The Sun. — London, England, 1817-07-07 00:00:00

~ - N • ~1 .~ / = •.% • - t 5. -~ r~ :% ~: 44 4 • • 4, -.4 7%1 \\.\ ki'!;ll'4, . . F. i ......„... r:..\----„li ..1.-., T --11 T 1 " v i , C.. 7 :. •-••''''''', , . I „ .' 1 ' ii.r.' A :',%; .4 ,:',,, ,, a ;..:0, NY V:,,,',; ...... -..:4....... , I.—. c ‘4 . ' e NImrBER 7749.] PIICTUALLING-OFFICE, June 17, 1817. Mil t . COA MISSIONERS for VICTUALLING •liis mdfEsTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That T uesdny,' . the Bth of Jnll next, they will be ready to receive Tenders• io writing . ((ealed up), and treat Fitt' the Supply qf It* " FRESH BEEF mat; be required for the use kis 1174.1esty!s Skips and Vessels al-Siranracr and Loch Ryan, on ‘4s Coost of Scotland, for Twelve Calendar Months, from the 236( °f July next. ? Ire Conditions of the Contract may he seen at the Se- Ilre !ery's Office, at Ws Office; or by applying to the Collector o f the Cmitoms at Stianracr. regard will be had to any T niler in which The Price 4401 1 not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not 6 ° delivered to the Board before One' o'Clock on the' said 7 ' t 'esday, the Bth of 21aly next ; nor unless the Person who ttakes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, -attends to ansthe r when called for. Each Tender ?fine also be 'accompanied by a Letter egned Ly two responsible Persons engaging to become onand with 140 Partg.tenderink, rn the Penal Sum of .5001. fir the due Perfornmowe of the Contract. 11C7714 LL I YG-OFrICE, June 20, 1517. , - - - Ii E COMM ISS lONE RS for VICTU4LL IN 6 N4I 7 Y do hereby give Notice, 140 t on Tuesday, the . Bth of JO/ next, litry will lie ready to receive •Tenders in writing - (senleil an), for certain ()frau lilies o f p r ime IRISH lik,`EF vnil PORK (cured in the last 4 foson, andeontuine , t in 11,1f-ProtCheons, Tierces, and ,Vava Z ara . cls), not exceeding in tl,e ag,err,grete Three, Thousand 7 'ere es of' each spec-es; Ihe deliv,red 31st day of "lagu.st next, into his Majesty's ricnaii4g . Stores at 'brptArd ; -and bp he paid for by Bills payable,,without lii terest, sixty days after date. ' 2 7 , (' Conditions (Y . the Contract may he seen at the c rrtary's Office. • . I VO Tender for a lesce?nantiln than to the extent of Two liandred Tier , es of each sin ((es will be •arcepted ; nor will regard he had to ant/ in uibic tke Price .thall not be inserted Words at length, or •`eat shall not he , I,li , ered to the hoard before U.,e 07C1 , ,ck on the .said 'Pm s!!ag, tbe Bth ttl 4 ;11 , ) next,' nor nolos 'tee Per:o'n who makes tne Tender, or 'woie Pcrson I,lt his behalf, attends to answer wizen called VIC/W.11,r ' YG-OF June 23, 13t7. COMMISSIONERS, or VICTUALLING E Ms 31,-1.11 4 :5T S VrIVY do hereby give Notice, that on "Tuesddy,the dth, Julry ne:Vt, they will'be read!, to re ceive :Polders is loriting .s.erft.;(l op), and treat for Two HUNDRED fl FIFTY i itIALDRONS of COALS (each Chaldron in consist of Thirty-six Bos'et, TPinchester meg azire) of 021 C" ofthr following 74 ies, • Sir Henry Vane Tewi►est's Eden Main, Russell's Main, Boum. Moor Main, or Newbuttle Bourne Moor. ;Ur; tlilityrell bat, C',.rts - tin Jett?, of the Rewtrii-Intpita l at Ilasfor, nrur G,,sp4rt, nu or before the r3let day IV --lug . mst ; and, o,he . paid . I,ir by Bill. petyli.',le, withimt ' 43 '41 flay.% often date. ''ht' Con , lilions . of the Contract mar be seen at the Se- C rtiar,'s Qffive, at this (tyke; or by applying to the .11gent Ilestur •IVO • • o to n wAieke'Price 1. d tt,t 44 11 not inserte le d hd words nny a T t ender rth. i or that th shall not 6 e ttriireroi 'to the Thard oefore One o'Cloek on the said nroa, the.slit of jnin next ; nor unless the Per on who 7n a.lces fee l';•Adel, J(Jiat' PerS'Oli we .is behalf; atleinis, to wlun called tor. ROYAL HOSPITAL, (TILLSEA, JULY 5i 1 41 7. ji'..V* , pat:twice of ;he Act . (.1 : tilt. 55.;11 year of present Ma esty, by which it is enacted that the Out ', e.Ni:.ners .I I:ns I ii)spital shah in fetteb - e he paid quarterly, . 1 1 ittivance, instead of had-yearly, Notice is hereby gis en, by oider of the Eight. Honourab e the Lords and. others, Com liii,!siopers for panaging the attairs of t he'said Heypital, that all oie Out-re isioneis (hereof, resoling - in London,. or W D ilhin the istrici'of t iie Bills of Mortality, are . re4uirett to 4 lipt ar i iersiiiialiy atal regimentally, with theiv Instructions a4;i ( el tnicates :,f Admission, at the Secretary's (Mice in the said tiospn.i., •di their respi etive days, and in their different c 4, SVS, ace ~niii4C to their several Rates of Pension, as un dertninitiooe ; 'then attendance will be given from Nine 4. clock in, the Morninvontil three in the Afternoon, tor 11 ): Paynient of a (tuai fe r of a Year's Pension in advance, to the. 24th of !iejitember next: . .. . . Oa WEDNESDAY, the 9th il July. The Pensimters at sth per da), and thk.St at. bd. to the cud of the numbered itegitntutS. On THURSI;AY, the loth of-July. • Those at 61.. front the Royal (Tai tison Battalion, and re maining ite4init•l,ts and ' Corps; those at tid. and all the k :at'a: ey at 9d per day. On FILIDAY, the I I th (4.111 y. Those at 9d. per day, from the Ist Foot Guards to the COtti Foot indostve. sAITEWAY, the 12th of J,oly. Those at 94. per day, Irmo the ()Ist Foot, arta' all the re itt•giuteots . and Corps; as also those at 104. per day. On MONDAY, the 14th of July. Those at Is. per itty, fnint'Cie tlitfereot ',1.e.-011141W; of Ca vitlr), with the ist and id 'Regitnews of Fokit Ottattls, On C[UE•I)AY, the 15th Those at Is. per Frei{ the ..td Regiment of Fo•it Guards, tp t ead toi the tutiuuerca Regimeats at that izate. On WED>: ESO.N.Y, the If;th of July,. 'r 'lnce at IS. pet i:ay, ti oh' the Itoyal the rutuicitog Re b uilt Ills and Corps - ; aid also those ' 4 Is• o a t,. pt.:* Ott "11-11.71ISDAY, the 17t!) of July. ~ u se at Is. Id. Is. !id. Is. .d. Is. 21d. acid Is. :!d. pet Lid On Ffi!DAY, the 18111 of Joiy. l'in'e at Is. :35,1, !s. 4(1. I. 4itl. Is. 3d, Is. sid. Is. 6d. IS sO. is. 7d. I;. 7 3 d. Is. fid. Is.. 80. is. 9d. Is. Did. and ls. I d. per day. On SATURDAY, the 19th of. July. • ThosYnt 1.. lota. per day' and tipw.;-6, with the private (.4.li!!en re , e;vo .Aoniaties in lieii ofTensionis front tlit. It,ci!ifeots of Foot also the Pen 'i., a• the se...rid Iteginients and Ciro . , Who have dt.l it.i; led ° a extiititit of Blroltiesq. s also. ordered aim Jiroctei, that all the Ottt-Pensioners to Ilie sad ila,spital, do pay- prtiettlar attention to 4' I they are re quir e d produce at the /;" the% ait'e-tered to t:•:t.istnit to the .stet-(• , :traf uf v'k Lana F,irces in Loudon, tHeii Ati;,;:tvit s o n or iollixthately after 'telery hitt! their Nautes will not he etitri et: off ille fOr t it Quarter, and tea,:. :ar t! rot a Aet wv.rif,4 t ie eba.,re the i •ri,e, of, Abode, as 5 1I+:ciileil in Ili' ii vaiilioi.t unavoidable uctes,ity, rare! : Andt ~:%) still frwithilV;itiV attellillt to rc rei Ve 1 . 1,ti payment of his tieo.ion, caber at ( hetsva e of at thil , -1-fit Pktees, lie shall he stl en I i ~ 11. the List anti Wr it:it ail tienefit fr"Ta this E,l tent . 11.1L1 - 1,111,1) ZN.tiaiVk;, Se4:retary and Registrar. Al N DAY J CLY 7. le-17 VIC7't.LII.I,I-VG 011. IGE, June 2i, 1417. H E COM jIISSIONER.S for VICTU-ILLINO " ji s 11/3 :11,4.1ES7'Y'S SA 1 7 Y (11 hereby st i r ,volit." that on uesdao the 13th flag of J.ely xt, they will be ready to receive Tenders iu writing (.4raW ap), and treat I%)r TWO' HUNDRED CH LDRONti tf Ct (each Chaldron to consist of Jflnche.ter illeasur),'of one of the following g n allii,, v i z . : — Sir Henry Vane Tempest's Eden Main, • -Rs sseß's Main, BOurne Mnore Main, Newbottle Bourne Moor, Lambt on's Primrose Main, NeLhani's Main, Neistiam's High Main, or Lamin,o's Mai!,; To be delivered into the,Cellttrs of the Royal Hosyittit at Plymouth, between the Ist and Mist days rf ilugust next; and to be paid for by Bills payable, 'without Interest, Sixty Days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may he seen at the Secre tary's Office, at this C) ice, or by applying- to the Steuiard of Plymouth Hospital. An regard will ve had to any Tender in which the Przce dull' not be 'inserted in wordS at -length, or that shall not be delivered to 1 heßOard before One o'Cluck on the said Tuesday the 15th of July next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or his some Person on his behaq, attends, to answer when called for. TEN - THOUSAND POUNDS for the First-drawn - PI:I2E on WEDNESDAY NEXT, on which Dar ALL are sure W be-PRIZES. lirjrint,SSßY and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 26, Cornhill,- hare a variety of Tickets and Shares on Sale for the present brand Lottery. The Scheme contains' 4 Hazes of 20,0001., 2 of 10,0001., 2 of 2,0001., 2 of 1,0001., 4 of 4,01 . . 4 of 304)1., 6 of 2001., 10 of 1001.,—besides, 501., 201., &c. aii.l ugly 10,400 Tickets. An early Pnrelhise is recommended by HORNSBY and Co. as being trill advantageous to every Adventurer. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING MONEY will be paid in addition, to the Holder of the.First-drai,vn Prize NEXT WEDNESDAY. TBISH wishes his Friends to bear in mind -.That the Drawing is about to take place NEXT W ED- N EsDA Y, being the First Day.—All- Purchases inade'prior to that period will be entitled to peculiar advantages, ,the full particulars of which have been given in former Advertise merits. - Tbe.Public Favours are very respectfully solicited at the truly fortunate, and c•tniequeotly factiurite ()dices of T. ISISH, Stock-Broker, 4, Cortibit I, and 9, Chnritupeross. Who sold in the Last Lottery (as usual) wore Capital PriZt9 thUn any other Office-keeper. .161.WIFT alit) Co. had the satisfaction, in the 1..." LAS!' LOTTERY, of selling No. 70.95, the only Pi ise of 20,0001. Money, in Shares: , aiso No 2,6 ti, a lirize of 20,u0u1. 3 perCent..Consols, in the . last October Lottery, likewise in "hares; besides numerous other Prizes of 1,0001. snul &c &C. &c. • - SWIFT a"4 CO. revvertfolly rtnh;ti their Friemis and Public that the dreiveing of the present Grand - Lottery - bcgtitts on WEDNESDAY NEN, the 9th July. The Scheme con tains 4 ...... Pr izes of 2 2 Besides others of 1,0001. 5001. 2001. &c. &c. •More• than two-thirds of all the Pickets wiil he drawn the hrst July 9th, when the 'first-drawn 'rize will receive 10,0001. in addition; and every Blank will he either entitled to 101. Money, or become a New Ticket, to be drawn on the i9th July (being the SeCond Day), with the iipiion of re ceiving 101. instead of such Ticket, brie proportion four any Share. Sehetnes at large way be had gratis ,at and CO.'s Minxes,' No. 11, Poultry, I No. 31, Aldgate High 14; Cirtriug Cross, Street; Where Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety. ,NEXT WEDNESDAY The First-drawn Pr.ze will receive TEN THOUSAND POUNDS! THE SCHEME CoNTAINi 4 of L. 20,000 2 of 10,000• 2 of 2,000 - &c. &c. 8,064 PRIZES-4,336 BLANKS,— making together 10,400 Tielits, and being Four Prizes to One Blank ! el CARROLL Stock- litoket , trusts his Friends t li4 • have not forgotten the eminent, success which has ge nerahy attended Purchasers at his old-establiShed Offices, particularly in the late Lotteries, when 7,735, the last-drawn Prizeof 30,0001. was S.ild in Shares, with numerous others, at 7, COUNHILL, and 26, oxyww-sTREET. lie recommends most particnlaily to their attention the pre 'sent Scheme, which they wilt hod to possess more advantages 'than have ever before been presented to the Public. • Thi rapid rise in the Funds has-increased the value of the Prizes nearly 101. per Cent.. whilst every Ticket that may be drawn a Blank on the First Day will be drawn a4ain,. and thus have a Double Chance of obtaining a Capital Prize. OrderS from the Country punctually executed at the fol lowing low PI Ticket lBs. Half • .1..9 19 0 rig - Ilth 1.2 1I 6 'Quarter 5 1 0 6 0 NEXT - WEDNESDAY, NINTH JULY. SIVEWRIG HT is the Contractor for the IL, • GRAND SW.IMER LOrI'EUY of 10,400 Tickets, Two-thirds of which (viz. 7,000) will be drawn NEXT WED NESDAY, when every Ticket will be entitled to a Benefit, and the lowest Ten Pounds in Money; besides FOUR PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND POl NDS, of 10,0001. &c. &c. and as no former Scheme, ofl so snail U' number of Tickets, ever did contain more -than TWO, Hier: is Twice the Usual Chance of olltaining Prizes of that Magnitude, .in favour ofrveey Adve tiirer. The Scheme shortly is 4 .... Prizes of .... L. 20,000 2 . . 2 1,000 94 2,130 smaller Prizes 5,900 Blanks to be new tickets, or receive tOl. Money 59,000 8,06 , 1 Prizes. 1 S9,4tio Thus the absolute Small Prires are equal to the usual pro-. - portion. There is further the .5,900 lihtolis, that in foxrner Sehcoies s would liive-remaioed are in this scheme to become lew 'Tickets, or entitled to 101. each, making an Extra Sinn of 59 MAI. in favour of this Lottery. 41 , plendid 'Total of 189,4601. and every 'ficket bonafide worth 161.75. lutl. in Money, or 61.75. lad. each more titre' former Lotteries, though 'rickets are 51. chcapr:r,. and selling at the: low priers of • • . . . Ticket - ,C 5 1 0 H•Of 9 1 . 9 0 lilabib • Sixtenitl, At his Old Offices, . aV No. 37, Condi'll, Nu. 11,11°11mm, and Bg, liayrnarket, 141, Oxfurd-street. . 'Flu. Drawl. g beging the , 9th 01.. Y, when the F . iisl,drawn Prize will 'reetive l'eu TliutlAand Pounds nitire, aria' every Ticket will become a Prize u 1 LIUI lase than 191. value. NEAR LONDON. - 1-1 4 . I t tIVENTY GUINEAS per A NU'N'T, YOUNG -are 1 her,!tv BOARDED and TA - I.7GHT anti NEEI - ii,EVCIOR Abuve that age, iv...lndian; the FI elicit Language, ,GeuiEraphy, History, Chrono;o:gy, iunt'Ornitinetital Wifiks, Only TNVenty-tive Gui neas per A 1 1 ,141.11. .1 . 11,, 501413011 13 extruinely -healthy, and convenient ‘-1,-n,ies passing the door every hoar. Respectable refer,nets will he given and regain Letters (post-paid; addressed to A. B. 214, Bermondsey street, will he immediately attended to. TO BREEDERs OF CATiLE. THE WHOLE of die very vahtabJe BREED ING STUCK of improved SHORT HORNS, eOnsist int,. o f B u ll s , cows, Heifers, and Calves, belonging to 'GEORGE GIBSON, Esq. of Stagshaw Close House, near Corbrike, Nortbunilicrland,..and of J. D. NESHANI, , Esq. of Hougbton-le-.sprin4,DurhaM, will be SOLD by AUCTION in the Month of 'SEPTEMBER NEXT, by Sir.'FELl.. These Stocks (which combine the two grand desiderata of beauty and utility of forrn, and._ which have been reared. re gardless.-of txpence)• will be sold without reserve, whvehy the Public will have an opportonity, which may not hgaii: occur, establishing themselves in this Breed of Cattle, now generally ttllowed to he the bist its the world.—The Days of Sale will lie given in future advertisements. Ilartan, near South Shi'elds, 2d July, 1.817. TO CA I ITALISTS AND FUNDHOLDERS. To be SOLD'by PRIVATE CONTRACT, By CHALK and MEGGY, .T. HE several ESTATES undermentioned, welt situate in various parti of .the C.ontity of Essex, with suitable Dwelling-houses and requisite. Out-buildings, and to which respectable good Truants are ready to take Leas! s, at spiel) Rents as will enable them to constantly pay, with pleasure to themselves and satisfaction to -their Landlords: and which will pay man,y a nindbolder, who has now an op portunity of turning his Funded PrOperty into Laud, at an Intercit of - 5, G., and, in some castis, 7 per Cent. . A 14A-101, of about 2O Acres. Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto - 53 Acres., Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto . 110 Acres. Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto • 170 Acres. Ditto Ditto The 'Pee rt imple and Absolute PropiTty. in Many. of the above Farms way be purchased at sums which, only a few years ago, were paid in many instances fur the remaining term of a lease.' Particulars of the respective Estates flay he seen, by ap plying personally at :leggy and Chalk's Otlice, Chelaisturd; and letters, post paid.only, will he attended to. • [One Concern.] FRAUD PIIEVENTE9. , T 0 counteract the wally attempts that are ua , iy made to impose in Ow unZvary . a Spurious, Composition iti,tead of the GEN t'IN E tircp.tre.l by IMV and MAILTIN. they are induced to adopt a Kew Label, in_ which t ben. Adtittestt t. • , . _ _ •97, High Holborn, i s placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this,. and the dilterence of the Type, which is unlike all Let tcr•press, will enable Purchase, sat on.ce to detect the ImpO sition.. The HEAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and NIARTIN, 97, Hi4h Ho►born, will in future he s o ld in th o - I les at 6d. Is. and Is. 6d. each, and a Copy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY and MARTI'S, 97, High Holborn. RETRENCHMENT IN THE CHARGES OF GENTLE- M LN'S CLOTHES. this CI iris of pecuniary Distress it isincom bent on every person to lay out their atone' to the best advantage.—:l Saving of One Guinea in Four.—Fashionable Coats, cut and made in a superior and elegant. style, of the best superfine Cloth, front 31. 6s. to 31. I s. ; NV . ristcoats, 'front 10s. to 165. - ; best tlonble-milled Cassirnere Ilr,Tehes, from 11. ss. to 11. 10s.; superfine Trowsers, from 11. Is. to 11: 15e. ; a variety of Russia• Duck, Drill, Jean and Nankeens, of a peculiar cool texture for the present season, and wirni elitoates. Snit of Livery complete, 41. 10s. Foreign Orders executed with dispatch. 11hreboots and th,se wAnting large quantities will find the greatest advantrtge, by obliging with their- Orders RADFORD and Co. Woollen-drapers, 188, Fleet-street, four doors east of, Chancery-lane.—llegolar Tailors being kept in the house, they can with confidence re commend their Articiles.as being of the very best qualities and most reasonable charges. A BOOK long wanted, there being nothing of the.kind: be tore extant, price Gs. bound. This. Day were pikbliilied, pROVER BS PAIIA PH . .in Verse, of all Measures, for the purpose of teaching Persons-to read it correctly and Intruunti.susly, which few du; with Rules fur so doing. For the Usu U1SC110(11S. Morality is here taught by Pictures (a fascinating mode of Instruction), of which there. are here more than sixty, beau tifully and huinouroucly designed, after the manner of Ho orn] moralizvd, and by the same Author. It is worthy of any Library, as a fine Specimen of printing Wood Engrav ings. It suits limb seXPS and all Ages, and wants . only In si-ection to recommend it. Also, The PR GRESS of MAN from the Cradle to the Grave, and of SOCIETY from its Infancy, with upwards of one hundred well-desi,:iied (Ails, price 55. bound. Sold at No. t, Paternoster row, • BY HIS NIAJE'iTY'S ROYAL LgrrERS PATENT. .J. METCALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR. BRUSHES, for, 411 kinds of Uses. THE Uuiversal Reception and Uubonnded Pa tronage (beyond all parallel) given to these New In vented liv in Society, is a wonderful 7instance.of their excellence over every other Is, o'envent- for 'cl ea n,im: the Head front-Scurf, l'hereby' strengthening, heautii ring, and promotiog the growth of ;he. As BRUSH the/ are approved and rectum mentled by- Proftsqor Cormao. They :ire alin e v st i a . t ned to t all binds of Personal Uses, as for all DoinestiC PurpOses, wherein a greater degree of cleatiiineis will prevail, anifcoal 7 hint, economy with expedition. They are also of the greatest consequence for Manufacture and Machinery, and are highly appreciated by a number of the first ,artisalle in the coun try, the superiority of the pal cut Brushes is sO grtat; that (in compatisein: all others- are wholly useless; as will he proved on trial. Patent Brushes are warranted free from whalebone, or any adulteraCmi, and at the same price as genuine Brushev here tofore made. _ _ . 'To t had jletnil of the Patentee, No. fri, Great Mary-le hone-street, p or tla n d-ptace, and at :tem, Oxford79trcet, and all respectable V,lnters of Brushes in the United Kingdom. N.B.—Some hatidulent Shopkeeper.; ItAi:iogi imposed on the Public, both in price root quality, by sellio4 spuiions Brushes, please tn ask fur 3, Metcalfe's Potent Brushes, and see caeir brush has the Patentee's Stamp iniprest4..d on it, " Metcalfe, Pat cntee," ,with the Rural Wboleial• Orders to be Midi - , s-cd to.Mletealle and Kent, 49, Dean-street, Soho, or Kent, Poultry, Loudon. p " sENr,Nipil•ac, B A . TO THE I 3 DITON. OF THE SUN: ta4ie mid smell, the I' chpminess, and other disi:zreeebte ipaliiies of I the Bread made Iron! the bid Flour of last year, are well known, and . have been the subject - of universal complaint ; hill I tear the remedy is tint so well kno in as the importance of the subject must lead every one to wish. I there ore trust you ivill excuse the liberty I take in troubling you with this letter. _ __ . _ ._ _ Some time ago, a Lady applied to me respect,. ing the best chemical Means for improving the bad Breasd made from last yea►'s Flour ; and gave ,her, in consequence, a:concise summary of two articles in the.Philosonhical Magazine, writ ten by Mr. EDMUND Davy, Sir HUMPHREY' iJAvY's cousin, and Professor ,f Chemistry at Col k, recommending the use of magnesia. 1 this morning received . a letter from my friedd, iu which she sends use the thanks of all her neigh bourhood for improving their- Bread : they hat! hetore tried soda, and various other recipes i with little effect ; it continued clammy and nnpalate- able. I considered the souOt whence I ilerived my information as so much within the reach of every one interested in the subject, that I should. haraly have thought it worth communicating to you, but from the above-mentioned letter. Lest, therefore, the Magazine should not be in the hands of some of your Readers, I. will state, as concisely as I can, tile results. The Wheat of last year had almost all begun to germinate, even before it was cut ;. the . conse- ,quence is, the conversion.of the farinaceous matter into sugar, which . not only checks the fermenta"- tion. of the Bread, and renders it heavy and clammy, but turns acid during the baking.—Mr.. DAVN. recommends, that the _Flour shall be first thoroughly dried by a slow beat (before the tire, for instance, in.preterence to an oven), and shall then be• mixed with thirty grains peviroond of _common magnesia—(rhe cakined will not answer. the saute end.) The Aread will them be more, eiastic, whiter, deprfted of its acid, its nuplea•- • 141“ taste and smell, and (which the Baker will . not like the less) the Loaves will be larger and . heavier froth the saute quantity of ITour : front t‘venty to forty grains of common nthv,tiesia may be used to the pound of Flimr, act•ordiog'to its duality, but thirty is the average estimate. a proof that roost of the bad qualilies of the - Bread made from last year's Flout anises from its con.. taining- sugar, 100 grains of soft sugar may be mixed with hail a poond of good oil Flour, and the Bread will then be very nearly as bail as that made ft oni the bail Flour of la.it year. E. A. EVANs'S l'lON. Mr. IlAnmE4, the Solkitor tti Ev Arils, the Pd . .' soner, hits thohght proper to enter into a corre.' spondence with Mr. STUART WORT LEY, in cohse4 (pence of what the latter said in the Hone Commons on EvANs's Petition. As that Petition contained a series of gross exaggerations and false hoods, it not surprising that Mr. HARMER should be anxious to clear himself .froth the sit-picion - of having fiameti it, but, from the style of his letters. to Mr. S.WoarrLEY, it is not more surprising that ,he latter should have wished to put an end to the, correspondence. 'I he following are the Letters ,vhich petssed on the ocea•ion HaLtun Garde?), 'Thursday Night. St ft,—My attention is this moment cal led to the Newspaper 'Repori of your Speech in the House of Commons last night * , and I cannot refrain front expressing indignant astonishment at finding myself accosed by you as a fabricator of falseh.o to excite unmerited odium .against Government, • Had you, Sir, condescended to mate the feast inquiry into._ my character and conduct through life, before you thus at. tacked me, the Jesuit would have convinced you that I ara: incapable of falsehood, or wilful misrepresent9tion—you Would likewise have discovered that all the os:';eii ions are no , true on which your accusation against me is ;srotinded. First you-say, that there was no detention or delay in the presents-. tion of the prisoner's petition ; but, without attributing insinuating bfame to any one, I cant velSture to assert that the .first petition Mr, Etans prepared was delayed, although another was ultimately presented. • You tv.xt say . r. rimed not know tbilt his former - complaint was presented, and ',aware of the fact,. prepared the last petition with.a false allegation. But the truth is, that Me. Aces was apprised, and perfectly aware, that one petition of his was presenter! to the Ilouse of Commons iu February last, and I delis• that I prertred OA, last petition, it is Ali„ Evans' own writing, I merely had it engliossed, out adding or diminishing a single f.ict, and therefore no re- , sponsiliiio can, as I conceive, attach to me, ever should the: allegations be unftffincted. Li, bon ever, dates were tresorted, to, I doubt not the delay which Evans couiplains of would bo ascertained. • avio- ,nnv; hope, convinced yon that 'your asst r• tioni were erroneous, I expect you will not hesitate to :AC. kuowletlge, as publicly as your accusation, the inju,tice yen: d,iue ue. • And am. Sir, your very obedient serent. J. S. tlortky, Esq. M.P. J. HARMER. . • No. - 24, Lower Brook , street, Friday morning. . , Stn,--I have to aelinowledge the receipt of your letteri coMplaining of an attach made by tne upon you lit the Massa of Cumulous, on Wednesday night, on the deb.ste upon Mr. Erans's fetition. I could not .at the time, ni t , can I now., wish in any degree to reit ut (l i ma your limiter cOnduct, ii, 1.1 , ,aad 1 ant perfect- , ly t•ealy to giet• Credit to all you say ilium that sitliject ; hut you must excuse ore if Valid, that tiat,\ iti,standing the ex plauat.. .011 w ,- 11 . 141 in tour . 10 ter, my opiaion of. the civcritm. Stance's touter which tilt: Evans's Petition was prer red and presented remain uttellaned, kiwi• that, thieret.re, t ratumt accede to the wish expressed in the Lit.tvi pa.l. ut your letteri I am. Sir, your very hdroble setmt.t 4 James Harmer, Esq. JAS. STUART wors:itny: • 1-lattini-t.attleit;i , rid:l Afternoon. Sitt,--.A , ! by your letter of to-day y, (;-•,,iitte••rettuering e that justice 7.-hich, front the full mi. I farnislicoi I had a rat lit th expect, I Iti!t•l' the nceess.ty of lay rut facts before the public, hit they may lotto judg-. oh•itt as to %NIA) has " tt;Sei led falsehumt for the visit') pup. pose bt exeiting u:oust atil, Sir, your chi:Aleut 'servant, J. S. Wort:q, Haiti. ' • ITARNIEI?, :So. 24, Lower Night. lit{,---In answer tel '.tun letter alt this afterith cil, I have oily to say, thut you will act Uscy‘in ;,roper ; tint riot telll obsi.ric, that 1 am hilt atisweruble for tht aecu. :cy of i“.y newspaper teport ul tt hu rt I in the House of €1,:11,•;IA Olt IVeilorsday last, and that, if 1 am to judge of the have seen,ftnin tlitt'questatiOns yon nu he from it, that at :Lai is not a cot tact . . I',i•g•ging to,,t this correspondence rniy now cease, i on], your r, ty 1$ tinitAv savant, J. Ilattner, E. J. STU4URT WORTLLY.