THE NATIONAL REGISTER BIRTIIS. At Madras, the lady of the Rev. V.. Roy. chaplain, of a daughter. At Poioor'l, thr imly of .1. rolo.,prAt. 01 4 106. At I LAI:. ford clean. Lady gliz•heße Cullen...elle, of 4 d•nliter. At Alseunut huaae, in Aurtu Audit" , site•A, Lady Naval, of a AIR bona sun. MARRIED. At M. George's . Ileftover wiesre, Mr. Jnrbue Pnirell,of Lent street. ',elle:irk. sea Nese.% slime, Io %fie liolty, of •et. James's seert. >p)er, or Leman slice, to. t.srisnoe sews "I , C" I. Le‘). of Great thereat( street, Unerelutsu's ileitis, and late of liongatort..lamilea. At ilathel.l !frets, It. Tayl ,, r, Jon. eel. of 'inhaler. to Elisabeth. third tlauktiter ut Chapman, etul. of tin the 1-S:11 of .ilottr.t, it, the 1e1.41141 o 1 II•lbaolues, II F. 'lnverse:ft, eteeiet.nt Shot .I.etiter Geo...val. to Itth..cca t;attrott. )uungelot sitter of It. Iltooly, e. I. coanmatotitak °diger tot Charles E.ol. lo lull Lott al I l4a, 11. Lei alien, ell. of 11141.1.1aud, utelebaut. to %lin ....rots I oleo. to F. Mel., es u. or !leaflet's buildings, to Mrs. Owen, witlo*.e of the 131 e O. Owen, et I. . . . Mr. I. t". go. y. Of Lamhrth, to Elisabeth, (laughter of Mr. Writes, of ,Icten ylacc, hiugslmid 1 . 0411 d • DIED. On Wednesday last. after a sery long and severe inflow. which !be bole with a t eliztaalion ^ u hick this wo, Id .7.011.4 give;' Chatlultr, the wile of Mr. tunnels. Mods, tinugh silare. Fleet Areel. .10 the Sonic 114), iu 1.,k sheet, in the• 78111 year of Ilk age. Si Matilde/ Ills death 01d..." t h e %Valid of Fridge of ar moonily which they gave him, to induce hint to resign their Aldcrisoun (to Friday morning, in the 711th yew of Isla age, at his house, in . 1)126 1 / 1 11 plare,lllMglan. Mr. F ll,inklun, uf,l. Vaal's Chui ill) At llohoptini. aged Rd year.. Mr. Fraud. iSarioo, many 'eau relidrul in the btraml. AI his 11006 e. 1,3 al Snrrey, W. Gilpin. esi. lived 61. Prancer Ann. tioly dankliter of vim Bev. P. Lemi, of Tottenham green, lu the Sid ear of Vier age. In Bedford place, glary Isabirilw.)oungest daughter of Mr. Sergeant )ley wwul T. Boycott, esq. of Clernenet laoe, Lombard wee, banker, in his 64411 )err. Uu tut 17th of Aagnot, on his ;wane from Jam ilea, Capt. George Kioe (or the chip Ulm:). in Um LB h year of Isla age. on wiiiday last, glary, the wile of E. ldwerda, my. id Castle street, 11011uurn. At henningto.r, In the flisl year of his age. Mr. John Barton, late of Lew, nice ..aloe, nonivelin,esq. 'mow. ly paymaster of the Royal Dragoons. At Ilesmigs, Miss Scaly, daughter of the late Charles sealy, sl. KITCHEN RANGES, &c—The Nobility, . Gentry, and the Public, are respectfully solicited to inspect JOS. CH A'l' F a t and CO.'s Royal Patent Steam Kitchen Ranges, which, in addition to Cooking, will heat a Hall or Staircase, boil water in washing Tubs, and dry clothes in a Laundry, dtc. at a distance of sixty feet. The Patent consists of a simple up right flue in the boiler, over which the oven is placed, by that means it cleans itself, and heats the oven and boiler much quicker than any plan yet °flitted to the Public. completely doing away with the horizontal flues which give so much trouble, particularly in the country ; the ranges are made to suit all sized families, and may be had with the oven and boiler only. The same patent is applied with the greatest success to Ship Stoves, and and cooks with far niore ease and less fuel than any other plan yet discovered ; and has the means of making front 20 to 200 gallons of pure fresh water front sea water, in the course of one day. The principle to be seen in action every Tuesday and Friday hum 12 to G o'clock, at No. In, long Acre. N.B. Register and other Stoves, Paula*, Fue-izons, &c. of he ne west and most elegant patterns. PRICE TWO PENCE. Just poWislactl, Nu. IX., colitsid;ii i ; 1t closely printed Beo pa:.. of rrHE HIVE; or WEEKLY REGISTER of .1. Remartable Eventx in Domestic Occurrences, Liberatore, the Arts, 31sonisLtares and Commerce, the Drama, Public Exhibitions, LiCe, Manners. stud Atuusemeuti, in 32 closely Aiiiited Colunius, containing on the Average, front 50 to 100 Distinct Articles of pteseut interest and Asnoseincut. Tu too continued W eckly. CONTEN rs.—Canine Madness, method of preventing.—Disat. cription of the Island of Scio—Popular Review of Books—Tim Steam Boat, with plrasiog Extracts—Marquis of Londonderry, Evith.nce before Ilia Coroner's Jury—Description of the Scot tish Regalia—kistraurdiurry Rifle Shooting—S rum Navigation —Remarkable Polies C4 , es—llortible Murder in Franco— Curious and Estraordinary Auetiutes—N oinerous Literary Scraps of Cariosity and Interest; Facetise, s:c. 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Ull.lllr, of and bound to BAlasi, taut about sot we, its lio,n :11. t•Xpetl encilig 1111161 user,: mushier In attrinimmi to put 11110 the port of 1) solos, struck on the Noitit hull, about the Moor of ten m the nownsug. The wool hlew third, but MmHg the whole (fay no assistance war , oht.rilied which cow I render the sessrl the least 'enact; tor lio ns/at Iron. etutriarf .came on Wad, and we have Mara complailos of the iu Iliciency of her crew, of lieu flu fact Way altar! some : All oil 111.1:7', named idiots Murray, we brittse aooir 70, lung known n 1 (;:ositurf, remained to tile life-boil, %intim the milers wont on hoard the /....rnitruatic, the sva was so rumdi that his situation W.IS VrtlltAls, a rope was illtrown to hoist lion of hoard, but, by Mille lIIISCI4IIIce, it Sipped, atol got whom the Mid man ' s neck al the tory irtre hauling htlooa board, he n a siratiglec: the buoy was taken on board—hut ihr old our IS derail .--ieseral - fralitalde MC:\ s were pot Irom the vessel i n to the late boat; she tided with water; the al ticks (tritoks, 8 C .. .). ha t of the bita , , were lora. To: srcswi remained all night uti ; luruuurlytoe stub:lice of the woad abated cOtisiderattly, dud mere I. Lope the will .be got ad . Wltilthil 111=11 it otage. The ester of bile hie -boat. 414 Well as ul the Semi, Cagle lANSIIIte 11l tile Skip ' s FUMALt hi tAOI3At —On Saturday setinight, about half pis: tt . ll ll . Cltiek 111 MC its AL:. Holland, tor wile of Mr. Holland, of the SaraceMs Head, Har thwash, sitiiiig by thertite site heard a 50.31 C (iiiIIICA WWI* near tile Lack dOOl4 had ttrett instill bed load oleo roost Its the orchard, upon winch she ussiaithy poleeested to tile orchard to ilSeettulll the cattle, when bile saw a ladder reared against all apvle tree, and fouttil ratio fellows, one of wittrin wade a pie ciptiJte retie.,t down the ladder, and ran into a illicit to screen agnost his female pursuer ; 'spud which Mrs. Holland rushed upon him, and se.z.ng 111411 by tire culls, firmly kept her hold until the arrts.l of one of lire mnotie domestics, when they dtagg,d their p:isoiter ieto (tie house, to the nu small surprise of i 1 r.llullaiu lellio.v Watt auto wards taken before the hi:waif:Ma, whets he recto:col a suitable reprimadd, and 'you paying the costa incurred, and muintsing to amend lint conduct in future, ..Jr. floiland isoutanely cro.sented to his dis chirge. lite oilier fellow ran away upon. seeing Mrs. Holland eater the orchard, but in Ins aright aud hurry to stet away front ilia :or tit to take his hat peso hul4, Willett was itutnedknely picked up, ire ref Wirieli betrayed its owner, wll° has Suter dtACOltileil. ATituCtO us OUTKAGB —Litwin:mon wall received at. Tuesday .nV.reen-atio.,re oilier, Mat upon the pi e cetlnt4 leUiale, 111 passing by the WesinittisLer 3.illilllary, was attempted to be murdered by a monster, Who as yet has evaded all pursue. It appeared that the Woman sea,, 11l Colllllaity wiill fcilidle Il Mid!. V. lieu a.young . genteel dressed, approached them, and a::co,iFil her it. langtia . xe not fit to tie saselinolled. Site U.1,11:5C.1 Iris dtll.lllei.ll, wiieti lie pulled some sharp Ill strums:lit Mint Ws pricker, and drawing it across het illro .t Ilin.Cled a deep tie repeated tills 110r tittle attempt; but she sir upped with all her shength, till site dropped mans the lotr.steps al the hospital door.— The other lentales were %ery much al.artrvd, but ha% tog /cosseted thenisekes, thy attacked the monster and Called ler assistance, ninths Snout:et' the ftilow to trim guilds his diabolical intentium, aid he ran off with al speed. The party tit tile klow•strvet pantile came up, u.itl trimg app( lard of the transaction, they went iii all directional's poison of the ruffian, but vo&d nut find ire wounded W•Jiliatl was taken Iwo tne tiospat I, and froin'the appearance of tile %%ownl u, her tlitual, the ins.rument used seems to have been a raz It is sits ; ivied trust the descripinos given u; the offender, Ihat he is a drui iiiii er %wiiu hat Iken recently dis,marged Irani the Guards; he ILA some time ago kept company wait Lie female, but ul ately alit Vitt:tea nil addresses. Near regulations are about to be introduced into the Pleat:lime Service. The riding officers, as they a.e termed ler the old system, are to be re iiiii wed. and watt. r Co retire upon a superannuation allowattve, or to be utiterwise provided fur Ile flillle ii lkrent department 01 the retenite, according to•their respective ages, leisidti ui service, Ire. is their room the present fince will be increased and assiced by more that. 41/ armed culler., the whirle of which hare been fur bomb. little CM Me stocksi l rid Will b: ready for ae, by the that ' of next cenines? " They are remarkably fiat sea boats and calcu lated-4%e its ally weatiter ; of them was lautictied to Aion4 ' f l y : asl at FOlkestotre, and the uptown ill Wally 11711 cal characters who nave seen Mr, to one lit the best 1;u11i, and titiiSt serviceable ,easels Mat ever pip to sea. Slii3Orrlel no guars, but the crew are web Mr pushed with ainall arias of various deactiptious, thinigis sume, we near.. tu carry tole or inure swivels at ine bow. Another is, nearly completed . at 8148iiigiiie, and %vill lie red/1y for 'anything early iii November ; "Hey are bctli coppeibu touted, anti about 7U tons Wardell. Ac c‘srailig to tilts new iutitigenseitt, the whole of the Cl.Jbll O. kohl and Sussex wall 'be eisLite'y outlet the control susasirerace of theßavy. ..‘le.t.AsetioLy AcciottarT. l .-011 Friday morning last as Esq. ot Cattsethie Trunty•square, and has dauglyt, tvliss 'Sarah Hby Jenkins, a rifle ac .y-tvitg lady, about 18 years tat age, was going to the isle of IA ' A tli, it. a wherry, 11w boat upset w Mist all stays, °with; to the sheet of the iiiii 11, eat a ng!rd, am, she 'aim, daugaier, and toe W.l.ertitrii vVeri! drtited away limn the boat, and rernallied In the. water about twenty minutes benne a boat tram his Ma. j vOip Ganges could arrive at the spot to take them up. Mr laid:ins sustained and cheered his daughter during the whore of the time, and when the young lady was taken * tidy the boat, she grasped hold of it tinJ tinleully kissed her father and preserver; but, oh be . itig eot:rieyed into the it was dis..overed that the vital Siiiark mid departed its lair and graceful abode, and lilt aw.,iizeil parent could C mlnace 11, dy the inanimate Ii fele•is fr sine a Ins tenderly and much beloved mold ! His dia./efts of mind, ots tint unavailing :vault of all the Atm s promptly uteri Tsirfesubcitsimit, ts tndacltbablc. _. By the K Dro's ROYAL Laiemus Pay Ewe. GODBOLD'S VEGETABLE. BALSAM. For COVIIHS, Cortsumrtioas, and AstrMaL TILLS nicer:clue has been eqablished foe nearly 30 years, and is allowed by many eminent physicians to EA the only efficacious remedy to be depended upon tor curing the above complaints. The numerous cutes that are daily perfurused, and which are attested by pesos of the lint rank in this king (Mtn, would ti:l volumes. Copy of a Latter to MessnGoDwor.Ds, 3 Bloomsbury-square. G,ntlenien,—l have the pleasure to inform you, that your in valuable Vegetable Balsam, recommended to me by the Hoe- Mr. Shirley. of Fulham, has pettedly restored me to my former state ofgond health. I was in a deep decline. and had taken a number of oilier medicines which failed of SUCCe:s.—With grati tude I remain. your obe.liens. servant, 11011 LILT 9. Cumberland Place, Chelsea, May I Mrs. Dorothy Gay is cured of a consumption by taking S pints of the Vegetable Balsam ; she wss under a course of inedleihe from the faculty tire months, and found no telief.—Ceniticatoa of the cure the lath efJ une i a 13. _ . . Stronger proofs of the efficacy of this medicine cannot be gives than its being recommended by the billowing nubility. The most Noble Marquis or Lothian, the Eight Hun. Viscount Dudley and Ward, the Right lion. die Lords Macdonald, G motley, Forteseue and Mountford, the Right lion. late Vis countess Dudley and Ward, Dowagers Grentley, Falmouth. and Fortescue, Lady Appal:cc; Sits Francis Blake. Edw. Nevrnham, John Coghill, and George Armstrong; Generals Doyle and Drunley ; Colonels Baker, Delietli, Lenox, etc. N.B. Messrs. Godbold have established an institution for the benefit of the poor and other-, who cannot alffird to pay the full price rue the medicine, and bare, in consequence appointed it to sold by one ?esp.-viable Vender ra every principal town in Eng land, agreeably to the Lewis of the charity, as well as at No. I, Bloomsbury S.luare. - THE ROYAL FAMILY, NOBILITY, GEN TRY, and LADIES and GENTLRNI EN may rely on it. they will not haves hair full oil or turn grey. by now wing PRIM:Vs celebrated RUSSIA OIL, asit is so impteved witti an extra valuable ingredient. through which it hue made the RUSSIA OIL the greatest nourisiter and preserver to the Hair in the Universe, will snake it grow thick and lung, and prevent its falling i.fr or ever turning grey ; and is such a november to the roots of the Hair, that it it even has begun to tura grey. will restore it again to its natural colour, and if used often, it • will t:ver turn grey again, and is sure to clear the scurf, from infancy to old age, and will always keep the head and hair clean and beautiful. Gentlemen who have lost their Hair, and have the least sign of roots ci Hair remaining. by using regularly, for a few months, PRINCE's INIPiItiVED RUSSIA Oil.. with tile extra eiluable ingredient, will be stile to restore it.and produce a Now Head of Hair, whicii hundreds have experienced. —Even Medical Gentlemen have published, in tie Gazette ut Health, that Prince s Russia Oil is supoior to any Oil fur the hair, and will do, in cars of baldness or weak hair, what can possibly be done. Ladies will !Intl Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any other Oil for dressing their own or false hair, as it gives it a natural gloss, softens and curls. it. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use it instead of poinattini ; it also produces Eyebrows. Whiskers, Ac. and, dirough the extra ingredient, it will now always keep peas ant, even in all climates. AA for Prince's Improved Russia Oil, with the extra ingre diem, and observe ••• Prince" on the wrapper and seals; and I is • address. " A. Prince, 9, Poland Suatt, Oxford Street, near the Pantheon, London," is on the cover of each battle; without, it is not genuine, and cannot answer the purpose. The ounce loot • the Ss., of a large bottle, containing live ounces, XI, which as a ray.ag; or six large bottles for XS, which ii: yet a greater saving. Proved by affidavit, the l4ih of November, 1814, before the Lord Mayor of London, that A. Pitt *tie is the Original Propri etor in the Uninrse of the Russia Oat; and theretore if any Perfumer, Medicine Vender, Hair Webber. or any one else, sea Russia Oil, that is not Prince's, they are itaposwrs, as they sell counterfeits to thew customers. . . _ Sold, wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Pro- prietor, A. Puißcti, removed to No. 9, Poland Street, °skull Street, near the Pantheon; and by Mr. Smyth, Performer to his :i.kjesty, New Bond Street; liendrie, Tichburne Street ; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. It is no wonder that Ladies and Gentlemen have complained of late of the Russia Oil not being t,f service to the hair, as thi y have found out that unprincipled persona have wild them coutt terleitte •.• Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular, as impostors have made the corers ut the Counterfeit Russia Oil MO much like the Genuine, and even imitated the Original l'reprietur's Nettie, and also copied the Affidavit of the LingleAl Pioprietur ' before the Lord Iklayor, therelere and hare it eithe t'roprietor, or el a repectuble Yen, Liuhes and Gentlemen residing in the country will of having the genuine Russia Oil, by sending a remittance Proprietor, it with be terwarilud immediately by coach. It keeps in all climates; the older uie beLter.—Nlerc. Captains will eective a liberal allowance fur exportation. Observe—There are fresh ouuntedeits belting in fur any small price, but W. genuine is only suiirin ihU 2ta.. bottle,. LUNDtN MARALTS. CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, Our market this day wacrupplied with the bur s Monday, which time wo late tur sale on that day inoraing was brisk in sale, at Monday's pr Ice 9, ute Illearixalar went uU well, In Haney also some I maintained Mmiday's quutuuons. 1,. dearer. and brisk in ssle at that advance. 1u Beans no alteration, but they were In tolerant: request. WI may be quoted ts. above our former prices, aid good , ' etleided at that rise. The market was brisk for a V and were mute buyers than we hate seen on same time. coat EXCIiANGE, FitinAY, The supply of %V heel ring Nlontlay ainoants to be 6,000 quartets, and will grain has boo' iii good milt without ar.y ulteratiun in price. Of trate Weft are 1 10,100 U quarters since Monday. and sales were brisk higher than our last quotations. '.tic arrivals runic 5,000 quait,:r.; Malting Barley woe iirisk former prices. Sortie sin.cuiation was dung in thistriorning, and lair prices were orfered, but nothing has taken wiser yet. In iieans and Peas nitre is P lant ',les were goad. Low quinines of 11 heat hat sought after this day, and wine of the factors better prices than tin Alouday, but only this desciipuun viuiced. AV CRAW: NOCE OF CORN, Purt Quarter, Alaralum Du.tri.',. of ENGLAND .a.d I%r\ %%eel: eastitug Oct. 12113, r.ir.itteu frum 5193 Ad rtrl v... 26. 111 Heats Rye .... 21), Id I 0.. .... 2' I I•• I. 1;l(1 UN AlU3t-tllAuu 'I. Average I's let Irons ike Helens. suede iss tile t eugeadav last. 324. Sid. per ewt. exelual SMITHFIELD h Lt FRIDAY, OCT. 18.—The number of Rawls at Jay aws muck as usual, lout liaf was dull ill sale, at of 4d. per stone. 'There was a good supply of sheep tally oupeortcd Aftm,ty's prte.o; Laub requeot, ana a trot: h:mhsr. Veal Midi out much and may be quoted tid. per stone lower. Pork was and about 44. per moue anon the prakro of Monday. The soilowno,i lb • LAO rt.xt .I.4Lesuk.ist. 0: WC pile,. at Ulif l'itiCE of MEAT, exeluoive of the 0 ilal, wt ul Mead. Eta. Ail, 411,1 I t•lv, mid Is wotth pound.—Per *woe of at Ulh. MOAI•Ali• 1,1110, • Beef 2a tid to 3. 6d I fleet It. Mutton 2a 411 to 3. ud Nluttt. 2. 4,1 Lunb In lid to 3. 6d Lamb 34 Veal j 1 Id to 4,6 d cal lid Pork 2s 8d to 3. sd Pork 3: 0,1 Ileadut Cattle At 111:•11 ket. I lead l/1 LW. ill Iled%te S.seep and Lambs . 2g,7411:1 Steep and Lana' l'igs Calves HAI -MAKKIS,I. Hay Uuvcr - • • - A 3 0 0 to A, 'tura* - • - A.l 10 0 to A LONDON t Printed and Published by the Prop' I,_rw4:t tileOOKei YleetStreet, niter( ' 40.4 : m0 utuet belddressed. I old them cow,- r, as impostors tl so much like prietur's Name. luprietur ugule tad be cautious, Vender. offal be certain !mittance to the oath. Merchants and Latium in perry shops n two sizes, to weeimmismes r, OCT. 16. see arrivals of r—Whoitt this tie fine sampla e business W 44 Is. Oats were Beans there is White Item pod sales were a Wednesday, tuffs day tar T. OC . between 5 and equest, thamsh re upwards of risk ut Barley are in sale at our . Bowled (Mu Cling definitive g nu variation, rye been much have obtained iptiun has at.. 01 late T.. , 4LI.S. fur e rt Salat,l4 1......:5 0 • ~. 1.1 Week ennui sive of duty. / at market dila at a rttluction !cep end Lunbs tab was in some cli in demand. as brisk in sak, iiy• ss and numbers shieb coiliMts about 4.14er 011 . • i to 3. I 1 t• 3 . 4 " in 3 S 1 to 4. Of I to 4. u le at Nlaii. r' • 621 h7' o Std j 4 4 0 i 4 10 d 1 id 0 iprietur,JOll X rg all Letter. to