The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-12 00:00:00

Y I • • 1 47 , 5 ) ) • • 'Si - I t O ' • \‘, ' 1 1 / • - •• ' `-; (A N - ' ' \t‘;\ g O6 • " sY9PIP 4N • A - 4n ••• O.& 41111.014, t . . t z . '• . 4 : • X r A k 4; ,ul4;jt, , 746''/.1 MONDAY, AVGUST 12, 1816. FPRICE SEVDNPENCE# ALOoNIFIELD-HOUSE; NORWOOD, SURREY. SECOND #IENNiAL IMPORT t IfTHE COMMISSIONEILS QF WOOlitS AND FORESTS. TO BF., LET„comiaetely Furnished tor the Summer Months, or any longer period, a CAPITAL VILLA, with large Pkasure'isiid Kitchen Gardens abundantly stocked with Fruit: The House contains eight good cheerful Bed-chambers, handsome Drawing-room, opening to the Lawn, Library, Music 7 room-, Dining and Breakfast Parlonri, good Servants' Othces, Coach-home, Stabling, '&c. &c. suit able for a Family of respectability, The Promise) are situste in the, most pleasant part of. Norwainl, — sii miles from the Bridges ; and there are several Stages to and frOtu London 'every day. For further particulars, and Cards to view, apply to Messrs. 0 . 'Richardson and' Miller, Solicitors, INkw lnn, or * Messrs.. Ro bins, Covent-garden. ...,_ CUNTOM-HOCSF., LONDON, August 6, 1816. FPR SALE (by Order of the Commissioners of his Majesty's rustorus), on WEDNESDAY, the, 14th Instant, at Two &Clock in the Aftirnoon precisely, at the CoMmereial Sale ifr % o antis, Mineinw.latte ' i . . t 1i I 14,*, following PiIIZO GOODS (having 're mained in the Warehouses beyond, the time allowed by . Law) 2 For EXPORTATION—Piinted Cottons, Blue Calicoes, Serge Cloth, &c. • P.r HOME .CONSLISIOTION—CaIieo,. Muslih,.. Linen, Wogs, Tuttoiseshell, reit, Coffee, Sugar, and other Oro orry, Bacting, Hosiery, Boot Legs, Shoes, Skins, Hops, Ited Wood, Soap, Train Oil, Muskets, Wine, Needles, and :Sundry other Goods as mentioned in the Catalogtte. Clear of jilt Duties. To be viewed at the 'different Warehouses stated in the Ca !,telo4ue, o n Thursday the ttth, Fridsy the 9th, ,Saturday the 70th, and Tuesday the 13th Instant, during. the usual hours of Business. , , CaOlogues may he hail at . th?. King's Warehouse, No. 90, tower Thanes-street. Price One Shilling each. SOUTHAM I'ON To HAVRE DE GRACE.. i LF STARR WOOD, Commander of the large IX:NZ well-huilt Cutter, THE EARL OF CHESTER FIELD, begs leave to inform his Friends and the I'ublie, that lie continues to sail eceryTuesday frun► Soutlimpton to Mauve ; and that his vessel is fitted up in a most commodious .tanner with private State Rooms, ater Closet, and ►uany tther Convenieneies, Every attention will he paid to the comfort of his Passengers, and Letters addressed to hint, at hip house, in French-street, Southampton, wilt he duly attend ed to. • PAINT MANUFACTORY, 62, 'VEEN-STREET, CHEAPSIPE:. . . . • per Cwt. per Cwt. , jorilible Green ..505. Slate, Lead, and Stone Olive ditto 7os. Colour • -, ..525. .„ •pright ditt o ' . 112 s. ' Chocolate , • - 495. • Mack - .......40s. 'Whit e .. 525. Dark lied or 8r0wn....865. ; These Paints are recommended for all Out-Door Work. : 11 1 1 1 are ground in Linseed Oil, have P.. handsome-appear ance, are a Cure for the Wlrat and Pry Rot, and are anti . etirr,,,i, e . . , • . Sold by UPTON anti Co. as above, where may he hail.Ge bailie White Lead, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, and Painters' t!olnurs of every description, dry or prepared for use, Coal Tar Brown, Linseed eake d &c. Merchants, Captains, and the- Trade; supplied on advan .logeons tvrins. . • - .--..._. TH 6 PATENT iI Al PKRI AL DIN I Nti-TA 13LFS, nod PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS and 14 INING-TABI.IiS, in out: eler.int eieee of Furniture, ' and npon Five new ditterent Plans ; the Patent improved ::olis } kds and Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four Post, and Tea I. ' ""teuds, - Furniture and Bedding coniplote ; Portable Chairs, with several other new invented and improved articles - of furniture ; also a gestural and Very extensive assortment. ol" ,• 'Upholstery and Cabinet Articles 4or furnishing Houses coin ..loloe. ready mannfactured, where Families may select and iurnisli a whole [louse in a few days, avoiding. the extreme inconvenience of waiting several Months in comp's:Ng - their Eit tabl i shim e tit . - • East awl West India Articles, Army and Navy, &C. &c. by Morga n and Sanders, it; and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on •.,. terms the most moderate, for prompt . paynicnt - ...........•_H__ TRE QUARTERLY REVI F,W, No. max. toNTEN . IN. 1. ENGLAND and the BARBARY' S ' TATES...— I. Niemoire stir acs MoFens de fake eesser les Pira ltrie:disc titats Ilarharesque. Par N. Sidn. y Smith. Wolter C 1 17 si v SlarOtrtePlll 4 :• t teesi,Senco7in tipoli, from the original Correspondence of the late Richard Tully, the British Convul ; comprising authentic Nfemoirs *rid Anecdote.% of the reigning Bestw, his Family, and' va- Tit *" Perions of Distinction ; and an account of the Domestic Ilannera of the Moors, Arabs, and 'forks . . 4. Travels in }:terope and Africa. By Colonel Kestinge. 5. Account of Tunic By Thomas Fazio t a Tragedy. By 1/. Travels in Beloo-cliistan and Sinde. sZY Lem. Pottinger.—lV. Professor Monk's Euripidis Alcestis. V. The Antiqo .ry. —VI. Sequel to a Narrative of a Forced -Journey through Spain, &c. By Gerd 13laytiey.—VII. On tale Poor—t. Reports of the Society for Bettering the Condi- Sion of the Poor. 2. Pietas Lontlitiensis. 3. ?‘l4ittpires Stir Moyens de ei4tritite la Mentliciti. Par le Vicomte. de Prntielle. 4. The Ptilitiors of Potatlation and Proditctioo. 'y John Weyland, 13sq.--Vlll. The History of Persia. By Colonel Sir John tilalco . m.—lX. Lt Vutidee—Meitiorrs de. Madame de lit Roche Jaquelein. 2. Vie , de 64tteral Chierette. a. Historique de la Guerre Civile/de la Vendie. 4. 1 4411(11re% do Comte Joseplie de Pitisave. 5. Mdmoires pear l'Histoirc de la Guerre de I . VendiCe. Par Torreon. Histotre do la Guerre do lu Vendee et des thonaus. T. Vie de Lame Hoclie. Par Ri i maselin. 8. Histotre Gdnirale t 1 Impartial, des Erreure, des Fautea. et des Crimes, commis .1 Pendant la I;dreiltition Fransaise. Par Prudhomme. - %Printed tor John Murray, Albeniarle-stree4 London. TO TIiOMAS TAYLOR,- ESQ. No. t, New Bridge-street, London. tionottasit Sins ' BEG leave to inform vain, that ever since the 'Yetft 179 e, I bad been Afflicted with the Lues Venert a ; silticlygont its obstinately resisting every course et medicine i presertlsed by the most eminent of the faculty bete, and un 'll/444010g sevcralsevere courses of salivation, and twice dis. !harged'front the Hospital with little relief, would appear to - I be of tht most inveterate nature. In the spring of tail fear .. 32 ty distirder'hacl got to such a head, as neatly to put a period 10 my existence--I had a large ulcer on the crown of soy heitiN tine on each arm, and rev legs were broke out in a frightful tsarina.; my viola was dieadfully painful, and had been in et state ofinlceration for the last seven years ;Any left had also two largb nodes on it, wens very much discoloured, and the sucli-Otcreciating -pain, particularly when warm in bed; Its nearly to dell ire me of rest • in this lamentable State, I • "was recommended by Mr. J. ' i rlionipsoti,,(who received so !Ova a core by theta lore), to take your Leake's Patent . Ns-1. 1 ,h I Alegatt to do oo the 516th of May; in the coin .0 of foiling - Ift 1 began to receive benefit—in lit tie more than a sattntb tire ulcers on Hey bet:8111d arms were soundly beitistl— ; • 1 -sotto after, the sorts on my legs healed also; leaving, .It tvor, considerable discolottration in the skin, and pain - iu the butte of the lefty which, by the litt sting of God, and a little . huger perseverance in your Invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the nudes dispersing, the shin regaining its i.atitral hue, and the noctut old pains gradually going ttlf.--1 tit us became, by Your ilheral.ativice and inediente, perfectly free from' all former contplaints— lease recovered my t i ormer spirits avid strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state Itav tig a lto u t i nirtited utany months, to the astonishment of all who linew ;1 inn at a losi in what terdis to express, my gratitude, tint - ' ut!e; you, forthe izood of, other suffering mortals, to make lb VOL! Qs public as possible, as I shall on every tumor '$' 011 ; in Ell doing you will reatlyohlige Sir, your grateful, o bedient, l very humble servant; ALEX. SteanV lose, iligh,ttreet, Edinburgh. Witnesses tit the above Cote:— Thompf , on, No. 3, New lioilltre Nlarlatt, Edinburgh; Jelin INl , Ntosb, Old Assembly dose; Edinburgh. 47 rtl'axed.and suid by the ,ole Proprietor; I.IIOMAS TAY- V'l., It: Member of 7iln Reyal College of Surgeons, at his "+"et No. n , New Oridge-street, London; whew, after a Sohstant residence of tusiN than 40 years; in a pratkive ( e Ularly directe Viid to-the emu of Venereal Co/taints and those , Incidental to thu ttA of a!Terat'it'n' wit that ,secre e whi c h um , his y o f et ,,sitai should always observe in .thelt cases, he natters hinuclf tbv advice and'assistanere ltd •t ra NktouqY administers to persons'taliing this Ikledicitte, will . tnetilit2A, by a tii , ,etrning as an advantage seldom Fittitipable; and void of all anthittlitY• false " 441 , by If at 4.1)1t0t - rs cot for thocn n ve nienoe of those '';'"it - 'at a th.stnoee,, at tbeTovstiog, No. 100, Oxford-street; lirill9ruhgh's, No. 7, fish-sheet-hilt; Mr. Baxters, Etilithargbi'Ma Callwell's, Dublin; and by perSoll tivery coasideribte ttrvtt iii Great- Britain atil 4,. vii.114, in boxy* of eel is. 9d. each, itaraped, 41(14.1calud and plain directions, whereby persons,' of nail. r “4.l.ctre theNgssiecs with u4se, speed,.swecbaatisaitty, JUNIPER'S k;gSENCE OF PEPPERNIINT. o enumerate the patticular eases - in which it • , has been of service,_ would lie endiesS; as DiSOrdett the Stomach and Rowels though rery.frequent and painful, 'are seldmii'datigerous, Rowels,, where fever or inflammation supervene; in which case it mnst be cautiously - administered. The Public May depend twun if as a tafe, effect nal,-aad ph-a sant IteMedy in Flatutentirs, (inlay ; and Choticky Pains in the Stonrtch Line:els, indigestion, Hysterics, Sea Sick ness, Nausea attendant on P.egnattey, Relaxation and Lassi tude arising friiin atop ysplieric Heat, Want of Appetite, 10-' juries from In ctement Weather, the Abuse of Spiritous Li quors, tent in the Spasmodic Affections of the Stomach and Bowels, so coninbm tninfants,—..dapting the Dose to the Urgency of the Case. - As a Family Medicine, or for he Army or Navy, it will be found a valuable acquisition ;—but it it mote particularly re-. commended, as an Object of Commerce, to the attention of the India, America, ;sad Russia Merchant. wlndesale and retail, by Mr. Heath% Agent, Ed wards, 06, St Panl's Chnrch-yaid, bat none are genuine, ex cept each bottle hac ".J.-P. Heath, Nottingham," engraved . on, a Black Stautp.—ln.Stopper llottles,es. 9d. and in Phialo, Is. 14d. Aitlll!:N'S OftI“INAL JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING produceit eqoal to the highest .I.3patt Varnish, - preserets The Leather soft, askd preients its crackim4,, _does nut soil the linen, it per, feetly free from any unpleasant smell, stud will retain its vir tues in any climate. - Sold, wholesale, by ROBERT WARREN, Li, St'.lllartites, lane, London; and retail- by Culdwilll, Dublin; White, 'Waterford; Thomson, Belfa , t ; IZwrbnra, Edinburgh; Os- Glautie; Lyon, Invernesil Coolovorthy, Plymouth; Sheldon, 14.1. E it hesler; ritrnival, Liverpool ; Wildgouse, Nlae clefiel4l; Evinis and Co. Chester: Clark, Lancaster; Wood, ; Merridelv, Coventry ; Pierson, Sheffield Giren..:l,k, Guernsey ; and by his Agents in, tvery Town in the Stone Bottles, is. thl. a Pint, 10d. Ha.lf a-pint, und 4 d. vach. CAUTLON.—iiaserve, none are 3enuitte unless (~.~~Y is signed on the Label, and 14, Rt. Martin's-lane, stamped in the bottle., as the cipelior quality , of this` Blacking hat in duced several base impostors W sell • Spurious Compositious under the above Name. SIM' BUILDING. TO THE EDITOR Or Tf-1E SUN. Sine—ilappeniilg to look into'the first Qitarter• ly Review tor Jannary 1015, my eve was directed to Air; SEPi'lNG?' , 4linprrivemetiti in Ship 11;rilding. link:ht.:4 so boo, but OroreAratovii" , -../ time Ott of it, For his various salutary arrauge .turilis tuna improvements in the above art,—many _ol.which 1 know to be originally his own; and for those new that are not, we are egiCally indebscd to him for bringing forward to public notice, and have no doubt general practice. . Asfar 4$ I can jnilge from Mr. Seppings!s Re viewer the iticilinti of building vessels on a constr. lidated Game, or in other words, filling up the Spates between the Ambers, origiUmetl first with Mr. Seppiugi. justice therefore to a then activeVfficer, and now 'venerable Admiral in the service, 1 believe the building of vessels On a consblidated.frame;and alto without knees,' tbrigit,a e4l with Mr.:Schank (now Admiral Sck.ink) on the Lakes, in the first struggle betiv t 'en.Ainerica and tite mother country. 1 ant 'cred;tably informed. that this very active Officer at that time built various: vesscls on th e 'above plun, viz. with the eousnlidate4 frz,nne antl without knees, fur the Luke service, one of which wit's a vessel mountin ,, '2O guns, which, , straoge as it'may appear in these days, was built front the keel, rigged, mautted, , armed, and equipped, the -hurt space of 28`days, and carried into ac tion by Nit ' . Schank in two days more. It is nut-litre to he tinclerstOoll that this .vessel vt,as previously built in frame. ond sot II ; but that at the' 'commencentrot of the 28 days, die greater part. if not the whole Of her tiinhei was growing in the woods, and kir the truth should this assertion he in any releet t rOtio r ne , l, 1 have no hesitation in appealing to the Adinirel . himself; and also to Lord gxmooth'. Who 'was there at the limey actively employed on the spot wider Admiral Schank, and met with an at:chit:tit whAi, I !lA% e litcte datltt, will always bearit fruits in his rouenthrmwe. ... Lest that this shollhl seem a digression,' m 7 reason for introducing the ainive matter is in toiler° to hear Mr. Sepnings out in his original plan of getting rid of the ceiling, *C. &e. ftir it dear to every seaman, that' a vessel builLon a con solidated frame aid twill - Ceti between the timbers would thm, if there was not a plank either out side or inside of her. It is also pretty plait*, that Admiral S,chaules idea of building the above ves sel 011 a consolidated trattie enabled hint to save nitich (lute, which otherwise Would have 116 n. absolutely necessary and indispensible in the tight-' ening tot her it(teCthe plank was on ; and saving time then, was his great and utaist object.. I also believe that had it occurred tti him to have.oliilt ted the ceilingi which I never' beard . of untili met - with it as Mr. Seppings'S plan in the Quarterly Iteviete , it is probable - that Admiral Schartk'wOhld. have availed himself . of it ; and I have no doubt hut it will he a ,great saVing, together with much practical advatstage and accommodation therefrom. That his trussing system also originated'with himself, I have not the least doubt, and varions Other platters of improvement and advatitage which 1 nerd not here enumerate. tt is, However, `necessary for' me to remark, that hit. sepPin6s'siti:VieWer SayS, tliat no Yes-- , • sets were ever " filled . fim . systeM tip the orlop deck clamps' in the matinee diet Mr. Seppings fills 'We ti p'tirposely :confine . oil r extract; in to-day's f lails 1' If Icomprehend rightly, .Me. Seppings tillyirsteho:(iss , I) 7t er ,;: r l es , ' , l ' 'i% t t: 1 : 1 1 : 1 i iiil,l;llled.silliii tp. i l i ti d ia e l t t , s : l; :i6ctitce.ss.' c o :If f l e : I. : el l e e , ....i i: :: : l cs i I's:, to till: i t c ) ; , ( " it isl,reeng:e: , nr % i y : :s e t i , C l i ll i s i e n t l i : ' l i s , ,c11,1,:,,e„::11,1:te,ii,,;,1,.).,,,i. : li.,..tieb n ci . e i n i ~ :el s f te l v,i i . ,: e: e - 1 e. vessel. . • . , have solute - ti' l''' 11 ' Admiral Schenk consolidated the side or Sides "itelligelice ".hr:11 ere cuild by fitting and pl icing the timbers,Cloefy and com- respect to the Mt . . • juicily together. There is bere a ditferen6e of - I nlay have with iitil e i t V e l,l ) , u ,a ls l,: - f " ;, l r liC t l i i te t . h i t r e e u b l a n :e "j o sY t • T fie Report states : execoting the work, though the'effeet,is evideirt 64, ands,,houses„ or site's. 'the: Act of 52 "Under the spec:l t : i d , pot i eer in ly the SAW, with this dilferenee 'if itindeittand* solid up Geo. 111. cap. 19:, r b t eett sold to the rightly, th at AdMiroi Cllatik bu ' i(ds .ail Company of .Prop l rjetO l ts el : e. f i l s from the„keel ; and Mr. ....'geppitigs, ittsreed of ap- of land, p trt of Ma ' r ) yl l eb i e nite e - g p e a l r ) k r ! 'c t o 11 i t l' a ‘ i i n a . plying when I believe liiiovrights‘ - ttrm filling parcel . 2 it 3 ' -1-- P. being the_ Site of the bed and tiMbers,.,dispenses with them entirely, and di g s iltg A part or the Regent's Canal tip the spaces hettveen each tirnber or rib, by towinglpath of such driVirig, -from without titt i d n w t .i i t ie hi t it o , r. l i t i ie o r f es w t:f d,. o cs ld as passes thro , egh the said park ; the conteactof m- titration money paid was 2,341/*. 175.'6,;:, tt hiCh ship and other tituher ' s ' . w t a: 1 11i:1 a : e l: i t "' b 4 y th i l i s.' l ,a l s ".' c ' f l i ' r E c Y :t i e 4 ,: 3 l:y . l i l l i i i e l s i tt l i ' t e l act, iii which, passing each other, makes a sidid and et. '7 : pact body. , Which of those two Method's fir eifectine• 'the , the pureheseof 3,9791.'9. ' rtr • p. 0 .• .. same purpose, siz. consolidating the frame, is the 'Ol3, its the name totiitelpC:n .parts cif e tt l i l e t• : a u , : best, is not my purpose -to enter Upon ; het i t Ali , iies ,i t i y h :S ; i k e 'r r e b i a i g m e ry ,: the iliti";t6"6" of his appears to me reesonable to ituppii4, that wbere the side is built solid from the keel' it would give . hhs bee" let an""IllY by public teo . rkr i , either for the greater stability to 'the fabric--while Mr. ' stay or li i ii )it u s t i. e iTi c , , ::• tiie li , i , t i i: e r r r a tt i ) jo t i i i. i s e o r t t i s l s e l i i t a e s ge b ,eo ,.. ils Sepping's plan Woulq be the least expeusive, as much ' • • it consumes less htilltlit , g timber and 66tigs into 'Canal `COttipa4, and by the palling and repass use of the 'several horses, carreig'es-, an d ~,,„„.ei tters employed in making the road. I use notch material.of het small value, But what 1 conteml for (withone.any Alistes leet tions. These winks ate now :: Wanly ' .: 4 t "l a r t j i l4 c li n t t a l .* to.Alr. Seppings or his Reviewer) is., grit Adu l tir'al , S ,f cli t : i t l t e ilt a z , .. i i: e t ( l i t e e sc li i t: i s i t fii t t t: n ii:tr a o n t t l i uc h t: o . I t r o il i l l it v tg ct s: n es s s o e i l i s . l a t i e l t t • i lia c g ° e lis . t e n (l a i y ie li t e lY e i x i p t e r e u t 44 eC i l 'e to li b l e co : na l ider'ably in. i' pi ',Luce of tie dated tip to the orlop deck clainpe, bat-Op to the . ,_,;, erv. ;i s i e e a i l miarmalion which we. would communicate gunwale ; and also withoUt knees- eititer of Wood upon the subject for the Prot,ectlon orindividitals • '.' ° lis tiottained in it speech of the Lout Chancellor, or iron. In order to ' elucidate the: above statement, . . of.the .'on third t, r i e . Adiig of the Canal, Bill in the last io.extstence ) , Session. of ilalliament, lune 2. Lord Stanhope bbetigilrbertrnitioral AnotherS eia tik I ‘ T v s h s e e l l t h n e o' s s 'e ' as one ' the t c n , g mn s p r it o i t t l y g y % tto reprobated the misinanagementof Commissioners of the Transport Board in the year \ after whoitt ;lie " 1:(317 " L e -h d a l t Y cell t o ti i t : s N p::i l t i e le ti L : jr lo il l: 1798. This vessel was only GO tons burthen, built 66 lows. :.---' II CollSolittaiol frame of timber, wit bo , ,oa knees ', . 4 - Now Otis Company had - come to theirL tha l e had three sliding keels, and iu the year 1800 was Ships with their n pla and estimate,. end now 11 1' e; sent out by Goseinment fur the-dl;euvery of the come to i..,k for donlile-the &UM mentioned in unknown , parts of New noliti'lfd, con'tuianded by estimate. 'The Noble Earl stated that they might Lieut. Grant, who in his narrative of that voyage, act in the teeth of the late - ; but they could not pnblished in 1804, gives an accurate descri iti 1 act 'a Jainst the' I pernitt the„ ft a i T' 1.1111 e" i udi "4'l4 ' of her construction; which may be referred. i :o il toget her with Admiral ' Schank: here is also , ,i anxious the i p . i tthii r c — srio n :t i ld li b li e s in w f:::tite n tl h o at t- 111, 0 t s ' t e t i :I v i e e ta r y 9s : r!rsother Gentlentanwhose authority cannot h. ; deviated one . Inch from the proper line, or 'llOtibted, that superintended the building of thus L i wi's'e acted in the least contrary to the law which vessel (which was named the Lady ,Nelson) under ; geVe them their powers they would, on appli ed . be enj t' I • Cointit'.ss. inner Schank, and drew the plan of her— ~ 11011 to ti Court . bt Equity, I mean :tie. Boyce, who was then Surveyor fo'r i sod he wished-the public t i o .be ii ( t i fo u r e t ' ne ll l ist" l nti. " to a 'Court of Equity, and confeis, if tire 'fact vessel. was built. Butt as faras 1 know in. respect ' scribe in a.setentific way. thc matinee tue auove eee— e ,---1 . ......,,, . . . --,, • _, I ! t .n t . ttt it was air,, that the sutra awed sly them ,in the es.. to her construction and eonsolidated frame of tiniate laid liciore l'arliauttnt would not be suffi. timber, the frame beads, were hi st halted too:. put i n C u i l e a n t t e t , o in e t t e ur i r s t i t i l l ic t . c e l y te x t l t: t i a tt .i to i e.xecutt ion eand npou .itstawly'be'eujOitied bad a .:fluff coat of tar, and the johni of the 'frames , i t h o e fi r t e c io lo se se ly : t a h n e d o t u h t e e l. t i • a t t i l l t e l i fil it i n t e u sh ' l t e iu t: k r t r l i te frame front breaking the ground of that or ally other iu dividual4 for the' foundatiOn of. their . authority their engagement with the Gegislettne tinned upon' this-7that the sum vated by theta was suf. burn it feather,.app ekd all over the. e onso m a ted i fluent to 6A:elite "the plan; and unless the Itintl ants filling fil ; vi letirlitelegt‘tt.tetitintilpbeecrras‘tilikp‘evp:eitilibi.°:ll:ll:iber(;)‘ll:liieknlng6l::t g a l' r 3l) l td l i :a ti"t t 'll w lll o l'g° ti l ir ti l . i: a" i was. sufficient to execute the whole' plan, a court f o r: e n v ' e 4: s l i t: L IU: 1 . )cl : t h d e h i a il v a e n t k i •za e s d b u r a o i r l i g l i i l l t e rOent,lo.st.7.bt ~beers T , 1 0( Equity would enjoin them from executing K.lty , - o f external Air cud AtIMP WliCet) . Mr. Seppiegs Here about to commence their op erations betwee n a plank uponber. Indepe ndent Of the citcluiion I Pn't "of it. H., therefore, when ,this eotoPall r i te pre . 1, rauldington'and the Hainpstead , road, Huy indivi. aPpeara to have his eve to on Account Of . j doal having property in their line bail called them lime, court ,ot equity., and haul compelled them, .borne Out iti owniore accounts than the ahnve bite,) servation of the tidler, am{ 'no doubt is fully i by the ordinary proceedings of such a court, t 0 viz. cleanliness, comfort, and a ecoinetodation. Independent of the 'dear ACCOillit given b'y donfess that' , the sum mentioned iit their esti- Lieutenant Grant sit his narrative of the manner . M cheme into 014:Cation they m aw wootti that'-rite be "fficteot to,carry the whOlts lit which the Lady NelScor pertormed the servicerevented from breaking otse inch of that grotth c l . she was ertiployed on U tinuan there : p nder hie cod, s , glut: have been are veriotts'other gOod accounts of : her from tel l' --These observations he - thre w ' o u t rathe r with a v iewer.° future schemes of this kind than : tts ttitlerent cootturoolets , and one ver y latel y trom i oecas i" the undertaking now more pert ieutlarly tinder cone Net' South 'Wales, where, on having sidetaticin ;. but if any man looked at the principles to' is:rip alt'sortie of the plank to tepair a easel upon . which the' Legislature acted in giving these which -appertained to 'one of the sliding, keels, t he ntrame 4 t i nt h e r wa ., f„„ n d in t h e hi g hest st a te 1 , extraciftlinttry powers, atol - to the practice of these of p r esettation„perfectly clean, anti entirely tree .1 Comir,itiies for, a long comic of time, he would from Wilgus, dry rot, decay, dirt, and vermin. i easily perceive that the practice was in opposition She tells also built without . knees. I . am not I to 'tit - e principle ; liir„ ever since the 'time of the sufficiently acquainted With 'Mr, Seppings's plan cif South Sea sehetne, one of the grounds or prio. seCoring-the beatni.,; but as, far us 1 eau glean I. oples upon WiliciLtb.ll.,,Legishittire. proceeded in h uff ; tit; Review, he sapplies an iron knee for a i giving these powers TV:as, that the snurtnentioned wooden Otte. ' " 1 iin the estiMate alas sufficient for the purpose , l i i -- • liw the above vette! the be a ms were dove-tailed I view. On that principle Parliament was pledged i nt , ) ," ( l iipma the 4,,,,i s o f ote timbers, a e c o lf litig 1 to act. Parlieureot also g ave these power s un the to the beat of niy recollection, ,it niost certailify I ground amloikOrstanding that the Company would without knees of any description. This rn ,,,t e , o e . 1 act 'honourably mid 'fairly towards indivitloals ; dove-tailing, %Otte the whole frame of timber is a n d their Lordships ouebt to take care that in 1064 op :to tt,l , ,w ill , to a sc ienti4e an d ( N eedl ing titeSe.!)ills it . oo,llld be distinctly pointed out against sttipelmilder, appear plain and simile. I can only i whom An intliVititialt • ‘‘ho conceived himself in preetture that ...the dove-tftil prevents any play iii- , 1 juredby the proceedings of such companies, \Vat of (. Wards ; while the bringing close Koine to. the outer. , to, ilOt iLkite LiS suit ; for, in oitieteen eases )tit. he beam the outsitle I itikl will prevent twenty, iedivitlttals found themselves, without le tfiti of rite play outwards —and vice rtisa on the oppo. lief,' nut beeause they not were entitled to it, !,tit site side. . because they tilt that know against whom to seek. . . - , I believe I am also correct in stating , that there I i w it." (To be eoniinye&) ere no bolts applied in the above instance ; and in all the ei , oititions of the Lady Nelson in heavy gales, 4c.:Stc. there never was a creak. !~curd, or theloOt strain or working of any description whatever, -during the time Lieut. _ Grant com manded tier, or those whose accounts have been received after him; .. - ~.„ litivlng trespassed "110 . 1111.1 C h. 'on yoar tune, ,lli only hope Ilea Mr, Seppings will find eve?y,te,. rouragement, both for his own original intprovv.- ments in ship-hitlitling, at thole of others, which Iris unprejudiced mind has lettliim to anolit--being of opinion. should ever this meet his eye, he %vitt be encouraged Alittmgh the prat rice that has already been utade - on the coosolidated plinciple-- to persevere unto the cod.---I ant i your's, Ste. J. G. _ Qn Friday afternoon four,of the Life Ginn - its men went to bathe in the , 11;i3On near, the JVL'i Harp House, Regency - Park.--Tlity %vete till awitutuing togt!ther,„ when one of them went down, and did not rise Again., The body tit as dragged for, and when, fonyti, the ustwl tileact , were had'recourse to, but without effect. At Steeple Aiton, near Devizes, on Monday lata. a lanouring man. of the name rat Orchard. irr t ited by some e xpresbions of a youth named 1-140oray, with whom hs WAS in company. dre!tr. a Cialp-knifa from his p o cket mist( stabbed to the heart. tie had declared he would star lie nsc.l the offertive t,ords uga4o: 1.1‘31 1 0 , v , AY expired instantly, Coronee4 verdieow--Marke. slaughter. •