The Sun.
London, England, 1820-02-21 00:00:00

BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY'.

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LIPTON anal CO. 62, QUEEN-STREET,
CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. Cheap, Dtuabk, and
mpenetrable Paints.

per Cwt.
40s
765
.112 s
. 26s
30
40s•

per Cwt
Black 56s
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White • • 4(h
Yellow . • Z.46s
Slate and Lead Colours 48s
Prepared Oil to 'thin for
use . per Gall. 4s 6d

,Invisiblt Green
Olive Green
tine deep Green
Dark Red
Bright Red .
Chocolate
Stone Colour . 48s ,
Linseed Oil, Turpentine, and Colours of Every Description.
These Paints .are very ,oroamental, and may be applied
with gnat advantage to all the purposes of useful Painting,
inside and out, where Er handsome appearance, dtirability,
and• economy, are considerations. J'or Park Palings, • Out
Bniidings, Stucco and • Plaster Fronts, Iron and Wood Rail-
ing, and Shipping purposes, they are peculiarly ;:dapted, as
they resist ;he effects of Weather in an unusual degree, and
area cure for the• Wolin ;61 Dry Rot. They also cover a stir•
face nearly twice as. great as ether Paints, and may be ap-
plied with little trouble, requir:ng only to be thinned with
Linseed or Prepay ed Oil.
*l,* Refined Coal 'tar Brumi 20s. per cwt. Varnish, &c. &c.

PA RLIAMENTA RY PAPERS.

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FINAL REPORT of the COMMISSIONERS appointed for
INQUMING into the lIIWDE of PRE VENTING the
FORGERY of BANK NOTES.

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To His Majeßty-GEORGS TIE FOURTH, King of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain aarl Ireland.' -

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Since we bad the honour of explaining to yoPr
AlajestY the course of our proceedings, a longer
'interval has elapsed than we had anticipated as
likely to occur. This has arisen, pertly from our
wish to have s.)rneexperitneivs tried,- with a view
to the improvement of that Plan, which ove then
stated Out selves to have selected, and partly fi-Orn
our anxiety to give the fullest and most delibrate
consideration to another Plan, of great ingenuity,
.and exthibiting specimens of beautiful -wotk, which
had fokrictrly beet-A-suggested tso us, anii'the parti-
culsrs.44'which have, vapnagratirail wotitsiqps, and
within a recent period, been laid before us. This
plan, however, nfter such consideration, tve do
not find to possess such merit, as would make

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proper for us to ;ecommentl,isadoptiou., iu prefer
rence to that which We had first .selected.

With respect to the Paper, we are of opinithi
that it will not he advisable to make any alteration
in that which is now used by the !Link.
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Upon the whole, we nave ventured to rect,m-
mend for adoption by the Bank the•Plaii brought
forward by Messrs. Applegath and Cowper,
which was originally submitted 'to• the Directors
a short time- only Wore the appointment of this
Commission, and received immediate encouriige-
meta from them ; and upon which some improve.
ments have since been made. The Directors have

readily. complied with this recommendation, ani
►he necessary Machines are in a State of grca
forward►►ess.

We humbly conceive that your Majesty, for
obvious reasons, would not wish us to enter upon
any detailed expldnation of the particulars .of this
Plan. The objects which we. have kept in view,.
in making the selection upon which we have
determined; have been to enable the Batik to
ensure to the public 'a regular supply of their
Notes in sufficient quantity to meet the daily
,Letnand, ancl to have those Notes executed in

suet& a manner as shall render tiwn fi for general
circulation amongst ail cia‘srs
.whiht
at t.he sante time very Consider,tble -obstacles ate
opposed to the art of any. person who might b:
dispoi'ett to engage in forging them. :Val we
humbly submit to your Majesty ouropinion, that
these objects will be attained•by the adoption or
the Note fotinvd by the Machines submitted to_
our view by.ljessrs. Applegath a,tci Cowper.
We caonot hut be aware, that no f.orm of a
Note can poisibly be contrived thai m4y not be
successfully imitated by souse Artist of *auperioi
titlents.; we hope, however; and we believe, that
no man capable of forging the Note 'which We le-
commend, can he in such distressed circumstances
as to. fe,•l any inclination to place himself itt dart.
ger of the ignominious punishment which awaits

a crime so hurtful 'to hl
pu—ic credit, and to the
community at large. • •
-All which is humbly submitted to your Majes-
ty's consideration and judgment.
JOSEPH BANKS.
WILLIAM CONGREVE.
WiELIAM COUItTENAY.
DAVIES. GILBERT:
JELL HARMAN.
IVILLIAM H. WOLLASTON._
CHARLES HATCHErr.
Soho-square, Feb .'l5, 1820'.