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/d 4 it rt i~~ NUMBER 5194. LONDON KINGS 1116.4TRE. . 11' EVENING. SATURDAY. July 31. will be. performs& Oa the last time ibis sesame), lgaart's Geoid Rainautie Opera, entitled IL ri-Ap.To MAGICO. M' Alkotral all OutAar sheds, borne, bongo looloyos mod iroo•oork tike oo jored by an wood 1. insects or or oilier pia, tool core fur ANer ;b;i: the r;:cr;;;;; o f LE MARCHAND D'ESCLAVES. TH NA TR N-ROYA L, HAYMARKET. • tills EVENING. SATURDAY. July 31, pert . ..rani a Comedy. iu ibree Acts, tailed TEAZING MADE EASY. Litiont, Mr. Terry; Glowworm, Mr. Connor; Gan son, Rlr. J. Ross , II ; Preen Pastoral, Mr. Russell (his first sp• pennon u. that Character); Misr's, Mr. ‘Vatkinsou. Mrs. Tessin. Mrs. Ihvenport ; Molly %nem, Mn. T. Hill (from the 'ilwarrr novel, Covent-Garden. her first appearance on this fit3te) . ; Mins Manly, lere.Gibba. After which wlll be prqsliired. first time, a new Farce, called •‘A'.4 PIJZZLED OR, THREE TO ONE. incipsl Characten—Messrs. Watkin.on, Connor, Du• K..... 11, Cirecary, Listou. Miss E. Dlasehonl, Mn. Kendall, and Mrs. Gills. To conclude with Tun WEATHERCOCK. Trine's', Mr. Russell; Briewit, Mr..). Russell ; Sneer, Me Mission. Vanella, Mrs. T. ; Ready, Miss Scott. . Rosin, 55.-I'd, :19.—First Gallery, ts.—Seeond Gal lery. Is. t t The l)oora to he opened at Six o'Clock, and the Performs anee to hrsi• at Seven. Mores tun the Busts to be taken of Mr. Massinghans, at the Thenite. Oss 31..suslay, The Actor of All-Work, with The Green Mau 7IIEA IR C-110 YA I n NNGLISII OPERA-HOUSE, X ERA ND. ►pitEsENT SATURDAY, July 31, IL will lw performed, bth time (in a new forum), as (*.relic Comedy, its five seta. railed 'FILE lIYI'OCI{ITE. John Lambert, Mr. Bow hotham ; Doctor Cantwell, Ithm lull; Colonel Lambert, Mr. Wrench; parley, Mr. Yearman t Mae/worm. Mr. Wilkinson. Old Lady Lambert, `11,4. Grove; Young Lady Lemberf, Miu Catew; Charlotte, MI., %city. • Attie *hick 13th lime, a new Entertainment, in one act the seamier° style), to Mumbled • uew Imitator of Arline aml 11111131.0., o iled WO, TIIREE. FOUR, FIVE, Ll' ADVERTISEMENT. ISA cassislistair, %Jr I.sucaster ; Harr, Alias, Sir Peter buctor Illi.isil, s4u Dabba, and Actor, Mr. Juba Itaese. !..isslsis Couplets's, Alma I. Steinman. To f onclo.le wiih the popular Operetta called "c E KN 13EZVOUS. roptain 111 r. l'eartnsm ; Charles, Mr. Markel; Musk.. SI t. 11 . S. Chaftt thy; Simon, Mr. Harley. Sophia, Mts.' Mt. 111; Rose, Miss I. Stevenson. Doses. ; &COM! Price, 39.—Pit, 35.; Second Price, 1.. Gsliery, 2%. Second Price, Is.—Upper C•llra y. 1..; Second Poke 64. HMO , to be °weed at Half-past Six o'clock ; the Per form 404 C to lo V 0 at Nevem. Mmes. Flares. Tirkets, Admissions for the Sevann, and Ihmse (with the inhuman of a_ wrangle castanet' Ruston sioss4), 04 4 114 had of Mr. Stevenson, at the Box hire. Slimed 'atrium*, from Teu till Four; ■ud of Mr. l.arntaa, library, I7U, New Itund.sireet. th.Mosolay , „ Arai time, • new rarer, called Walk for • *sew ! 4w. A Bet—one, Two, Three, Four, Fire, Adsertisemeut—sad Self-Sacrifice. NF:W PATENT NAT, iiintitifseturmi by GAWK. and co. hue risen to a &Tree of cele. kris, quite unexampled, from its rorabinint even• requisite a list ttegbil In possess. Tbe principal material is silk ; in appearance it surpasses the finest beaver, is equally light, awl will wear twice as lune; its beautiful colour and shape it retains to the lost, resists all weather, awl, •dike the heaver, it lover spot. with rain. Price 265. The Patent Ilat is sold wholesale and retail, at 424, earn, r of Beilfaril.streel; 10, College-green, Dub. 1.0 ; and 61, firw.buildings, North-bridge, Edinburgh. rill*: PATENT BEDSTEADS. SOFA 111 REPS and CHAIR BEGS, the Imperial and Trafal gar Dining Tables and Sideboards, with various other Port obi, Ari wirs in the Upholstery and Cabinet Btauthes, have fur trine lid twenty years been preferred in say others fur Climiseis. The rem iiniiir. Part of the extensive `STOCK MORGAN and Co. N... )8 and Catharine k mow SELLING Orr A Discount of 15 per Cent. allowed in Merchants fur Shipping Olden, if UN neottuni excurols 2001. N U _Th.. extensive Peensise• to be Let ea Lease, enn libitum of Ilueses. THE NOTED AND CHEAPEST RED FEATHER WAREHOUSE IN LONDON, 44, Skins, r-street, censer of she Saraceir's Head, Snow.hill. 111 C. %VAI.K ER'S WHOLESALE •I‘d • RF:TAII. MANUFACTDRY festENVINE SEA SONED FEATHERS, Beds. Neltremets, Palliasses, Bed strado, Clarikets. Ticking. mid ready-spiasle ticks, at the fol -10..5 eery reduced price..:—Capital White Guise Feathers, to 3r. 6.1 per lb ; gum! Grey Goose, 2a. to 2s. titl. 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(From Ilse " London New Price C'airreil.") raway MRIIIIOOII, JULT 30. COTTOIL—The demand and llw prices of 4;Witors are proving ; the 'drawee gears ally may be mated id. a Id. per lb ; Menials sell at the advance of id. a id. Tie purchases since our last by private modem. are -250 Perisants 100 Cr.,•• 65 Demerara. 160 Sowed.' l3d. a 14.1. 1,400 B. ingals tip. • 21.1. is. bon.l. Besides a loch two public miles have betas Inoue t forward: tor 'Tuesday, 145 bags 30 serous -51 bags ma quail'', Dee 45 li st. • fluo.d., site Cur to good 131.1. sod 14p. A... 1 this furrisouti—• 64 bars DUOICIaI a, fair gustily sold .. 151c1. and 33 b igs Carrsoseuu, prime It bags Meitner, word 60 Grruada, guard Extract of letter received from Liverpool aim .ruing: EXCHEQUER RILL OFFICE. Juir 30,1819. TO BE PAID OFF, ALL EXCIIEQUER BILLS dated in the MuniAt of June and July, 1818. 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" Ship 'resider" too the ro ver, to be severally sealed up, and left with t►e Secretary at this Home, as or before Twelve °Thick at Noon on the said Sth September next, beyond which hour no Tender will be received. JOSCPH DART, Secretary, The Particulars of the principal dinteusions and scud. line of the Ships, all Inventory of the principal Stores, the Copy of Ilse Charter-party for each Vsyage at an outline, together with the other Terms and C litions upon which the Ships are to he tendered, built, and employed in the Conspany's Service, may be bad la pia application at the Office of the Clerk ist the Committee of Shipping, ou or after M lay, she td August next. This dry is published, B LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGII MAGA ZINE, Nu. XXVIII. for JULY, 1819. CONTENTS: I. On the proposed National Monument at Edinburgh 2. Bowles's Answer to Campbell-3. Remarks on Tytler's Life of the Admirable Crichton-4. Musical Queries-5.0n • new and improved Method of Teaching Latiu—S. On the Introdoc t i .... of the Oliental Breed of Horses into Europe 7. Restorations and Illuvratious of Seven Hundred Passages in Sliakspe3re's Plays; by Z. Jackson—S. Letters of Advice from a Lady of Distinction, to her Friend the Duchess of • • • 0 -9. Northern Memoirs, calculated for the Meridian of Scotland, Ace.; by Richard Frank, Philauthropus--10. Ma :rope; a Poem, by Lord Byron-11. Letter from Mr. Odo kerty, enclosing Three Articles-12. Billy Routing, a lyrical Ballad-13. John Gilpin and Mazeppa-14 Buziatia, ur Sketches of Pugilism ; by one of the Fancy—lb Remarks on Mr. :Haunt's Virw of the Constitiition of Macedonia, con tained in the new Volume of his History of Grerce-16. Pa tagonia-17. A Discourse un Missions; by John Foster— IS. Sermons preached in the Trop Church, Glasgow; by Thomas Chalmers, D Tales of the Hall; by the Rev. Geurge Cralibe —lO. Literary and Scientific Intelli genre-13. Work: preparing fur Publication-22. Monthly List of New Publications —23. Monthly Regi•ter, &c. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Laudon, sod William Blackwood, Edinburgh. _ _ .• improvement, mot arty to depression facilitate sales. Brooders are hicks; • few oaks of the line qualities see reported at pekes a sheds higher, mod as the rest proportion of the low qualities are takes out of the nsartrt, the inferior deseriptioas are materially improved. Gem,* is without variation. TALLOM.—The prices of Poreiga Tallow are again Is. a Is. lowrr. and heavy at the decline; the Tows market is to day quoted 645. which is Is.BJ. lower lima last week. PETER'S LETTERS to his KINSFOLK. We have already alluded to Dr. Morris's taste for the study of Craniology. His ezplasiation of this amusing (some will cell it instructive) study is far more animated than even that of Dr. Spurzhei in hi mu *elf. Dr. Morris has the eye and the feeling of an artist, and the following sketch of the features of Mr. Walter Scott, and some of our distinguished poets, must, we are persuaded, be read with pleasure : " After various attempts I hove at last succeeded in mak ing what I am hsclisted to thick a very fair sketch of the head of Mr. W— S--. I seed you a ropy of it in pea sad ink,on the other side of sty sheet, and would hope you may coosider it .worthy of a doable postage. I have made marismairselage of him, both is moose solemn and more la. dierous moods; bat I think the espeessims of ibis consea nearest to the habitual character of his fore. Study it well fur a few minutes, and then listen to a few of my remarks us the organic dims of this remarkable MIN. " In the general form, so very high mail conical, and, above all, iu the mammy in which the forehead goes into the top of the bead, there is something which at oiler tells you that here is the lofty enthusiasm, sad passionate veneration fin, greatness, which must enter into the composition of every illustrious poet. In these respects d— bears some resemblaace to the busts of Shakspeare—hut a much more close resemblance to those of the great Coracide ; and sorely Corneille was one of the must favoured of all poets, is regard to all that constitutes the true poetic soaring of conception. No minor poet ever approaches to this cuts. formalism ; it is reserved for " earth's giant sons" stone. It is lower down, however, that the must peculiar parts of the orpaizatiou ate to be found—or rather those parts, the position of which close beneath those symbols of high poetical impetus, gives to the whole bead its peculiar and characteristic expressins. The development of the organ of imitation is prodigious, and the coutigoons organ of pleasantry is scarcely lees remarkable. This again !reds off the swell into that of imagination, on • hick the upper re. gioa rests, as on a irm and capacious basis. Ido out think the head is so lung from stem to sterns as Lord Byron's, which probably indicates some inferiority in point of pro found feeling. Like Lord Byron's, however, the bead is is general well brought out in every quarter, sad there is • freedom its the air with which it sits upon his shoulders, which sheets that nature is strong is all the different re. gions—or, itt other words, that a natural balance subsists among she various parts of his organization. I have no. tired, so the other baud, that people whose strength lies cbiedy iu one direction, have, fur the must part, • stiff and constrained way of holding their heads. Wordsworth, for instance,bas the back part ant his head—the seat of the per ilousl feelings—small and little expanded, and the mem quence is, that there is nothing to weigh against the prodi. glows mass of mere musing in frontall that his head falls forward in any thing but a graceful way; while, on the other hand, the skficiency of grave enthusiasm allows the self-love in the birder parts of Mr. Jeffrey', brad, to push forward his chin in a style that produces a pussy sort of cf. fret. Tom Moore has no want of enthusiasm, Out it is Rot quite placed as it should be—ur, at least, with bins also the sinciput predominates in au irresistible degree. Now Scott mail Byron are distinguished from all these by a line secure swing of the bead, as if they were prepared at all points. ' Lord Hypo'', head, however is, I think, still inurecomplete all throughout, than that of Mr. Scutt. The forehead Is defective is mach that Seutt's possesses, hut it is very ink upward", and the top of the bead is wonderfully capacious. 'Else back part, in bulls of their beads, is manly sod gall:on looking. Had they not been lame (by the way, what a singular coincidence that is!) I have no doubt that they would both have been soldiers—and the world would have wanted Mor onism and the Corsair. Lill Byrou's head is, without doubt, the finest in our tune-1 think it a IN tier, us the whole, Ilsais either Napoleon's, or Goethe'', or Cami•a's, or Words. worth's. The chin, lips. and seek are beasiiiful—is the must noble style of 'plaque bessiy,—and the nose is not nu. worthy of keeping them in company—amid yet that of Wordsworth is more perpendiculai, mid hi longs still more strictly to she same class uhich the MICIffIIIII, having tang. Rented it into the ideal—attributed to Jupitet. It is healer shaped to the ridge, than soy nose of modern times I have orris ; it come" down so straight from the for, head, that the eyes are thrown quite back into the toad, as 111 the loftiest antique. Coleriilte has • grand head, but very ill balanced, mid the features of the fare are coarse—allhouzh, to be sure, nuthitig can surpass the depth of meaning tit his eye•, mid the unutterable dreamy luxury its We 'llwinias Camp. bell, again, has • poor skull upwards, cutstparrd with what one miscue have looked fur in him; but the lower pail of the fineheall is exquisite, and the femurs, are extremely gout'. though tiny. They seen. to me to be iudicative of a /wet nturbid degree of sensibility—dm lips, its prirticufer, are an. eutionosily delicate, and the eyes ars woudrrfailly esprit,- sive of puettral habits of feeling. Hill brew tweaks bins to be hurts with a turn of comp...dims truly lyrical, aud per haps be sttuu:d nut bare cared to air at Ohm doings. As LiNGARD'S ENGLAND. [FURTHZR EXTRACTS.] (Contimaed.froas a former Paper " While Constantine wes thus hasteoing to his rein, Mi. faits had brea the theatre of as important revolution. The Natives, left without a Ilkililary force, sod exposed to the roads of their enemies, determined to reject an authority which was tumble to afford them protective. They deposed the Rome. Magistrates, proclaimed their owe iiiitrresidearr, , kook up arms, and will, die spirit of freest..., 'trust toe barbarians out of their territories. Whets the reached Ravenna Huourius, the legitimate Em : ... or. wr..t • to the States of dritaia, " to provide fur their own .irfrorr By this ambiguous expressions he has bees thought to h.rre released Item (rum their allegiaute : perhaps hi. tally ohje, t was to authorise their primal efforts, that he might ths re . serve a claim to their future obedience. " It would be interesting to delineate the comiluct of the natives on this memorable occasion, and seen rattly to rah*. bit the man whirls transferred the greater palm( of thi. island from the milder dominion of the Romans t o the exter minating sword of the Saxon.. But B. Rain, after its mops. ration from the empire, ceased to attract the notice of foreign bistfiriassa; and oar madowal writers livid at wa ant a period, sod have interwoven so mods fable in their narratives, that they possess bat little claim to our putt • deuce. From Zaniness we learn, that, on the . xlinction of the imperial authority in the island, the British Stales ear, blished domestic governments according to circumstance.. These states were undoubtedly the different infirm, whin* have been previously enumerated, and to which Itinurius had directed his letters. As the colonies, municopia, and Latin towns, had always formed no many separate common. wealtbs, ender the superintendeuce of the provincial Presi dent., they would probably wish to retain the forms of go vernment to ,Lich they bad au long been habituated. It however, easy to conceive, that chorine the anarchy tlm.it must have been produced by the sudden remuval of the Roman Magistrates, and the (-unfurl**, occasioned by. the repeated incursions of the Picts and Scots, many a Portend, leader would abuse his own power and the confidence of his fellow•citigens to usurp the sovereign antinomy. In a few years every trace of popular government hail vanished and all the provinces, which had belonged to the empire, were divided among a multitude of petty chit ftains, princi. pally of British, bet partly of ROOMS origin. They sire diguified with the title of kings, though the dominions of many were coiifined within asnower limits than most of our present counties: sad their ambition, their wars, and their vices, inflicted ow the country more permanent nod' extensive injuries than had ever been suffi red from the is. certifies of foreign enemies, 14 Soon after the Brituus asserted their imlrpenderice„ the greater part of Europe was depopulated by the two dread. ful scourges of pestilence and facnisme. This island did out escape the general calamity ; and the Scots nod Picts si lard the favourable mnionent fur the renewal of dear inimiads. The dissentions of the native chieftains facilitated their at • tempts; district after district became the *eerie of oh-swiss. lion, tilt the approach of danger scl i n i m me h e d th e 'bore Souther* Britons to provide fur their own safety. Sumo solicited, but its vain, the protection of &wig, the Roseau General in Goal; others, ruder the gool.iiice of Vomiter., ehe moat powerful of the British King., had recourse ty u. expediest, which, however promising it 'nicht appear the (cosset, proved ita the 'resat most fatal tar .he lilme&tv of their country. The EillrefOoll hail loin to en efe ,,,m on ,,,i to purchase Or services of the barbarians; and the Armors. ears, who, like the Britous, had thrown off the Ruiner, yoke, had, with the assistalice of the Sawn., eit ege sa f it ny maustaiued their independence. Wet icersi resolved to pursue the same policy. A &MOO squadron of three chiseler, or long skips, was cruising ie the chaniu I in c l ue.' ut adven tures; and its two commanders. the brother, Hengist and Horse, eagerly ateepted the overtures of the Brist l ing Prince, to aid in fighting Ira battle., sod to depend fur their reward oat his gratitude."— (Pp. 60-62). llllNMpriwmPunnnmpryr—...---w--7c---Iwwr-----;---.t,4;,:v.v:_. - wilerna p Tirrciim . . • Pet Cent. • . . I t: A:1 7 . ) ... 1; 41 -41'611. 110 :: ... : : ,...") , .....i: • I , 06 VOW./ 'E • • . . . 1 ;.,. n ,...„ .._... ... , ~,, • • • I , It .4) • .411 + • ' t ~......... • r / . t i ' a H _ IaiMIRWIRCbe ... -- - - la _ ,IP N, SATURDAY, JULY 31. 1819. Parcel 741. " • IN ERAL BROWN PAINT'. p,,,, m i s .d " gi nee my l i ar. Coition, have hien yell lola, sod ---Aal uncommom perception otsweetwese amd mincemeat ••t. ii o a i by Goveromest, tor OUT-DOOR ‘TrtRIL--The Id. per lb. advance has lii i a "laniard /today Gar the whole of his phydiugmoday, hot his fete, like hi. w ri '. I o paial.bewer a clomp sad thimble caatiale ray I Fl• e awed,. and chtlestio gitsce Saturday and id. on Brasil. The , e at . m inim ii har i ver sod swot with the tom e , 8 e.... 1 e - door Week, such se woo d en , iron. sad ci ,„„,,, nee r.. rorchases fur Ilic first three dale ilia oak exceed 7,000 risAicr n lad F atale 'fluty. fle shortie have bar. a p5.• , ..i. i: earns. out.homors. fences, puli n g., „ ten , b out sa d halts " ',triad poet, and his Icy* wooM net lass tailed to he swag, eitt , wa _ Attys . limn, anal upper „mats sad all woad SUGAR.—Thfre his Iran a Wooly but mit extrusive de. " ' Mid the festal ritt's blase. 18. ;;; 1 7 under water. sr r , pewed to the „mow, for marl fur Bogies this week, the priers are wirhoot variation; a ' When the wine-cop shines is belie. " roofs ma rawest them inshibimg water. sad beiog in - the treater proporriiin of the /ales are 30041 aid Inc Sugar..r heel, sod &ea ... oak wi th „i lea to „ wean damp; The request for Reined goods has emiliotteol steady ; she forked, wig do I say he Morrold bare bres •Le ho t he. cr. . aril Boheirlinefew. aid Ye itorfairrse I'; land. and r a I misted with acs peat will be worm -rates, oar will Purehoors are chiral' Low"' sell riaawd gar" •; Own' *ll , - „main of ray kihd inhabit ii , har4ed frame , pears some request for shippag, but as the buyers solid. Seine (if Mc awille. will " ell e he tens l e e le l h.e ll e s lh • w p r laties coated with 11, awl it will be tamed as dr__ pale h em , wipp l,,,, 0 ,, „,..„ t o r the R e e ser . w „ h ,,, iy Reitsib Jack is hoisted by She heed, of freeform I hare '' rusty ire „ me weeks, they decline puietwai „, r o , M e already said memethieg oboist the head a the ',arbor or . the is fur the drp-rot. Isle of Paline-..ead that of tie Curie k Shepherd. 'I h. y ar t ; composed retire!, of admiral eabstasees, this pains fweven ...i. • Tuesday a public sale of H hi:seam „„ brought bush lime io their *event ways. That o f Wilma is f a ll of able is water, sad thereby resists moisture in a 0.. T mend, , goat itmai white sold 66.. e mic . j0r .,. ; ,, 53 , . the marks a genuine inithosiasin, Ind lower slowri i,t wrens, superior to ad, *Ow prerratioas. . t so be heated , aid aid as ansaajb seta a ewes. 65.. , y a m , 37.. a 4 1.. ; em t we w ed ,,,,„‘;," twitaii . aide perceptively and love of loralitme-olikla lest feature. lay the pain ash. Price , ready for use, 13.1. per lb. a Brasil a ncripsia „ was atteeeptai, bet wire au way, may perhapo aerostat fur his wild delight in rainlilinz. 'factored rad Sold by JAMES *ADAM, Willow. ' , flyers; the whole were taker in for the prorricturs, yellow I have heard ilidt in his early yiroth, he proyolorf io gu oat No. 87, Bask aide, Lowrioo. 31s. • IS.. brown 30d. I to Africa, I. goes) of the Julilda, sod use di...ad. 4 ~ s ly Corren.-These have bees retread's public sake of by illy represtrotatu.s• made to WIN WI the saki. aa( h.. ;mall casks ha private use seat to any part of dee Coffee brought forward this week ; the gee," proportionremarkably fair nod ft.rid trimplelium-Inset 1 ii. Wag' IN I. ,or sppliestios by kilns as above. fans bees rhayamed el; sai d yesterday% sale wrist off with „ 0 „ saee walked over every hill and valley in she 11.r.f. kia::- GOTERNIIIIIRT CERTIFICATES moi t thee aay be Sae milliner and all the 4oese--haviatt averting •ad trersifyitic s no doubt, for ha Quartos sod Durability ens JAMES IMADAM'S h i e n deseer lwer""l"ei t he Sae 7 1 • bus g„d• Wr 101••• sold briskly at recto 2s. a Se. pm cwt. " 1 m "re*P•ifitell. tag sass every now me* she... ISINSIAL'SROIIII#I PAlN'''. w ee tilogr pr i m a t h a rt w d oe i ww . ipt r g; ley meg of indseimdr. fur ameambiag the fairs and mains all - - libeedeb.ollle4ittli MINN mt. . ido""." " willitZ pliblie saki were Wised fur this fermsotto het only one 69""b114 bleeds, by bb miniewhiti* ( twig ii tea Pate a reo- rvehr certify, that the Temporary Moder /uncles was heaawlit forward iit ........ red au r isks *my begs Br i. hag, and singleatak. As fur the &int' k Shepherd, I .rn it &ilium have bee. fee several years post covered tisk plan ' taliaa - - sad 'aa the sarket - had rwreiessty soma a told that when Sporsheitio was herr, he never 11.01 his pas • Ir. James IMAdam's Mineral Brown Patel. for the very f hie ' hoo f the ...realism tae eager se w ie „d off him -aud some tranioncopical young lade,. of E. lit.- moo of the Weether.boording, sod has fully as- . ' r. " •-- " . b hsaid 11 • • h e • an advance of 311. a ss. immediately took place; good arch. ore life will to 'tech** a l same oily "pun Si.' I nary Jamaica realized 10111 s. ild ; fine ordinary 114 e.; line or. I " l " aaa ' arad " awe "'w sus, hat bumps. I lwiw Ms- ". Lim riiiii"e ssited 6r whig i h l i o t n7 l i a arnit l n ied ene Architect. dinary Demerara 117.. a 118 s. • the Coffee market is folly thews has harrowed fur his "At How." • oil.. g whtsi - ( TRONA! JlAllll, ' Architect. originally beloop to Ike Eitrirk Stwpberd. WI.. a Cr. be higher the yesterday; there are matey emotion buyer. above CemiSeale made by order of the Commis. . , mad scarcely an y tam, ewe " at a eery ceiraimra b m ar e Spuialweist (or as the Nos alwrs Reviewers wiry improve'. ly fur the Affair. lit Barracks. tames. tbrirtaied him is Ike routs of Edinb u rgh. poodercir,rei,- bOlllll BTAPLItTOII, SeCreary. o ms. ,_ The Ara semis( howl the Admire was mi. mom . wins the Doctor first brgam to feel out the Millis or ei btu* Plymouth Linea, May 26, ISM. kg rece i ve d, l ay a vessel arr i ve d at Ahet .d eiti .' she left t h e in she cranium of the porton, poet, it was with sank his la is to certify. that by order tat General Mercer, at she lee en the 19th we. t h e success ha. bees airy lweifferrue Up difficulty that Mr. Huge could be made to stailraratal I lie Ins tallies W i Adalln, we made owlwriwoebis wish his to that time, said the report will probably have a cuasider. drift of his turiosiry. Afar tourist the Doctor). 1,1/114 S t ory. ill). of Mistral Brown Paiut hi April sad Bertram- a bl e dy er s oe t h e „t ees a %vim& oil. •My dear fellow,' quails the Shepherd, 'if a ftw bout. as.d M. Rum. BRANDT. and Hou.anme.-The Rum market Co.- .welle •••ke • 4 • 11 of Paha% I ' ye sews wow/ • sat V ho -I4 illation of the wood sail irnmwork made ere of in H omes w i t h out whe w's% yet s h e b e ld„, s , ~,x , i,,, „( met a swapping urciusizatioa in Rae imamate* as &Skink keriAlle/Si is very high, gad entirely reposed to the es i mprovement , so d w ill Net ...b a i t to say &pree mp t , to tr)st'. " (Pp.. 326-,441. rel. ii.) . . - . ALFRED TUE GREAT 44 With the name of Alfred, posterity has associated the epithet of " the great." The knigo, his predeeessoss, are chiefly known to us by their %owns in the field of 'tattle . it is the praise of Alfred Thal he was not uis:y a warlieir. bat •Iso ilw pilrou of the arts, and the leci..l.tur of his people. TAst► Idaho y has bees couinsessrd ifs.° a iew purrs, but his merit will deserve a Sure hill and dideihil isariatiou. " Allred win 'Will at %Vistst.ige in 8 , the )uuagaiii of she four suns, whom Osborga, she ileuglitrr of thdac, bore to Ethelred,. The beastly, •iracisy, sod playful's...a of the bay endeared him to Ibis pawn's., who •Irecird 10 fel Peer Oat be would one day prove the cbi. C ornament of the race of Cr,. dig. It was this partiality which induced she Ktnc sr, ai him, ober tool! is his fifth )ear, wish a numerous rri taut I" Rime, to be crowned by the Poi:toffy asd afierwariis wiser, die Royal pilgrim himm If mailed she apumol.c alai. Alfred was selected to accompaoy bre &riser. "Tha Argio4asummut 11. 110•1 bail .I.l:tolerated from 111 C Menu y reputaliuu ofthrsr APICCIIIII.III. The iti•i.ca. their lime brewers. she oetiiliaiiima %if •ar and the. pI. a or list chase, it...plied the stauggill poimiii• knowleitgr. amid dirreisd the allessiva of liieie ckitilien w ilium raw • ewes. winch niimorally impart sad rrapsiie IsaMta istreagib, agility, aod courage. O a lsorga t .l.owever, bar. ito, •rwerit sash. slag so the salmi of Alfred that pawpaws Wr kernels& by which Ire was so bonowiably (sow his amosierpurimeam. Holding I. bra b. ad • Samoa poem alerstly written, sad b.sistifully 'be ilicrPi Being e. is limitable manner sepe►io► The paint ' mon brush. Meaaf•e► wharf. No. , ••• Sall cenotry, Of Ohs We hereby is Greet P wills Mr. preservation swered the 'flee above *homers fur o' This is desire d pre pant ios ber, 1806. The aitualitio this experiment . wind from the Channel, where it is dilSialt to God any coaling able to resist the weather. The paint, after having stood the winter in the above initiation, has formed a very herd and compact body on built wood and iron work the wood, when cut, is bard and very dry; the inns free from every ',linemen of rust. From the present appearance of the Mineral Brown Paint, its hard, solid, and impasetroldit state, there is every none to believe that it will defend the wood and iron-work foe years, aren't the erect of weather and the moisture of the atmosphere; and we give it amour opinion, that it is a maul coating foe wood and iron-work exposed to the weather, or to damp, sod ebosider it to be cheaper than any other that can be procured. Certified by H exalt Seamus, ) °veneers ef the %Yorks. Joon Pend's, f R. W i Serj..Maj. Master Carpenter. J. Mutes, , &rj Master Smith, Royal Artificers. Plymouth Lines,9fith May, 1907. I confirm the above Certificate or Statement. Aucitasoss Mattes, Liest..Deuerst, Cornisaading Royal Engineers. Keys' Eagineers - Office, Plymouth Duck, INb May. 1818. We hereby certify that Mr. James APAclanes Misers' Brown Paint has cautioned is germl use in ibis Depart ment for all kind of resets, since the date of the above Cer tificate of 28th May, 1887; that it has also latterly bees every probability of success; we, therefore, after newly eight years additional experience, ►ave no ►esitation in won. firming that Certificate, as to the general good qualities of the paint iu question, fur the preservation of wood and iron-work. Beg. Jogs., Clerk of Works. ..-_____. JAHN. SHULMAN, Overseer. Royal Eneineera' Office. Portsmouth, 15th May, 1815. We hereby certify, that the Mistral Brown Paled, pre pared sad sold by Mr. Jansen OVAdani, has been used in the Ordnance Departmeat at this Wailes for three years, fur purposes similar to those before mentioned ; and we are of opinion that it has fully aasivered the purpose for which it was applied. J. HAVIARD, Lieut.-Col. Royal Eaeineers Commanding. G. BUCHANAN, Captain Royal . Jacon Owen, Clerk of the Works. Jowi Owen, Assistant Clerk of Works. Chatham, 234 May, 1815. dawn M'ADam, Esq.—Sir, I have treat satiiiactios n giving my testimonial to the good qualities of your Mineral Pains, which was used at this station to paint over the bot toms of boats and barges wit► good effect, boding it cheaper ■nd better than any covering of She kind to oppose the in fluence of the worm on oar craft is the Medway. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient Servant, . R. D'Ance, Colonel R;iyal Engineers. Royal Engineers' Office. Dover, 28th May, 1815. At the request of Mr. James M'Adam, I certify, that 1 have roved for a considerable lime, at Hythe. his Mineral Brown Paint, and that I have found it a good and cheap preservative fur fencing, weather.boarding, and other wood work exposed to the open air, and likewise fur sills, gate. posto, and all limber liable to be affected by damp or moisture. ROIMAT Titostemin. Captain, Gmaniauding Royal Engineers, Dover Division. Royal Military Canal Office, Hythe, lot hose, 1815. We hereby certify, that Mr. James M'Adsm's Mineral Brown Paint has been long used, and continues to be used, upon the Works of the Royal Military Canal, and that it ap pears fully to answer the various purposes to which it has beets applied. _ AL XXXXX El SWAN, . . . . Accountant and Darrack.Master to ibe Commissioners. JOHN Gorr, Quarter -Stagier Royal Staff Corr, Superintending the Royal hltietary Canal Works at Hythe. Best White Lead for in-door work ; Fine While Lead for owl-door work; Lead Colour, Stone Colour, Chocolate, Week, Yellow, Inc im hie Grren,Olive Green, For , Pea Green; Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpensinr, Prepared Oil, Brushes, Spermaceti Oil, Connwn Lamp Oil, Superfine treble si ruing Gunpowder in canisiers, Palest Shut, Cart Grease.