The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-06-21 00:00:00

- - - r - - - • 7 Cvnt t (mak, • 2: - _ " Ar---411"-414 Z1b e 0 tatem, 4 $ ) 4trao tip (I OW/a/mikwegO/Mi w a '~ . ,_~: . mese LONDON, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 18= " The Cane for which Eldifi'DEN fell is the Field, and SYDNEY died ea the Scaffold!" NUMIIEtt 5704 ---..--.....= PRICE SEVEN PENCE. "LIAGLE FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES. CoaatuuL t .1'.4 and RHONNT STUMM (corner of Jercuyn-Street4 ST. JAlfees. The Directors respeelflilly submit to the Public the ad. vantages to persons insured at these Offices. The Terse, are unusually liberal, with the Benefits of every other Office combined. The Payment of Rent is allowed to Sufferers by Fire without any increase of Premium. No charge is made for Policies. No responsibility can be Incurred as in Partnership Societies. wherein every one is liable for Losses to the extent of his whole property. Life Insurances effect ed on the same Equitable Terms, and all Life Policies re main In force during the Passage of the Assured in Decked Vessels to any part of the Continent between the Texel and Havre de Grace.—Midsummer Policies should be repaired within 15 days fro'in that Period. WM. METH AM. Secretary. / 0 NAVY PAY.OFFIC E. 1 3039. SYLVESTER GEORGE. of His Majesty's Ships Orlando. Melaber, and Leander, a Creditor having applied kr Payment of a Debt due from the above-named Seaman, amounting to N. Notice is hereby given to the next of Kln or Executor, who may apply (if distant, by Post) to the Inspector of Seamen's Wills and Powers, for farther information, stating the above Number. NAVY PAY-OFFICE, NIL June 10, lea 3 CHARLES FREDERICK, of His Majesty's Ship 344f/time, a Creditor having applied for Pay meat of a Debt due from theabove-named Seaman. Notice • is hereby given to the next of Kin or Executor, who may apply (if distant, by Post) to the Inspector of Seamen's Wills and Powers, fur further information, stating the above Number. At NAVY FAY-OFFICE, 67 4 May 10, 1533. riIHOMAS•MULLAGAN, of Hia Majesty's Ship Ac tive, a Creditor baring applied for Payment of a Debt due from the above-named Seaman, amounting to 31. 16s. No:ice is hereby given to the next of Kin or Eye cator, who may apply (if distant, by Post) to the Inspector of Seamen's Wills and Powers, for farther information, stating the above Number. NAVY PAY-OFFICE, 1616. May 23. 1823. 11011 N KING. of His Majesty's Ship Macedonian, a l'reJitor having applied for Payment of a D. bt doe from the above-named Seaman, amounting to 131. is. 6d. 7§lotice is hereby given to the next of Kin or Executor, who may npply (if distant, by Post) to the Inspector of Sea r n's Willa and Powers, for further information, stating t.e above Number. S NAVY PAY-OFFICE, May 20, 1523. STOWEY, of His Majesty's Ship Macedonian, tag a Creditor haying applied fur Payment of a Debt due from the above-named Seaman, amounting to 0/. 3s. 7d. Notice is hereby given to the next of Kin er Executor, who may apply (if distant. by Post) to the Inspector of Seamen's Wills and Powers, for further information, stating the above Number. U NAVY PAY-OFFICE, May 23, 1823. .riIHOMAS HUTCHINSON, of His Maj•atv's Ship illacotonian, a Cre litor halloo; applied f.tr Pay ment of a Debt due from the above-named Seamen, amount .itig to 111. Iss. l Id. N..tice is herrhy given to the next of Xin or Executor, who may apply (if distant, by Post) to the Ins,iector of Seamen's Wills and Powers, for further lufor motion, staling the above Number. K NAVY PAY-OFFICE, May 23, 1823. TAMES KELLY, of His Majesty's Ship Macedonian, , a efeditor having applied for Payment of a Debt hie from the above-named Seaman, amounting to Of. Os. 3d. Notice k he•ehy given to the next of Kin or Executor, who may apply (if disfant, by Post) to the Inspector of Seamen's Willi and Powers, for further information, stating the above Number. —74 NAVVPAY-OfFICE, 65 , 11. • . &ley sac ISO. 7111lIOMAS STOCIPIILL, of His Majesty's Ship Ibretiorirtn, a Creditor having applied for Pay. ingot of a Deht due from the above-named Seaman, amount log to jut. 13 , 1. sd. Notice is hereby given to the next of Kin or Executor, who may apply (if distant, by Post) to the Inspector of Seamen's Wills and Powers, for further infor mation, stating the above Number. CMINTY FIRE OFFICE, AND PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, REGENT-STREET, LONDON. Es tablished in 1806. PRESIDENT AND TRUSTEES. The DUKE of NORFOLK, The DUKE of RUTLAND. The MARQUESS of NORTHAMPTON, EARL GREY. LORD RR AYBROOKE. LORD KING, &c. &t. &c. • DIRECTORS. Sir Henry Pyon, James Sedgwiek, Esq. lion. Washington Shirley, • Walter Strickland. Esq. . Sir W. E. Welby, Bart. Sir Robert Wilson, M.P. Re. fie. &c. Managing Director, J. 'l'. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S. IMPORTANT BENEFITS REALIZED. Capitals—A MILLION STERLING. and upwards. • All Insured SHARE PROFITS EQUALLY. Exemption from liability for Losses. RETURNS Of 23 and2o per Cent, paid invariably; 42,0001. returned in the last nine years. Boluses of 131. Ss. and 201. 12s. per Cent. paid on Life Policies. NOTICE is hereby given to the Masters and Owners and all Persons Navigating STEAM-VESSELS upon the River Thames, OM in order to prevent the great Danger and numerous Accidents which may arise from the Rapidity with which such Vessels may be navigated, the Right lion. the LORD MAYOR has deemed It requisite, for the Protection and Security of all other Vesselsand Per sons navigating upon the said River within his Lordship's Jurisdiction as Conservator of the same River, to direct that the following ORDERS and REGULATIONS be adopted and abided by, and that the Harbour Masters of the Port of London do see the same duly enforced:— That all Steam-Vessels when bound up the River, upon arriving off the East Wing of Greenwich Hospital, do re duce the Steam or Velocity of the Vessel so as not to pass through the Water with a flood Tide et a rate beyond Four Miles per Hour, or against the ebb Tide at a rate beyond tux Stiles per Hour, until their arrival abreast the Lime house Entrance of the West India Docks; and that from tt once to their moorings they do reduce the Steam or Ve locity so as not to pass through the Water with a flood Tide at a rate beyond Three Miles per Hour. or against the ebb tide at a rate beyond Five Miles per Hour. And that they observe the same Regulations on their out ward Voyages. That they be particularly on their guard, when coming near deep-loaded Barges or other Craft and Passage Rwits, to check their rate or velocity; and on no account (except when lauding Passengers) shall any Stearn-Vessel following any bare Steam-Vessel endeavour to pass the Same after arriving upwards at the Liotehouse Entrance of the West India Docks, er until they shall have arrived there on their dowaward Voyage, and so on in succession. That when they cannel arrive at their Point of Destination helots dark, they hang nut a Laothorn with a strong 1410.1 either at thellows of the Vessel or where it shall he deemed' most necessity. to prevent Acchlenta. And in order that ail Parties concerned may bo duly ape prized of the for going Orders and Regulations, Copies thereof be delivered cy the Harbour Masters to the Captains of al Steam-Vessels navigating the River, aad that they do cause the same to be affixed in some consaletwas part of thcie Vessels ; and that these Orden and Regulations be brissud and postal up at alt the principal Stairs and Plying Pliees oa bnta Sides of the River between London Bridge and 131sekwilI, and published in tha usual Morning and .111‘ elan' IlirmespApere. Skied (by Order of his Lordship) • FRANCIS 1191114 R, Clerk. Manske Now li:thistue, Ib2S. Lord Northwiek. Francis Cont. Esq. Sir John Doyle, Bart. Robert Downie. Esq. M.P. Sir Geo. Dachet. Bart. , William Praed, Esq. g of 16 .1- SPANISH COMMITTEE.. THE SPANISH COMMITTEE have great pleasure in raying before the Public the following addi• tional List of Subscriptions : Amount already advertised 6.0141. T. W. Coke, Esq. Horatio Ridley, Esq. 41 0 M. P... £lOO 0 Fhillii Courtenay,Esq. 10 0 L6rd Althorpe lO 0 M. A. B. H. Et yrue. Esq. (editor Mr. Samuel 11111 of thehlorniogPost) 21 0 Mr. James Bordler . Mr. Breniridge... d ... 1 0 Mr. George HoWell 2 0 Lieut. C. 2. Riehetts, Mr. Thomas Pastield 1 1 R. N. Joha Williams, Esq Wm. Tenant, Esq.. 9 9 M. I'. Captain Davies 3 0 Joh n H a ff en d er , sq. 10 0 J. M.'Smith, Esq 2O 0 Messrs. Tetley. and Benj..Wlothorp, Esq. 10 0 Richards lO 10 Friend to Liberty 1 0 Thos. Galosborough, Mr.Humphry Boyle 0 6 Esq. 5 6 Ignotus, per Mr. Ho- Charles Thomas. Esq. 1 1 ell J. W. 9 2 Feld. Jordan, Esq.. 6 0 A.l. Valpy, M. A lO 0 Joke Powle, Esq.... I 1 C. T. Tower, Esq 2l 0 W. R. Cosway, Esq. 10 0 A Man 1 0 Thomas Moore, Esq. 5 11 Mr. John Lazard 1 0 Mr. J. Hoppe Col. Palmer, M.P.... 93 0 J. B. Neville, Esq 6 0 T. IVoolriche. Esq... 6 0 A Friend 2s Od John Else., Esq. per A Flue of Hackney Romfurd Bank .... 10 0 Coachmen Rev. John Walker, do. 6 0 Harvey Combe, Esq 2l 0 Sir Jas. Duberiy .... 3 0 Messrs. T. Moffett and Robert Wainwright, Son lO 10 Esi lO 10 A Foe to Man-Tigers 6 0 Henry Smithson, Esq 6 0 Laurence Rowe, jan. Sir George Robinson 26 0 Esq 5 0 Cornet Sir Thomas T. B. Rowe, Esq 6 0 Ormfby. Bart. 11th A Sailor Dragoons W. Harris, Esq 1 0 J. Shepherd, Esq.. . • 3 U Two Friends to the Jos. Ma r ti neau' E sq. 10 10 cause of civil and re- Thomas Lund, Esq.. 6 3 ligious liberty : Hon.!). Kinnaird . Sans. Sherwood, Esq. The hest mode of ap- Ratings te Thos. Wyatt, Esq 2l) 0 nual siving, oeca- William Bayley, Esq 1 1 sionedliy the redue- Joh n Hebb. Esq lO 0 Don of the Assess- Tnos. Pye. Lig 2 9 ed Taxes ..... .. .512 s 8d Daniel Dulany, Esq 25 0 A Lieut. of the Hon. T. S. Starner., Esq Artillery Company 1 0 Tunbridge Wells 6 0 H. 31. W. Hunter, E5q..... 5 U John Rankea, Esq.. 6 6 John Lyddoker,Esq.. 10 0 A Friend to Liberty A few mechanics .... U 7 and the brave Spa- An old Whig's mite.. 1 0 niards Messrs. Jones and Chas. Fox Smith, Esq 1 1 Brothers 5 0 Miss Emily Smith .. • 0 6 W. E. Ferrer., Esq 6 5 Mr. Thomas Smith.. lOstid W. P 3 0 Abra. Herbert, Esq. E. L. P 1 0 Coventry . W. p 1 0 Thomas Bray, Esq.. 1 U A sworn foe to tba Holy Samuel Still, Esq.. .. 6 0 Alliance George Gimber, Esq 2 2 Jobe Ewan, Esq.... 1 0 A. I 1 1 Joseph Ewart, Esq.. 1 0 Henry Gesse lO U Jas. Ewart, Esq. N.B. 1 0 A friend to the cause Mess. IV. & S. Ewart of freedom OlO and Co. JamesGurry, Esq. . • 20 0 Thomas Pares. Esq Johnßarman, Esq... 9 2 M.P lO 0 Henry Rogers, Esq.. 10 0 R. D. J. illoniball. Esq.... • 1 0 W. W. not an esquire 1 I John Heath, Esq. S. Fyson, Esq. lO 0 Bristol Josh.Scholefield,Esq b 0 The Caxton Printing Messrs. Rougemeut office, towards a and Behrends l5 0 fount of English A Frenchman, by ditto 23 0 cannon, to be well J ohn Smith,Esq. M P.lOO 0 'worked by Spanish Eras. Mados, Esq. 5 0 Patriots in Despots Mr. Sam. Bishop 1 0 red ink J. W. 11.... 0 10 A penalty for inso James Hogg, Esq.... 5 0 lance Randle Jackson, Esq. From an Englishman on bebelf of the free- who wishes it was dom of Europe.... 10 0 10,000/. J.H. N 1 0 J. B. W. 1 1 Two friends of Con- R. B. stitutional freedom 1 10 Francis Valpy, Esq Stephen Bird, Esq.. 5 0 24 subscription 1 1 William Herbert, Esq 1 0 Friends to the cause of James Hill, Esq. Wi- independence, by beach J. P. Heywood, Esq. 5 0 Geo. Burges, a Bur- T. Robinson, Esq.. 2 2 galee Rd h. Watsoh, Esq. Mess. Gordon & Bid- Kidderminster .... 50 0 dulph William Maud, Esq.. 2 2 J. N. D 2 9 John Watson. Esq. J. D. • Holborn-hill Arms, Accoutrements, &c., received for the Committee. W. G. Thompson, I musket and bayonet. Jonathan Brundrett, Esq. 2 muskets, 1 bayonet, end 1 canteen.—J. Woraley, Esq. 1 sword.—J. P. 2 muskets. —Sir W. Owen, ! musket and bayonet.—Mr. Thatcher, 1 musket and bayonet.--John Cartwright, Esq. 12 muskets with accoutrements complete. Mr. Richard Kennedy. Birmingham, 9 pistols. Francis Willett and Co. 81, Holborn-bridge, flint manufac turers 25,00 musket flints and 25,000 horse-pistol ditto. Mr. Ms ckinlos, 280 pouches. pouch-belts, and bayonet-belts. R., 1 ride and belt, and 1 sword. Mr. Mellersh, Temple, 1 musket and bayonet. Mr. Taylor, 2 pikes and 1 pistol. J. Stewart, 6 muskets and 2 bayonets. ignotus, 2 pistols and 1 powder-flask. A Gentleman, 1 musket and bayonet. Mr. 1,000 koapsscke and straps. Mr. G. E. Good, a cask of dints, valued at 501. W. Holmes, a pair of shoes. Donations of arms, accoutrements and Military stores of every kind, for the use of the Spaniards, will be received for the Committee, by Messrs. Itayter, Howell, and Co. 58, Mark-lane, London. Subscriptions will continue Wise received at the Commit. tee-rooms, at the Crown and Anchor add T.ondon Taverns. where the Committee sit daily; Lloyd's; the Stock Ex change ; Messrs. Smith, Payne. and Smith's; Mama. Ran som and Co's ; and at all the other London Bankers- The Spanish Committee earnestly request that those gen tlemen who may have contributed to the subscription, and whose names have not appeared In the lists already adver tised, will immediately give notice to the Committee of the Bankers, or other persons, into whose hands the subscription , was paid. ERSATA.—For Thos. Hill, Esq., read Thos. Bowles, Esq.—For Joshua Gregston, Esq. read Joshua Oriesby. lisq.—For J. 11. Powers, Esq., orad J. If. Powell.—Nor S. J. Richards, reed S. J. Rocharsti—Fer John Blackett, read John [Racket, Esq. QAMUgL WOLLASTON, WIN &Mltitt.;klAN'r 129, Iteetat-street. near Vigo-lane, beg. mnst parti cOariy to call the attention of the Nobility and Public, to his prevot titol:.K of WINO. which he has now on . Sale. A single trial will bear bust outagginit all compel lien. Sampler' Mies may be had, Per Dos • Doz. Per Old Port, ifs. to 4tios. Wes 4 India . Madeira..... 30a. Sherries .445. to 481. Docents 48t ......... 4Ss. Lisbon and Mountain 48s. Vidoois 4bs. Old CrostedPort.3os. to Ms. Antall other. Wises proportionably reasonable. Cape Nladsira. vevi good 20a. per doz. Do. sorpossioiLlaimpap oat 'salty, at4a. por.doz. Orders seat ft** or 1 1 1 0441. 1 014.041ne. of 4onitom. Hampers Is. per doz. Bottles 3s. Same money alio eat when tellttllzd. INCREASED NOVELTY, GREAT ROOM, SPRING GARDICNS.-61AILSHALL's Grand ..34storical Pe restrephle PANORAMA of ibts CERICMONY of the CO RONATION. the PROCESSrdhI. and BANQUET, IsNOW OPEN, accompanied by a full Military Bend, finger Organ. &c. who perform Coronation Music. This Panorama is painted on 10,000 square feet of canyhs, and exhibits 100,000 Figures. Admission: Boxes, So.—Gallery, Is.—Book. 6d. A FASHIONABLE TOUR for ONE HUNDRED MILES along the BANKS of the CLYDE. This interest ing moving Panorama includes Views of the three Falls— Lanark, Glasgow. Greenock, and the lofty Ben Lomond In the distance. is OPEN. in the Lower Great Room, Spring Gardens.—Admission, Oae ShiLing. Day Exhibitions at Twelve. One, Two, Three, and Four o'Clock; end in the Evening. britilintly illuminated with Gas, at Seven, Eight, an 4 Nine o'Clock. MINERAL BROWN PAINT. Patronised by Go. *mama, for Out-door Work.—The MINERAL BROWN PAINT having been in general ass for the last twenty years is almost every department of the State, Pub liciffeeke, Bridges, Se. and Certificates granted by many of the most distinguished Officers in the Ordnance, Barrack Service, &c. of iteetlicacy, durability. and cheapness, It is recommended to the public as a coating for all outdoor work, such as wooden, iron, and canvas roofs, sheds, barns, out-houses, fences, palling., gates, boat and barge bottoms, ships' sides and upper w Irks, and all wood and iron work under eater or exposed to the weather. for tiles on roofs, to prevent them imbibing water and being injured by frost, and for coating brick walls, to prevent damp : no wood coated with this Paint will be worm-eaten; nor will insects_ or vermin of any kind inhabit hot-hed frames or other places coated with it, and it will be found an effectual cure for the dry rot. Being composed entirely of mineral substance+, this Paint is insoluble in water, and thereby resistamoisture in a manner superior to all other preparations. • • • Price. ready for use.... 41. per tb. Manufactured and sold by ROBtNBON, TAYLOR, and Co. successors to M'Adato and Co. Willow Wharf, No. 87, Banicside, London. GOVERNMENT CERTIFICATES of the Cheapness and Burabilitv of Messrs. Robinson, Taylor and Co.'s Mi neral Brown Paint, granted to Messrs. M'Adam and Co. Barrack Odic., March 14, ISM We hereby certify, that the Temporary Wooden, Barracks In Great Britain have been, for 1 years past covered with MAsrs, ill'Adam and Co.'s Mineral Brown Paint, for thepreservatlon of the weather boarding, and has fully an swered the purpose for which It was applied. (Signed) JOHN SANDERS, Architect. TROIKAS JEANS, Architect. The above Certificate made by order of the Commission ers for the Affairs of Barracks. JOHN STAPLITON, Secretary. Plymouth Lines, May 20, ISO?. This is to certify, that by order of General Mercer, at the de ire of blew,. M•Adam and Co. we made experiments with their preparation of Mineral Brown Paint In April and ' September, 1800. The situation of the wood and iron work made use of In this experiment is very high, and en tirely exposed to the Wind from the Channel, where it is dielculty to find any coating able to resist the weather. The Paint, after having 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 Alineral Brown Palut, its hard, solid, and impenetrable state, there is every reason to belly. that it will defend the wood and iron work for years against the Weed st weather and the aioisinewat the atmosphere ; and we glee it as our opinion, 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. Certified by ilsxar SIMMONS, !Overseers of the Works. Jon N PttrLLlPs, ROBSIIT WA LIMAN, Ser. Mai. Mas. Carpetr. Janes Mora, Serj. Master R. Artificers. Plymouth Lines, May 26, 1907. I confirm the above eertiftcate or statement. ALENANDIR Ltest.-Gen. Commanding Royal Engineer:. Royal Engineers' Office, Plymouth Dock, May 9, 1913. We hereby certify that Messrs. M'Adant and Co.'s Mine tal Brown Paint has continued in general use in this Department, for all kinds of fences, since the dale of the above certificate of May 26, 1807 ; that it has also latterly been used on sentry boxes, travelling magazines, side arm racks, carts, and other wood work exposed to the weather, with every probability of success: we, therefore, after nearly eight years additional experience, have no hesita tion in confirming that certificate, as to the general good qualities of the Paint in question, for the preservation of maid and iron work. BEN. Jo:lse, Clerk of Works. JAMES SHIRR4H, OCerSCSr. Royal Engineers' Office, Portsmouth, May lb. 1816. We hereby certify that the Mineral Brown Paint, pre pared and sold by Messrs. .M• A dam and Co. has been used in thcOrdnance Dcizrlinentat this elation for three years, for purposes similar to those before-mentioned; and we are qf opinion that it has fully answered the purposes for which it was applied. Joa.v HASSARD, Lieut.-Col. Royal Engineers Commanding. G. BUCHANAN, Capt. Royal Engineers. JACOB OWEN, Clerk of Works. JOHN OWSN. Assistant Clerk of Works. Messrs. Al'Adain and Co. Innumerable other Cert(ficates may be seen upon appli cation. Every description of Gros Colonr, While Lead, Oils, Ore. upon the most advantageous terms ; also Manufac turers of the following Improved Permanent Paixte,which for brilliancy of colour, durability, andaiteility of work atunequalled by a offered to Use Public, although Lie following reduced pr i ces:— Invisibk Green, 30s. Mk. 4- Japan Varnish Greens, for &.J 465. Blinds and Fenders, Is.9d. Olives, 6d. 041,9 d, Is. 4.18.6 d. Genuine WA* Paint, 461. Patent Pea Greens, 2s. to Common Ditto, 36r. to 60s. 2s. 6d. Black Paint, 66,. Areanian. 18.9 d. to 2s. 3d. Yellow, 365. Brunsivick,2s. Od. Bright Ditto, 665. Pres:plan Chrome Greens, Chocolate, 4415. 18.6 d. togs. Stone Colour, 461. Saxon Olive, 2e. lead and Stone Colour, 40s. Spanish Olive, *. 611, Bright Red, 365. Pomona Greene, Is. 6d. to Dark Ditto, 335. 2e. Blue Paint, Is, Is. 64.425. Paints and Coloursof every description put into proper packages for exportation, BY his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.—LlAK E'S Pilalw ..Saluiaria. One small rat is a Dose ; and the taking of one box, in a recent cafe, will soon convince the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No thing can he better contrived, more safe, or more couvenient than this remedy., fur such as are obliged to go journies or to sea. es it needs no et:influential or restraint of Diet: and 60 years experience (In an extensive practioe) has proved that it will effect k Cure, when all other methods avail no thing. For the Scurvy and other cbronical disorders, this Medicine has not its petal 1. Upwards of 40,001/ per sons, of, both sexes, baye bine radically cured within the last eight years. Prepared- eaffsold by the sole Proprietors, T. Tavcoa and Sox. Surgeons,'• at. their house, No. 9, New. Bridge-street, in boxes of only 256 9d, each, duty. included. They are else sold by their appointmeut, with copious (liras- Sow, at. Mr, kfrpburn's Toy-shop, SW Oxford-street; Mr. Diabaraael'a. 7: Fish-stress Hill, clearly opposite the Monts weoF at Mr. Dexter's, Edinburgh.; Mr, Newberry's, Dnbiia : and by one peraon its. every oossiterable Town , la 4fitak pri!eits. a9d irolaPtit Midge Item* to: Petslls44 Wang, task ahoy", or other of the Proprietors snellicipee„. • See the published lilt, by the Royal Collage oi.Lopaiort. LONDON MARKETS. CITY. JUNE 18. 11.4 CON.—Every thing is against the consumpion of this snick: mackerel good and cheap; peas scarce and dear ; and the price of bacon too high: The latter alone, though the retailers charges° profit to theputlic, would have been sufficient to prevent a great consumption ; bat all three operating together is finite decisive of the fate of the present speculation. 'rite speculation in butter last season, if it had been general. as the speculation in bacon now is, would have been successful, because the winter tanned out unusually favourable for the consump. lion of that article i but as it we. the work of an indivia dual, the trade set their faces against it in the outset, and it proved abortive. lint the present watt undertaking never presented any other prospect than that of osischieL for, even if the whole stock could be disposed of to thZ public, it would da mischief, as it would he done iby the retailers at a great loss to themselves in the first place, and ultimately to the wholesale dealers. Some who had the dexterity to get out of stock at the highest prices, are now laughing at the folly of those who became the purchasers. There are now so boilers; but a great many inclined to sell at reduced prices. The fall since last week is about 7 per cent. 0 t board, 429. to 43s.—Landed. 435. to 45s.—Dried, 495. to 50s. BUTTER.—The stock of butter is very small ; and, but for the Dutch, there would be an absolute scarcity. Dutch, 82s. to 86s.—New %Vatertird, 78s. to SO4. CHEESE.—The factors have been giving such prices in the conntry as cannot be realized here. The consump tion has T■llen off very much; and heavy losses will en sue.—Prices are nominal. IMPSIiIAL PARLIAMENT. • HOUSE OF OF LORDS.-FRIDAY. The Earl of GOSFO FM presented a petition from pervoi3 concerned in the Linen Trade of Forfar, against the Linea Stamping Bill. Lord BEXLEY moved that the Bill be read a second tame on Monday next. The Earl of RCKSLYN said he should not object to the motion, but he had I petitions to present on the subject. The Earl of LAUDERD ILE approved of the Bill. The Duke of ATHOL said It would operate against smal manufacturers and the trade in general. Lord MELVILLE said the Trustees of the Linen Mand facture is Sootiend had made representations to the P;.*.vy Council against this meacure. The Earl of IWSSLYN then presented petitions from the Nianufseturers of Fife, and various other parts of S.:ottani. against the Bill, as a measure that would take away consi derably from their profit. The Earl of ABERDEEN presented a petition in favour of the Bill. The Doke of ATHOL said, the Linen Trade hid risen greatly since the adoption of the regulations in question. lie thought, however, that it would be better to bring in thia.„ Bill next Session. The Bill was then read a second time. Lord AUCKLAND presented a petition from a Mr. Ma berley praying that an appeal case in which Messrs. klabet ley and Co. were appellants, and the Bank of England were respondents, might be brought to a speedy hearing before the House. The Earl of L UIDERD ALE did not think a petitiok of this kind should be attended to, unless some special grounds were stated. The LORD CHANCELLOR said that he would newer take any case out of its ordinary course. MARRIAGES. Lord STOWELL presented a Bill to remove doubts re specting, and to legalize the marriages of Eug,ish subjects solemnized in foreign countries according to the tunas of the Church of England.—Read a first time. Lard ELLENBOROUGII approved of the Bill. SILK WEAVERS. Lord BEXLEY moved the second reading of the Silk Weavers' Bill. He said it was desirable that both sides should be heard on this measure, and that it ought to be re ferred.to a Select Committee on Wednesday next. Lord ELLENBOROUGII said that there was no appear ance at present of an understanding being come to between the masters and the journeymen ; but on the part of the lat ter there appeared to be a disposition to admit the use of machinery. There was also a disposition on the part of the Magistrates to decline interfering when applications %-ere made to them by masters or journeymen ; and thus the trade was left in the same state as if no law existed. The present was a question between master manufeiturers in the country and those in London ; and if the present Bill caused an in crease of trade to the London manufacturers, It would of course be prejudice' to those in the country. The LORD CHANCELLOR said the arrangement whiet was now in contemplation was consented to by both parties. After some observations from Lords Resslyn, Lauder dale, and Bexley, the Bill was ordered to be committed on Wednesday next. Adjourned to Monday. HOUSE OF COII3IONS.—FRIDAY. The LORD MAYOR presented a petition from three in dividuals, Architects, pointing out the defects in the deeLte . of the late Mr. Rennie for a new bridge in the place of Lon don Bridge. It would be a disgrace to the arts end to the ei:y of London, they said, if this plan were carried into effect. They stated that the erection of a,hrldge was par: of the profession of an architect, and not of an engineer. They prayed therefore thht the words "according to the plan of the late Mr. Rennie" be struck out of the B.U. eel that, for the word " engineer," the word " architect" be sebetitutedk The petition was they laid.on.tbe table. Mr. CALCRAFT presented a petition from.Nortidieet.for a repeal of the duty. on coals.—Laid on the table. Mr. LAMBTON premated. a.petition from three Anal. tects, of the same nature as that laid on the table by *Um Lord Mayor.—The Honourable Member said. be would give no opinion on the subject; but be thought the (am mines ought to deliberate welt upon the various pleas be fore them for a bridge. lie had, attended. the Committee, and in vain. endeafoured, to confine* be Commlstes. : tbat there was no necnesity. for building anew bridge, Sir J. (Ift.dilAhl, sold he smuts nr allosespiitse wines t h e men t hers.wess six 9.sanimoos as Wesel the 'Committee alluded to, owthe netessity.of sanding* new bridge. The pe r lido* was laid ootbe table. Mr. HUMS presented.* petition to the same effect from an individual of the name of Hoary Willy, Esgiutter.—Lnid on the table. The lielyttead Barbour Bill paseed,throogh a. Committee. 1111mItepors to be receired.on ntooday, it. LONDON. ititiOLlit. I: On t h e @d ee a t toe I) maiated.tty 0. gO - for the third reading of :tie Loadoz-bsidie _