The National Register.
London, England, 1818-10-25 00:00:00

FRAUD PREVENTED.,

To counteract the many attempts that are daily
141,.de to impose ,rt the unwary a spurious compositioliiirftenAl of
the Genuineblacking prepared by Day and Martin ,theyare indue
ed to adopta new Label in which theiraddress
97, HIGH HOLBORN, _

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a placed inconsp
' icuously, that they trust an attention to this. and
the tlifferonceof thetyte which is tit.likeall letter-ptess,willenahle
intreon.acrs at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan
BLACKING, made by DAY and 7•1 Alai N. 97, High Holborn,
will in future be sold in Bottles u.t 6d. ls.and ts.6d. each, and a
cnov of the I.aliel left witnall Venders
DAY AND MARTIN, 07, HIGH. HOLBORN.

THE EXCISEMEN ANTI THE SMUGGLERS.
On the rough Cornish coast, where the briny sea Lees.
• Stood two or dime smuggler pervading
The shore, anti they watehed for their boat from the waves,
To share the contents of their trading.
It was night--and the signal agreed on was this—
lour lights they should place, rizh and bright,
On the Owe, that the boat might her hailwar not miss,
But silently steal to their light.
Two Custom- home officers heard of their prey.
And thought that their own they would make it ;
They armed eterriselves roon, and they hastened away—
Determined to perish or take it.
But crc they came nigh where the smugglers were,
Their cars were assailed by a troika,
Thateame from aboard of the hoot that did wear
Very near them, and szonied them to
The smugglers on heard put the boat to ute ahore.
Expecting their enmraties to meet tbem ;
But the luau: that the Custom-home °dicers wore
Were in bright, they completely did cheat them.
Those hooti, on which Warren's Jet Blacking haul set
A polish tuirivalled and grand,
Darted forth such a lightning from their Mack beaming.iet,
They supposed 'twas the signal to laml.
The °effects saw Warren's 11:arking's edict.
Anil hoarded the boat in an imtaur ;
When 101 WAR it Black eia :heir fares refine,
And they made then no further resistance.
Each smuggler's face in the boots was displayed,
And they thought that at least t full score
Of excisemen were them—the surrendered afraid,
Sr.bdued by the bloom Olt hoots bore.
The above truly inotstiniable Bla•kidg is vrepared by
itiNII;Irl• WARDEN.
511, n NLondon ;
and roll by most Root shakers, !;-th..ers. Ironmong,rs. Brush ?lakes.
Perfumers. &e. in every Toan iu the King.linn. iu /hone Liont.n.
ail. 1041. and mi. cud)

4Csk for WAIIIIEN'S Bicekmg.

The Waterton. of tll guns wee launched last week at Poets.
amoth. Vast crou•ds at!entirti the the number cannot be esti-
mated at loss than 20,9011 prisons. The liar bony was covered
with noblenwit :mil gentlemen's pleasure boats of alt de-
set ipliuns. A great number of ladies anti gentlemen wet a
lamielicil io her. At about twenty mine Its p.ait twelve.
Lord llowat d of Effingham, accompanied by N. Madams.
Esq., master shipwright. christened the ship by breaking a
bin tic' of wine againut bet bows in the usual form; his Lord
ship reins rk!og. that as her head (which is a tine (nil-length
figure of the Duke of %Vellingten) represented the Doke of
Wellington, so lie name:lllle ship the vatet hill. She certainly
is one of the finest ships of her class in the navy ; is built on
the new plinciplo, with diagonal riders and truss
.fraine ; her
gait and tipper decks are laid diagonally. A ship, to he called
the Princess Charlotte, of 100 guns. is ordered be irnmedi•
at ely built on the same slip.—Portsmouth paper.
A man servant of Mr. Dawes, farmer, of Woodham Ferris, Essex,
was on Morular arternuoa found near eltettustbrd, in the road lead.
big to Crest liatltlow, quite lifeless. While intoxicated he fell under
the wheels of a cart, anti was killed on the spot.