i -7 ". F Y THE NATIONAL REGISTER. THEATRE HI rit'A I„ ENGLISH OPERA. For the llvr.rfit of Mr. Fawcett. On Monday next, August 39, 1813, will be performed for the e'ghth time a New Comic Opera, hi Three Act., (partly fourded on Histo• rical Facts; cal!ed The I;l:VG's PROXY, or, juoce FOR Yoult sr. Overture and Music entirely sieve, with the exception of one Air, by Mr. T C. oke. In Act If. a Dance, incidental to the Piece, by .\li.s L , .rpioo and Mi,s C. Bristow. After which will be produced, (for the first time) a New Musical A fterpiece, (taken from a celehr..ted French melodrame, which has nightly attracted the curl wity of all Paris, 14 the Lost tour Months,' to be called The MAID AN 0 THE. MAGPIE ; oat, Willcu IS THE THIEF ? This Piece, x c tied so extraordinary an I nterest, is founded on the well known fact ot an unfortunate Femal.. having been sentenced to Death, on strong presumptive evidence, for stealing various articles of Plate and Money, which were afterwards d'scovered to have been secreted by a Magpie This Piece is now acting at Paris, under the name of " La Pie Volettse! on, la Scrvante de Palaiseau. With New Scenes, Dresses, and I)ecorati ns. The Overture and Music composed and se lected by Mr. H. Smart. The Principal Character by Mr. Faw cett. 1 ici<ets and Pllccs to be had of Mr. Fawcett, '1 7 .0, Great Smith Street. IVestwinster ; and of Mr. .•tevenson, at the Box-Office, from 10 till 4 THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA. Mr, and Mrs. T. COOKE most respectfully announce to their their Friends and the Public, that -their Benefit is appointed for WFPNESDAY next, August 31, 1815, when will be performed a fa voluit Opera. End of the Opera, Master Barnett will sing the fa vourite ballad of " The Woodman's Cot," composed by Mr. Kelly. After which a Concerta-te 0!•ligato for the Harp and Violin, corn poaed expressly f° this Night, be Mr. T. Cook, and to he pertormed by him and Miss Sharp, who has kindly consented to give her Assist ance on this occasion. To conclude wi' It a favourite Musical Farce, as wi!l be expressed in future Bills. Tickets to be had at the principal Musick Shops ; of Mr. and Mrs. Cooke, 43, Berner-street, Oxford road ; and ot Mr. Stevenson, at the llux-Offic.e, from 10 till 4. Th:s Day is Puh!ishecl, in 5 vvls. 12mo. price 25;. DON 4LD MONTEITH, THE HANDSOMEST MAN OF THE AGE. a Novel By SEL!NA DAVENPORT. Author of " The Hypocrite," " Sons of the Viscount And Daughters of the Earl," &c. ere, Printed for A. K. NEWM A N and Co. Leadenhall-strcet. Where ins) , be had, publ:cled this Summer, FAMILY ESTATE; or, LOST Ak D WoN, by Mrs. Ross, 3 isi. LADY JANE's POCKET, by the Author of Silvanella, 4 vols. 225. DISCONTENTED MAN, by A. F. Holstein, 3 vols. 16;. 6d. VAGA ; or, A VIEW or NA ruRE, by Mrs. Peck, Second Edi tion, 3 vols. 18s. BAR OZZI; or, The VENETIAN SOR CERESidby Mrs. Smith, 2 vols. 10s. 6d. BARON OF FALCO NBERG, a Romance, by 3ridget Bleau mantic, 3 vols. 15s. TREACHERY, a Romance, by 1.. S. Stanhope, 4 vols. 225. Boundless intemperance In nature is a tyranny : it bath been The untimely emptying of the happy throne, And fall of tunny kings. SITAIESPEATIF. . II E 1 LT}I, the most estimable oftemporal blessings, is, unquestionably, to innokind an object of ttie 'deepest interest, and deserving every para mount consideration. Yet, we find, that the common and most danger -0115 complaints «tithe present age, are the offspring of intemperance and sensuality. The baneful consequences of luxurious indulgences, and the effect produced by the passions of the mind on the body, invariably generate every species of NERVOU'i DEBILJTY. When the valetu dittarian perceives hioisell .it the brink of the grave, then his most earnest solicitude is to obtain relief, am'. which is nnly to he found in 1)R. VEN EL'S CELE II ATED TONIC REM EDY. • Ex perience has proved that no medicine is sn efficacious in giving health, vigour, and animation in the who'r frame. When all others have been tried in vain, this DI. VINE REMEDY never can fail to give relief. Dr. Venel's Tonic Remedy is prepnred genuine, oily by the Pro- Proprietor, and sold wholesale and retail, at his house, VI, New North street, Red Lion square, price 10s. 6d. per packet, or tour in one for '3:;s, duty included. Sold also at Bacon's, 150, and Allen's, 76, Ox ford-street ; Sutton's, corner of Southampton -street, Holborn ; Richard's, 1:.)3, Strand ; and all other Medicine Veriers. See the Doctor's Ads ice to the Net lions, &c. price qs. Sold by Par ipeses, 166. Fleet nut,i all 1n.0k.eq...m LONDON MARKETS. AUG. 27. CORN-EXCH A WM, MONDAY, AUGUST 21. Although the arrival of Wbett this morning was large, yet the quan tity that was left unsold from last week's supply made together a great show of samples, and the weather cantinuing fine, caused heavy sale at a reduction of fry. per qr. from the prices of last Monday. and a great deal remains unsold, which could nut be pt aat that decline ear ley, Beans, Peas, and Oats are is. Per. qr. luwer, and dull sale. a. s. s. 5. 1. P. Wheat 4.1 a ha White Peaae S 6 a ss Poland oats -its ■ 46 Fine ditto .. 44 a6a Grey Pease SI 4 30 Potato*. ditto 29 a SO Rte Raney 29 a dl Ticks Malt TRIDAY, AUG. 25. The dullness in the sales of Wheat continues, and as but little of fine gnatity is here at present, what is sold is at reduced prices, say •'s, per qr. lower than on Monday.—Harley and Oats are rather bii4ser in sale, but not dearer; and Flog Pease are much enquired atter, and is. per qr. dearer.—ln ether articles there is no variation from Monday. -The Price )t hi RICE OF , ,AZAD THIS WEEK. 01 ,strad sea or tiered (agreeably to the Act) to be reduced to 114 d. the lanar tern Loaf Wheaten AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, PER QUARTER. /OR TOPIC WIMP annyno AUG. :9 England & Wales. Scotland. England & Wales. Scotland s. J. s. d. P. d. s. 4. Wheat Rye 401 1 .. . 34 9 Prase Harley Oats 96 11 . . 9:1 5 Beer or Mar — 0 AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Computed from the Returns made In the Week pottier AU(. IS. in SSs.43d. Per cwt. exclusive of the Duty of Customs paid or paysh r thereon ea the Import. ation t hereof into Great Britale.—(From Saturday's Gazette.) CUB front to •. I. Mien& ss..ino wusco. or Browu 89-InS Son.. Nev.4 o 4Tor. 99.. g§ Grenada Mustov. 85.. 93 Jamaica brown 87.. 8R good.. 9b.. 97 line ....14,0_1414 .ENT PRICES OF SU from to ;AK. from 10 PRICE 0 •. St. Kitts & Mont- 0. 9 0 ..1tri Tobago ftr St. Vit 57.. 98 Surinam dt Dem IS.. 90 St. Trinidad 67.. 98 East India Sa.. lb Ground tips 54.. 90 faces .. I. s. Lps brown 1.53 .. !Si Awe ISq Mt Slog.loa.arowslaS ..118 best —144 ..I4S Powder loaves..l4B —l5O Hambro' d0....1 la ..160 Molasses IF MEAT, FRIDAY. AVG. es. Ships sold. at per Clr Maps at tstonuav, AUG. , It WEDIIESDAY I AUG. 43. FAIDAY I AUG. n .... net tvere d at I 3q. e pncv. surrenetn. WMOII & I. A. • . A BEAM OF CATTLE AT 1 CUMIN! d. d. Seer 4 0 II 5 0 - Beef 5 4 a 4 Mutton._ 4 0 a b 0 Veal Pork 4 S a 5 8 VIE FE mum Beasts. about 6oi fl Sheep t Lamb,— 8960 calve■ t2o „ Mrs sso blutton..• 3 4a 4 4 Veal 8 4 a b Pork 4 B,a 5 8 Lamb b 0a 6 0 Lamb ...„ 4 0:6 -5 ,6 MAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD. X.P. d. E. p. d. Average j ° . s. A. Hay .. S S 0 a i 0 6 BT.JAMES'S /Clover 004)a 0 0 0 Straw . 1 16 0 a 9 9 0 ...... lay.. 4 4 0 l bin WHITECHAPHL {Clover 6 0 0 a; 0 0 .. 6 In 0 Straw 116 0 a 2 9 41 1117 .. 4 10 0 • b 0 0 SMITHFIELD I Clover 416 0 a 6 6 0 Straw 1 16 0 a 1 0 0 MARKET. Iron of 86 bushels. P Ships so Newcastle 14 Sunderland 1 Stone Cual Cinders 0 Cairn 0 Newcastle 641 Sunderland 6 Welch Coal 0 Cinders Scotch Coal Newcastle tr. Sunderland 4 Welch Coal Cuiu Cinders 0 dvanoe ou the aleov •. d. 4,41. 41 0 a 51 9 46 Oat.— 9 Oa 0 —0 a 0 —na 0 36 6 a 479 41 0 a 43 8 --- a —9 —0 a —„a ..... 436 a 51 I e Oa 466 0 a 45 a —0 1 -oa d 691 I 4 1)p:1;: PI ititt Publi!died by HENRY HAY at No. It, Newcastle-Street,tit rand ; and torwarded,by Newsman, Clerks of the Ilookscliers throughout the Uuited Kingdom, free otToovige lute the Country, at tOs.Sid, per quarter. COA