THE NATIONAL REGISTEL VAN' so. NO'i'VE, OF A NEWLY DTSCOVERAD SHOAL. A very dangerous shoal ho been recenly di,covered a few de gree, to the eu.twaid of the Cape, by the American ship Union, on r pasvitt iron' New York to the Isle of France. As it is of import ance to the irit••resb of riayigatis n that the pn:ition of this newly ois c,•iered 141;e: be av soeelilv and pronitilpted as pos.ihle, we embrace the esolie4 11o:01-may to give .iisortio., to the. annexed ex cotmoniog a (if! • I wirpt fNit4 shoal, 'tom a jonraal kept on boar . .‘l.9.ity', shin PresittPot, Captain Warren, who received an ai ester ,!o ; ry of the extcpet front the American ship Union, on her ar ii•-:0 at toe I-le of Fr,ince Descriplion of a Shoal seen by the A.iterican ship Union, Captain Alec vi.n, Mr. ''; Ardon, Supe• cargo, tnnlad from New Yotk and thi• Cape .:1 Goo.! Hopc to th.. t.le of 11 . ,turititiv. " Juk. t•_*. 1412 LHt. at noon, 37) deg 23 min. S. Long. by I two 41. deg T 9 min. E. Long. by Li.n. Ob. 44 deg 12 min E. " Lett winds—very clear sky—ship ju•! steering—at four p. m. saw a rot k ab•sut /O yards long, and Yu feet above th.• water, stir tounthil by a batik of 'lnd, visible as the breakers recedcd ; and from an easterly direction, breakers us far its the e.e could ri-acit from the t I e,id. At sun-set, the extt ewes from N. E. 11.11 East . to East . and by South—the body of the shoal about three miles distant; no bottom with 12to tathoins.—At suti-set tacked." A few davit bincr, as two poor I:iris were weeding in a field belonging to Mr. Crosdill, of Thaningtion, Kent. they discovered a piece of gold. in the shape of a small bar. %shirt' they afterwards sold to a silversmith, in Canterbury. for ursards of twelve ;moulds. It was entirel3 plain. ano ro , st even a remnant of antapoiry aboior-it. UNION HALL.—LIGHT BaEsis•—A Baker was on Friday con :victed be fore the Sitting Magistrate. and fined vit. los. for exposing *to sale a quantity of bread okficient in weight This i• an evil which, more particularly milder the present high price of that necessary article of life, surely rails for serious investigation. That it has arrived at an unprecedented height the following statement will chew. Since the Yd of January last no less than 78 baktrs have been eoliv;eted at this office only; several tholosal.il ounces of bread have been tiso rested, and distributed, by order of the Mvistrates to she for the Destitute,. the Marshalsea, the School for Indi gent Blii; I. arid other charitable justibstions. It may, perhaps, he soo•pc , teat that some of these informations have been tto a ~ egree vex ations. toe contrary, bowever, appears to be the tact, for the Magistrates, after attentive investigations, have in most instances felt it their duty to impose the full penalty, viz. ss. per ounce defici ent ; most of these ottemiels had been previously befiire the magis all ates, some once, others two, three, and four times, and one even yea , convicted for the fifth time. The bread in wide!. the deficiency is 11;ttally the arentegt is the small bread, which goes more particn larly Immo the poorer classes of people. From these ciream stances it would appear that the regulations of the law affixing the assize of bread in Londim are not sufficient to protect the consumer 'against frauds ; it would therefore be well that Mr. F. Lewis before he 'messes the Bill, which is at present pending in the Commons, for extending these regulations tee the kitigiloni at large, through the Noose, should consider whether some new and more effectual re gulations could be adopted on tilts subject. 351 SPYRING AND MARSDEN'S LEMON ACID FOR SAWY, Sc. This Add for the tattle (which. frinn Its be;• g a fine powder conshlued with A. fragrance of the Lemon Peel, would be g • eali I approved of if it was better known t bast been moth confined to.persi.ns ol ht, a talc, and only regwirei a trial and stflic'ent publicity t • heernte general whe • Lemons are wanted for glom: to. tic purposes. There is s directiou on the bottl for Punch. Lemonade. &c. Sc. It Is sold at the followinz Italian Warohousust—Ti;oinos. Brown. aorl Ball, Bood-street; !flack„[ aod Arelier, : Price, Haymarket; Pressy ant Barclay, Orford-str; et ; Plaistow, ; Stimuli. St. Jaines's-street . West, Ring.stre. t, Soho ; Lasenhf. Edward-street, Portman-square ; Rawlin-oa.Gre.ft Por nd—freet : Atkinson. Hugger, and West. Oxford-street ; D4VIN Great '• ,treet : A veli g, Gloucester-street, 111. onfahury; W• ight, Lamb's Co duit str-ct; rowel' and Son, Shout aail you, Wirchunt, Holaoin II ureoree. St. P 41104 Cl;urch-yard Httle and Fenner., Poultry ; Crahh, LoutSard-street Hale„ Birchi •-lane and Cornhill; Wiz, t,oviteahall-street ; Stokes, Fenchurch-st eel Gr.. • , Grarechurch-st reef ; Young, ‘Vapplue . Simpson, Fleet-.trees ; It.c .sots A' d r II . Isn't, Strand ; Rich(o., Princes-street, We-tiniu. ter ; it is also told by Dr gists, Co •fectin:lers, and Patent Medicine Wa ehouses, in bottles as. td. Plr .se to notice the names of Spyring aid Mar,ilen on the wrappers, as no utiles is genuine. B RTH On the 7th ingt. at CraVenting/we, near Appleby, the.w;ee of Mr. oilier first child, atter being niarrkti jnat tto year 4. MARRIED. At St. Martin's rhiireli, Itrar-Adniiral Sir J. Yorke, to the Mar. chiunl-s Cianricarde. I)IT.D. At hey la'n'e, (.:!latle. , -.4t.ect, NI 4 itcliester-square, in the 59th year of tier age, Chrwiiiii "re, ,•ca, Coalite.s of Filial:Ater anti St afield. At his hothe iii the Atielphi, Sir J. W. Aitrier , oo, ; , art. one: of the ALlermeii of the Cly of Go!nion Presiiieot of Om4t's Hospital, and G o v( rpm of the Roy•ti ssitninee Company. At Litlisfield, Ssirrey, T. Rod .(1(•!1, E.q I.i..tit.-Governor of Sheer ne,,, owl fortne.ly Lae.st. of the 62d reLiment. On hotttrilay last, at the ElfiFr>plii Palace, Kilkenny, after a short ilium., tie' Right Rev. Dr. Jet,n Kearney, BiShop of Ossory, in the VtAtt of it'S ads. At :sis lodgings,. near Itheittruirs Bridge. Lt-n!lati, Dr. Antliot , ‘ forinerly phy.irtan of Bath. tie has begerathed a ter o cie N to Mewls, awl to !mink! in London am; *,,ervel. His prop' rty is e‘tiinatei.l at 60,0 Areffoviday,, in the v id year of his age. Puwer, the celebrated pugiliot e wtEl beat la-atune figiat r of his day. FOR. THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR. N. and S. GODBOLD, Proprietor , of the VRG KTA RLItl BATA IM. respect in •urtn the paime, tb it teroti;tv the recommnidation of the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Dudley and • v ard„ and others of the Nobility, Glrrr.y, and Gentry, in v ,rioas parts of the country, who have taken into consideration the number of Poor 'lilt die annually in Consumptions, and :heir being esclu.ied tits! benefit of this Medicin,• from its iii4ll price, which is atiowed h t the Physicians to he the only efficacious remedy to be depended upon for this Disorder, the Proprietors have in consequence now planted their Vegetable Bslsam at 0.. e principal Vender's in every principal town in this kimplom, where it ma% tte. had ny all persons for this Cha rity, at zrs. fid. per half pint. awl los. id. the pint, whic)‘, to all others, is sold at the pint and 9s. the half pint, as usual. Several serprizing cures have been already performed in cons mice of this Institution, the certitic tes of which may he teen at the Proprietors, No. 3, Bloomsbury-square, where the Medicine may be had for this Chari►y. Th •na 141 are in their band-writieg poi each label on every bottle; lee in the body of each stamp that covers the cork, to forge either Is felony. One hundred pounds will be given to any person who gives informatieu, upon their being convicted. UrILITY AND ELEGANCE COMBTNED. Coder the Illustrious Patronage of their Royal Highness the Princess of Wake and Fn - e of Sussex, His Excellency the Spanish AmbaNsador, and mato Families ut high distinction. MACASSAR OM FOR THE If AIR. This Oil is proudly recommended on th. basis of Truth and Experience, and the most respectable testimonials. It possesses properties of the most sy uh,ions ma. tore for restoriag the hair where it has been bald for years, preserves it from falling off or turista gr.') to the I; test period of life ; produces ou the tresses a most beau tiful GIORII, Scent and Curl. This Oil is infinitely efficacious in renovating Children'. Hair, promotes the growth of Wki.kers, Eye-lorows,&c.—Tn fine, it is pre-emioent for renovating the Haman Hair, and adding to it se incomparable beauty. Merchants. Captain., &c. will find this an article of pre-eminent utility for pre serving the Nair iu hot climates. For grue•ral utility is inclosed, a Treatise 01 the Improvement of the flame ti lir. gi% mg a full description of the virtues of the Oil, with testimonials from p luaus of distinguished consideration. This interesting Rook and the Oil, is Wade Meeting f, r every family throughout the world : it is inctud•.d with eat is Bottle in the Wrapper, signed on the outside, iu red ink. " A. ROWLAND and SON."—Price As. Gd. ed aod 11. Is. per bottle t Auld Wholesale and Retail by the Proprietors, ROWLAND and SON, Itirhy-street, Hatton-garden. Lon don; and by their aPpointnient—by their Wholesale and Retail Agents. in Loeslon who have all just received a large and valuable supply.—Also by ail Perfumers and Metliciue Venders in every town throughout tLe Empire. Na 4111-as-Ar Oil is Genuine without the higueture en the Label in red talc (A. ROWLAND and SON,) • THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY, SKINNER-STREET, LONDON, Beg leave to volielt the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, aid Public is geoeral. to their v,:o low Prices for the Choicest Wines, Genuine Spirituous Liquors, Priutest Bo!tied A le, and Double Brown &nut. for Iteady Motley only, which will be delivered .a Urger, flee of Exp./nee, to any trirt of London. Per Doz. *Curios old Port, of the vintage of Good Port Wine, warranted to have I so Pi, of the most exquisite devour, been 6 years in the wood. new In per pipe „flit . • bottles, 13 to :he dozen . „b s Ralf pipe X 65 ....Qoarter pipe o e SS 'Choice old Port, 12 to the dozen, .*Very Ace old Sherry 6 years in the not crusted . . . . 531 wood, per butt . , Xllll *Curious eld Port, warranted to have Half butt XR ....Q atter lottt XSI been 5 yrs in butts'., It to the doz. 57s •Fi re old W. est India 51 -.deka, per Rood S!:cirry. ).• to the dozen its pipe . 116 •Very fine oid ditto, wart-Anted to • Half pipe Xs9....Qoarter pipe • •4' SO have been Syr., s i 43 the butt. l 3 to Per Gall. the dozen . . 56s Pine flavoured Geneva ll s 6d . nee 'I eurriffA. 1•+ to 17. e dozen 5s Ditto old strong ditto . . its 6 d *Pine old Monti M td iirt, 13 to the • Ditto very strong • lhe 64, n I.'s dozen its D tto ditto Ja - aica Rum . 41 „. 64 . . *Fine., nI3 3 •Vetit I ..i.• ditto, 13 to Ditto ditto Hollands . . ids lid the dozeo . 6 6 s Per Doz. "Lourii:uss hue Oast I nrlt t Mareira, *Ditto Double Brown tout 12 to ivarra‘ ted to i,e t-e years old, If to tt t• d(12.-41 • - Sq 6d the (I,lzeu . tit s ` F+ r' ' , ld A 'e. u orranted 12 tnonti.s •East lialit Sherri, li to thealev. 6s o'd hetOrt• hei f tted . ilia (14 *Claret of Ow titres quality and Oa- ..ri. 1 ,....4 B, litchi Ale, ditto . his ud vonr. li f a Vie dozen 95s • Very cotions Conlac Br4 , ldy. %tr.. •Ver. file elcb a-al dry Lisbon, 13 to , a , : t e d o be to years old, per the dozen . . 58 r iti,i•l . • • • . 4 Q Od /Vitt. il•tio NI ortalo. 13 ditto 46t *Ditto carious floe flavour e d old ___ _.... ..... •Fi o-st A . bite No .ele, ii ditto bla Kum_ - .... • . . Ia Ad •li.to 1-116‘ ditto, It ditto . ~fa' •Fiur old B Brandy . Ills Ud • Dictu old Rum Shrub, I 2 (Mt') 4.;. •IN ie old licit WI liolla.ida i.:g (14 • Very slumr old crusted Mori Port, warranted to keel. sound anti tine .50 years cse pet d a . Those articles marked • are what the Corut.an% recommend as being of a =Ore Mirk ior Quality that chat is general]) culd, ant of the taut Flavour.