The National Register.
London, England, 1823-02-09 00:00:00

BIRTHS.
At Aireeford, the lady of Mr. Lyttleton, earliest. of a daughter.
The lady of John Loch. es+ of a Bin.
On the Nat of Animist last, at Valpareiso, Chili, Mrs. Henry Cood,
of a eon.
Is St. Ilsommes street. Soothwaric. Mr.. A. riallams. of a daughter.
At Turret boom, booth Lambeth, Mrs. !testator, of a sou.
MARRIED.
At M. Pesetas. the Rev. 11. West. rector of Berwick, and vicar of
Latightem, In The Gummy of Sestet, to Louisa, daughter of t►e late Sir
Robert Barker, hart.
At St. Clernent's, Strand. Mr. A. Barltrop, of the Borough, to An■
daughter of Alr. John Andrews, of Dover.
At Irt. Slary'a, Lambeth, W.l. flakier, of the Weilington Brewery,
City road to Slips Child, of Stockwell.
Al the same place, G. floss, es.l. sun of the late A. Burt, M.D., of
Calcutta, to Stslitsa Vittoria, youngest daughter of She late .1. Hopkins,
M.D., of Qeeee ~.are.
In September last, at Batavia, D. A. Fraser, seq. of the Arm of
WQrsid. Davidson, and Co. to Anna, daughter ,at R. Peaks, esq.
messy years tiesisarer of Drery•laae theatre.
At St. George's church, Borough, Sir. W. Fraser, of Portland place,
New Kent road, to Catherine, eldest daughter of Mr. Jobe Austin, of
the ante place.
On the lfith dl., in the garrison church at Hanover, Capt. Charles
Best, of the Buys! Hanoverian Ortnarlier Guards, Is. Louisa. only
daught..r of the late Capt. Robertson, of the Id belittles' king's Gar-
man Legion.
DIED.
On Wednesday last. Mr. Mown, Made, of B d's Inn, aged 73.
Oil 41st 34th nit. at Dkitift, Lieut.•colonel Ogle, of the kast India
Company's service.
At Stredt Reflood, Essex, aged 00 years, Elizabeth, relict ot 'Robert
Jones, esq.
At bagpore, on the 7th of May last. aged SI, Jobs Gray, esq. la the
medical esrrise uo the Bengal establishotent.
At Brighton, Mary, the cite of T. Cireenhitl, esq. of Graeer.harch
street.
Go Sunday last. sziel SO, John Coldicooto, esti. after a service of 90
years in the Stanip.thre.
At his hoose Its Colebrook row, litlinetim, George Mayor, esq. of
Little Britain.
At his house In tho New Rest road, John Underehell,• esq. In (be
year of his age.
aeditenty, at ►is•bnase in Denmark hill, Mr. Matthew Robins.

Poe to e • airy dreams, relentless Tutu !"
r •
We yield, not now relentlessly thy prey ;
ROWLAND subdues thy vaunted power sublime,
And turns to glossy jet thy tresses grey.
Vainly thy ruthless hand essays to spoil
The flowing locket that shade Love's lustrous eye,
Thy waste averted by MACAsSAII OIL,—
Thy touch madc harmless by the TYRIASI DYE.
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In the annals of 'tenant and useful invention, the MACASSAR
Ott. has ebtained the most distinguished celebrity. Patronised
by the respective Monarchs of the three greatest Empires in
the Universe, Russia, Chinn, and Persia, this OIL is established
in use and reputation with the civilised and discriminating of
all nations, from the Arctic 'to the Antarctic regions ; and,
" thongh last, not least in our esteem," the gracious drivereign,
his illustrious family, and.the beauteous snd the ►rave, of our
„surpassing Island." have long honoured ROWLAND'S*
able prveration with preferable distinction. These are facts
which (notifies in porno) prove the strivers dity. utility, and
high pre-eminence of ROW LAND AND SON'S MACARNAR OIL
and TYRIAN DYE--facts, which render them invulnerable to
the futile machinations of ENVY, and supersede the necessity
of lengthened panegy do. To those, however, who have not
hitherto used these preparatiuns. a succinct account 'of their
extraordinary 4aalitie■ may be requisite. The MACASSAR OIL
ell in the double capacity of preventive end restorative. Its
balsamic properties are nutritive and fertilizing, bestowing ■
healthy vigour that resists decay ; and, iu cases even of entire
baldness, eiefing tresses of silken and luxuriant redundancy
Not lees important iu its result is the TYRIAN DYE. This
subtle duid is alike hostile to the ravage of Care sad dilapida-
tion of time ; fur when the rude incursion of either has " sil-
vered o'er with grey" the locks of age, of tresses of " man-
hood's rosy prime," the TYRIAN DYE never fail to repel the
hoary intruders and give to the hair a new and fascinating em-
bellishment of glossy bla.dk or beautiful brown.

iTH uv THIS MONTH.

JJ& J. SIVEWRIGHT ere Selling the Tiaras
. and Mates of the Small Lottery to be Drawn
IN ONE DAY,

On Tuesday, 25th this Month. The Scheme, although there are
only 6,000 Ticket., contains Prises of X 20,000 and 1E16,000,
besides b'istateis other Copitals, all Money and all Floating.—ln
the Lottery jug ended, .1. and J. SI VEW RIGHT had the
pleasure of distributing the undermentiootelCapitale amongst the
Parabestra at their Offices,
31, C0UP41111.1., I 35, HAVIIARIET.
11, HOLBORN, Corner of Coventry St.

viz.

11,315 £lO,OOO
2,612.... £2,090 17.716.... I'Bllo 8,417.... £290
11,291.... 1,000 401.... 200 16,220.... 200
12,844.... 509 1,604- . 200 16.830.... 200
4,678.... 300 .}•c. 4.C. ALL MONET.