41G . Houscs or Pattelataxser.—Since the prorogation of Parliament the galleries erected in the House of Lords fur the temporary accommodation of the Peers during the proceedings on the Bill of Pains and Penalties against her Majesty, have been removed, and workmen are now actively engaged in reducing the edifice to its former state. Some alterations are also in contemplation as to the situation of the King's Throne. This pingnificent piece of wurl.- nrauship is to be taken dawn, and is, we under sheet, to be re-erected close to the wall, inszead of being, as hitherm, a short distance from it. The steps approaching the King's chair are to be raised. The advantage to be gained by these arrangements is the extension of the space hitherto appropriated to the Members of the House of Commons during the proceedings of the Peers, which, on important occa sions, has been found infinitely too much confined, the liou.:e of Commons, too, the backs of the benches have been raised about eight inches, by means of au iron rail, which is covered with green cloth : the principal alterations in progress, however, arc in the committee rooms, of which several new ones are to be created. This desirable end is to be attained by taking possession of the large building lately occupied by Mr. Leigh, who has succeeded the late Mr. Ilatsell as principal clerk of' the House of Commons, to whose residence he has removed. This building fonts Weetninster Abbey, and possesses many commodious rooms intrtwhich convenient pas sages arc opening. Connected with these alterations arc the preparations for erecting the new Courts of Chancery and King's Bench. The old Courts were Owe down preparatory to the coronation feast in Westminster Hall, and have not since been restored. These Courts, it will be recollected, occupied the west end of the hail, the extent and beauty of which was thereby greatly diminished; added to which, the Court of King's Bench, at least, was firund very inconvenient for the diepatch of public business, and for the accommodation of suitors. To afford room these improvements, some of the old committee rooms of the House of Commons, as well as part of Mr. Leigh's house, the old Treasury Chamber, and some other antiquated buildings, will be removed. ; The alterations sill be made with a due regard to economy, but, at the same time, in a substantial and convenient manner—and, it is anticipated, will be completed by Michachnas next. —The eastern end of Westminster Hall, which has been su long under repair, is nearly completed : the architectural orna ments have been restored, with the strictest regard to the gothic original, and the whole structure will undergo a complete repair. MEDICAL BOARD, N!-AR BLACKFRIARS' ROAD, SIR FRANCIS DANIEL, M.D. Treasurer. Messrs. coopEn, UNROE, and Co., Physicians and Surgeons, of nearly forty years experience, Members of the Royal Colleges of London, Edin. burgh, and Dublin, whose success in practice is unparalleled in the annals of Medicine, for, singular as it may appear, during the last seven years, up wards of 20,000 Patients have been cured of pre vailing diseases, many of the cases, after respectable Surgeons, and even Hospitals have failed. Messrs. COOPER and Co. claim the attention of those who have been injured and deceived by the specious promises of illiterate pretenders. —ll ark the consequences of the ignorant practitioner—Eruption s on the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, s.vell ings in the neck, strictures, fistulas, nodes on the shin bones, swelled anodes, noise in the cars, dimness of sight, pains in the bead and limbs, frequently mistaken, and often tidally treated, as Rheumatism, owing to the improper use of mercury. Messis.Coor ER and Co. arc con !it: I led atCharlottc House, Charlotte Street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's chapel, and Woodstock House, near 13ond Street, daily, from eight in the morning till nine at night. Advice gratis to the Labouring Class every even. ing from six to nine, and on Sunday mornings until twelve o'clock. N.B. Ruptures of 24 inches in circumference, of SO years' standing, are rctt'rncd and cured without confinement. Trusses are made under their own in spection, un a much-improved principle, differing from all others now in existence. c:7° Lettere, stating particulars, cortnining a fee, answered by return ul post, when medicines and the Lest advice will Lemont to all parts of the kingdom. AS the cold chilly season advances, warm Cotbing becomes n Petri:my as well as a fashionable acquisition. —Mrs. I NG KA M respeetfoily incites Ladies to iaspeet ber large A aorisnent of Cl,Ol II CLOAKS and CHILDREN'io LISSES of all sizes. which sl e lire jua - got up in the mast ta. style. ni %ari• ty of CA , IOIV !:, 111: , 1 at very low prices, at tits Ulla) BIM LINEN tin: AIILLINERY WARE HOUSE. Nu. 50, City Road. near FinsLury Square. where a very hand-ante and a•, if selreted lark ata ,, ttatcnt of CltilJ 11,t1 I. , nek. utesra, hisses. and Mill n,ry of every el,,criptiun, is al *fa Lila ,e.•tu particularly a choice taillectien el Turbatu., Lace. !Less. and all other Caps. FAIL. Speauer by2ies. Drerstais and Pelissts, of the west fieLimable and woo patterns, in rat variety.—Obwirve. it h next t1,.0r to the Rustic House, .Ispann•d, Wind-or, Dyed and Mahogany Cliair,Coneh. lota. and Beeetead Maanfactery, and Geasral Furniture W eawiteula. THE NATIONAL REGISTER T. IRISH respectfully returns his grateful ac knowledgments to the Public (hi.; best Friends) for the great paqoliiige bestowed upon the three last Lotteries, for which he wits Contractor. He feels equal pleasure in being nblc to recommend the NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY as strongly de serving their approbation. Nine Prizes of il,oool. each (Consols and Money), and not Two Blanks to a Prise, in the United Schemes of the Eir-t and Second Lotteries for 1820. The First Lottery will be all drawn 23d Jantriry,the day when Parliament meets, aml when Thl,c 1'62,1 of 21.15101. are sure to be drawn in rite li:st five minutem..-4, Cornhill, end 9, Charing Cross.. THE FIRST PRODUCTION, IN THE WORLD FOR TOOTII ACIII4, AND PRESERVING AND BEAUTIFY] NG THE TEETH AND GUMS.—Pa tronized by her Rural Highness the late DUCHESS of Yong, his Excellency the buts: of Sam CL&Les. the *anis(' Am baswaloa, and most of the Nobility. ROWLAND'S A LSANA EXTRACT, or ABYSSINIAN SPECIFIC fin the Teeth and Gums.—This invaluable Specific has been in high estimation for many years, anti recommended by the first Physicians. Its properties arc truly wonderful ; it intmetliatcly relieves the most violent OOTH.ACHE, cleanses and beautifies the Teeth and Gums, and preserves them tium decay ; prevents Decayed Teeth giving pain, removes the Tartar from the Teeth, fastens those that are loose, and makes the Teeth beautifully white and uniform; cleanses the Scurvy Isom the Gums, renders them finn and healthy, refreshes the mouth during Disewe after Medicine, and imparts a swectuess to the breath. It is perfectly innocent, so that a child may take it, yet contains those inestimable proper. ties, that if constantly used will render the Teeth and Gums sound, beautiful, and tree from pain, to the latest period of lire It is an excellent stomachic. Puce Ys. yd., as. 6d., and 10s. 6d. per bottle. Sold, wholesale, retail, and for exportatilas, by the sole Pro prietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, Corner of Kirby Street, Hatton Garden, London; and most Perfumers and Medicine Venders.---None are genuine without the signature "A. ROWLAND sad SON." A CARD to Gentlemen anxious to gain the patronage of the adir;rers of elegance of Hair Cutting and Dressing.—J. MONEY, of 13, Fleet Street, has attained a system or pointing the hair: it leaves no appearance M being recently cut, nor change in the rountenance, 8J often complained of by Ladies and Gentlemen having had their hair practiced on by apprentice boys, and inexperienced young men from the country. J. MONEY perfiwins that branch of the business him self; he points every hair on the head. and studies the counte nance, with a strict adherence to fashion; and as for his Perruques andToapee:, lie has brought them to the zenith of perfection; they never shrink nor change colour, especially the Boman Crop de I'Gpeiu, so much worn by the argon/res. of London and Paris. MoNis has invented a hair brush, for eradicating Cie scur' . or dandritf from the skin of the head it supersedes the use of a small tooth comb, and all spurious washes. The bristles are inserted diagonal, and the shape is concaved to fit any part of the head, and passes through the hair without breaking one: it is approved of by the first Physicians in London, and has received She appellation of the Concave Brush. Vi• Every shade and description of Ornamental Hair 30 per Cent. cheaper titan any house in London. J. & J. SIVEWItIGHT, SOLE CONTRACTORS for the NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY' which contains (in Aloney and Consols) the mipt ece dent ed number of NINE PRIZES or TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND POUN DS. TWICE 'HIE FORMER PROPORTION OF ALL OTHER PRlZE,—and NOT Two BLANK-5 TO A PRIZE, (a reduction of hall the propirtion of Blanks in former Schemes.) Unexampled as this is TICKETS and SHARES are LOWER in PRICE. THE DRAWING begins 23d of J %NI:ARV, when the FIFTH PRIZE will divide mai.: PRIZES of TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND POUNDS extra each; and as every Capital will have a New Tieki One Purchase may obtain TW 0 of TWENTY-ONE THOU :AND POUNM rack. J. & J. S. (latter theinsoves that, highly as their former Schemes have been estimated, the merits of this exceeds them all; and they trust their Friends will have the banie success at their (hikes as in last Contract, when in one Lottery they sold ALL the Prizes cf £20,000. At 37, CURNIIILL ; 11, HOLLIORN ; 3:4, HAYMARKET ! 11 rI t! Schemes at lull length may be had on application. Zirtbo. Mle! trOp, GIVLIC..IIa lilt: lady of Chan(las Leigh, esq. of 111 ALI, F.. Wilkinson, of ...nth Lambeth, of a ,an. At •-• Eustott sqiiste, ts. George Clarke, of a da.t•:htcr. le , s!1 vet, Let I. !ec c y lrif e, the 1.11:y of J. DclaG,ltl, osq. of a I: -ail, I meson, of Shot editch, of it d:utehtcr, filarrieD. At the new church, Mer)lehnne, F.S. Nodln, esq.of Crotched'duo to 1.).,n:a, eldest dAughlus ut WM. /thutison, req, of Gtovo.end, St lotth's Wood. At St. Clement . .. Emil tlteap, Mr. J. Port:lcy, of Old Fish street, to Mles Reeve, of Mtn tin'. Into. Cannon alt eel. At Ifulifae, N. N. on tile 191 h Aneohi, W. loplio, rsq. of Newcastle upon Fyne, to NM, .111110.1, I laningt.oli, of London. Alr. V. 01 Ili Ness Kent rui', to Gtroline, y untezest daughter of Mt s. Atm Pratt, all(: 111. ut 111011.4 f I't alt, es.l. ul the same place. ~iea: At l'ortses.Sontliampton, G. S. I'iall72,CN. of relltOntille, !got 47 Ali. Ni. NM...), of 014 mcl lour. aged 4.4. At Acton. stie. Margaret tiaiusbwough, daughtc. of . I'llOlllM G..itt 11. 4. Al I &lei Mee, ii.rls. It. Davis, esq. of Southwark, aged 62. At .11.:4andlid,.o. the 12th of August last, Nathani..l Pewee. esq. eel... Haled A by tsini in to dive,ler. At Clifton %dud. .11 all advauccd oar, L. Attics, eq. At Puntonsilic, J. I t. t. miow , t.i. aged ;.'rats. At Islington, I. I . 64Ups, esq. of Konigsberg. At Ilarkiw), in 1.1 ;7111i par, Amu M'Clure, eldest ddogliter of C. Art.to.v, ~ late 01 t Wyk:lon, South 011'0111in. At bin home, this:tun 1.111, W. Pugh, my. aged G 9. .11 lattrodshadic, ageit tl4, J. L.) its, et 1. Warden of the fret Prison. At hi.. 1,.. !mos.., in Loner tit o.venor street, Ceorgu Yrulag, elf. or .Meet buildings. At nubbin's pa. 4,llerts, Kemble, wio: of I'. Kemble, to.q. At the booms or his foto r, lii I.ticrstti place, Leicester square, Mr. W. 1 limn., sin geol., Agra 81. At his scat, Ida Lonsr, Itodborough, sir rl, 0. P.... 1, hart. wale. Westminster, Joseph Ilepkins, ALI , . At Ityr. es, In the loath of France, en the 84th all. W 4 4 Isipley, elite-1 bolt to do. Irty Ilev. tlor 1)r411U1 St. Aodpll.—lto tia, shooting, intended by Ammer of the place, win also 4r/tali:l a goo. Mr. S. had killed a hi..l, and wan $1,111.1( osci a batik to ;dt.k it up; the lama Mlle.. Mg olds ins goo cocked. Ii umot tuo•tely v will.its tt. vol threc yards 01 Mr. b. and lodged Its contents in the b d U. .14 Wind. literati) 'helm ed it a.. 'Sutra. Ile was is the 42.1 year of Ids and has left a oidow and I%YCLlidlrn to lament lais Ives. PATENT APPARATUS ICOR PURIFYING WATER.—To obtain that most useful article in a pure state, must be the desire of every mac; various methods have been tried to filter Water. yet all have failed to produce sufficient for constant family use. The Patentee of the present Purifiers relict on the opinion and patronage of the most eminent Physicians. also many of the Nobility and Families have proved, by expe rience„ that his invention is unequalled, all offensive animalcule, sndangeting health, being completely excluded. It rend ers t h o most impure Water, from ponds or other sources, beautifully transparent, and produces, by superior process, Two Hundred Gallons in Twenty-tour Hours. Its use is highly approved by Officers in the Navy, and others. on board ships in tereign climates: the construction. is simple, iW action equal,ne7er out of repair, and the largest size , ccupies a apace not excealing two feet squara. The PATENT PURIFIERS are made of various sizes, in atone or leaden vessels, from the very low price of it ifs. id. to klo 10s. each: they may be seen in use at the Western Exchange, Bond Street; at Mr. Collins's Warehouse, No. 24 Clements Lane, Lombard Street; and at the Manufactory if J. STEPHENSON. Patentee, No. 6, Mortimer Sum, Caven dish Square, London. Lon Don markets CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, DEC. 18. We had a large supply of Wheat at market this morning, from the mists of Essex, Kent, and Suthilk, for which there was but a small demand, even for the finest samples a few picked samples obtained last week's prices; but for the inferior descrip. tiona very few sales could be effected, even at a reduction of 2s. per qr. The trade in Barley was also very dull, and Is. per qr. cheaper. We had a large supply of oats at n:arket, but only tile finest samples could begot off, and those at a reduction of ►s. to 2s. per qr. Beans and l'cri were also Is. per qr. ckeaper. In other articles there is no alteration. CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY. DEC. 20. We continue to be well supplied with wheat, and indeed of all sorts of grain ; but there were very few samples of fine wheat at market: those however met a ready sale at Monday's prices, for the inferior descriptions there arc scarcely any offers even at a trifling reduction. Barley is dull in Nile, and rather lower.— Oats with difficulty supported Monday's prices, although we hail a good supply. Beans and Peas arc still on the decline. Its other articles there are no alteration. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, DEC. 22. We had a good supply of Wheat at market this morning. for which there was but little demand, except for the finest samples, which readily obtained Monday's prices ; but the infe rior descriptions were rather lower. The trade in Barley was dull, except for a few of the finest samples, which obtained the prices of Monday. The supply of Oats was large, but there being only a trifling demand, a reduction of is. per quarter was submitted to. In Beans, Peas, &c. there was nu alteration. CURHENI P LsRIC OF (SHAIN FOR T_OLW LEK, Per Winchester Measure of Eight Bushels. MONDAY. WEUNGSD. FRIDAY. i. I. I. S. s. Red Wheat White 36 a 63 36 u 63 36 a 63 Rye 128a3028a30 I 28 a 30 Blank, or Buck Wheat Barley .. 23 a 27 23 a 23 23 u 28 Pale Ma1t....... 46 a 35 i 40 a 55 I 46 n 55 Feed Oats Brew . orPoland do 22 a 26 22 a 26 22 a 25 New 'rick Beam Old ditto New Pigeon ditto 32 a 31 32 a 31 32 a 34 Builin„,o Pease Grey Pease Rapeseed per last 3b/. a 374 3 0 1 . a 371 . 261 . a 371 FORBIGN. American —a— a Dant zic Riga and W isim.r 42 a 43 42 a 48 42 at 48 Rus,ian and V lit'i• land ditto Rye Barley Feed Oats Brew oi Polai.d du 2l a 24 21 at 21 21 at 24 'Pick beans Pigeon ditto . a 33 31 a 33 I 31 a 36 Boiling Pease they Pc;oe Linseed per AVERALit: PRICE: LORN, Per Quarter, of the 'ache Rye Barley ... Feed Oats Brew 01 Pnini.d do Tick Beans Pigeon ditto . Boiling Pca.se Grey Pe;oe Linseed per qr. AVEICAGL PltlOE • Maritime Diatricti of ENGLA . Week coding December Itit Gazette. Wheat... ti4s OJ I Rye .... 55.1 4d 'er Quarter, ot the Te.che NI) and WALES, fur the extracted frunt Sat th d 4) Barley... yth 0at:.... 1194 CI I liernt 35' 7.1 9.1 l'ea4r... 311 , tIJ BROWN Olt MUSCOVADO SUUAR. Average Price from the Returns made in the Week ending Wediu-sdav liva, 314. 80. per cwt. exclusive irf dui.. s11.111111'1ELL) MOSDAY, DEC. 1R...411M was a large SUpply of pritoe Beasts at market this morning, for which there was nut a, very brisk sale, in consequequence the price, were a trifle cheaper Nluttou was also plentiful, and cheaper. Pork and Veal were rather dearer, having but a short supply. The business in the Hay-market was brisk ; and our last prices were reanily obtained hillAY, DEC. Si?.—We had a large supply of prime Beasts at market this morning, for which there was a brisk sale, in consequence of which the primext meat was higher in pri ce. Mutton was also plentiful, and dearer. Pork and Veal, having a good supply and brisk sale, were also dearer,- .The business in the Ilaytuorket was pretty brisk, and our last prices fur Hay, Clover, and Straw, were ;idly supported. The folluwini.; is a correct stattsosiit of the prices and numbers at inarlict:— I'Ricl•• 01 Al EAT, exclusive of the Olial,which euissists of Head, Entrails, anti Hide , and is worth allow, Id. per In.—Ver *tulle td elh„ Mint nA v. Beef 4s Od to 4s 411 Mutton 3s 6d to 4s 6d Lamb Os Oil to Us Od Veal 4s lid to Gs 011 Birk 4s Od to a hid 'lead of Cattle at market. Beasts Sheep and Lambs, Pigs Calves YNIUAY. Becf 4, OJ to 5, 2 ntvon 4,2 LI I.awb 0: 0.1 to 0. 0 1 , ,h1 4, Gd to 6, sit l'ork 4, 6,1 10 5, 1011 head a Cattle at Market. 134.14,1., . . sh o p and Limb, 4 Ptg:i Calves ISAI-11 Hay Clover Straw K h F'l . LI 1 u to $ 4 0 • • • • 1.4 I tl to i 3 S - • • - Al 9 u to .t 1 11 0