The National Register.
London, England, 1813-10-24 00:00:00

E NATIONAL lIEGITtIt.

~e house, but by the
Jill nra nicati ng with the
'upper floor, whichshortly after began to fall in. Sevetal respectable
females lodged on U first and second floors. tlne jumped out of
the first door window, without Wirtz much hurt ; another from the
two pair, with a child in her arms, who, though the child was
Hospital,
had her thiO bogie. She was carried to the London
Hospital, with but little hopes of recovery. It was late in the
afternoon before the flames were extingnished, when the premises
were completely burnt.
On Sa"twtlay sennight, niter the Claggym mail had changed hor.•:es
at Polmot, the guard and. coachman being both intoxicated, the
latter having &opt the reins, in endeavouring to recover them. fell
from his seat, and the conch going over hi /head, he was killed an
the spot. Meanwhile the horses being at full speed, the guard was
imperfectly inc,-.pa,...1%::1 that he could make no eilort to stop them,
and they continued at the ,! l'lop along Lilditligow-bridLc till they
Civllle to the Post office in that --rwn, where they Ntoppcd, without
the slightest injury. The trepicLo :on of the pasengers way oasily
be conceived.

Sunday week, the meter and'sapercargo of the Happy Return,
lately butatt in Nlonnt% Bay, together with /mother person, welt• com-
mitted to Bud min gaol) charged with !tacit% wilfully set fire to the said
vest

A most unfortunate accident happened at Mhid-tone, on Wed-
cedsay last ; as William Peursen, waggoner to Mr. Lirge, of Leeds,
vas replacing a trace hook, the tore lunge smidelk• plunged forward
with such force, as to cause the ttt xt horse to tall doun with his
knees on the man's body, which broke three of hi, ribs, and bruised
Um in such a dreadful manner, that he lingered in great agony until
Thursday evening, when death put a period to his sulletiogs. Au
inque•t was held on the hcdv on Flidav afternoon, when a verdict
slag returned of- Accidental Death.

ConowEn's JtiQL EST.—Mondav an Inquisition was laid at the
Plx..od, in nlau•ket•strec, (foi me rly Vert-street), Clare-market,
on the body of G. Laquier, a mathematical instrument-maker, %Ow
put a period to his existence on Satnwday last, by Inity,ing himself
during the temporary absence of his wife. It appeared that the
deceased lead been labouring tinder a kind of mental der.ingement
fi►r some months, %%inch led to his committing the fatal act. The
Jury, without any hesitation) erturned a verdict of /,unacy.

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BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. •
T. it.A.NDroitt), •N.. 7, STRAND,
Informs the Nobility, Officer) (.1 the Army and Nir"ey, that he has vow.'
on Slip the
PATENT LIGHT WATER:PROOP CO! K TUT K,
With Brass Edges, recommended to Admirals and C ,ptattq of Ship.,
as they will float on the water ; are well adapted for Fartioes, Op,
post-chaise, or mail-cu telt conveyance, on mules' try lors; a' b irks, as
they are not to be broken by riontinf:,- agoin,t-erieh otl•er.; the Iwo ecart..
size make a complete Canteen f r tour ; the '41.6.:h tualtvs tur two.
Gentlemen ribly have their own Ai ti. ics fitted in.
Of going to. Spain, Fast or West Indies. would do we11...t0 tat..
a Patnit Trunk, or Cante tht.v are a:.; etr6re new inVetitimi; and •
the most completest ever offered to the l'uthre.
N.B. Old Trunk, &c. made waterproof, or exeltangetl for new.

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PATENT SELF-ADJUSFING TRUSSES.—These Tistruments ore
upon an eutire new principal, the spti.lgs are so constructed as to admit
of increase or decrease in sick, and forces; will answer for right. or lett
side, without any strap whatevcr.
SALMON. ODY, and Co. confidently recommend a trial to all those
who prefer perfect ease and security to the application of the
common Truss, on their listed terms, viz. tha.t the full cost shall
be returned to all purchasers, if not fon,:ri superior in ease and viroct
to every other invention, after any ttial, wear, or damage. Mgr -
Royal Nave, the Naval Hoipitals nu.l Ma-yards, the Ordnance.
Greenwich Hospital, the Hon. East litdia Cong,any, &c.
N. B. Persons residing in the cutiotrY, sending the citcumference
of the body, in inches just above the hips, uu.y dt pcnd upon being
accurately fitted, 292. STRAND.
To secure Travellers from accidents, to pre vent. danger, wear and
tear, time and labour, working engines, mills, machinery' &t. --
The use of The Patent Anti-Attrition ('ompcsilion Gold at No. f(.
Charing-cross,) is particularly recoil:m(1)(kt) to the notice of the •
Public, as any carrine, coach, chaise, or tart, %lien prime I with
about one shillings worth, will, we molt rstataf, travel upwards of
one thousand without having occasin to take out a !inch_
pin, and a steam-engine, when tl.e,piston is propetly pt:cf,e I, will
work cool and well, night and day, fur at least the space of thee.,
months, without any other application, except a very small (vomit;
being occasionally applied to the pistorptod, the expense of which. •
is not one-sixth the cost of the otherwiseiteeessary quantity of -
low that must be wed. The composition will also cool every kind
of machinery, if applied at the time the beatings have heated; vs he
tallow. oil, or grease,. have been, used, and fifteen guineas worth
the composition, when the piston of •a steam-erTine of fiftv-hors.ci
power is packed with it, in the sante manner as it would be %s it's"
tallow, is mote than equal to fifty gnitteas wor!lt of other at licit
hitherto used to prevent the clects of friction. same prepnr.
tint] will answer fur an engine of any other power, ar..l the puidic
save in every instance six times more by the use of this in-:a:nal:1e
discovery than the patentees gain by its sale.

GREY or CARROTTY WHISK:I:RS are n great disficorement to
Gentlemen.—Ladiea and Gentlemen tua:•Ilog trial %vtll be convinced of
the utility of Prince's Dye, being so *naprovc.l, Ibat no doubt Imo; re-
mains malting Grey or Carroty I/t:ir dark ur black immediately.—
Observe, there bas been many atteroOs to pridpatet articles tir a t:ori--
lor purpose, but have failed.
Several Ladies have deelara.d, rtt,tt for years :bey had been
to wear false hair, altlitaagli having tolerably good hair of tilt it ,meet,
bat it I.riag g-ey at an early age, ti.ey were reeoparnetiried to tr,:ke a
fair trial, dad in a bhort time, so gloat was the addi'i'.i, that they left
off the false hair, and has made their be-,:tl of hair have t'ne youthf
appearance as when twenty years of ter " Triode's Dye
price Halt' a-goirtya a bottle, or a dozen bottles 51.
Plain trrections arc inclosed in each bottle, I.y which any ut:e may
dye their hair themselves with case and pleasure.
Sold by the Proprietor. Plince, Demi:rt.—Observe, it is not a Shop
—exactly opposite No. 7. ; the Numbers tire irregular in John-strt.cts
Oxford-etteer.—fie particular, 'ts petty shops self cout.te;feits.'
S,,ld also by frendlie, Per:nowt- to her liaiestr, Titelb,rne•street
liattie, v lim:(1 street ; Harrinig, 89. Pail-ANAL; 13.•c0n, 130,
Oxford-street ; Davison, r 9. Fleet.strect ; lliuge, 6a, Cneapside ; 141-
ton, Tim, Royal Exchange ; and by must priticpal Periutacrs .01 Me-
dicine 'Venders. .
As there has been great etimplainte in the country thil camust Act'
Prince's genuine Dye, tberelove, to accoronemitite•faidk, and Gentle:
men that reside in in these,
directed to Mr. Prince, Di
will receive by return 91cua,

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Ililteovered from without, in the lower part of die
time the alarm vram given, they were fast eon=

iair,try, by enclosiliv a-11 mute ill a lott,r,
Dentiq, Jolisi—trect, Oxford of ect•
uach aue guinea's bsoril4, ur 11 bottles fur