The National Register.
London, England, 1813-02-14 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

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A CASE of COMPLICATED DISI RESS.

The benevolent wten, i m of the Nubility, Gentry, and the humane in
retieral, is earnestly solicited to the Relief of a Lady, liibeuring under
the most complicated afilictiln of body and mind, whose Father w::s a
roost meritorious officer, who had served his King and Country up—
wards of 40 years, with honour to himself, and Imiefit the state. She
is also the wretched widow of an officer of great merit, but who, un for-
tiate'y fur her, was cut off at the early age of X 23, leaving her with a
tender infant to deplore his irreparable loss. Si' ce which time she
anffered every species of distress and affliction, and now lies dangerous-
ly ill of a chron•c complaint, ace') -ipanicd with the un;st distressing
symptoms which female delicacy ft.rhids to mention. A benevolent
Lady, who has been her only friend, and whose Charity has absolutely
saved her from starvation for several months past, has within these
few days given her a letter for the Ladies Dispensary, where she has
received some alleviation from her torture, and where every particular
respecting her distressed situation, ar.l the peculiarity ()flier case, will
be fuPy explained. Subscriptions and the smallest donation, will be
thankfully received at the Ladies Dispetisary, Grange-court, Care', -
street, Lincoln's Lin fields, and at Messrs. Gosling and Co. Bankers,
Fleet-street. 'Any benevolent Lady, who may he ioclineil to visit the
wretched object of this humble applicatioti, may have her address, by
sailing at, or sending to the Ladies Dispensary as above.

THE LADIES' UNIVERSAL DISPENSARY, for delivering
Poor Lying-inn -Women, at their own habitations, free of expence,
and for supplying the Female Poor in general, with Medicines, Medi-
cal Advice, and Pecuniary Assistance, in cases of extreme distress,
and long protracted illness, Grange-court, Carey-street, Lincoln's-inn.
Under the Patronage of several of the Nobility and Gentry. Sup.
ported by voluntary Contributions.—Recent Subscr7ptions and Do-
nations :—The Founder and Benefachns of this charity return thctir
grateful Thanks to the Right Hon. toe Dowager Countess ot
Waldegrave, Lady Marten, the It i,;ht Countess Chniricardc,
for their Subscriptions and Patronage ; and ;!;s0 to Cie Dowager Lady
Wilson, for ten guineas ; to Mrs. Stride, f,r her arnu F u hsc t iption ;
and to Mrs. Mestaer, of Ne.v Broad-street, City ot London, fc,r he
beneficent donation of t wenty pounds and an„nal suh..cription
guineas. Subseripticns are re' eived at the fo!low!Ng mkers, viz
.
Messrs. Coutts and Co. Strand; Messrs. Druunnot •'. and Co C
cross ; and Messrs. rili,hts. Selby and Co. Ilenri•nta
Cu-
vent-garden ; also by Mrs. Measter, 28, New it the
Dispensary, and by the Secretary, • Thomas M'Kiernan, Esq.
55, -Slackfriars'-Road. —The Dispensary is open for the :.!•
ception of the Female Poor, with letters, from cig:it to ten
o'clock in the moriing, daily. Gratuitous advice is also given to the
middle and higher classes, from ten to twelve, and fr, n seven to tune
in the evening, daily, hut a moderate payment 61 Mtdi‘;illeF, will n
such cases he required, for the benefit of the Charity. ptva;ds of
fiv:! thousand Females have been cured or relieved of their variou',
and ectupiicated coin :.I.tints, since the establisnment of this Institu-
tion, a prospectus of which may be had at the Dispensary.— Lymy:-
L:dies (Subscribers) are supplied with healthy and proper Nurix....

J. A. ADAMS,

Bcgs to inform his Friends and the Public, that he ha; ins use, daily,
- • •-•- - -

from Eleven o'Clock til! Four, his

PATENT ECONOMICAL COOKING APPARATUS, on a
very recently impioved Plan ; it may also, if required, hr hutted into
a COMPLETE K ITCHEN R ANC r.—and arc warrat ted to answer, or the
Money will be returt:ed. The above is ciculated to dress Dinner
for Two Hundred Persons, from one small Fir.: of twelve inches.
The peculiar qualities of the above A ppar.:t us errbrat:e ever; usefi
improvement, .and which are so systematically v.; to be ren-
dered suitable tor the siaralle.t or most exr:nsive establt..nment ; com-
bining economy, cleanliness, and simplicity in every descrii)fon (-I
cooking, as roasting, baking, boiling, stewing; Aran:nig. heat::lg
irons. &c. the whole of which is pertbrmed by one sr.all It is
a complete substitute for stewing stove,, at,cl entirely explc(les tlia,
expensive and pernicious article, chltroal. The neat aopearant
this Cooking Apparatus, will enstue the spurt b;ir;,,n of evy ob-
server, anti prove superior to any vet ; ,cy orr. strongly re
commended as well worthy of attentioi; ;' ;IA one. had the utensilt.
being necessary that are required in co:nn.onkitchea range:.- ; and tae
are a certain t.ure for srnokey chimides.

Also to ht ten in use

A NEW-INVENTED PATENT 1 TCHEN RANGE, with Oven ape
Boiler, both to heat from one ,Anall Fire, ‘varrautcd ans‘‘cr,
-well adapted for licenced victualler,, at j A. A nAms•s
ironmonger, Stove Grate and Iron Ci,e,r Manufacturer, Bell- hanger,
&c. No. 17, K:ng-street, Seven Dial,, London.

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, FEB. 8.

FF8.14

There was a large supply of Wheat at this clay's mai ket, and tilt
sales were at a reduction of 4s. per. qr. from last Monday's prices.
Barley :ti but little dentand, at a decline of tis. per yr. Malt
cheaper. Oats in considerable demand, and 3s. low. r. White and
Grey Peas also 2s, lower. No alteration in other articles.
R. S. I 8.
1“0 a 1.“) White Pease 91 a 9'
11'0 11 aU Grey pra..e 82 a 81
7.2 a 74 Beans
,2 a 10 ( rice s
too a 110 1 oats

Wl:eat
Cioe ditto ..
Malt

A'tteat
Itye
Rarley
Oats

HAY

R. S.
Poland Oats SS a 48
Pvtatoed;tto a
Fine Flour InS a 110
Second do. 1(10 a loot
Rape Seed £6O aA 65

e. d
Averaze 4 5 0
0 0 0
7 0
4 IS 0
7 0 0
2 4 0
4 17 6
b 0

1 5 0

(I. R. rt.
40 0 a h5O
43 9 rt 50 C
oa—fi
—oa 0
—i) a 0
47 0 a 54 6
—0
a 4 tir 6
- -
-0a 0
O a (I
4i 6 a 536
440 a 496
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a —4)
—0 a 0
•-•• 0 a 0

13s.

ie above price.