The National Register.
London, England, 1816-08-04 00:00:00

MARRIED.

The Res. B. Philpot. Fellow of ('first Col. Cambridge, to Letitia
Marv. den. of the late W. Philpot, Esq. of Huntingfield.--Major G.
H. Hewett. eldest son of Sir G. Hewett, Bart. Corn. of the Noresz in
Ireland. to Loai,a. fifth d sa. of the Biskop of Bangor at
E. G. %Wakefield, F..q. eldest son of E. Waken:lT, Esl. of Pall-Mall,
to Eliza Ann. only child of the late T. C. Pattie, of Canton.—ln
Shrewsbury, Mr..l. Brown, of Crispin Hall. to Miu Maria Hill, of
Clod HalL The height of the bride and bridegmom it about 4 f^-:t
inches; age of former 17, litter 37. They w:re eon:la:nisi to church
by a mon:rout company; and on the return of the bridegroom (through
the church windows he w greeted with aeclani itions, was planed in 3.
chair and carried throu;th ths principal streets in town, attended by
music, &c.—At Edinburgh. .1. Ross, Esq. Capt. R.N. to Christian,
dau. of T. Adair, Esq. of Grenock. Cl..rk of the Signct.—ft. Ramsdell,
juts. of Carlton Ilall, Notts. to Eranzes Matilda, third dau. of J.
Plumptree, Esq. of Fredrille, Kent.—Caps Hood Knight, R.N. s:rond
son of Adm. Sir J. Knight, K.C.B. to Louisa Augusta, only child of
lat.: Adm. Keppel.—T. Dax. Esq. of Doughty-street. to Eliz. Ann,
eldest dau. of the I:ue Rev. T. Lloyd, Minor Canon of Hereford.—J.
Spurgin. Es 4. of Caius Col. Cambridge, and Brad well, Essex.
Eliz.t Welshman, only (tau. of T. Dix. Esq. of Acton.—Lieut. h.
Blaquire. 11. N. (author of" Th:. State of Sicily. Tanis, &c."), to Miss
Emma White, late of Southampton.—At Cheadle, Staftbrdshire, T.
Mackenzie, M.D. to Elie. eldest dau. of the late J. Child, Esq.—..lt
Beiltelert, William, eldest son of J. Jones, Esq. of I.lys, to Mies Ellen
William. of liatbdrufyild.— ‘t Camberwell, A. Eyre, Esq of tie
Surrey Brewery. to Misi Nicholson. of Camberwell-grove.-14. How.
ard. Esq. of Kcnsworth 11411, Ilerts, to Eliza. widow of the late Sr
J. Trenholm. K.G.—Rev. W. Heath, of Eton Col. Vicar of Islcworth,
to Miss Elko King, deli. of Capt. W. King, R.N.
_ _ _ DIED.

Capt. G. Waite, of B ',vat Infantry. He was on his way from
nits to join his reg. at Ehunar, when he anal his wi:e were taken in,
and Cart. W. died at two in the morning of nth De% an Mrs. W.
sic hours after.—ln Bath J. Ervini4 EMp aged nu. His win: oniy
a few months bdurz him. after living together upwards of fo y..ars.—
B. Patkar. E;,t. of Dudley. prop. of the eetatuve iron ':works in that
neigh!iourho.l.l.—R. Buchanan. -Esq. of Glasgow, civil engineer.—At
Harrowl'ate. Mrs. E. Hamilton, well known v.) the world as an author.
T. Sandys, Es.i. of Eversholt, Kenneritert, a•;edtS, Mfr.
R. Bick.—ln his 614 year, H. 11ii:klow, Esq. Co:l-ctor of Customs in
Port of Londan.—After two hours illness, the Rev. (;. Saesee. M A.
Vier.r of King.ton and Richmond. Surrey. and Rector of St. Mar),
Aldermary, ou.t Thom: Apostle, Lendon.—Mr. 1.. Mertens. of Well.
elose.smiare. refiner.—Veit Havre, Mrs. Ft. Heuthsote. few years
ago (when Miss Sale) the Columbine at Covent Garden Theatre.—A.
Turner. Esq. Aklenuan of Leeds, and twice Mayor.—ln Portland.
place. in his 6341 year, D. P. Watts. F-I.—The Rev. T. PriCJ, Matter
of the Free Guntuer School. Cann :alien. Vior of I.lngunnar.
marthenshire.—At Camberwell. in her riTit year. Mrs. Serib.7, ralirt
of the late J. C. Scrieber, E..1.—1a Hinle.street, .Mun:lureter, 'Ss
Rev. E. Dieskins.

THE PAMPHLETEER.
Just Publis!►ecl, Pricc 6 &I.

THE PAMPHLETEER, No. XV. containing the
beet Poopidea of the Day. Continued Quarterly.

PAMPHLETS:
1. Siseetli of J. C. Carmen, 1.. M.P. on the Poor Laws.
11. On the Flousiniaii an..l Bataihin Mysteries. Ay Thos. Tayler.
I: I. A Discourse ddirr.al at Java. Ity the Han. T. S. Ratites.
IV. On the Mildew ut Wheat, and the Choice of Seed Corn, in refer-
epee to an hypothe.is of Sir Joseph Banks.
V. On the Agricultural Intereit. By the ILv. D. Crombie.
VI. On ramine and the Poor Laws. By W. IticlionLon, D.D.
Vii. On the Present Crisis. By W. Peter, Bey.
+VIII. On the Punishment of Death. By J. W. Polidori,
gine'. 1
Sall by Gale and Co. ; Longman and Co. London ; and all other
Booksellers.
Where may be had, Nos. 1. to 'XIV. containing an Impartial Be-
ton-I on but:i silt, of everfastleading sub;ect, Wiich has occupied the
pah/ic attention during the four years; with Translations trout the
French an l German—aal many valuable Pamphlets, which being out
ofpriut, are only to be had in this Collection.

£40,000
for Fitat-drawn Priz! ova. and &Iwo Whatever Prize it may be

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Drawn.
The present Lottery having deservedly met with
aniverml Appmbatlon, has canted an unprce,..dentLd Sale for Tickets
and Shares, and as there were but 14,tido Tickets originally, an early
Paech,o,e is recommendA to prevent Disappointment; and it is cer-
tainly mist adviseahle fir those who cause to adventure to bay early,
becalue the very lint Prize drawn must be more than .1.40,0un, and
mar be C•vi,ivio, and as the Drawings each lkty are to be equal, it is
.most probable some whir great Ca;Mali will be drawn same Day.
"."- The astonishing suocess which invariably attends
00Ifices, is so universally known that it would be unnecessary to state
a, cs“l a t!“;11:11It... Of an Advertisement would admit of it; suffice it
so say, he sold in the last Lottery (just thaislatill
One Prize of 30,00 u Pounds,
And 26 other Capitals ; and in the last 12 3londis.
Two prizes of so,otsi Pounds,
•One of 40,1100 Pounds,
Four of 30.0'•1.i0 Pounds,
'nesides numerous Prizes of Dew®. ke.c. &r. as may be seen by the
• &di !mei, which are to be had (gratis) at his 0:1;ces, 4, Coruhill, and 4J.
Charinz-Crosi, where Tickets and Shares are now selling.
Lottery begins 17th of NEXT mos Tit.

IIAYTIAN PAPERS.-BY AUTHORITY..

Just published, by W. HEED. Law Books Aler, 17. Flmt.street,
lutudsomely printed, in one AOL Uvo. price 61. boards.
THE whole of the very Intertsting Documents re-
ining to the Kiniptorn of Hayti. with a Preface; by P. SANDERS,
EN. Agent to tit:. Ilaytian Government.

LAW OF PATENTS.

In a few Days will be published by W. REED. Law Bookseller, 17,
Fleet-street, in one voL royal svo.
THE LAW OF PATENTS for Inventions, with a
Colketiou of C3iCS. By J. Davirs, of the Rolls Chapel.

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THE ROYAL FAMILY, Nobility, Gentry, ant!
Ladies and Genthmien of Fashion, use Princes Russia Oil for moisten-
ing the hair, when dressing their own or false hair. To publish
of disAiaction that use Prince's Russia Oil would fill a %ohmic ; VuTtlnie
proprietor declines mentioning names, as it is not pleasant for persons
of distinction, who buy a bottle of Oil, to have their names published.
—ls the best and wholeomest Oil for the hair of !Attics, Gentlemen. and
Children, and if used constantly, not a hair will fall off or turn grey ;
it makes weak and short hair grow thick and long ; renders di or -harsh
Isle soft; promotes eye-brows. whiskers..--G NTL EAi EN WllO
A RE BALI), or have lost part of their hair, and the least sign of roots
of hair remaining, by using l'rince's Russia Oil regular for a short
time, will be "tire to hare it restared.--Gentlonen who wear powder
ought to use it instead of peniatuni.—Ladies will find it the best for
dressing real or title hair ; makes the hair curl beautifully.—Several.
Ladies and Gentlemen, who had used Prince's Russia Oil toe years. and
from the use of that alone not a hair fell oil or turned grey, but being
persuaded by their hair-dressers to use other oils, or sold them counter-
hit Russia Oil, soon found the difference, have declared that they will
use no other than Prince's Russia Oil in future. And what makes the
Russia Oil preferable to any other oil, it is so healthy, that whoevet
uses it for the hair will not be liable to catch fevers, or any other infec-
tious diseases ; and as it is so healthy, is the reason each bottle mast
have a Wins!) Government medical stamp. In all ancient medical pub.
licetions, aromatic oil, such as Prince's Russia Oil, is particularly /even,.
mended for the hair as it is very wholsume.

Sold by the sole Proprietor, A. Prince, 9, John-street, Oxford-street ;
as the numbers run irregular, observe, his house is next door to a wail
makers; by Mr. Smyth, Perlimier to his Majesty, New Bond-street ;
Ilendrie, Perfumer to her Majesty, Tichborne-street ; and by must
principal perfumers.
TAKE. NOTICE.—Ask for Prince's Iluivia Oil, is proved molt
before the Lord Mayor, that his is the original and only geriiiinc;
therefore, any perfumer, medicine vender, or hair-dresser, aho sdls
Russia (hl under any pretei:ce whatsoever, that is not Prince's Itu,sia
Oil which is here publicly published, they are impostors, Arad selling
counterfeit to their customers.

Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular to order Prince's Russia
Oil, as several hair-drtssers sell counterfeit.

re A PRINCE respectfully acquaints the Nobility, Gentry, and the
Public in general, since the Ist of January,• 1816, the price of his
Germine Russia Oil is fixed. and no further alteration in the price. Sold
at 4s. the small bottle, also& bottle, containing four small, at 11s. is ■
saving of Si. or a large bottle, containing nine small at t...2a. is a saving
of 14:. or six large at 51. is yet a greater saving, and when used for the
hair it not only preserves it, but is benclitial to the health, which
obliges it to have a British Government :Medical Stamp, which is in.
Eluded in the price.