The National Register.
London, England, 1812-04-19 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

Jtist published. Price 41.

TRUTH: Containing the CASE of the SEVEN PRINCES of BRITAIN, con-
trraed with that of SEVEN B (ITISH MERCHANTS; with suggestions for op-
posing the D., nosh. of Brunswick and the British Constitution, to the Phantasmagoria
of the Destroyer and the Code Napoleon; and his-trail of Catholic Emancipation,
suzgesting the great and wise policy of endeavouring to amalgamate the different
Christian Religions of Britain. into one r, rand Hierarchy; and in place of renewimr
India monopoly, creating' one of the British Princes Emperor of India, and another
King of Canada. By FINGALL. London; Published CF. Collins, 9, Queen-
street, Golden-square; s.dd l•y J. liatchard, Piccadilly t J. Richardson, Corialiiii;
and to be bail of all Booksellers.

Just published, Price 2s,

DRURY's RE :URRECTION; or. The Drami versus The Menazerfe; a Poem.
Addres.ed to S. Whitbread, Esq. By the Author of the Maid of Kenmore, Lines
an Sir J. Moore, &e. Ac.
Eheu I quantus equis quantus attest vide
Sudor.
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Sold by G. Shade, Pence's-street, Cavendish-square; and Sherwood, Neely. and
„Toltec, P •ternoster-row. Of whom ma) he had, The Maid of Remnore; or, Platonic
Love: a Poem, with Burle,que Notes. Price Ss.

" A good-humoureit, witty Satire on Platouic Lore. The Burlesque Notes ate
go l.."—Critical Review.
" Mievtut utile Dulci:'—Monthly Mirror.

" Rnth in verse anti prose such a laugh is kept up as puts our censorial gravity to
tlighi."—Menthly Review.

GRASS BLEACHED IRISH LINENS.
Coleraine Linen Mart, late near Christ Church, No 2, Albion-street, near Blaeldriars
Bridge, adjoining the Surrey Institution.

BOULDEN and Co. return Thanks for the distinguished Patronage tbev have
experienced from their Friends and the Public, and ititbrin them thew haw I' j:ISt re-
ceived a Fresh Supply of (helm Superior GRASS BLEACHED FLAXEN CO ..E-
-RAINE LINENS, which have frotu comparison i.btaitted the decided appro% al and
pre. once of every purcha.er, and doubt not of a continuance of their Favours.
A singlee, piece sold at the Manufacturers price.—No connexion with any other
Linen House in England, being the Only Real Manufacturers.

‘2sj

THE NOBILITY AND FAMILIES OT THIS METROPOLIS,
ALSO TOWN AND COUNTRY DRAPERS,
• Are respectfully apprized, that the entire STOCK in TRADE
of the MANCHESTER, SCOTCH, and IRISH FAC TORS, No. G,
Pickett-street, Temple-bar, opposite St. Clement's Church, is now on
Sale, the whole•of which, amounting to 17,500. must be immediately
cleared of, in consequence of the death of Mr. Stephen Perkins, one of
the Proprietors, amongst which the following articles will he found
particularly worthy attention, viz. a large quantity of grass-bleached
Irish linens of known celebrity, Russia and Lancashire sheetings,
dowlasses, and Suffolk hemps, I5(x) pieces 'of India and British jacco-
nuts, mulls and cambric, for gentlemen's cravats and ladies' dresses,
500 pieces of India nankeens, WOO silk, imitation, and wove-in shawls,
150 pieces of rich printed bed-furnitures, counterpanes, quilts, blankets,
table-linen, &c. with an assortment of printed cambrics and calicoes.
No. 6, Pickett-street, Temple-bar, the large corner Shop, with a
Golden Unicorn in front. Assistants wanted.
N. B. the above extensive Premises to be disposed of

NATIONAL BANK, established for the Purchase of Annuities,
Secured on every description of Real Property, or eligible Personal
Security. This institution is under the management of a sigle Direc-
tor, whereby that publicity and exposure incident to other ()fliers, is
effectually obviated. All Annuities are expressly stipulated to be re-
deemable; the most Liberal Price is given the Consiieration is paid in
Notes of the Bank of England, and the borrowers are invariably•enti-
tled to the privilege of deducting the Property-tax from the ..tnnuity
kterest.—Apply personally between Nine and Five, or by letter. to the
nrector of the National Bank, No. 8, Lower John-street, GuElen-
square.

Just published, Price Is.
The Sixth Edition of A TREA'T'ISE ON RAZORS; in which the
weight, shape, and temper of.a Razor, the means of keeping it in ordcr,
and the manner of using it, are particularly considered ; and in which
it is intended to convey a knowledge of all that is nect.ssary on this
subject.—By BENJAMIN KINuSBURY. In the Monthly Review
for May, 1798, page 114, this little Work was noticed in the following
terms We have read this Treatise with interest and with phasure.
It is well worth the attention of the Public.—Sold by the Author, at
No.lo, St. James's-street.

INDIAN BEAUTY.—When we consider the innumerable a autiful
Females that adorn the srlendid peninsula of India, we are surprist-d
that due attention bas not been shown to them. In consequence of
having neglected this duty, the Proprietor of HUBERT'S ROSEATE
POWDER received by the last Packet, an express order for an imme-
diate supuly of that elegant article, which removes all superfluous Hairs
on the Face, Neck, and Arms. and: imparts a lovely Bloom to cite Com-
p:exion, removing tan, stin•burn, &c. It must therefore I.e pecu-
liarly adapted fur warm climares.—May be had of the Proprietor, £23,
Russell-street, Covent-garden, ;:nd of all the Perfumers in the Empire.

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