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i'l '7...ft .. . . •"*.ZIZ k,,,.., , V ~.(. . • { -.). fa t . .• ---- .... N....5. . • • _ • _..•?_,—...•... a• -—, .. • .. k. , ‘, r., ~i s~ i FRIDAY, APRIL 6, IS:it. v BER 10.4;45. !'tit. F SEVEN-PENCE. FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. TO COUNTRY BANKERS RS , MERCHANTS, AND OTHE. This day was published, In Bvo . price 6d. boards, THE NATURAL • HISTORY SYSTEM OF MINERALOGY. By FREDERICK MOTHS, Professor of Mineralogy, Frieberg. Published by Longman, Hurst, Rues, Orme, and Brown, Lon don ; and W. and C. Tait, Edinburgh. USE TURNER'S BL ILOKING• WHICH may be had at every principal Grocer's, Druggist's, Ironmonger's, Brush.maker's, Perfumer's, and Bost-maker's, in every city and town in England, Scotland, and Wales, and the City of Dublin, in stone bottles, at Gd. IL and 16d. each, and Paste Blacking, in pstL at 6d. and ts. each. 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Rowland and Son respectfully caution the Public against spurious dwitanuns, composed at deleterious In gredients, injurious to the hair. To prevent theimpositiort, ask for Rowsasies 011, or Row. LAPD'S Dye, and tioserve Ahat each geovine bottle is signed us the outside label, in red ink, "$. ROW LAND aid rso:4."-- Ail wishuat that slgueit.re are aminterfuits. PATENT PROVISIONS. The various applications of science to matters of common comfort and utility are, undoubtedly, among the characteristic and most valuable features of the age. Steam, that , 4 noble drudge," as it has been called, is now turned into almost a new element; it his become one of the prime movers of the mechani cal world ; it already makes almost everything, from a pin to d ship ; it digs our mines, tills our fields, and thrashes our corn; it brews and bakes for us; it is our tailor and our shoemaker; it prints our News papers, and it dresses our dinners. All this is very extraordinary; and to a man who, a hundred, or even fifty years ago, saw our clumsy and circuitous efforts to accomplish the thousand things that we now leave to the mercy of cylinders and pistons, would have been incredible. But it is nevertheless the fact; and the use of which we are about to speak is, if not the most curious, perhaps among the most valuable of the wonders of this mighty magician, generated of the discordant families of fire and water. About the year 1812, some experiments were made on the probability of preserving provisions without salt, under all trials of climate and time. It was obvious that a discovery of this kind must be of sin gular importance to the sea service, where fresh pro visions are, on many occasions, a necessary of life. The success of the experiments resulted in a patent take out by Messrs. DONKIN, HALL, and GAMBLE and a well-compiled brochure of authorities displays the .sanction of a crowd of imposing names—the Victualling Board, Officers commanding squadrons and foreign stations, and ship Captains, in various climates, all giving their witness to the excellence and completeness of the invention. The first use of the discovery is to obviate altoge ther the necessity of having live sto.:k on board. The cost of this article is enormous, independently of its inconvenience. Taking its attendant expenses, loss by death, &c. into account, it is from 2s. 6d. to ss. a-pound, on voyages of average length. But cook ing, and the separation of the bone, diminish this weight by one-half; thus the general cost is about 56. 1 the pound. The average price of the patent provi sions is under Ss. the pound. These provisions are every kind of meat, prepared so as to be eaten cold, a matter of great importance in bad weather ; or to be heated in a few minutes. To these they have added concentrated soups and milk. There are testimonials from Culling Smith, Esq. the Duke of Kent (by his Secretary), Sir Alexander Cochrane, Sir Harry Neale, Astley Cooper, Sir FraUcis Laforey, Sir Home Popham, Commodore Evans, Sir Joseph Batiks • the Governor and Coun cil of St. Helena, Rear-Admiral Burlton, Dr. Bail lie, &c. and they establish, in the most satisfactory manner, the great points of salubrity, of perfect pre servation, and of comparative cheapness. The letter of one of the East India Captains mentions the tra vels of some canisters of those meats, which were opened in London in perfect condition. They had gone from London to Batavia, thence to Sourabayo, then to Batavia, again'to Calcutta, to Batavia, and thence to London, about 3.5,000 miles, in the warmest climates ! But perhaps the most interesting testi mony, from all the circumstances, is the latest—that subjoined from the Discovery Ships. From these, therefore, we make extracts, to con firm the importance of this invaluable process. " FILOM CAPTAIN Naar, H. M. Sin? HILCI4, 9ni Dec. 1820. " Gerrt.zaux--In reply to your letter of the 28th ult. I beg leave to acquaint you, that I felt it Impossible to speak too highly of the Preserved Meats and Soups, prepared by Messrs. Don lan and Gamble, and supplied to his Majesty's ships Ueda and Griper, employed under my orders on the late expedition for the discovery of a North-West Passage. " Of the very large supply we obtained, not a single instance occurred of opening a bad canister of meat; four or five bottles of vegetable soup, and two or three of the concentrated gravy soup, were found unfit for use•. " With these few exceptions, they were excellent, and proved a most invaluable acquisition to us, in the absence of all other fresh supplies. " I have the honour to enclose the opinions of the Surgeons of the Hecla and Griper, and am, &e." Mr. Edwards says, " I beg leave to state to you, that I consi der them to have been acquisitions of the highest value to the provisional stores for that service, and I cannot hesitate in say. ing, that I believe the substitution of those articles for a consi derable portion of the salt meat usually allowed in the service, was one of the principal causes of the general good state of health which prevailed . among the crews of both vessels during the voyage." And Mr. Beverley also writes thus strongly :—" I have the honour to state to you that, after the trial afforded by the late voyage of the beneficial effects attending the net of Donkin's pteaerved meats and soups, I have no hesitation in pronouncing my opinion, that to the judicious einphlyment of their articles, is to be attributed, in great measure, the preservation Oi the gene ral health of the Officers and crew of his Majesty's brig Griper ; and to the same means is to be ascribed the recovery of the indi viduals attacked by the scurvy. The soups I consider peculiarly excellent, as I have evert reason to believe that the antiscorhu tic quality of the vegetable is not injured in the preparation." We understand that an order for -about £6,000 worth of the preserved provisiens,for the nest voyage, bas consequently been given. We consider it a public service to make such things known. • A rteurrenee of this, is now. we tmderstand, wholly pre wow-1, by the soups bettg put lit tha resisters, the aisle as the 17111,141. • • MAJORITY. A ttWood, M. RVis, Thomas Pearse, John Adam!, Sir Thomas Ellison, C. PeHew, Hon. P. 13. A'Court, L. 11. F.,tcourt, 'fhomu Phipps Hon. G: Alexander, J. Evans, W. • - Pitt, Wm. Morton • Alexander, J. D. Fine, Vere Plumber, John Aocram, Lord Fane, Thomas Pole, Tit. Hn. W. W. Arbuthnot, Right - Farrand, Robert Pole, Sir P. lion. C. Finch, G. Pollington, Lord Ashutst, W. Fleming, John Rowlett, Hon. W. Audi, William Forrester, C. W. Prendtrgast, J. C. Bagwell, Rt. Hn.W. Forster, it. lion. J. Pringle, Sir W. Beaskes, Henry Cifrord, Sir R. Ray, Sir W. Baring, Alexander Gilbert, 1). G. Rice, Hon. G. Barne, M. Gipps G. Ricketts, C. M. Bathurst, Rt. Ho. B. Gladstone, John Robertson, A. Bathurst, lion. S. Gordon, lion. W. Robinson, Re. Hr.. F. Beckett, Rt. Hn. J. Goulburn, H. Rochford, G. 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F. Wigram, W. Crawley, Sam. Lygon, Hon. H. Williams, W. Croker, J. W. Macdonald, IL G. Williams, Robert Crosby, J. Macnaghten, E. A. Wood, Colonel Curzon, lion. Rt. Magennis, R. Wortley, J. S. Cost, lion. K Mansfield, John Wrottesley, H. Cult, Hon. W. .Marryatt, Joseph Wilson, Sir H. Cost, Hon. P. Martin, H. Yarmouth, Lord Daly, J. Martin, Sir T. B. York, Sir J. Davis, R. 11. Metcalfe, H. Dawkins, J. •' ;Mills, C. Dawkins, H. Monteith, H. zsztrat. Dawson, J. M. hJorland, Sir S. B. Binning, Lord Divett, Thomas .111ountcharles, Lord Lushington, S. 114 Dodson, J. Musgrove, Sir P. Douglas, John Neale, Sir 11. PAIRED ore. Douglas, W. K. Needham, Hon. F. Apsley, Lord Doveton, G. Nolan M. Bouverie, lion. B. Dowdeswell, J. E. Osborne, Sir John Bradshaw, R. H. Drummond, J. Ommaney, Sir E. Chaplin, C. Dugdale, D. S. Onslow, Arthur Dalrymple, A. buncombe, C. Paxton, W. G. Evelyn, L. Duncombe, W. Paget, Sir C. Manners, Lord C Dundas, Rt. Hn. W. Paget, Hon. B. Morgan, G. Dunlop, J. Palk, Sir L. Money, W. T. • Elliott, Hon. W. Palmerston, Lord Norther, W. Ellis, lion. G. A. Pechel, Sir Thomas Psice, Richard Ellis, C. Rose Peel, lit. Hon. R. Seymour, florae. MINORITY. Allen, 36 It. • Forbes, C. Ramsay, Sir A: Aithorp, Viscount Fellowes, W. H. Ramaden, J. C. • • Altley, J. I). Glesorchy, Lord Ricardo, David Beaumont, T. W. Grattan, James Ridley, Si r M. W. birham, J. P. Grant, J. P. Robarts, W. A. Barham ' J. F. jun. Gurney, R. 11. Roharts, A. ' Barnard, Viscount Grant, F. W. Robinson, Sir G. Barrett, S. M. Grant, G. M. Rowley, Sir Wilfiani Beecher, W. W. Gooch, T. S. Rumhold, Charles Bennett, Hon. IL G. ILldintand, NV. Russell, It. G. Benyon, Benj. Ilamilrun, Sir 11. D. Ramsbottom, John 'Bernal, It. Harbord, Ilon. Ed. Rogers F. Birch, Joseph Ileathccre, G. J. Bickford, W. Browne, Dom. Heron ' Sir It. Scott, J ames Height, H. Hill, Lord A. . Smith, lion. R. Bury, Viscount Hobhouse, J. C. Smith, William Blair, J. H. Honywood, W. P. Smith, J. IL Bruce, Robert liornhy, Edmund Scudamore, Tl. P. Baillie, J. linglies, W. L. Stanley, Lord Belgrave, Viscount Hume, Joseph ' Stewart, W. • Buxton, T. F. • Hurst, Robert Stuart, L or d J. Bastard, E. I'. James, William Sykes, Dan. Boughton, W. F. 13. Johnson, Colonel &outfield, W. fl, • Boughey, Sir J. F. Jervoise, G. P. Srbright, Sir J. Gi 13enett, John Keck, G. A. L. Talbot, R. W. Chaluner, Robert Lehbridge, Sir Te Temple, Earl of Caicraft, John ,Lennard, T. It Tynte, C. K. Campbell, Hon. J. F.Lamb, Hon. W. Townsend, Lord C. Cavendish, Lord G. Letcrtche, Robert Tennyson, C. Cavendish, 1 knry Lemon, Sir W. Western, C. C. Cavendish,S... Lloyd, Sir E. Whitbread, S. C. Clifton, DM Lloyd, J. M. Wood, Alderman Coke, T. W. Lockhart, J. '. Wyvill, M. Colburnc, N. W. Ti. 'Maherle—, John Wells, John Concannon, Lucius Diaberiey 4 W. I. Wemyss, J. Crompton, S. Dlartin, John Wynn, Sir W. W, Curwen, J. C. Mildmay, Hon. P. Wodchpuse, LA. Crrecty, Thomas St. John Curteis, J. H. 'Monet, J. 11. 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