The National Register.
London, England, 1820-05-07 00:00:00

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94.-1811. After &smart engagement of Madagascar, be-
tween three II ri r ish frigates and a ►loop, and
three large French frigates full of troops, two
of the enemy'• frigmes surrendered. as did the
Settlement of Tamataves, to Capt. Sebomberg.
92.-1538. John Forrest burnt in Smithfield, fur denying
the King's supremacy.
43.-1815. Bolingbroke Castle, Lincolnshire. the birth-
place of King Henry VI. fell down.
34. 34. Descent of the Holy Ghost.
1192. Admiral Lord Rodney died.
25.-4805. Dr. William Paley, Archdeacon of Carlisle,
died.
26.-1805. Sardinia annexed to Italy, and Buonaparte
crowned King of the whole at Milan.
27.-1661. The Ma•quisof Argyle beheaded.
28.-1546 Cardinal Beaton was murdered.
29.-1660 Charles 11. restored to the throne of England.
SO.-1814. Peace hetween England and France signed at
Paris.
31.-1707. Bishop Patrick, the celebrated Commentator
on the Sacred Scriptuies, died.

The late Duke of &Mad lost his life in a few
hours by a strangulated Hernia.—The following
letter of course particularly claims the attention of
those who have been improperly treated under this
and other alarming complaints:—
It) 'nu: EDITOR.
Sine—Observing a paragraph in your Paper respecting
the Cure of an Hernia (of a large size), by the Medical
Board, at Charlotte Huu•e, in justice to Messrs. COOPFR
and Cu. I add my personal testimony.—Having been
afflicted near 20 years, and deemed incurable by eminent
Surgeons, I patiently bore my affliction, expecting every
moment to be my last ; I at length applied to the Meilicai
Board, and have reason to pray for that excellent Esta-
blishment, for although I am near Su, I was pertertly
eured in a few weeks, and now, thank God, enjoy good
health. 0. CLEVELA N D
Dog and Stile, St. George's Fields.
Messrs COOPER and Co. are consulted daily at
Charlotte House, Great Charlotte-street, opposite
the Rev. Rowland Hill's ('hapel. Mechanics have
Advice gratis every Evening, from Six till Eight ;
and on Sunday Mornings until Twelve o'Clock..
N. B Private Doors, and Private Rooms fur
Females.

Zirtbs.
The lid) of the Rev. Dr. Jones, of a sou
In Mummer street, the lady of Y. C. Itarnett,esq. of a son.
In Upper Guwcr suet*, the lady of W. It. Noblawn, esq. of a son
Martini.

M Dackney, Mr. D. Wills, of Bristol, to Mary, second danghter o
Mr. Hubert atsveu, of hlacklewell.
I'. Chapman, esq. of I lornsey, Middlesex, to Sam, eldest daughter
of J. Johnson, esti of Leveriugtom, Canibridgealiire.
At Iltingarton, Leicesseiehire, .1. sr. Pares, es+ second son of John
Pares, esq. of the Newatke, to Mary, eldest ughter of E. A. Rot
sudsy, esq. of begrime hall, la the same comity da.
Mr. John Paddeley, solicitor, of Leman street, Coodnian's fields, to
Elisabeth, niece to I. Kinsman, elm. of Racquet court, Reel street.
At Islingtos, C. i Imams, esq. of County terrace, Surrey, to Mrs.
Sarah Maria Wingrove. of Cumberland tow.
At Leghorn, I). Cave, em. of Clevehill barite, Gloucestershire, to
primers, younger daughter of Fl. locock, tem. M.D. of Northamptoa.
At Mary lebone church, Capt. W. S. Macdonald, to Mill Sambarn,
of Portman place, Paddington.
On the 3d of February last, at it lit de Janeiro, Chas. Lakin, esq. to
Imma.eldeat daughter of W. Young, rig.
Diet.
At Walthametow, Ems, J. Wenn', tm. In his 7/4 year.
Joseph Cletnentson, rap of Baslughall stree , aged 61.
At her lather's house iu Upper Grosvenor street, SAM% the last
surviving child of J. Whatioa, 'sq. M.P.
At Wieslade hutise, Devon, J. Da ire Poreber,mq. aged Mr
At Boulogne ssr Mer, France, aged a, the Ilon. Augustus Richard
Butler Danvers, uncle tu the Earl of Lanesborough.
At Geashill, in the King's Cut.uty, in the 23th year of his age, It. E.
Digby, esq. son of the late Dean of Clunfert,lrelmsd.
hr Rev. I. Denton, vicar of Crusthwitite, Cumberland.
At Islington, Mrs. Elisabeth ha
Cmbers, aged 76, wife of J. Chata•
hers, rag. many years • resident ot that place.
At 131 Easels, S. Drewry, mi. late of Harlesden memo, Middlesex,
aged 63.
T. T. Gormeh, mg. of Oacen-smiare, Westminster, aged 7s.
In Whitehall place, John I.:mica, esq. aged 66.
At l'etersburgh, spoil At, Mr. John Veuning, eldest sort of Wm.
Venting, es+ of lloßoway place.
Rachel Gurney brawn, aged 4 years, second daughter of T. F.
Buxton, esq. M.P.
At bar 11041:0, Park street, Grosvenor square, Mary, relict of .1.
Dizoo, esq. late of Fell fool, Westmoreland.

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Rich Wheel.—Four of £30,000.
Two of £lO,OOO, and Seventy-two other Capitals,
yet to draw.

CARROLL, thTCONTRACTOR,
Respectfully reminds his Friends and the Public, that
THURSDAY, 13th MAY,
Is the Second Day of Drawing, when the Two First Prizes will
have 10,0001. Consols each in addition.—Purchaser s have the
chat.ce of the following Grand List of Prizes. viz.
4
2 lO,OOO Consols 20,0n0
4
4
10
10
14
30
Besides the full proportion of 1001., 501., and 161. Prizes.
Warranted [lndrawn 'Pickets and Shares are selling by CAR.
ROLL, No. 19, Conlinll, and 26 Oxford Street, London, who
Shared and Sold, in the last few Months,
2.387 30.0001. 7.013 5,0001.
704 i
1,345
CARROLL Shared and Sold FOUR Capital Prizes that were
drawn the First Day, 27th April.

(1111,D Bed Linen, Millinery, anti Dresses, on
very Reasonable Terms. Mrs. I NGRA NI respectfully informs
her Friends and the Public in general, that she has laid in a well
selected and large ausrortment of Child B d Liner.. which she is
en bled to sell at very low rte.-, and Alillinery of every dtacrip.
tam, part cuhtrly a choice eollet,ion of Caps of the must fashion-
able and i.earest rat.erns, in ,Arcat varieties Dre,ses nestle to
order with the greaLeed to tt and tli,:pruell. No 30. C:ty
near Fins: u y Siuure,
An Apprentice wanted, a Premium rt.spored.--Coumry
Hilliness
and Simi keepr3 •upplted.
Observe, it is next door to the Rustic Mar riy cheap
Garden and Rusty tSeat, Float •rindor,
and Dyed ClA:izs, Couch and Sofa