M►IARCH 27. (kit,DHALL.—Two youag girls, named Williams and Bristo, w , r, b r oovht tip on a charge of robbing the servant of Mr. Han cloo:, of Clifton, of a silver watch and gold seal. The watch was tlwir possession, but they v...cre remanded, as the com• plaivant had not an opportunity of attending, being obliged to quit town with his master. BIRTHS. Latc'. the Lady of Capt. Botstrade, of 'Worthington, near Ashby-de-la-Zoneli. of a son and two daughters. MA PRIED. At Stockton Church. T. Price, Esq. Pon of Sir C. Price, Port. in E. Plummer; and Capt. Kear b , of the 4th Dragoon Guards, to L. Mummer, daughters of H. Minim, Esq. of Stockton Hall near York. At St. Paul, Covent G , :r.len, Mr, J. Robin•, youngest son of M r . R o bins, of the Gr e at Piazza. Convent Garden, to . Miss M. Whitacre, et Sven Stoke, Worcestershire. DIED. On Friday evening, at her house in Jermyn-street, St. James's, the Right 'lion. Georgiana, Countess Dowager Spencer, after a►• Wilco; of only a few n►iuntes, and the previous enjoyment of fall health. This most excellent Lady was the daughter of Stephen Psyntz, Esq, of Midgeliam-house, Berkshire ; sl.e W.+s in 1755, and was mother of the present Earl Spencer, the Countess Beshorongh, and the late Duchess of Devonshire. At his home, in Bury, Sir W. Dolben, Bart. of Fined n. Northamptonshire, in the 88th year of his aee, formeily Repre sentative for the University of Oxford in several successive Parda went,. Elizabeth Sarah, ►he youngest daughter of H. Hoare, Ecq. of 'Warning', Bedfordshire._ In the 74th year of his age, N. Winter, Esq. of flishoj, Stort ford, Herts, Senior Six Clerk for many years in Chancery. At Norwich, aged 81, the Rev. T. Paul, nearly .50 years Rector of !Immingham and Framingham Pigot and Vicar of Tuttington, iu that county. At his seat Midlinrton Place. Droxford, Hants, at the advanepo age 0188 years, P. Barfuot, E , q. many years an active MagiArate for that county. - At his house, in privy garden, in his 71st year, It. If. A. Bennet, Esq. brother in-law to the Right Don. Lord Gwydir and the Marchioness of Exeter. At Reluate. Snrrey. Mrs. A. Bryant, aged 70 also .Mrs Brown the wite of Mr, W. Brown, aged 82 ; Mr. H. Thornton, aged 92 : and in London, and icterred in the family milt at Reigate, D. Bristow, Esq. aged 92, REMARKABLE SUCCESS. No. tit .ft 0,001) 1,t!0 lfl4oo 28.1 • 2090 Mooo 1.110 ill,ooo 3,6v0 l,OOO 5,9:34 lO,OOO I Besides L5OO, &e. HORNSBY and Co. are happy in announcing to the Public the above favourable event, in the Last Three small Lotteries, and hope their Friend , : will meet with the same success in the present Lottery, to be Drawn tl u 3rd of MAY. Tickets and Shares are tsow on sale at HORNSBY and Co.'s at the lowest prices. The Scheme is one of the first for many years past, and cannot fail of with universal support. Orders, by Post or Carrier, executed with fidelity and dispatch, at the Old Established State Lottery Office, No. 26, Cornhill. A VALUABLE DISCOVERY, WITH A SAVING OF FIFTY PER CENT. IMPROVED LAVENDER WATER. (PATRONISED Ply HER • PACE THE DI/CHI:RS OP NFIVtA E)• fled, subtle fluid, being trebly distilled, with very little heat, from the recent flowers. is more fragrant and refreshing then any other pre , larwion of this kind, produces the permanent effort of a nosegay of the ire.ls flowers ; and being extremely volatile, is spiectily diffused thmugh a spacious apartment; instead of discolouring, It actolly the whiteness of linen. and signed by the Propriebsr, G. James, and sold wholesale at Watson's Medicine Warehouse, 22, Southampton -street, Lee 3s. in pints, or Sos. per dozen ; where also is sold James's le ParovianTooth Powder, in boxes, of Is. Id. and ?t. gad'. tli Prepared awl retail, cirand ; pri litiO tit/ tblc THE NATIONAL REGISTER. 207 .• 292, STRAND.. PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES. TheAe Instruments ate upon an entire um pr.neiple, the Springs are so constructed as to admit of ii:ervaie or decrease in size and force; will answer for right and left side, without any strap whatever. SALMON, O1)Y, and Co. conflJently recommend a trial to all those who prefer perfect ease and seenrity to the galling application of the common Truss, on their wital liberal terms, viz. that the Mt cost 'hall be returned to all Purchasers if not found superior in ease and effect to every other invention, after any trial. wear, or dama , Je, The Patentees hive received the tbilowitig ,ippointments : The Royal Navy, the Navy Hospitals and Dock-yards, the Ordiconcc, Greenwich Hospital, the Honourable 1 4 :4st India Company, &e. &e. N. B. Persons rf.si:finz in the e!,mntry, sentihig the cirruinferent•e of the body, in incites, just above the hips, may depend upou accurately tilted. LOWE•S PATENT SHIRTING CLOTH. The (Ally Manufncture iii (;teat Britain 'in vvivieh the ailvantr:ges of Engli , ll Flax and Cotton .re united in une Thread. EsTABLisnEo IN If.TOR. Its peculiar texture fr , -es it from the irjurious cold or chill expe• rienced in th- treat of Irish or other Linens, and the unpleasant sensa tion peculiar to Fabrics inale wholly of Cotton. For Dorelats, beautiful AopearancP, Comfort in W,:ar, and Rreat Economy, this taaeutacture (after the years trial), staiids u walled. at about halt tha rice of Iri-lt or other tine Li ttet ,,, at tentee's Warehouse, Ibi, Chupido, near St. Paul's, and Harding and Co. 89, Pall Mall. IP * * This lranufocturc, after srverol years extensive sale, ac quired sitch distiv:u;shed petreringe and apprcbotinn, us to induce s‘nle Shorkeeprrs to ler articles under unriuto new titles q . Tropp Lit Pat , nt S'hiriirg,. 'recine Cloth, uf which are made entirely of Colton, and the proptrties of Cotton fcliiies being so geneiallli and well known, T4l - no comment. THE NEFARIOUS PRACTICE OF STOCK-JOBBING BROKERS UNVEILED. OBSERVATIONS on the Act of the 7th of Geo. 11. c. 8. entitled " An Act to prevent the infamous Practice of Stock- Jabbing," with all Appendix, containing several extraordinary cases; together with the opinion of Conn'el, and other comments tendieg to extirpate a practice equally subversive of the moral and judi cial interest of the nation ; the whole calculated to afford redrew' to the victims of unprincipled combination. At the present moment when the spirit of unguarded speculation has entailed ruin !you so many hundreds of industrious is divi(!onts a perusal of this work will not fail to attract the attention of the Mercantile World ; and while the suggestions it contains afford a. salutary check to guarffagainst the rapacity of certain Brokers, tilt> iniquities it details are well calculated to deter any speculator from encountering the danger attendaa on illicit bargains. Written by THOMAS MORTIMER, Esq. Author of " Every Man his own Broker," --u' Lectures on the Elements of Commerce, Polities, and Finances,"—" Every Adventurer in Lotteries his own Dupe," &c. &C. &c. To be had ofJ. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill; and Hubert, Bookseller, Moor-street, Soho. BOOTS AND SIIOLS. R. WILLTS respectfully informs his Friends and the Public ii 4 nevi', that he has now, and will have constantly on sale, an extensive and elegant assortment of the above articles, which may be had, for ready money, .at very low prices. A great variety of Gentleman's Hessians, Jockey, and Military Boots ; Dress, Wali,iiz, and !!lioutrais Shoes, manufactured with the very best materials, and tinisl,e.! in a au. periqr style of workmanship ; also Ladies' Jean, Velv;:t. Leather, and all kinds of Fancy Boots, together with a large stork of Shoes of every description, of the very best quality, and newest fas Lion ; • and Childrens' Shoes ; Gaiters of various sor, , , is Leather, Jean, Coto, &c.; Mud-hoots, Goloshes, List Shoes, &c. in gee•rt variety. Mer chants and Captains may be supplied on the sie, test notice, sn,t 4.n very advantageous berms..3le 49uritry business garried (pa to 11AI .1, .ISTIP. 42, Fish-meet.bill, t • P I