THE NATIONAL REGISTER. hiRTHS. Mrs. Liston, of the Theatre Royal Covent-Garden, of a daughter DIED. At his residence, Chels€leld-can•t Lodge, Kent, G. :Worland, Esq. one of his Majesty's Deputy Lieutenants of that county, on the wed inst. hi ing his birth-day, on which he entered his Otd year. At Gloucester Terrace, New•road, Whitechdpel, in consequence of being dreadfully blunt by her clothes taking tire, Mary, the wifi• of Mr. J. Ball, aged 36 year , . - - - At Southampton, Major-General Spry. Ile sacrificed his life, at the age of 44, for the good of his conotry, by remaining in hard service in Spam many months after he ought to have been at home attending to the corrineueenicut of a complaint, brought on by a evere cold he took while serviog in the trenches before St Se bastian. At B iL sbustoke, Hants , in the 9th year of his age, J. Multhrd, Esq. a genatinial t erharkaLle for several eccentricities. Julis ear:y days he rsoreiated for some time with the gipsy tribe. When leis eoudvet assumed a more sober complexion, he resided in different , places as a re' pt clable gentleman ; attracting notice by the peculi arity. and even , p!emlour °lbis dress. He afterward* profeased attention to the duties . ora religious life, and built two chapels, with d oases for the ministers, at his own expence: Although he skewed great generosity to ethers, his own expenditure in his kit' hen. parlour, or wardrobe, was of the ;I•lost frugal kind His manner of life was somewhat in the hermit kind. It need_. l guar- cly l e said, that he newt" entered into the matrimonical state. s his family an its antiquity, Mr. Mulfini once said, " a:ins arc three moles and thrve molehills, and my great ancestor was snolteAtcher to William the Confine, or." About a year before his death, Mr. Mit ford -found .lut that beards were never designed 10 NI beneath the tonsoes razor, and therefore his own chin was • in:1:1121d with the venerable luxury of a very long beard, Which • cliop etcd the costume of the patriarch. It was his wiss for many to leave the world suddenly, if it pleased thutlie niie,t,tit hot orca:'on much trouble to ahy attendant. In this respw his wish via wanted. lie died in Lis chair, in his parlour, across which he Lad walked several time., without pain, a few hours before his del arture, having looked rot 0( the window, and observed what a tine day it wa for gossiping people to go about and say, "old Mul ford is demi." It is said that he has lett behind about 20,0001. a con iderable part of which is bequeathed to some poor relations, its r 'la. Lie forgot ten the two chapels which he erected. While his te'eath is gain to several, it will be a lose to many more, who misshis frequent acts of benevolence, particularly the poor in his cwa neighbourhood. GREY or CARROTTY WHISKERS are a great disfigurement to Geritlemen.—Lsdies and Gentlemen making trial will be convinced of the utility of Prince's Dye,. being sn improved, that no doubt row re mains inalcirte Grey or Carroty flair dark or black immediately:l - there has been Many attempts so prepare articles for a simi lar purpose, but have failed. Several Indies have declared, that for years they had been obliged to wear false hair, althoagli having tolerably good hair of their own, but h being e" ey at an early age, they were recommended to make ft fair trial, and in a .hart time, so great was the addition, that they lea riff the false hair, and has mink their head of hair have the youthful appearance as when twenty year. of age.—Ask for " Prince's Dye," price 11.01-u-guilica a bottle, or a dozen bottles 51. Plain d . rections are inclosed in each bottle, by which any one may dye their hair themselves with ease and pleasure. StAd by the Proprietor, Prince. Dentist.—Observe, it is not a Shop —exactly opposite No. 7. ; the Numbers are irregular in John-street, Oxford-street.—Be lnticular, as petty situps tell counterfeits. Sold also by Hendrie, Perfumer to her Majesty, Tirchh.rne-street ; ()retie, Nov Bocd-street ; Harding, 89, Pall-Mall; Bacon, 150, Oxford street ; I)nvisnn, 59, Fleet-street ; Riege, 65, Cheapeide; 11-1- ton, Tutt, Royal Exchange; and by most principal Perfumers or -Me- Venderf. As there has bl.en great complaints in the country they cannot get Prince's genuine Dye, therefore, to accommodate Ladies and Gentle men that reside in in the country, by enclosing a 11. note in a letter, directed to Ntr. Prince, Dentist, John-street, Oxford street, London, Aill receive by return of cough one guinea's wart's, or 12 loonies fur , I a JAN. IV. Iv AsTE:I), IN .1 tit::. • lOL LOA DON; A LADY, n Iw t, t N , t*tve ut Paris, and a P;o -'eittant ; she must be qualified to in,t.ctiei in the etwien Language without a 11-lastcr. Apply eit 140, St viand, from tow ' otirm . of 'l'm elve I. 7140. LONDON NA R ELS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAN. 24. The contilmance . r the severity of the 40,4, has occasinnecl not prices to remain just the-saine as last week. Flew from 655-19 . 745. per sack. viltteat .. Fine ditto .. It e P. S. GS a 74 1 It) a t 4 1 36 a 4111 3M a 43 111 A IS . Silky It It While Pm•e Grey Prafie Beans Pick• A. R. I A 9 a 64 R. R. raland ClitS 41 a 21 Potatoe ditto Sib S 5 Fine Flour (16 a 75 Seen id do. fill a bS Rave SVC!' P.llq 3 ; 4: a 4b 44 a 45 40 a 41 f iS The price• of Bread 'via ordered (agrteably to the Act) to be advanced sue issue, or id. in the Prck Loaf Wheaten —making . the Qnaverii AVERAGE PRICE OF 7 rd'A. pot wzroc England St Wales. Umlaut!. s. 41. S. d. ritheat aye 41 0 44 d Onto yG II .... 26 7 ;ORN, PHR QUARTER. :No& JAN. IS. England & Walebs. Sentlaril. ;leans Pease Oatmeal Beer or Riga. ~ 4. b I 3 bR I :lb I AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, S. 4? 4 2 3 • '23 - 0 Computed from the lieturos made in the Week' rtilling.llN. 19, is 174. lola. per , w t. ej o o m ve . o f the Duty of Cnetome paid or pa.abw the-mon on the Import. Rites thereof inio Great Etritain.—[From Saturda)'s Gazette.) C vn from s. E. Antigua. In 3 _no or.Brnwo ifia..l g Voin.Nett.&Tor.:o3-1112 Grenada hepscov.lo2-146 Janiatta brown lo? good.. IoS ..110 fine —.112 ..115 PRICE 9. A. a. d. Beef b 4 a 7 0 Mutton 5 4 a 7 4 Veal 7 0a S 4 Pork 7 S a 8 4 I ninb RENT nucEs OF SUGAR. from . to s. s. S 6 Kitts & Mont . it Tnba.To & Vir.loil .foie Surinam & Dean. IN IoS St. Trinidad —.102 .. 109 Eac.t iudla 1041..11i Ground tips . 69 faces ...90 Ito P A a 0 0 alloy P. P. Lps brown •.. 1 Rll~ hue 159 - - Slog.loa.brown —,.1:1G best ..131 ..160 Powder loaveq..lbe Havabro' ..111) Molasses price. IF MEAT, FRIDAY, JAN. 28. lELD. MYaa+OT CATTLA AT AWITOTIBLD Beasts, about 69 , 1 Sittig) atLaTabs 414 n Cakes IfA /riga, inn 111 WOATIi & LLD!' N 4 T AND STRA W I PER LOAD. AP, R. 4. S. a. 4. Hay .. 3 3 0 a b 10 0 ST. JAMES'S Cloves 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 Straw . I 10 0 a 3 9 Carcase •. d. 4. 4. Beef 4 4 a 0 Mut(on 4 X a 6 0 Veal 6 Ba 6 0 Pork T Sae 4 Lamb 0 0 a 0 BAY Hay 4 10 0 a b 18 0 WHITECHAPEL Cluver 6 10 0 a 10 0 Skaw 1 16 0 a 2 3 40 Hay.. tin A a SMITHFIELD 3 Clover .5 00 k 60 0 fltraw 1 10 0 a? oOn ~ f.O Average 4 6 0 0 0 a 1 16 0 6 4 6 5 10 0 1 19 0 4 7 0 6 5 0 . a* Ships sold.oi Sid MONDAY, JAN. 17.. MARKET ron of 36 busk rket. Si Newcastle Suntlerland Stone Coal Cinders Cuint Newcastie , Snnderland Welch Coal Cinders Scotch Coal Newcastle Sunderland Welch Coal Culin Cinders 13s. edvance on the COAT r Male, at Ma DI f PII hipllllol WEDFINSDAY. JAN. 26. 'St P*TDAY, JAN. tl .... Del;vered at 54i 85} 104 19i 1)01 M old. t 15 A •. A. r. A. 55 0 a St ti 0 a 50 0 I) a 0 a (I 0 a b6Oa7O(S 70 —oa o 0 a -- 0 - --ea-0 —.c,.g—•u 04 0 a 71 0 ' 55 0 a-70 0 --Oa-- 0 —0 a —O a PRICK OF STOCKS YESTfIU)AY. 3 per Celt. Red Gift 4 per Cent per Cent. Con.. Exchequer Blie: 46 p Cons for Acc Siti 67ii LoNpoN : Printed and Pobli , died hy Hl4\ ItY HAY at Na. 11, Newcastle - Street, Str.ll , l ; an t forwarded try AA Newsintin,Clerks of the Bawls, and Booksellers lerougnoot the Vu4ed Kingdom,free ofPostage into the Country, at 10s. 3 I per quarter. IN • • •• ••••• 1111 1 F r . a. .