russia 01 dear, the reason
is easily ascertained ; for instance.un ounce bottle of Oil of Roses
is imly about 35.; and en ounce bottle of the best and genuine
0„to of Roses is five guineas. The reason is, because the one is
tar more preferable to the other. So it is with PRINCE'S
R.l,b,a Oil, which is far referable to any other article for the

flair.
Even Medical Gentlemen have published in the Gazette of
Health, that l'rince's Russia Oil is superior to any Oil for the
hair; will Testo'e it on bald places, and strengthen weak hair
sooner than any other preparation. Also Mr. Marshall, the first
Court Hair dresser, of ti ii..more Street; Mt. Damon, Hair
Dresser, &c. to the Biqa! 14intily, Weymouth; Mr. Adams,
Boar Lane, Leeds • and hundreds of other principal Hair Dies.
Eters, have declared that they. recommend Prince's Russia Oil
betuie any other, as front experience they have found it to be the
bait for preserving and pronto: Mg the f lair, clearing the scurf,
and keeping the head and hair clean; although there are other
Articles *
the Hair daily puffed the Newspa;.ersi. But there
are thousands w Ladies and GentleffEhuve a good head of Hair
(:E
by using l'lllN'S Celebrated $U•:? IA till,. But some
Ladies being persuaded to- use oth ils, they soon found the
difference, as door fftdrhegan toflilloff. pr get grey.
Ledlies will iiiid l'rihee s Russia Oil ptiftrable to shy otherail
for dressing their own, or false hair, as it Ores a natural gloss.:
softens, and curls it. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use it
iustead of pontatuni; it promotes eybrows, whiskers, eac.
Sold Wholesale, Iteit.if, and for Rxportation, lty the role Pro-
prictar, A. l' ain reitiovetlto No.,Poland- pneet, Oxford-
k.reet, near the Pantheon; and by Mr. Smyth, Pt:tinkerer to his
Ilsiesty, New Bond-street; and by most principal firfumers
and Medicine Venders.
Proved by affidavit. the 24th of November 1814, beforei the
I.ord Ma} or._ hat A. Prince is the Original Proptietor in th,e
Liiiverse ut the Russia Oil ; therefore if any Perfumer, Medicine
Vender. flair Dresser, or any ono else, sells Russia Oil, that is
nut Prince's, t:iey are impostors, as they sell counterfeits to their
11111i.OlOCTS.
Ask for Prince's Russia Oil, and observe Prince" on the
steppe' and seals cos each bottles tatistritt, it is nut genuine, aced
snout answer the purpose.
Lanes and Gentieram wi:l be parcicular, eiere are unprin-
eipivil pensen. in hrs.: sirAl :A:runny whosell countialeite, and say
titzi e. getiultie
There has been of late Counterfeit Russia t.il and in almost
sre‘ay strc.t ; and Imps et, have made the covers of the Cetut •
flus-ia 4.i so much fk die Genuit.e, and esen imitated
or.crti:deteprietor's Minot therefore purchasers .hould be cal:-
Shoo, sod toot it of the Pt oprietnr, or of a resper.h..e l'erttur er
or .Mvoictne•Venucr. A. sevens: Ladies win Geht.h.auu :a the
arintr Mae complained that tent have bum taken in by to; -in-
esplod pawns selling them couit. tUerefore, t y eneowi.ig
toe ..... ney in a latter toe the blushes Oii, &c. directed to Mr.
l'cit.ce, IN.). 9. Oxford-street. Londun, Mr. I'. i'.l
itti them ty tetura 14, _ kingdten.

Just published, at Mr. ACKER MANN'S, 101, Strand,

•
E Second Volume of HIN DOOST AN : con-
taining a description of the Religion. Manners, Customs.
Trades, Arts, Sciences, Literature, Diversions. &c. &c. with 17
col. engravings, price Bs. To be completed in Sia Monthly
Parts, illustrated by upwards of 100 col. Engravings; and
forming the VII Division of the WOULD IN MINIATURE.
1. I LLYRIA and DALMATIA, 2 vols. 32 plates, pr. 12s.
2. WESTERN AFRICA, 4 vols. 47 plates, price as.
3. TURKEY. 6 vols. 73 plates, price 21. 2s.
PERSIA will form the Fifth Division of this Work.
Alto, just published, ILLUSTRATIONS of the History,
Manners, and Customs, Arts, Sciences, and Literature of
JAPAN ; selected from Japanese Manuscripts by \I. TIT.
SINGH, foimerly chief agent of the Dutch East India Company
Nangasnki ; and accompanied with many cal. Engraving.,
Lom ouginal Japanese Dcs'gns. RI. 4to. pr. 21. lbs.
Also, No. 111. PINE'S MICROCOSM. price 4z.
JOHNNY (ALE GENUS, the FOUNDLING, by the
Author of the three. 6. Tours of Syntax," with 24 col. plates,
pike 21s.
HISTORY and COSTUMES of MADEIRA, 27 coloured
En,Javings, price '2l. 25.
N.B. ACKER MANN'S REPOSITORY OF ARTS FOR
Manor contains, amongst other interesing matter, tin E.sauy
on the Prevention of Forgery, illustrated with three Specimens
of Bank Notes, on Sir W. Congreve's plan, price

•_ •_•__ _
THE GRE:VIEST DISCOVERY IN THE
UNIVERSE for changing in a few minutes, Red or Grey
Hair on the Head, Whiskers, Eyebrows, &c. to a Blown Black,
(without staining the skin) is ABIGAIL'S GOLDEN ME-
TALLIC TINCTURE.
The peo,rictor Mies not wish to say much in its praie, as a
trial will convince it to be the best article for changing die hair.
Several Ladies and Gentlemen who have used the Golden Metal-
lic Tincture have given it the decided preference to various arti-
cles which they before used for a similar purpose.
OBSERVE.—Dyes are in general made front lunar caustic, ex.
traeted Rom silvet, lime, white lead, &c. which are unhealthy,
and troublesome in their application, and turn the hair to a pur-
ple hue; but the Gulden Metallic Tincture, which is extracted
front Gold, is sure to change the hair on the head, whiskers, or
any other part, to no other c.olour than a Brown Black, in a few
minutes without staining the skin, or the least trouble, by merely
pouring a little of it in a wine glass, and dip the narrow part of
a dressing comb in it, and comb it through the hair, which will
soon dry and have the desired effect. Further particulars are in
the Directions, which arc sealed up with each bottle, so that
any one can their own hair with exec and secrecy in a short
time.
The proprietor, after consulting with the first Chemical Gen-
tlemen in the Empire, .and trying for years, with great expense
and difficulty, to extract a tincture front Gold, has at last site-
cceiled, and it is proved the purest and innocent dye in the Uni-
verse for changing hair.
CacTiow.—As various articles are generally tried to be coun-
terfeited; therefore Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular and
ask for Atrium t.'s t.oLnE9 7.lt:TatA.to TINCTURE, at 11.
per bottle, or six bottles for 51. which is a saving, and observe
'• Abigail A. P." is signed on the cover of each bottle, without
it is nut genuine, and cannot answer the purpose.
Sold by appoinunent, wholesale, by :sir. Prince, at No. 9,
Poland titre et, Oxford Street, London ; and by most principal
Perfumers and Medicine Venders.
To accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen residing in any part
of the Country, by enclosing the money in a letter by post, di-
• rected to Mr. Prince, 9, Poland Sircet, Oxford Street, London;
Mr P. will send them by return of coach tri any part of the King-
dom. It is so prepared us to keep in all climates ; the older the
better. Merchants, Captains, also Country Shopkoepers, will
receive hueral allowance for exportation.
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FIINVEN'I'Y 'THOUSAND POCNDS Sterling,
J.- Money. will be given to the first Prize drawn next
Tuesday. ( ttith inst.) ()ter and above any other Pi.te it may be
drawn. Nearly 20 other Capitals Indy be expected that day, as
the Lottery contains 75, and one.fouttli of all the Ticket, must
then be drawn. Tim Scheme poisesses 5 „1:'10,000 Prizes, and
G6tlo other Prizes, all Money.—Lad Lottery, the first Prize was
as in the present, entitled to one of the Grand Prises, anti that
was sold by 151SII, who sold 14 Capitals last Lottery ; and who
is now selling Tickets and Shares, in great variety, ut his 011 iced,
4, Cornhill, and t 4, Charing Cross; and he hopes and expects to
sell the £20,000. and several other Capitals next Tuesday.

Bthe Knge's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
GODBOLD'S VEGE'fABLE WILLSAM.
For COUSIIS, CONBUMISTIONS, and AaTialaall.
riIHIS medicine has been et•tablished tin. nearly
1 30 years, and is allowed by many eminent physicians to be
the only etficacious remedy to be depended upon for curing the
shove complaints. The numerous cures dust are daily performed,
and which are attested by persons of the first rank in th.s kmg.
dom, would fill volumes.
Copy of a Letter to Alessrs an_DIPOLDS, 3 Bloomsbury-.quarts.
Gentlemen,—l have the pleasure to intiam you, that your in-
valuable Vegetable Balsam, reoutintiended to me by the llon•
Mr. Shirley, of Fulham. has perfectly restored me to my former
st:de of gemd health. I was in a deep decline, and had taken a
number of other medicines which faiied of success.—W itb gran.
tude I remain. your obedient servant, KOSERT DAVI*.
10, Cumberlimd Noce, Chelsea, May 11. lalg.
M ra. Dorothy Gay is cured of a columniption by taking &pints
of the Vegtitable Balsam ; she was under is cuutse of medicine
from the faculty five months, and found no telief.--Certiteate of
the cure the )rich ofJune 1813.
monger proofs of the efficacy of this medicine cannot be given
then its being recommended by the folios ing nobility.
The mob; Noble garquis of Lothlim, the Bight lion. Viscount
Dudley and Ward, the Bight Hon. the Lords Macdonald,
Grantley. Forteecue .nd Mcnintford, the Bight I lon. late Vis-
- countess Duchey and Ward, Dowagers el rantley, Falmouth. and
xVortescue, Lady A qtreeee; Sirs Fr...neis Blake. Edw. Newnharn,
John Coghill, anti George Armstrong; Generals Doyle and
Drunley ; Colonels Baker, Debath, I .enoy. &c.
N.B. Messrs. ;lAlbuitl have established am institution for the
ben, lit ef ;IL! poor
.und others. who c.mnut salad to pay the lull
praa. toe the medicine, end have, in consequence appointed it to
sold by one re.spectahle Vender in every pruicipal town in Eng.
land, agreeably to the terms of the chanty, as well a. at No. 1,
Bloomsbury Square.

Zittts.

The 14.1 y of Geo. Chipman ell. sorzcon, of Guildford street, of •
Osughiri.
lu I:tii ton CfeFCCIII, the IA) of C. e.N. of • daughter.
Mrs. t Itristopher, Ut tarsi Corson street, of a oil,.
IP 1.10,4 v, ltt 1. MC told) Ut ti. Itote,,esq. of still born e\.1.1.
hi I ith,s lrnace, the ie..) us thli.ee, cal. of a iliinghtex•
Ai Clahhanl, NI I alas. w a d.1,1,1i1,r.
1'4114 N. N)00, .1
145*-ad otrert, * C. L. esq. of cab
I 1.4413. of DI. sired, of

At Chelan, Mr. J. Turner, or rieet street, to Sarah Anne, Itec.lll4
daughter of the late P. Powell, en. or Hertford.
At We)bridge, Surrey, beat. 1%. Carvell, R.N. to Susan Anna,
daughter or J. C. Middleton, erg.
Al St. Jliehael'a, l'ornhill, J. It. Turing, eal. of Rotterdam, to lean
Stenurt, recount daughter of A. Firmer, mui. of At), Hem
At Lower 'footing, Mr. H. W. Lord, to Mrs Gibson, of pper
Tooting.