The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-23 00:00:00

undertaken ;to
E ;VNT mrGRTS.--. Mans? years ago, jou runno.di
far distant --countries were less frequently
fradeed, theAnduceinents were less, and the Vanage more expensive
tad tedious. yet even then an OutiattiugDepartment was kept by
E. MOSES and SON, and was liberally encouraged by all persons
about to leave England: But-now, when thousands are emigrating
—when distance is forgotten, and'prOitiscts brighten with glorious
Anticip Along of riches in abundance—the Outfitting- Department of

E. MOSES and SON'S magnificent trade assumes . a prominence
truly surprishig.' Wily should-it be otherwise They have un-
equalle I facilttie?, from long experience aid universal connexions;
they have a 13tock unequldled in tit t world for extent, suitability, and
quality ; they have had more patronage in this department than :soy
other house ; they pay iinniediate.attentiol to ail spplications made
by Emigrants, for WtIOSO. spectaraccommodation a separate depart-
ment is kept in E. MOSES and &ON'S gigantic Establishment ,
and, what is of greater import once still, their Ou. fits are superior
in quality, and lower in price, than ,hose.of any other establishment.
11l t equisite infornia ion relative to sailing of vesse's, &c and full
• fists of Outfits. May be obtained on application, or forwarded to any
Part of the kingdom freeo f charge .
,
St Swithin'S is passett'aad no change the Weather. If we are
to credit,traditiiin, the hot days,are. long 'to eontintie ; and many
will exehange the qrovidtd. busy City for. eonntry quietude and- the
healthy breezes of the sea coast,. Let each lady and gentleman: pro
c treDress for these occasions at fhb Magnificent EMPoriti Ile of
novelty 'and fishiOn mtintained" by E. 'M iSEti arid SON: its
lieauty, novelty, and - variety,* surpas,es all previous ' displays.
.fuvenilc'flothint of unparalle'ed elegance. Prepared for
the season by a Celebr ited,Sti.ff of ar• is Ts, wliose talents have
entirely devotel td its design's. Light aid. Elegant Dress for all
clasaes,,sultable for all professions and occupitions, at E. MOSES
and SON'S. ,
au CONNEXION went ANY OMER HOUSE IN olt OUT-Or LONDON,
exeept: their own E'stablistnnentaa as follows.-- • ,1
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L ndoii City listablisinnent, 151, 155. 156, sun 0), 41inutie., 83,
11, 85, and r‘6, Alclgate, opposite Ur Ohurch, all contrannicatins.
i, ~,,, West-end Branch, 506, 507, 51.5, 'Tow Oxford-itre.t, 1,2,
nd 3, 3mi-sty:lot, all noTinunicating. .
, .
B •adfc?-a. Ctoikshlre) Branch, 19,31r/4: 9trle . .

containing S Branch, 36, Fugate.- .
slerehant l',.llors, Clothiers, Hatters, Hosiers, Farriers, 13(M
sud Shoemakers, and General Outdtters for LadieS And qtatiorLet,•
The E•tablishmeati are e'..ose Prom sunset Friday ti Win. t
Saturdays, hen basiness is restlmed till. Twelve o'oloa, on
EsDanol.
A new Book, entiVed " rhe Library of Eleganr.e.4
fill list ot prices, and directions for self-measurement, can ga a
gratis, on 'application, or ferwarded, post-free, to any d,
ktngdoin.. Part of the
A handsome Almanac for the year ending 1852 can be had
• gratis,
on application. "
Ici I'on parle Francais. 1 Qui si parla Italian°.
!Tier soricht man Deutsch. Aaaa se habus.,„

EXPERIMENTS WITH LAIIGR'6( rzys.
SZ,EBORiiiESS, Jci --
Ar-21.-LieutettAnt-Geneial Sir
Thomasl/10nalan, K,(3.8., commandant of the garrison
at Woolwich; Atiej,,r-Gener4l Ctlmobell,,ColUnd CatOr,
R. A.., Colonel BI inShartl,.C.B , RE, ;. Lieutenant-Colo_
'net Anderiaii, LieutenantOolonel Burn.. 1 .y: -aeutenant„,
Colonel Palliser, Lieutenant-Colonel Pickering, Brigade_
Nfelor'Bintiham, Major Dupuis, and a great number of
officers of the Riyal Artillery Visited Shoeburyeq,„, to,
day to 'witness xpeririaents with shot and shells Bred
i',oal a 82-powid,:r and an 8-inch gun Stationed on a
olatfortn. ',rho. ob)ect •aimed- at wss a flowing target.,
6 fees square, at f,060 yhitli rang; and the practice
,ite -allowed by all the Officers present to have been
the water SO near the target
the best, on the "Whole' number of rou'tids• fired, of
l'os in several instances to
fly they had ever •witnessed, eery shot striking
turn it round, and in no case would a vessel. of 500 tape
ssuqpe being hit. The ricocheting of the shot had.a fine
effect, it being high water -at the time of firing; and On
each rebound of the shot the water wa4-thrown'highloto
she
air; and fr.rfectiv at a distance' f nearly thrse ranee,
the sun shining brilliantly at the time; The burStio2
shells made also excellent.practice, the fazees acting *i
EiverY instance' with'the greatest nicety,The' sh.lls- xi -
*ding within about . twenty yards of the -targeCtie -ii.
also fired at-an elevac
sea ding forward with greet velocity the broken fr sin:
menta with _ most destructive (Afoot. A 12-pound'"
rnekot, by Colonel Cator, was:
of fifteen degrees from one of Boxes' tubes and machl) :
good flight as to direction; bat it went considerably b„-
yond the tarot: Tho'galtant officers returned to Vi,
0
wich in the Zephyr steam- vessel at a late hour. 01-
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PTJTNEY AND ROEqAMPTON REGA.TTA..
Thewrerm,n sit Pu ney Wednesda ro "red for
purse given by thnnObility and gentry of t e neighbOn a
hood. It was in three heats, with ten competitors.
First treat.
William Cobb and GeoVge Cover),
WilU Rob' find Thomas R. Green *. 1

liam ,obinqon
Wen by three or four lengths. ••• 2
SecOnd'fleat.
Thomas Green and Charles Green ..• •••
JAmes Slge and Josepb Green • ..• • ... •'• 1
It was a well!contested heat throughout. 2
Final. Heat.
John Robinson and Frederick Phelps •••
William Robinson and Thomas R. Green ••• 1
The winners by general, consent were Percnitt.e.d 2
t
row instead of' Sege and Green, owing to o
their
withdrawal.

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" NEW ' ACT ON PliAnliCr.— A Ilanng tbd ..A.,tB
passed in the late session was one for regulating'the qualia.
'cations of pharmaceutidal cheMists. It is declared to be e,..
pedient for thersafery'or the public that persons exereiein
the business or calling of pharmaceutical chemists Greg
in
-- ....Teal
Britain should- possess •a competent .practical knowledge of
Pharmaceatical and general chemistry, and other branches of
offieetlrlO
chemistse is
useful knowledge. Further it is .declared that it is
.exile.:
dient, to prevent Ly,nOrant and incompetent persons *m as.
suming the title of, or pretending to be, pharmaceutical che-
mists, and, to that end it is desirable that all persons before
fhb examiners
assuming such a title-should be • examined 11S to their skill,
to be appointed, a register should'be kert by some legally authorised
f Wench persons; The charter of the pharmaceutical
to
an to be ;approved by this Act. Brlaws are be framed
registered.A re int '
ciety at the
irroved by the Secretary of State.' g nui is
ea, and, all members, associates, &c.• of the .so-
re of thie Act (30th June) are entitled to be
petency. Alt perso
are eligible to be electedj' pharmaceutical chemists
registered as
also assistants or a -
prentices. No ;Arson members, as assi p.
are to grant certificates of_ e.o.m.
cal chemist unless registered , tindet penalties to be recovered
to assume the title of pharmaceuti-
i;oth ult., whell,it raclteni d.'' The Act took effect from the
-,- 4'..--, .-- Ted ;he 'Royal peat; .