The National Register.
London, England, 1815-04-09 00:00:00

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THE NATIONAL REGISTBR:

DR. SYNTAX'S NAPOLEON.
.Inst Published, in One Volume Royal'Octavo.
Elegantly Printed on a fine Drawing Paper, and Embellished with
Thirty Coloured Engravings-, Price 11. ss. in boards,'
THE LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
A Hudibrastic Poem in Fifteen Cantos, by Dr. Syntax.
B. This Work nray also be had in Weekly Parts, at ts. 6d. each.
London: Published by Tlioniai Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside •
Wil-
katw Mason, 31, New Bond•street ; and T. Dick, Edinburgh.

CHEAP GREEN PAINTS.
?be following much approved Green Paints are manufactured by
JAMES CREASE and SON,
SS, WEST SMITHIPTELD, LONDON ;

And are adapted to the preverva,ion and beautifying of every de-
gerivior ,•f Woodwork exposed to the weather.
casks of fourteen pounds each, and upwards.
No. 1. In, isihle Green. at 565. pmr cwt.
This paint, which is extremely neat in its appearance, is, from the
lowness of ilk price, particularly applicable to the niers common pur-
poses of painting, it being equally durable v irh•the most expensive colors.
No R. A good Olive Green, at Is. per lb.
No. 3. A superior ditto, at Is. fid. per lb.
No. 4. Spanish- Olive Green, at 2s. 6d. per lb.
No. 5. Patent Grass Green, at 3s. per lb.
The two last mentioned Greens, from their great richness and durabi.
lily of colour, are peculiarly calculated for the ornamental part of out-
door painting.
J. C. and Son beg leave to state, as distinguishing qualities of the
above Paints, that they are finely ground in linseed oil, and without
any admixture of extraneous substances; which serving only to increase
she weight of the article, are either injurious, or add nothing to its es-
antis, properties as a paint.
Boiled Linseed Oil, for thinning the above paints, at
per gallon.
No. 6, Japan Green, for Venetian Blinds, Canisters, Fenders, &c.
in bottles with printed directions. at ls. 6, 3. and 65. ~ach. This beau-
tiful colour may also be applied to many other ornamental in-door
purposes ; as palming flower stands, baskets, &c..
To gentlemen taking five pounds worth of the above colours, a di,-
Count of five per cent. will be allowed :or 10 pounds worth, 10 per cent.
Patten., of the Greens may be seen at the manufactory.
Genuine White Lead. Paint Oils, and colours of every description,
an moderate terms, any of whicb, when required, faithfully prepared
for nee.
Manufacturers of an sorts of Varnishes.
The Trade will find these Greens well worthy of their attention, and
to them a liberal allowance will be made.

The largest Prize drawn the sth inst. and the first ever sold in England
and paid directly in Stirline Gold, without deduction, was No. 12416
a Prise of One Thousand New Guineas, and shared by SIVEWRIGHT
into 16 Sixteenths; this is a continuation of his usual great success,
and an earnest of his additional good fortune of distribu. ing some of the
Three Prises of 50,0001. and 3 of 10CoPuinaas each, among his ft ;ends,
the public ; and as they may all be drawn the 15th inst. an immediate
purchase is requested at
No :37, Cornhill.
58, Haymarket.

11, Holborn.
141, Oxford-street

- NEXT SATURDAY.
At PTTTT)TNG and Co.'s Office, No. 1, CORNIIILL,
Mind your Pockets to fill,
For you may, if yon will,
And you will if you're wise,
Try your Lock at Old Guy's ;
Where the Only Prize of 20,0001. in the Last Lottery drawn in April
was Sold, where also 15 Capital Prizes of 20,0001., 4,0001., 2.0001.,
1.0001., &e. have been lately Sold in Shares, awl some of the Prizes
of 30,000 and One Thon.and Guineas which must be drawn NEXT
SATURDAY, will most probably be Sold by PIDDING and Co.
Corollal.

LONDON MARKETS.
CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, APRIL S.
We had a large supply of Wheat this morning, and a few prime
samples sold at an advance of 2s. bat the trade in general was very
heavy, and upon the ivintle our prices must be considered the Mine
as on this day week. Barley large supply and from Is. to 2s. per gr.
lower. White Peas 2s. and Beans and Oats 15. per qr. dearer. In
other articles ao alteration.
s. a.

4 S.

Wheat ..
Fine ditto • .
Rye

a. a.
Poland Oats 9
Potatoe ditto 80 a 33
Fine Flour ES.a
Second do. 60 a as
Rape Sated 13.1 a 136

40 a 66 White Pease 45 a
43 a 75 Grey.Psase 32 a 9it
Ott • 32 Beans
25 a 33 Ticks
60 a 68 Oats
FRIDAY, APRIL 7.
We have bad lent few fresh arrivals of Wheat since Monday, aid
but little of fine quality remain on hand, which reaches the abirec
quotation; ordinary kinds dull sale. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Peal
are dull sale, and fine qualities only reach Monday's pricey,. but
little doing in inferior. Fine Oats meet better sale than on Mou•
day, but this is not the case with inferior kinds._

Ilat icy
Malt

PRICE OF BREAD THIS-WEbk
dered (agreeably to the Act) to he advanced id. in the Peck Loaf,
making the Qnartern Loaf Wheaten One Shilling.

was or .