The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-06-28 00:00:00

,_... _ \ \ ~, (ILIK-tc.. NUMBER 5710 CIIARLES W RIOII Highness the bub .:, facing the Ilaymarlo , London, has . pr dozen ; superio, ADEIRA. unequalled Moyer of one dozen of • package, &c. incloded, I or two dozen Cape Mad i . Tidonia, Tenerife, List The Train supplied. Fi ~. Ra d e. 17s, each. Old Co Old Jamaica Rum. los. just landed, Sts. per doze may be pprehnsed ; Old Caps Madeira, ls. 6d. &i Just arrived, MARAS eiseo Drfoli of Zara (wa Flask.—A trial is solicits Fine Rweet Decoashir per dozep, by two dozen itibf‘fEL WOLL) jM IN, Regent-street % entaely 1b call the attest his pres.mt STOCK of Sale. A single trial wil floe. Sample I Per 1 Old Port. 6 3 6 5. t( • T 1 t• t ( • (lit I. lr . r • ;.• -„;\ --. . t or.. • r„. e"" 1 J t • •P' t ( 1 . 7 " • rinn:pr, c e be c Of‘_ • LONDON,. SATUIL Aft, JiiN.E 28, 1823. "The Cause for whici 114111111 6 blili fa in the 151114. 1 4•0 .STIINRY died on the Seaftbid!" LES WRIGHT, Wine Merchant to his Royal I _,,Aneis the Duke of Clarence, next to the riming the Haymarket Theatre, Opera Colonnade. Hay- London, has on SALE the finest OLD PORT. dozen ; superior SHERRY, Sas. per dozen; CAPE IRA. unequalled in Europe, at 163. per dozen. A of one dozen of each of the above Wines, bottles. e, dc. included, will pe forwarded on receipt of AL ; dozen Cape Madeira, bottles. he. for 2/. ; Madeira, Tenerife, Lisbon, Mountain, he. 21. per dozen.— supplied. Fresh emptied Wine Pipes always on each. Old Cognac Brandt, 835.8 d. per Jamaica Rum. los. dd. per gallon. CHAMPAGNES, 84s. per dozen.—Observe, Samples of the Wines ,y be ptirchssed ; Old Port, Ss. per bottle; Sherry, Sc.; me-Madeira, ls. 6/I.Bte.—Postage to be paid.—No Credit. Just arrived, MARASCHINO. from the celebrated Fran- Driolior Zara (warranted his first (panty), lbs. 6d.the trial Is solicited. `weet Devonshire Cider, in fall quart bottles, 74.0 d. by two dozen, welt op, PRICE EEkAlil ~1&j1 TMs Day is published, pries ?s. 8d: in boards, SOME Account of the Public LIFE of the late Lieutenant-General Sir GEt)ROE PROVOST, Bart, particularly of his Services in the Canedas ; includ ing a Reply to the Strictures on his Military Character, contained in an Article in the Quarterly Review, for Octo ber. ISe2. Printed for T. CADJLL, Strand; aad T. Eamon, Whitehall. SURREY. OWITADE RESIDENCE. STABLING. DARDEN. and PADDOCK, with the APPROPRIATE FURNITURE. - TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. WILLIAMS. THE LEASE of a Genteel DETACHED RESI DENCE, situate In a delightful part of the County of Surrey, about six miles from the Royal Exchange; to gether with the genteel Househohl Furniture and Fixtures, In One Lot. cession of his late Majest7, it is scarcely 'probable that. the proposed alteration will go to any crest—at least to an effectnal length in remedying the evil. It appears that the care and custody of lunatics and their esoates makes no part of the Lord Chincellor's offi e--it is not a matter in which the Chancellor, as such, has jorisoie tion—it is given to him by a special warrant from t h is Crown, and may De given to any other person; it is therefore deserving consideration, whether inch a bur then as this might not be shifted from the Chancellor's shoulders. Besides, if it be necessary to divide the basi oessof Chancery, it is surely bat proper to divide the emoluments,and this would r elieve his Lordship from a portion of another load, which at tidies must press hea vily on a delicate mind. This Day- Is published.. beautifully printed in a small Pocket Volume, with two Engravings, by Warren, price 4s. in boards, the thirteenth Edition of AN ENQUIRY into the DUTIES of tbe FEMALE SEX. By the Ray. THOMAS GISBORNE, M. A. Prebendary of Durham. Printed for T. CADELL, in the Strand ; and W. BLACK WOOD' Edinburgh. Of whom may also be had by the same Author, I. ESSAYS on the Recom.scytorts which are to aebal,if. between earthly Friends re-1113110 is the World to aline. abd on other Subjects connected with Religion, and is pet with Prophecy. 12mo. Os. in boards. 2. SERMONS, principally designed to illustrate and en- 1 force Christian Morality. eve. Sd edition, 9s. in boards. 3. A FAMILIAR EXPOSITION and ApPLICATION of the EPISTLE Or ST. PAUL to the COLLOSSIAMS, in a Coarse of Eight Sermons. I2mo. be. in boards. 4. A FAMILIAR SURVEY of the CHRISTIAN RELIGION, Svo. 6th edition. Ws. 6d. in boards. 6. The TESTIMONY Of NATURAL THEOLOGY to CHRISTI ANITY. 2d edition. 12mo. bs. in boards. The Housz eoatains four Bed-chambers, Dressing-room, Drawing-room, two Parlours, two Kitchens, Dairy, and ample Cellarage; a Coach-house, Stabling for two Horses, Kitchen-garden, Shrubbery, and Paddock.—The Premises are well supplied with water. The whole standing upon about Five Acres, and forming a desirable Famished Residence for a email Respectable Family, who may have immediate Possession. For Psalmists, and Cards to view, apply to Mr. WF.- Thrograorton-street. Tae Pins ix Benroan-svaiirr.—Tbe following are the names of the inhabitant householdere, burnt out by this destructive conflagration : In Peatherstone-heildings—Mr. Blake.lev, Wine and - brandvaserehant; Dr. Lawrence; Mr. Walker. Captain Coy,h . and Mr. Day's houses much damaged; the fronts of the houses opposite are also much damaged. In Red Lion-etrees-a-Mr. James Usher, greengrocer; Mr. Turner, straw-bonnet shop; Mr. Morris, tobacco nist; Mr. Rom milliner ; and Mr. Radon's house.— The whole of these houses, with the exception of Mr. Barden'.. were fills(' with lodgers, sod not insured. In Bedford-street—Mr. Ash. painter and glazier; Mr. Henson, green-grocer and dealer in coals ; and Mr. Ro -1 hinson's straw hat minufectory, shared the same fate.— Mr. Hewett's, the Horseshoe public-house, was mach ds• mated behind. A WOPUts IItS . APPOINTMENT.•-•001 Monday last. Mss E— P—, attended, with her Bridesmaid and others, at a certain Chinch Eastward, to perform her part at the Hymeneal Al tar,b ut after scatting a cons' derable ti me in anxious expectation, and in vain, for the appearanie of Mr. 0— W—, the intended Bridegroom, she re tired, poor girl, mort:tied and abashed beyomidescript tion.—(!Girt.) A MARKED CH RACTER.—Committed to Wexfird gaol on Thursday, by Wm. Glascott, Esq., Tom Turner, charged as a vagrant, going through the country, quite naked, having several gunshot wounds in his back. 'EL WOLLASTON, WINE-MERCHANT, Regent-street. near Vigo-lane, begs most psrli i to call the attention of the Nobility and Public, to pres•mt STOCK of WINES, which he has now on 4 single trial will bear him out against all competi- Sample Bottles may be had, Per Doz. Per Doz. PiPOCOCK'S STOCK or CABINET. UPHOL BPISCILY, op MECHANICAL FURNITURE. ana F LEASE or fat SPACIOUS PREMISES, COVENT GARDEN, an. NOBLEMEN'S BONITIS roe 21300. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Br Ma. WILLIAMS. Oa the Premises, Southampton House, Southaesptos-street, Covent Garden, un Tstuasnar, Jozr 10, and following Days. at Twelve o'Cloek, by order of the Proprietor, T H E First Part of the valuable Manufactured STOCK, of superior workmanship, comprising twenty sets of patent Swish mahogany dining tables, adapted for home use or exportation ; pedestal sideboards; mahogany dining parlour chairs; elegant drawing room suits, in Chintz cotton curtains, rose-wood chairs and sofas, costly rose-wood 100, card, sofa, occasional and work tables; ladies writing cabinets, expensively fitted up ; eheffioniers ; brilliant plate glasses, of large dimensions ; a fine toned finger organ, with six stops ; a field officer's marquee, com plete; patent elevating sofas ; ditto reclining invalid ebairs ; ditto on Merlin's wheels; cradle and lifting beds; a Mee lin's swing ; a patent chamber horse •, a ditto exercising ma chine, upon a new principle; Sir James Earl's fracture beds ' • Dr. James's rising beds and conches ; rising Boethema mattresses for invalids; Dr. Faust's vibrating pendulum elastic beds; end various mechanical furniture. Turkey, Brussels, and Kidderminster carpeting; hearth rugs; library writing tables • handsome mahogany four-post and other bedsteads, wit hi chintz cotton furniture.; prime goose fea ther beds and bedding; mahogany wardrobes. chests of drawers, dressing stands, tables, glasses; and numerous other effects. Old Port... VS. to 42. West India Madeira.....ll4ls. Sherries ...Vs. to 4Ss. Bucelles -48 s. Tenerife. Bs. Lisbon and Mountain 48s. Vidonia 43s. Old CrustedPort.3ol. to Ms. And all other 'Wines proportionably reasonable. Cape Madeira, very good 20s. per doz. Do. surpassing in flavour and quality, 24a. per doz. Orders sent free of carriage, within ten miles of I.lndon. Hampers Is. per doz. Bottles 3s. Same money allowed whew returned. 6. WALE. In a FOREST, and ethWidemo; the Sth edition. Bro. 9j. in boards. 7. Poems Sacred and Moral. 4th edition, with plates. 7s. In boards. Just Published, price 2s. Oci. ANEW THEORY of Moral and Social REFOP founded on the Principal and most tieneral Fa of llama, Nature. Published by Errisunast WILSON, Royal Exchange. OFN'ICE, AND PROVIDENT ICE, iltscimt-STaxer, LONDON. Es- rIOUNTY Fill LIFE OFFIt. Mblished in 1806. Tat; The DUKE The DUKE Tne •MARQ EARL Gal LORD FIR.I LORD KIN Lord Northwick. Francis Coust, Esq. Fir John Doyle, Ilsi Robert Downie, Est • Sir Geo. Docile*, Bi William Freed, E3q Managing . Director IMPOIII Capitals—A M II All Insure Exemptit RETURNS Of 25 and retort Bmccsas of 13L 84. COUNTY PIM MI yrAt aiml! t lablis [ pent seven ye ' nial Policies, find s Josses or Oth.rWise, duced returns of t , tiably ; and to 23,0( greater advantage t offilog has affortlee 4 ' • lies Majesty Pilulo3 Saluta s the taking of one bo the Patient of the CI I thing can he better c • than this remedy, fo • to sea, as it needs n 60 years experience that It wilt effect a thing, For the this Medicine ha's n, sons, of both sears last eight years. Pe T.TAYLOR and Son Bridge-street. in bo s RESIDENT AND TRUSTEES. KE of NORFOLK. VE: of RUTLAND. ()IJESS of NORTHAMPTON. :EY, LAYBROOKE. iNG, Sc. &c. &c. DIRECTORS. Sir Henry Pyria. .lames SeikolA, Esq. Hon. Washington Shirley , MINERAL BROWN PAINT, Patronised by tilk vernment, ;or Out-door Work.—The" MINER*, BROWN PAINT having been In general use for thtst twenty years in almost every department of the State, b lic Works, Bridges, &e. and Certificates granted by many of the most distinguished Officers in the Ordnance, Barrack Service, &c. of its efficacy. da_rability, and cheapness, it is recommended to the public es a coating for all out-door work, such as wooden, iron, and roofs, sheds, barns, out-houses, fences, pailings, gates, boat and barge b ottoms, ships' sides and upper works, and all wood and Iron work under water or exposed to the weather, for tiles on roofs, to prevent them imbibing water and being Injured by frost, and for coating brick wells. to prevent damp: no wood coated with this Paint will be worm-eaten; nor will insects or vermin of any kind inhabit hot-bed frames or other places coated with it, and it will be found an 'Victual cure for the dry rot. Being composed entirely of mineral substances, this Paint Is Insoluble In water, and thereby resistsmoisture in a manner superior to all other preparations. Price, ready torus. 20. per lb. Manufactured and sold by ROBINSON, TAYLOR, and Co. successors to M'Adam tied Co. Willow Wharf, No. 87, Bankside, T,ondon. GOVERNMENT CERTIFICATES of the Cheapness and Durability of Messrs. Robinson, Taylor and Co.'s Mi neral Brown Paint, granted to Messrs. M'Adam and Co. Barrack Office, March 14, 1814. We hereby certify, that the Temporary Wooden, Ba • in Great Britain have been, for several years past covered with Messrs. M'Adam and Co.'s Mineral Brown Paint; for the p tion of the weather boarding, and has fully an swered the purpose for which it was applied. (Signed) JOHN SANDSRS, Architect. Titania JEANS, Architect. The above Certificate made by order of the Commission ers for the Affairs of Barracks. Jonx STAPLETON, Secretary. gt. Plymouth Lines, May ,10, 1807. This Is to certify, that by order of General Mercer, at the de-ire of Messrs. al•Adens and ro. we made experiments with their preparation of Mineral Brown Paint In April and September, IWO. The "Deletion of the wood and iron work made use of in this experiment is very high, and en tirely exposed to the Wind from the ."hannel, where it is difficulty to find any coating able to resist the weather. The Paint, after haling stood the Winter in the above situation, has formed a very hard and compact body on both wood and iron work : the wood when cut is hard and very dry ; the iron free from every appearance of rust. From the present appearance of the Mineral Brown Paint, its hard, solid, and impenetrable state, there is every reason to Wive that it will defend the wood and Iron work for years against the effect of weather and the moisture of the atmosphere ; and we give it as our opinioh, that it is a useful coating for wood and iron work exposed to the weather or to damp, and consider it to be cheaper than any other that can be pro cured. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, Dunwr. MEREDITH V. MEREDITH. .q. M.P. Walter Strickland. Esq. Sir W. E. Welby, Bart. Eby. Sir Robert &r. &c. )r, J. T. Barber Beaumont. Esq. F.A.S. , TANT BENFVITSREAUZCLI. Also, the following Noblemen's Bonds—one for 1100/. two 3001. each, and one of 2001. To be viewed on Monday, Tuesday, ind Wednesday pre- ceding, and mornings of sale; particulars, and catalogues had, price ls. on the premises; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Williams. Throemorton-street. Catalogues also, gratis, at the libraries at Bath, Cheltenham, and Brighton. N.B. The valuable Lease of the Capital Premises, will be Sold on Thursday, the 10th instant, at clue o'clock precisely. This was an action for defamation, and the parties Were first Cousins. The plaintiff had been a Captain ia the Louth Militia, and was afterwards a Money ExcliaTe Broker. The defendan: is a gent eman of fortune, possesg lug 30001. per annum landed property, and both were descendants of Sir Bouverie Collis Meredith. Tl , e words charged in the declaration, as usel by the defendant against the plaintiff were—" he is shocking rogue, damned villain, and specious robber, and he knew it very well—he acted in the most fraudu lent manner towards me, in robbing me of a large sum of money taken fro:n my pocket in Sfecklenhurgh-street, and he is not to ba trusted in bas:ness." The dam Ira were laid at 20001. to which the plea of the general issue was put in by Defendant. The cause of hostility between the two parties appelrea set sve arisen from an opinion which the Defendant took up that the Plaintiff countenanced a woman named Sally Burch., who lived under the protection of the Defendant, and who afterward. brought an action against him, by which damages to the amount of 20001. were awarded or the trial. The words alleged to be uttered were stated to be delivrred by the Defendant in conversation after dinner, at the lodgings of Peter William Dunstervile Sterne, at the Hibernian Hotel, in January, 1819, in the presence of Colonel Meade, Colonel Martin, Mr, To!er, and Mr. Walker, and related to a transaction at a card table, at which, the Defendant said, Lady Meredith and Plaintiff hustled him, and took a NM note from his pocket and put it under the candlestick. Mr Sterne was brought up from the Marsbalsea to prove the substance of the conversation. Two other witnesses were examined, but they proved nothing material. Mr. U. Baxsery, K.O , in a long and able address to the Coma and Jury, observed upon the evidence, but called no Witnesses. 11.1.10 N STERLING. and upwards. ire.' SHAME PROFITS EQUALLY. dion from liability fur Losses. tnd 20 per Cent. paid invariably; 42,0001. trued in the last nine years. and 201. 12s. per Cent, paid on Life Policies. TO ENGINEERS and MANUFACTURERS of FIRE ENGINES, FORCE PUMPS, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Men d Bartholomew-lane, London, on Fat. DAY, the Stith of My, at twelve o'clock, by order of the Assignees of Messrs. Rangeley and Digsles, F 111111: PATENT of J, RANGELEY'S ROLLER IL PUMP and FIRE ENGINE, for the remateleroi a term of 14 years from the respective dates, as follows a for England sod Welts, from May 4, 1816; for Scotland, Feb. 8, 1817; stutter Ireland, March 1917. . _ . E OFFICE, it EG EN WM:Sift ,It RENEWALS are now fe course et Those who continue insored in this Es& years, upon annual as wel) upon septets& ithrther they beer been claimants fee share in the profits. These have pro twenty-fire and twenty per cent. lova ,(100 persons during the last nine years, a to the public than any other office now This Pump is of simple construction, end of the most powerful and durable nature, being made entirely of metal, and worked In its own nature by a rotatory motion, it dis charges a constant and unwearied stream ; its easy applica tion to either water, horse, steam, or wind power, renders it particularly useful in situations where large quant.ties ale to be raised; while for the uncertain and irregular power of the wind, none will be found so well adapted to do its work, at any variation of9peed, and, being made entirely of metal, will suit ally climate. Descriptive particulars may be had of the assignee!, Stone, Staffordshire; of Mr. T. Williams. iligh-street, Chel tenham ' • and of Mr. Williams, Throgmerton-arreet, L,ondon• N.D. A Pump may be Inspected, until the sale, at No. 28, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street. on application to Mr. Col lin% on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. 'y's Royal Lotus Patopt.--LUAKE'S Sarin. One small Pill Is a Dose; and box, in a recent case, will soon convince certainty of his speedy recovery. No 'contrived, more safe, or more convenient for such as are obliged to go journies or no confinement or restraint or Diet: and .0 (id an extensive practice) has proved I Cure, when all other methods avail no- Scurvy and other chronieal diver '..rs, , - this Medicine haX not its parallel. Upwards of 44,00fieper sons, of both sexes, have been radically cured within the 1 last eight years. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors, T.TxyLon and SON, Surgeons,* at their house, No. 9, New Bridge-street. in boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, duty included. They are also sold by their appointment, with copious tlirec ' lions, at Mr. Ilepburn's Toy-shop, IN, Oxford-street ; Mr. Disborough's.:, Fish-street Bill, nearly opposite the None ' ment • at Mr. Baxter's, Edinburgh ; Mr. Newberry's, Dublin : and by one person in every considerable Town In Greet Britein and Ireland. Advice gratis to persons taking the above, or other of the Proprietors medicines. • See the published list, by the Royal College of London. BILIOUS AND LIVER. COMPLAINTS. AS a mild and effectual remedy for all those disorders which originate In a vitiatril action of the Liver and fiiliary Organs, namely. Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Head Ache, Heartburn, Flatulencie9 " Spasms, Costive'egg, Affections of the Liver, &c. &e. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS have met with more general approval than any other Medicine whatsoever. They unite every recommendation of mild operation with successful effect ; and require so restraint or confinement whatever during tbeir use. In tro pical climates where the consequences of redundant and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarming; they are an in valuable and efficient protection. They are likewise pecu liarly calculated to correct disorders arising from excesses of the table, to restore the tone of the stomach, and to re move moat complaints occasioned by irregularity of the bowels. IJ The Cuter BAnox briefly charged the Jury, who r- turned a Verdict for the Defendant, without trtittias the Box. Certi f ied by HENRY S►MMONS, I Overseers of the Works. Jon N Pa►LL►PY, • ROBERT WAKEMAN, &r% Maj. alas. Carpetr. JAMES MOIR, Std. Master R. Artificers. Plymouth Lines. :day 26, 1907. I confirm the above certificate •r statement. ALEXANDRA MERCER, • Lie►►t.-Gen. Coninianding Royal Engineers. Domes et platens at.ror.—•••••••-ii0R. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That t oney-drop) thy pleasing wife. WOCIVIES, by his Discourse on Marriage, so znrap ' 0 tared his auditors w i t h th e subject, that the married Sold in Bones, at 2s. Od. 6s. I Is. and 225. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's, 220, Regent Street, (near the Argyle Rooms,) London; Waterloo-Place, Edin burgh; Sackville-street, Dublin : and by the principal Me dicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. teen flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be ' wedded; and "The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word "wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the _desideratum of our erjoyment ; teeming not only with hap piness on earth. but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obli- ration, it becomes en imperative duty, not only to regulate the passicns, hut to cleanse the grosser nature from those Impurities which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable, many of those hapless instances, which while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth ton frequently com promise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the aeonized sufferer more than doubts the chance of niter. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering lope—energy—mosculsr strength—felicity: nor will ours advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the liellUplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. liberasy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by lbeamwspension of those blessings wide.' concentrate the 11 , 010 wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally belle-yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy ha- , iklwed into functional power. In every case of syphilitic Intrusion, as well as in eveuy • Maxation of the generative economy, we pledge our Willy Ram speedily, and with effect. Earnestly selieitous to impel the unfeeling empiric from tLe position so presumptu ously taken up, we deviate from general principles with less /alitation • and confident in our own honourable isstegeiry Its Membe rs of the College of Surgeons. we refer eh. suffer community of either Sex (especially those entering into patrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily altered- Nee Is given for personal consultation; end letters from tree emery are immediately answered; thess must contain a Remittance for Advice and Medicine, which can be forward- Id to any part of the world, however distant. GOBS end Co. M.E.C. Surgeons No. 1 I, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London. ••• Private Door round the Corner. Jest (Sixteenth Edina)), 1, Tun !Etna or Lira. 'inarautary on the a sore Diseestes.—Yd. Hvnat addeseendenelasirtay to the Female ttox.—May be had litillalPenelter-rou G. Pall Mall; to, Prinees-sireet, the ; & rieet-streent Porter, 7s, tirtfton-strret,Dub e ; Janos, 117, Trongate, Ulasgow ; and of all %Alm!' ps, Pries 66. Royal Engineers ()Pee, Plymouth Dock, Alas 9, 1815. We hereby certify that Messrs. M'Adam and Co.'s Mine ral Brown Paint has continued in general use in this Department, for all kinds of fences, since the date of the above certificate of May 26, 18117; that it has also latterly been used on sentry bores, travelling magazines. side arm racks, carts, and other rood work exposed to the weather, with every probability of 'weer we. therefore, after nearly eight years additional experience, have no hesita , lion in confirming that certificate, as to the general good qualities of the Paint in gliestion, for the preservation of wood and iron work. BEN. JOHNS, Clerk of Works. JAHNS SAHARAN, Overseer. Royal Eitgineers' Ojice, Portsmouth, May 13, 1815. We hereby certify that the Mineral Brown Paint, pre pared and sold by Messrs. hPAdam and Co. has been used in the Ordnance Departmental this station for three years, for purposes similar to those before-mentioned; and we are of opinion that it has fully answered the purposes for which U was applied. JOHN lisscsan, Lieut.-Col. Royal Engi ' Commanding. G. BUCHANAN, Capt. Royal Engineers. JACOB OWEN, Clerk of Works, Jot Lc Ownst. Assistant Clerk of Works. Messrs. JP.ldam and Co. Innumerable other Certificates may be seen upon appli cation. Every description of Ground Colorer, White Lead, Oils, te. upon the most adrantaycous terms ; also Manufac turers of the following Improred Permanent Paints, which for brilliancy of colour, durability, and facility of work ing, are unequalled by any offered to the Public, although al the following reduced prices:— Invisible Green. Ms. Saar. 4' Japan Varnish Greens, for Best. 451. Blinds and Fenders, le.Pd. Wires, &t. od. 9d, Is. ,t Is. &I. Genuine White Paint. 4tle. Potent Pea Greens, 21. to Common Ditto. 365, to 400, so. 6d. Black Paint, b6s. Arcanum. Is. 9d. to 25. 3d. Yellow, sas. Brunswick. 2s. ltd. Bright Ditto, 665. Prussian Chrome Greens, Chocolate, bus. Is. oci. to 31. Stone Valour, 465. Saxon Mice, 2s. Lead and Stone Colour, 40e. Spanish Olive, is. Bd. Bright Red, 38s. Pomona Greens, Is. Od. to Dark Ditto, 255. 15. Blue Pabst, Is. Is. Bd, to 2s. Paints and Colours of every-description put into proper packages for exportation. APPELLANT JURISDICTION. The Lords' Committee on the Appellant Jurisdiction has made its first Report. It gives interesting views of the causes of delay and the means of preventing it hence forth. It is an important fact stated by the Committee.. that it would take five years to go through the appeals at present pending, supposing the wheel of appellant litigation, during that time, to stand still. The Cote. mittee proposes to check the growth of appeals, and to disengage the time of the Lord Chancellor. For the former purpose, it is recommended, thin in Scotland ' ' (which produces a vastly great diaprop - qtion of appeals) an intermediate appeal should be established, in either of three n ays—the most advisable of which, on the first view, seems to be, the giving of an appeal from any one section of the Court of Session, to the whole Court—and making the jurisdiction in Scotland final in ozone cases hereafter to be specified. Secondary to this, the Com mittee proposes such an alteration in the procrealibgs in Scotland as would extend the trial by Jury, beyond its actual spltere—and separate the facts from the I aw, so that the hitter ouly should come tinder the cognizance of the aprellant'sjsristliction in England. In order to re ieve the Lord Chancellor. various matters ore proposed to be referred henceforth to the Courts in West minster-halt, in some instances—as writs of error—at the discretion o: the Chancellor. The most important recommen dation, however, is that which would releue hint from tho prescriptive honour of presiding over the proceedings of the House of Peers. It is proposed that a new Prolocator, or Speaker. should be appointed by warrant from the King, being or wit being a Peer of Parliament. It might he deemed p.esumptuous to give any judgment in detail of the recom mendation of this Committee. ant it may he permitted to question their adevaey to meet the vast accumu lation of business which is intended to he redaced and checked. Considering the weightof the bankruptcy and lunacy jarisaiction, the appeal from the Vice-Chancel lor's Coop, the actual arrear of hasiness in the Coan c.llor's own Co•lrt, and the progressive increne of Chancery salts, almost from, year to year, sin g e true ar. At the Dublin Commission Court on Tuesday, Thunna Martin was found guilty of Bigamy, in having at tli Parish of St. Mary's Dublin, unlawfully married Ann* Sailing ; his former wife (Catherine Wright, to whom he had been married in the Parish of St. Luke, Middle sex,) being then alive. Ho was sentenced to be trans ported for 7 years. The Cork Adviser, of Saturday says :—Two nights ago, Temple Valley, near Tallow, the residence of Col. Uniacke, was broken into by a party of Insurgents it is supposed, with the intention of assassinating him. Thy family, however, were prepared ; and three of his sots. after a severe contest, succeeded in repelling the ruffians. whom they pursued for ?me distance, keeping up a well directed fire. As the morning approached, evident tracer of ranch blood were discernible along the line of retreat, and immediate application being made to Henry liu•n bleton, Esti, of Curriglats•house, he promptly and spirit edly joined in an active search, whsn one fellow despe rately wounded, was found concealed in a corn field.— Little doubt is entertained, but that he is one of the party; and as many others must have been wounded, it is hoped that this circumstance wi►l lead to further de tection. VAI.TIAT. Jim; 18.—The troopslnattered here have been kept. for some reason or another, more upon the alert, for a few days past, than lserrtofore.—There ap -1 pears also, to be an unusual vigilance on the part of all those to whom the pr. servation of the peace belongs as a peculiar they. Any soldier billetted out of Barracks, is strictly ordered to deposit h's musket, bayonet, &a. in the barracks, previously to his retiring at night to his queers. A strong military patrol parades the streets at night. There is no doubt that some suspicions are entertained of the nature of which we do not affect to be informed. The lest Connaught Journal would in sinuate, that there have been some anonymous communi cations made to the tiovernusent respecting the state of Galway. The 64A ernment do not generally pay ►ery implicit attention to rape or inonynsons communica tions. It may not, perhaps, he very wild or very silly to suspect that some itd..rmation has been conveyed to the Cus:le. authenticated by real and most respectably signatizres.—(Golicuy Chronicle.) ' The vacancy in the Kornai Catholic See of Cashel, in Ire land, has beta at length declared duly filled up by the no mination long since mid* by the clergy of the dioeeae, iii favour of the Rey. Dr. 1.4 w. A question was raised at Rome as to the propriety of 3.s:intoning the principle of do mestic nonunion in ttse parson of this Rev. Gentleman in the discussions upon that Point, the Rev. Dr. Ryan, who was sent out for the purpose, ab'y sustained the right of the clergy to exercise this power, as well as_the Steen for the sac.rpl edrice of the !Awned and Reverend Gentleman whom ,hey elected. It is said that the Hanoretian Minister at Rome exerted all his indoence its order to rat Dr. Cola's appointed to the See in tptestiou. : ,