The National Register.
London, England, 1812-03-29 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER•

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Mr. W will EXHIBIT, NEXT MONTH, at No. 87,
PAI.L.MALL ALL THE PICTURES HE HAS PAINTED, in-
cluding several which
.Wit • never appeared before the Public.—
March 26, 1812.

The EXHIBITION at the BRI I'ISH GALLERY, Pall-mall, will
CLOSE on SATURDAY NEXT, and will be again Opened on Mon-
day, the 19th of April, for the Exhibition of Mr. West's Picture of our
saviour in -the Temple, and for the Exhibition and Sale of those
WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, which may remain unsold.
By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, A. R. A. Keeper..
The Subscriptions for the Print of Mr. West's Picture coutinite is
be received at the GAlery.

AQUATIC THEATRE, SADLER'S WELLS.
EASTER MONDAY, March 30, 1812, the Entertainments will
commence with the surprising performance of Mr. Pack, the Protean
Prodigy (who is engaged for a short time only) ; Clown to the Exhibi-
tion, Mr. Elexmore (the first appearance of both at this Theatre).
After which, a favourite Pantomime, called CASTLES IN THE
AIR. Harlequin, Mr. Ridgway ; Pantaloon, Mr. Barnes, from the
Theatre Royal, Lyceum (his first appearance here) ; Genius, Mr. Jones
This first appbarance here) ; Lover, Mr. Flexmore ; Pero, Mr. Hart-
land; and Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI. The Entertainments to conclude
with a now and superb Aqua Drama, with entirely new scenery,
theses, and decorations, called fHE PRINC o ,ILLU INATED
LAKE. Principal characters: Messrs. Austin, Hartland, Rees. jun..;
Lund, Pearman (his first appearance in London), Barnes, and Jones ;
Misses Brown, Manesier, and Latimer (the first apppearance of the
latter on any stage), and Mrs. C. Dibdin. The Pantomime and Aqua
Drama the production of Mr. C. Dibdin, jun. The Music conipsed
by Mr. Reeve. The Scenery designed and executed by NIT'. Andrews.
The last.sceise representing a Palace and Gardens, illuminatui on the
borders of an illuminated Lake, with a splendid Aquatic Pageant to be
represented on Real Water.
Boxes, 4s.—Pit, 29.—Gallery, Is.—Doors to be opened at half-past
five; begin at half past six. Places kept till half-past 61' vt n. Placei to
be taken of Mr. Kirten, at the Box-Office of the Tin-au e, every day,
from ten till four.

The RHINOCEROS and the ELEPHANT, being the larleFt and
strongest of all terrestial animals, are considered the most formidable
eremies to each other. •How highly gratifying it must be, to any person
who takes even the least notice of Nature's wonderful productions, to
sce two such powerful enemies so closely united in perfect harmony, in
the very centre of this great Metropolis; but this is not all, the most
fierce inhabitants of the extensive forests of Asia, Africa, and America,
even those of the most blood thirsty nature are seen in peaceful enjoy-
ment of health, daily improving in size and condition, seemingly de-
lighted with the familiarity of their keepers, and even at beirw, noticed
by strangers, a scene equally astonishing as it is pleasing, and confers
tbehigliest credit on Mr. POLIIO, the Proprietor of the Royal Mena-
g,!rie Exeter 'Change, whose peculiar treatment of. animals has ena-
hied him to possess the finest specimens and the greatest variety.

REAL TURKEY COFFEE.'
H. SERVANTE and Co.'s Warehouse, No, 2,00, Upper
street.—The Nobility and Gentry, by whom such a decided
has been given to the COFFEE supplied from this WarehouL
spectfully Informed, that the article will be Sold, -as heretefor..,
best qualities, at Is. 9d.; 2s. and 2s. 4d. per lb. and that in copse
of repeated demands for Mocha Coffee, the same nay be had
and unadulterated, at Ss. per lb. roasted, and 4s. 3d. per
quantities of not less thin three pounds.—Five per cent. disci
taking nine pounds, and upwards.

KENT.-CURACY OF TUDELY AND CAPE'

WANTED, a CURATE, to supply the CHURCHES of
and CAPEL. The Salary is 701. and the Surplice Les; but
Single Gentlemen only will be treated with.—Apply to Messl
and Son, Toubridge; if by letter, post paid.

On Wednesday next, the Ist of April, will be published, ptlct
TOWN TALK, No. 111. of the. New Series, embellished
admirable Caricature, entitled 41 Na PUIt3U/TS." Ti
ber contains a choice Collection of Living Characters, and r
of the Editor, at No. 337, Corner of Exeter 'Change, Strand,
Booksellers in Town and Country.

TO THE CURIOUS IN PLANTS.
FREDRICK PURSH, Botanist, from New York, is, just
London, with a valuable Collection of Hardy AMERICAN. 1
consisting of several beautiful new species and var.eties in fit
who has for these last twelve years, been making Botanical' ftc
in great part, in North America, and all the. different W
Islands: The Plants are now for Sale at I. Munro's, Nt
Stedman, Successor to Mr. Wm. North, No. 38. Westmi.lst
road, Lambeth. This choice Collection is in Lots, of Five
each, consisting of about One Hundred and 'Thirty Env Plat
arc . properly packed to send to any part of the United
with a Catalogue of their Botanical names.

LADY BRANSCOMB, Widow of Sir J. BR Awscom
1101. BORN-BARS, Corner of Middle-row, begs leave to re
to the attention of her Friends and the Public, the :scheme of
LOTTERY, which contains a greater variety of Capital
was ever before known, and only 12,000 rickets, all to
sOth APRIL. The commands of the Public for Tickets .
are respectfully solicited as above, being the only Oace License+
name of BRANSCOMB.

Bath Vellum Letter Paper of superior qualities, sold by
as n N, Stationer to the Duke of Kent, &cc. No. 418, Strand, six
Bedford-street, opposite the Adelphi.
Quire. Ream. Quire,
s. d. s. d. s. d.
Thick 1 0 19 0 Thick gilt 1
Thick (super.) 1 4 9.3 0 Thick r!ilt 1
Large thin 1 4 25 0 Large thin gilt 1
Large thick 1 8 29 0 Large thick gilt 2
With every description of Paper and Stationary, equally moderate..
Almanacks and Pocket-books, for 1812.

FROM INDIA.—A BEAUTIFUL' PRODUCTION.,
by their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales and Duke
and most of the Nobility, MACASSAR OIL, for the HA,
virtues of this Oil, extracted from a tree in the island of M 7
the East Indies, are far beyond description for increasing t
of hair, even on bald places, to a beautiful length and thick
venting its falling off or changing colour; In dressing the
pre-eminent, in strengthening the curl, bestowing nn inestit
and scent, rendering the hair inexpressibly attracting, pro;
growth of whiskers, eyebrows, &c. In it is the first
in the world for restoring acd beautifying the hair of Ladit
men, and Children. Such celebrity has it attained, that
honoured with the sanction of Royalty, Nobility, and Get
the Navy and Army, and Public at large. It is innoxious, an,
all climates. Sold at 3s. 6d. Ios. qd. and large bottles, cone
small, at li. is. each, by :Ise VropriLtors, Rowland Son.
Hatton-Garden, London ; and by all Wholesale an..t Retail tam.
London, and in every Town throughout the -Er.);)t....".
** Beware of servile Imitators, as the G..atuine Mac.
signe*d on the Label in Red Ink. " A Rowland and Sim."
may be had, a most Important Discovery, patronised by
Highness the Duchess of York, and sanctioned 1 y hit
Duke del Infant ado, and many families of high:diqinction.
ALSANA EXTR ACT, or Abyssinian Bo*.atileal Speci
Teeth and Gums, fn. ctadicatiug all disorders of the Teeth
and rendering them extremely beautiful. The nropertles of
are sanctioned by the most eminent Physicians of Great ail
Italy, and throughout Europe, and the lin e.tiebratitio,
Pi-epared and sold at 10s. titt. and strali b0tt1,..3 at i Ekl.euc
Alsana Powder, at 2s. Std. per box, by the proikrieturs as atm.