The Sun.
London, England, 1829-09-09 00:00:00

HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME,

STEAKS, &e.
LAZENBY and SON gratefully ae-
• knowledge the increasing demand and decided
'Preference this much admired SAUCE continues to expe-
llent*, and are happy to announce, that, on the 28th July,
7291 they attained a verdict, in the Court of King's
rell, with 401. damiges, against Mr. Wingrave, of St.
alire Church-yard, London, for selling a spurious Sauce,
With a Label to imitate that used for the genuine Sauce,
Which continues to be prepare,' only at their Warehouse,
No. 6, Edward's-street, Portman-square; and cannot he
genuine unless the Label of each bottle is signed Elizabeth
Lazenby, and the cork sealed with their full address.
N.B. Country Dealers net procuring it direct from E.
`4ernity and Son, are respectfully advised that every bottle
r. their Warehouse is wrapped in a printed statement of
e actions they have maintained for pirating tl.eir name
4.4 signature.

COURT-MARTIAL UPON CAPT. DICKEN-

SON, R.N.

PORTSMOUTH—ELEVENTH DAY.
2. The Court met this day at ten o'clock ; but as
tiro meetings until the day of the defence (Thursday
will be merely formal, the proceedings at-
"eted no public attention.
The JUDGE-ADVOCATE announced, that he had
heived further papers from the Admiralty, although
theEettrd were at a loss to see their relevancy to
s trial. But as they had understood, through the
hne prints, as well as from other sources of infor-
hZ") that Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Codrington
Mirar there were papers•withheld by the Ad-
*tY, which would elucidate this inquiry, they
ere anxious to furnish the whole of his correspon•
ice with them relating to it. They had already
given every document which had been called for—
poY were willing to furnish any document in their
thssession which was in any way connected with
ease• The Board expressed their surprise at
4u Vice-Admiral's allusions, and more particularly
he'ecting " secret papers," for which it appeared
hiteftplained he had had no receipt, although in
Itaijismitting them to the Admiralty (by order), he
~,tr required their acknowledgment. If the paper
theell.t-. to 'were a translated document (in French),
pat.te,son- a copy was not given was, because the
aid not belong to Sir Edward Codrington,
ter- was an office copy forwarded to him, and the re-
of which was required.
trfinlt
.e 3 now understood that the Admiralty has
43antted every paper which belonged to Sir Ed-
Codrington, however extraneous to the strict
4tter of this inquiry.
tl4,Sir Edward left Portsmouth for London on Sun-
IW'rntlall,(l Will return on Wednesday. An effort will
contain Dickenson to conclude the
thoiation of nis witnesses on Saturday, but it is
tion 611( ho will not be able to accomplish his inten-
thi,' aadthat• the evidence will run into the ensu-
• veek.
Tlta •
enurt did not sit more than ten minutes this
kvti-,"11g, and the Judge•Advocatc's communication
tlnt only thing submitted to it. Strangers were
lip admitted on board, in consequence of some ar-
ttP4oetits for a general cleaning of the ship, which
thy: been for nearly a fortnight impedeur d, by the
;,°ll4`s4l‘rure on board, caused by this Cot-martial.

4,OI,ft:I.4IIORDINARY FECUNDITY.--Tillee
stn the possession of Mr. REVETT, of Kelvedon, within
tto
11?; 31. produced 54 pigs. First, 19; second, IS ; third,
o After this fact,
the wonder will cease that pigs are so
...-4.413ex Herald.

Office of Ordnance, Sept. 7, 1829.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Second Captain F. Wright to be Adjutant, vice Romer,
appointed Garrison Quarter-Master. Dated Jan. 8, 1829
Captain E. J. Bridges, fi orn unattached half-pay, to be
Second Captain, vice G. Imes, deceased. Aug. 4.
Corps of Royal Engineers.
Second Captain J. L. Hulme to be Captain, vice Daw-
son, deceased. May 23.
First Lieutenant R. H. S. Cooper to be Second Captain,
vice Hulme, promoted. May 23.
Second Lieutenant R. Fenwick to bo First Lieutenant,
vice Cooper. May 23.