The National Register.
London, England, 1812-01-05 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

AN.

SOU CHWARK BRIDGE.—The Subscribers .to this Undertaking It
are requested to apply at the (Alice of the Company, No. 31, Cheap- 11
side, for the Certiflutes of their Shares, and bring with them their re- t
ceipts fur the Deposits. The Subscription being considerable, the Di-
rectors are in readiness to begin the Works, but it is their determina-
tion not to enter upon any expensive operations until the whole amount
of the estimate be subscribed. Persons desirous of becoming Subscrib-
ers are requested to apply to the Secretary at the Company's Office, No.
Si, Cheapside,• or to !Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, Mansion
Home-street; Messrs. Ramsbottom's and Co. Lombard-street; Mhsrs.
Marsh and Co. Betners-street • or Messro.Davison and Co. Pall-mall.
BY order of the Directors,
W. IL WYA'I7, Secretary.

Southwark Bridge Office,
31, Cheapside.
.DR. GREGORY'S CYCLOP/EDlA.—This Day was published, in
Quarto, neatly printed on a New Type and fine Paper, embellished
with-1. The Solar System, engraved by S. Porter; 2. Fourteen Sub-
jccts of Natural History, by Heath, beautifully coloured after Nature :
and, 9. A highly-tinished Title-page, engraved by Suffield. Number 1.
price only ls. to be continued Weekly, and fully Completed in 120
Number 3, or in Twelve Monthly Parts, price 10s. each, of
A New and Complete DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES,
including the latest Improvements and Discoveries, and the present
state of every brands of human knovvledge, by G. GREGORY, D. D.
Domestic Chaplain to the Bishop of Liandaff, &c. &c. A new Edi-
tion, greatly improved, and embellished with 140 Engravings' nearly
63 of which being subjects in Bot:tny, Natural History, &t.. &c. en-
graved by He. will be richly coloured after Nature, and given gratis
to the Subscribers. • •
N. B. The Publisher engages to complete the whole of this Cvelo•
Fedia in twelve months, or in default thereof to return the moves to
the Subscribers.—Published by Thomas Tegg, Cheapside ; J. C,it min ir g,
Duhlin ; and 'l'. Brown, North Bridge, Edinburgh; and may be sup•
plied by all Booksellers and Newsmen.

HORNSBY and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 26, Cornl4ll.—important 1
STATE LOTTERY, Two Prizes of 20,0 t 01. besides many Capital
Prizes, and only 12,000 Tickets. Such advantages never were exhi-
bited to Public view. Hornsby and Co. sold the very first 20.0001. In
the year 1,767 ; the two first 30,0001.; the two first 15,0001.; a!so-
-20 of X 20,0110 67 of X2,000
33 of lO,OOO '7B of - 1,000
49 of 5,000 ICO of 5OO
Orders for Tickets or Shares by. ost or Carrier executed with.fidelity
and dispatch. The Drawing begins and finishes on the 21st of JANU-
ARY.—No Prize less than 201.

ANCIENT BRITONS, OR NORTH WALFS FLANNEL AND
HOSE WAREHOUSE.—Esttablished can purpose for supplying the
Public with real Welsh Flannel and Hose, at 88, I otbgr-lant., near
Brook's-roarket, Holborn. W. DAVIES most respectfully informs
the Nobility, Gentry, his Friends, and the Public in
.general,.that he
continues to receive from his Flannel Manufactory in Wales, his usual
assortn'ents of his much-improved' 7-8 and 4-4 cutions Superfine and
Double-milled Welsh Flannel, warranted. to be of superior make for
durability, and will not shrink in washing, &c. These Flannels and
Hose are particularly recommended by the Faculty for their peculiar
softness and warmth, to prevent and relieve Gouts, Rheumatisms,
Colds, &c.
N.B. No Flannels are sold but real Welsh, from Is. per yard to the
finest ever made in Wales. Allowance made in 20 yards of one 'piece.
Wholesale Drapers, Tailors, Child-bed Linen Warehouses, &c. are
supplied on the same Terms as at the Manufactories in Wales.
Hosiery.—To Families, Domestics, &c.—Real Tewksbury Cotton,
Leicester and Stourbridge Knit worsted and Welsh Yarn Bose' three
ir at the Manufacturers' prices as usual. Grey and White Welsh
Yarn for Knitting, &c.

New Year's Gifts of Twenty Thousand Pounds Prizes in the Match- 1
less Little STATE LOTTERY of only I‘2,ooo'Fickets, all to be drawn
an TUESDAY, the 21st of THIS MONTH.
T. 13131-1 (Contractor), gratefully happy in announcing the numerous :
Capital Prizes which he has sold in the 14st.thtee.or. four liionths, tioll- ,
eits the public attention to the present Imtte;y, and .sincerely hopes to
13,: equally fortunate in disposing of Capitals to those who now honour ,
him with their commands. The 'rickets are few, the Prizes numerous,
the- Capitals Great, and the Risk Small. 'Scheme—Two Prizes of
20,1001. are 40,6001.; two of 6,0001. are, 12,0001.; .two ert: 4,01'01. are
8,001.; six of 1,0001. are 6,0001; tnd 2,1).26 from 5001. to 201. are 54,0001.
. The following Capital Prizes were sold in Shares at 4, Cornhill, and
0, Charing-cross. London; and by Bish's Agents in the Country, in the
two Lotteri: s drawn in October and November last :-
1,603 Class A £16,000 3.343 Class C £1 5,000
3,;363...., 4-1 5,000 N 0.71 • A 3,000
1,853 A 2,000 1,85^ B 2,000
4.025 C 1,0()0 1,852
2,052 A 5OO 3,863
3,863... • B. 1... 500 Sm. &c. Bte‘
An immediate Purchase is advised, as from the Smallness of the Lot-
tery, Tickets and shares may be very scarce within a day or two of the
Drawalz, which will be on Tuesday the List Instant.

LP

The Queen's Birth-day; and the Meeting of l'a.rliament will produce
the immediate assemblage of all the Rank and tleauty in the Metro-
polis; but our fair Reader's will in this gay season remember, that
Beauty cannot receive :a charm surpassing that which arises from the
use of HUBERTS ROSEATE POWDER, vi.hich not only removes
superfluous hairs on the face, neck, and arms, but also imparts the most
delicate and lovely bloom to the c”mplexiun.—May be had of the Pro-
prietor, 23, Russell-street, Coventgurdeu ; Gavle, 56, Bond-street
Dunnet, 3, Cheapside ; Davison's, 39, Fleet• street ; Thorn, 45, Ox-
I, ford-street; and of all Perfumers in the Empire, price 4s.

I .--...... 1
Bath Vellum Letter Paper of superior qualities, sold by R. I-Tort-
! ma N, Stationer to the Duke of Kent, Eke. N 0.418, Strand, six doors from.
, I osite she Atielphi.
1 Quire. Ream.
I. d. s. d. Quire. Ream.
Bedford•street, opposite
a. d. s. a.
Thick
;4 ‘z6 1 0 19 0 Thick gilt • 1 3 22 0
Thick (super.) 1 4 23 0 Thick -gilt 1 4 0
1 ! Large thin 1 4 25- 0 Large thin gilt 1 9 29 0
Large thick 1 R 29 0 Large thick gilt 2 0 P 2 0
With every description of Paper and Stationary, equally moderate.
I
Altuanacks and Pocket-books, fur 1812.

COFFEE MART, N 0.2, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, London, estab•
lished under the exclusive sanction of the Committee of British Coffee
Planters and Merchants: W. Holden, Esq. Treas. and Sec.—Best Coffee
Is. 4d. per lb. raw, and roasted, is. lod. per Its. ; Second Coffee Is. 3d.
per lb. raw, and roasted. is. Bd. per lb. ; Third Ccllee. Is. 2d. per ',b.
raw, and roasted, Is. 6d. per lb.—ET:it-refined and double-refined Su-
gars. Paw or moist Sugars neat as imported.
I do hereby certife, that Mr. W. Deacon, No. 2. Skinner-streets
Snow-hill, is the only person authorised by the Committee of briti=h
Coffee Planters and Merchants in London, to sell Coffee .i.vhoiesale, and
in quantities not less than a single pound weight, within :he (.7.t.y
of
Lo don, and in all parts of the ComiTy. W. Holden, West India.
Committee-room, New City Chambers, London, Dec. 10,1:311.
There being much unsound and damaged Coffee in the market, the
Committee have judged it expedient to bind their Agent, Mt. Dea-
con, under a heavy penalty, 'not to adMit into the Mart my but sound
wholesome Coffee, and such only as has been previously insp:.eted and
apptovedof by their sworn Broker, and to sell for Ready-monc•v
0.4 Country Correspondents on remitting any sum by post, or other-
%vise, will immediately have the amount hereof sent them m Coliee
11 Sugar.

LADY BRANSCOMB, Widow of Sir James Branscomh, respect-
fully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that Tickets and ::iiares
arc selling at her State Lottery Offices, No. 1, HOLBORN BARS, t'.e
Corner of Middle-row, Holborn, and 250. St. Margaret's-bill, Bo-
rough ; where she will no doubt hare the happines< to inform Clem
Part of the Capital. Prizes are sold in the New Year's State Lotter.,
containing only 12,000 Tickets. and all to be Drawn the 21st of THI
MONTH. In the last Two Years of Sir J. Brenseomb's Life, he had
the pleasure of distributing to the Public Prizes amounting to nearly
Five Hundred Tholisanol Pounds Sterling; and Lady B. trusts• that a
continuance of this unexampled success will b.?, experienced at her New
Offices as above.

THE AFFI.IC rED wrrti GOUT AND RHEUMATISM tray
now meet with relief by that justly celebrated Medicine eibo.•overed by
A. WE utga, Esq. and patronised by so many of the Nobility and Gen-
try whn !•1-•1 --,li.yed its good eftbcts on their own persons, as well as
the great recommendation of many Medical Gel-airmen high it, their
profession, as may be witnessed by a recurrence to a Pamphlet of Facts,
published by Mr. Johnson, Bookseller, St. Paul's Church-yard ;cr to
Dr. Bradley, 3, Delahoy-strut, Westminster, who have watched its
operations for five years. and will vouch for its safety and efficacy.—
The present Proprietor judging it a duty due to the PuLlic to make
known the-aht,ve valuable Medicine n:ay now be ptirchas'A at No: 7,
West Smithfield, in boxes at ss. Books at los. and 11. is. each.

To TIM Post ic.—FrOm the numerous Complaints that have been
made, and lest a preindice might aris., in cons-quenee of tie.
crrctt
lation of a false representation, SAMUEL DAVIS, PROPRIETOR.
of MORRIS'S PATENT FAMILY MANGLE, feels himself im-
periously called upon to-announce to the Public in general, that he
never had the smallest connexion with another house, late of the
same street; nor are his Mangles by any means made on tit. it 13:an.
On the contrary, he has the pleasure to add, that wherever 1:!s nave
been ordered, they have given universal satisfaction, and the increasing
demaund from all parts bath of town and country, is the stron,•.est proof
of the superior excellence of this Invention over every tEing of the
kind yet attempted. Conscious of this, he most respectftvly soiicits the
attention of the Public to these valuable and much-admir..7d Machine:,
being fully co!.vinced, that from their compact construction, the perfect.
ease with which they are worked, and the complete reartrer in which
they perform, they generally adopted throogliour the Country.
To be had at the Manufactory, No. 4, Sk;:i; cr-str.e-,
London. Price VA. 12.5. and if recion-td to be sent i:it a :he Couutt-y,
Bs. packing.