The National Register.
London, England, 1818-02-01 00:00:00

CHILRLAINIS CURED FOR Is. Isd.

mAns:i.xu:s cER.vrE prevents and cures
those troublesome and painful visitants Chilblains, whether in a
brolun or unbmken state; removes the Itching and Itiflaminatirm of
the tint application, and when broken, healb is a much shorter tune
thnn ...." o 1...? by ev.e•rietiCe.

Wounds. Ulcerated. Legs. Burns. Sca'r's. Bruiser, and I•leers of
every dr.nonnnation, and of however long standing, arc eftieturnly
cured by thin Cerat.:.
June lA. ISO 4.

" Gentlemen.— a very hin;•;ttlar and inipOrtatit Cure perfortnid by
At U !CI V I:115.A I. Csuxre dcen uids publicity : 8. GA
S. had a ina:i of the naole of liarria working. yam had
Fiticen Y,.izs with a Ino shocking i....anitd and
bi.d leg, ;axiom& WS to be al.otig in a state of putrehedea ; lie but
r l.0:1,1011 110:Tit:db. to eke lt and uitatr ,urgentia
dace, for seven ye...r w;ien eight boles
ce,ate, he bought t I me. completely curia itii.t. I shall
proprietor proni.itin;; the caw:, of humanity, by
t ti> CAW. and every eiittirtunity of making it known will be
euilirace.l by

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*" Your obedient humble lemma,
6' Dull-street, Birmingham. E. Pi F. Itt' Y. Bookseller."
Sold hob and It( tail by E. 6,7.11 W A I)S. G, on the Fern-
Way, St. Paul's ehurelt.Y I..midor ; Retail al,o by Sanper.
and (:handler. I)xford•street ; ‘N" ard. klui:ann Wil.eut. Borough;
Ea 4 Sant:Oil:ld ; and ISAton and .Sradliog, Exchange.
Price Is. ;yd. per

BIRTH.
Lady Romilly, eta still born child.
MARRIED.
_ _

At Paris, at the British Ainiitor's. Major F. Fuller, of the
59th regt. to Emily, second dau. of Lieut. Gen. F. Euller.—Lieut.
Cartwright. R.N. to Anne, dau. of the late S. Mann, Esq. of Cork.—
At Bath, Rear Athol. Macnamara. to the lion. Mrs. Caileton, widow
of the late lion. I.ieui. Col. G. Carleton.—The Baron Etienne De
Polly. of the Chateau de Neuville, near Pontoise, to Miss E. Nor-
ton, of Sloane-street.—The Rev. J. Roberts, Fellow of Eton College,
and vicar of Sunning, Berks, to Harriett, dau. of the late Rev. C.
Sturges, vicar of St. Mary's, Reading, and Rector of Chelsea.—At
Exeter, Mr. J. Richards, cooper. aged 'a, to Miss Stone, a blocon;nr
young damsel of 1.2. The icndeibride was conveyed to the church
in a sedan chair, the better to conceal her maiden blushes front the
prying eye of curiuzity.
DIED.

At Madrid, aged 4 months at d a half, the Infanta Maria LOU:FC
Isabella, of Spain.—At Brampton, Westmoreland, J. Longmire, 75.
alid in three hours afterwards. Margaret, his wife, aged 78, they had
been married about 30 yours.—At Bentley Priory, Stanmorc, J. Jas.
Hamilton, the Most Noble the Marquisof Abercorn, K.G.—At Sa-
ville Green, Halifax. J. Rhodes. Esq. aged Go. He sat down in
apparent good health to breakfast with his family. when he hastily
arose from the table, on account of a crumb of bread irritating the
top of the wind-pipe , and through the violence of coughing he broke
a bloat-%tarrel. and espircd in half an hour.--On board the Indian.
Baron Frederic de Hetlemann. eldest son of the late Gin. de Hede-
mann, commandant of Hanover. and Commander of the Royal Order
of the Guelphs.—At Lisbon. aged 93. his Excellency the Baron de
Leh/chem. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary front
the Court of Vienna to that of Portugal, during a long period of
52 years.