The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-19 00:00:00

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IM—Any tom frons 2001. to 6AIOOI. is ready to
• be advanced on Freehold, log Leasehold. '
ferriage Settlements, Church-Livings, &a. &e.
• • • oh4tioiset fair aid hooohrable torbis, wsartbo Ittestent
, • • ~.mosoy esid despatch. Noblemen aid Gehtlemen, of '
, responsibility, may be accommodated el personal sr
Foe pertleidars, apply by letter (poet pild) to
„Ale.
. . 47, Castle-street, Eagt Oxford-street. •
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.rE. NOBILITY sod OENTKY..tese, invited
write to *NM WA MOLL and 44;0. at„tnetr
house to obtain the East India Compeay.'t firipitior
ise.TEAS. warranted with the full allytotaip alio,
• . see pound este. In every twelve pounds...L-o'ov
Superior GENUINE TEAS. 93, Little Bell ASO,
beck of the Bonk, London ; the Norfolirond. 3sEolk 1.
WAREHOUSE.
the superior qualities of the Tess of this Establishment
• require no comment, as they are sent to all ports of the
United Kingdom with universal approbation, and only to.
quire a single trial to motives every pereessof their supe-
riority. an„ to coefete the *Buy of- thew,
.-Too Dealers,
who, through envy speakinvirllonaly of ouerliliefel code of
doing, business.
Feely orders, post peld,for sslbs. ire:obot 11serieitn fro
many part et 11K1.1iftle lead peek-
ages, as from China, in. lib. !lbs., and Obi.: for faislif
vesiense, to divide in their connections.. •
AGENTS and RISPECTADLA Passim Is all puts of ihe
United Kingdom. wishing to suppil tbelicoonettions„ will
Sod the established Sale or these Teti eieellest' addl.
ilea to their business. Applleatloitic id, Weak*
*S. or 301., or so order for payment -106,6611f.
• a general assortuseet inmettaly, sonsAposoicaapssee or
freebie. secured in lead.paelteges et ales tap=
sad quarters, with extra weigbt midst' .
allowed. 5 .
Country Dealers supplied to advantage.
No eipant Letters epovived: .

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Arvnim.tiant.Rfor
ost.dlig,ioP:ritt Petroaired by Oa
k. —The MINERAL
BROWN PAINT hse beet to general' use for the last
twenty years la alasoskarmiriopartment of the State, Pals-
* Works, BA -les. thip.o4 I.:erdecates granted by many Of
the most disinstair bid 4,llBlerts its the Ordnance, Barrack
ttervies,.&e: of itiesileney4 durability, and ehetpness, it is
recommended to the public it a spotting for all oat-door
work, such as wood*, Iron, sod slava. Psi*, sheds, barns.
out-heaves, fertea. pilings, gates, boat and barge bottoms,
s sides and upper•workst and all wood and iron work
under water or expose/I total weather. for tiles on roofs,
to prevent them inibibiag water and being injured by frost.
end for roating:,lollßwalls. to prevent damp: no wood
+meted with this beworni-sates t nor will insects
tt
or Ter uin of a Isitbot-hed frames or other places
• coated with it, • . :glirbe Aniod•an effectual curelor the
dry rot. Brio* asimbmoot mialblety of mineral substances,
this Paint is insoluble hi Inner. sad thereby resists asoisatre
On a Wanner Superior to &Aber preparations.
:7- ~
Price,.roady forst* hid. per lb. •
Slatusfectered. kid sold by ROBINSON, TAYLOR, and
Co. sleressors to al'Adam sod Co. Willow Wharf, N 0.87,
Bankaldr. London. ' -
GOVERNMENT CERTIFICATES of the Cheapness
and Durablilsy of,Mnts. Robinson; Taylor als Co.'s Ml-
neeal Brown Pabst getutod to Mtwara. Ill'Adam and Co..
Barrack Ogee, MiutAtl4. ISI4.

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We hereby'eerdfr, Wailes Barracks
.in Great Britain Aim .aerie can post. e•emed.
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' with Messrs'. M , lir Brow- a Pilatt.lor,
the preservatio lilt seas and has thlb air
,05.
silvered the purpose Ter It OM ed.
(SigitedY "'' • .• Anesie, A .;
IrkestasJehirs, Arc hes& i
The above Certificate meg by•ortier of the Ca olidge-
era for the Affairs of Barfisikel . •
• goers Brariarox, Beerehm."•
tlyesouth Lines, illayliti, 1807. „
This is to certify, that by order of Grass! Mager. at the,
slestre ef. Mikes. M'Adem aid Co. we made •experhaentit
with their fres ration of Mineral Brown Paint ha /ipAil and
September, 180ki. The situation of the wood ANl...tree_
work made usg•of in this experiment is very Iligb.:tod ep-
;Seely exposed to the Wind from the Chaneel,•allsere it Rs-
difficult to ind any coating able to resist the tilielher. The.
Paint, alter having stood the Winter In the ibitintsitgatioti,
has formed a very hard and compact body of both wood and
iron work : the wooil, when eat is herd and very dry.{-the
. iron free front every appeennee of rust. Fraieleetlfterent
appearance of the Mineral Brown Paint, the lob* beta, sod
Impenetrable state, there is slimy reason to beilegetbat It
will defend the wood and iron work for years stagt,the
effect of weather and the moisture of the at ; aid
we give it as our opinion, that it is a useful- essailag .for',
wood and iron work exposed to the weather °eta deeps
and consider it to be cheaper than any other that can Be pro;
owed.
Certified by Hamer SIMMONS, i Overseers of the Works.
Jous I'EILLIPS,
.Boozer WANSMAN, Ser. Ikj. MOS. Carp tr.
JAMES NOIR, Seri. Master R. Art/Perm.
Plymouth Lines, May 28, 1807.
I confirm the abort certificate of atatessserg.
41.././1 A NDEA MILISSIMA
Lind.:Gcn. Commanding loyal Engineers.
Royal Engineers' o.gee, Plymouth Dock, May 9. 1813. .
We hereby certify that Messrs. .itt•Adant sad Co.lr Mine-
eat Browit Paint hoe continued in yeasseed ass is this
'Department. for all kinds of fenceS,lbice the date of the
' plinve ecrtiScali of May 40, i 107; that U has aleetatterty
sped'Asat sentry boxes, travelling magazines.,side arm
• cortsilttel Other ,rood stork expose to the weather,
.. pribilidtily of suceesi : - we, 'therefore, after
~. • " ptilintadditional 'experience. helve no itesita-
that certificate, as' to the general good
tics of the Paint flt question, tor tkepreservation of
'mood amid irenwort. ;,_
. . '1,13E.V. JOHNS, Clerk of Works.
:AMEX Sousse, Overseer.
Royal Engineers' Office, Portsmouth...llas lb, 1819; ..
We hereby certify that the Mineral Brown Paint, 'pre.
pared and sold DI Nessrs. M'ildam and Co. has been used
is the Ordnance Departmentat this station for three years,
,for purposes similar to those before-mentioned; and tee
are of opiniOn that it hostility answered the plirposes for
which U was applied.
JOHN Ilassatto, Lieut.-Col. Royal Engineers
Commanding. , •
G. RUSE ANA N, Capt. Royal 'engineers. • .
J4COII ()WAN, Clerk of Works.
JOON OWEN. Auistant Clerk of Works.
' Messrs. Vildans and Co.. • •
Innuinerable other Certificates may be ewe apes appli-1
cation.
. Ercry description of Ground Colowr, White Lead, Oils,
fee. sport the most adratitageens terms ; also Mani&Jite-
btrers of the following I mprored Permanent Paints, which
• for brilliancy of roloar. durability, and facility ik; work-
fag. are unequalled by any offered to the Publie, although
04 the/allowing reduced prices:—
. Invisible. Green. 30s. r.ds. Ei• Janan Varnish Greens, for
Best, 4.55. • ltindsa net Fenders. 14.911:
Olives.od.9d.9d. Is,kls..od. Genuine White Paint. Ids.
Patent Pea Greens, 2s. to Common Ditto. 30e. 14 40s.
Its. 6d. Nark Paistt. dee.
dreamless. 15.114. to 2s. 3d. Yellow, 30e.
Brunswick. 2s. f3d. Bright Ditto, bas. .
• Permian• Chrmne Greens, Chocolate. 40r.
• .Is. od. in 3s. • Slone C010nr,402.
Saxes Olive, Qs. Lead andfßone Colour, 40s.
Spanish Olive, 25. Od. Bright Red. Otis. ,
. Pomona it , Is. 6d. to Dark Ditto, *be. . .
• 2%. Blue Paint, Is. M. ed. tots.
, l'aints and Colenrs of ercry description put lite proper
pdekages fur exportation.

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it, leatatle beettiseld oppiearit it alai oi;o4te greited
of Hamitic institutions being .He Red, there-
feetl/411laltloble Friend would withdrint, hit 'motion, .as.
,eisestirmas no necessitymit awns for it. , -„, •••,..
"Steed • COLCHRSTER conceived that tie itostec4thir;
millehlted takes place in the other House -thteitel a plain
siliellAoieet to justify his in' makieg titit settee. In
alte#Hisee with the with of his Noble sod ,Lmrned Friend, I
Isemmeid.vdtbdrew hie -motion, but should, if. trecesury,
bring It on nest Session. •
Illn4arl of ItOSSLYN explained, and the motion was
Ithlitaterirawa. ' • • •
V" oftfmeted at The Par requesting* oonference
on Scotch Conermation Bill. He was informed that
the was swelled to, and smite% -Lords were
'tor . appointed to maestri the conference, On 'the
retire the aumagers it was stated that the Lbrds wspid
not emikaballadmente. they had made is the lllll.
Adj • •
,HOUSE OP C011)10)113.—Fetwor. •
SPEAKER entered the House at Teo o'clsw,k: •
he Deputy Usher of the Bitch Re4rammotted the goose
to the Haase of Peers. • •v. 41 N-•
shaittiair rehire, tbeSPEAKlthielheseed the Hmteatbat
Assent wee gives by otheitssioe to certain
Weber Bilk; vit.—The Foreign Uppwbeek AIN
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Chancery Stamp Bill, First Sruita' Bill, UnlVwfia Qathal
• i
.11 Message Mas then received fowl% Lords. announcing
tarok consent to the following 41114—The •Cork Cooley
Bill, the Peuitentiatl Ladle Mutiny RBI, With-
out amendments ; the Now South. Wein Juciediption
,Slar1§60•1"--- IgiSi Scotch Lonfireallbe BHI, with

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...pilide.TheTreasury preseritedoseritlii Repel.
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...4;estoess and Excise. .
i. estimate+Woof Mr. PETER 1100RE,..the Hone ad-
Owned opP font o'clock.
AA intri'Mock therillouse resumed. •
rise ttia agramt to the Lords amendments on the Irish
TS* CamSposition Bill, and the New booth Wales Jeri*,
AtetieWlllll. .
I Ste. Mita MOORE presented * petition frows4llllr;
Demi • Wilts, reconamestling various modes of Losaeolog UN
rsia", Pill
hr. ER MOORE gave notice for 'the next Session,
Sit tariff/ hIll:18111:for the repeal of all the Combination Laws
itgalost Worlipea ; to revives Hill which he introduced tete
pars egoodent by somemiunderstendieg among the pro-
feision. for **Regulation of the Clock and Watehmak•rt.','
'And tviteettle a Bid foConsolidatioo of lbw Laws of At'. 41
jpettodetoblek Ind to revive the ancient BMus' if the appri a I
tkeieststr brirege ler indentures. : , • 1
Xt. ABBIRCROMBY begged leave to say ha bad re-
hived emitter from the High Sheriff of the Cut lt), of Ar•
Magi), complaining of w,hiltiji(ite. A.) had not said In the
Boum bet what the nesiipaholits .had made him say. Ile
Vito
wee Oran that In g any report of a nowspaper
he was taking an Ire tar course, bat the same thing had
bete done so often Im e course of the_present Session, that.-
be was entitled to similar Indutgbnce on this occasion. Sir
~.temeoStroas, the illgtvitheriff, wished to mate that he never
wadded.* eis Orange reaming in Armagh. and that he did
eotinter.ere in any party proceedings.
51L,114 WEAVOS' RILL.
Mr. CALCRArt said•thelthe Spitalfields' Bill hay-
leg come down from the Lod* after receiving several
Amendments, be wished to hew what course was ie-
tended to be pursued towards it in this }louse. He oil
aware that an inquiry had been granted. in the other,
House, In compliance with the prayerlrof the. operative
weavers, hat be believed .tbse,olll, in its present shape,
was as little likely to 000 satisfaction to tbat class of
tuen,as when it left this House.; He- bad from the be-
, ginningopposed the principle of the Bill, and be was
now tend to oppose it still. if it was intended to submit
'she Anmaimenes to the sasetlon of this House.
Mr. HUS.KISSON-replied, thit the mime of disposing
of the Bill lay. with him as he bad been the first to pro
pose it to this House. It was not, however, -his ioten-
tion to tike the Bill in its present forip off the tahle..7
In fac4 It had been so mutilated, and so many of the ex-
isting regulations had been left unrepealed, that it (vas
in principle no longer the same, and he did not, there-
fore, deem it his duty to call upon the House; to agree
iu these Aosendmente.—(Hear.)
Mr. CA, FT said, that the Right Hon. Gentle.,
man woe right, as to its being his peculiar duty to
take iliteli *Ms as would be necessary on this Bill. The
rtsakle Sias sure, would give general satisfaction, but
whit% a contrast did it pretest, between the condtict • of
. their Lordships' House and thit ; and whilst we refused
Ito hear the operative weavers, who asked for nothing
' hat inquiry, the Lords not only heard- thein; but reduced
elite Bill to that shape, that the Right Hon. Gentleman
Apposite would have no more to do with• it. (bear,)
1.--.Binisters bad been already, during the Session, at
issue in.meny matteks of opinion. They quarrelled on
questions of (laughing), end now they differed on 1
a qttestioti of trade; It was fortunate, however, tint a
measure which was calculated to give general dissatisfac-
' lion, had hid an extinguisher inn upon it somewhere.
—(Heir) •
Mr. ABERCRQMBY rejoiced that the Bill had been
lost. The conduct of this House, did them no credit,
irises She measure which was before them. Professing
to legtslate for the prosperity and comfdrt of the people,
it monk( be shown that the effect of this measure would
be tp ettiil misery upon a large portion of the working
clones. The question was here heard only upon one
side, sad the effect ottaking the cipital from these p•o-
-ple, which was their means of support, would entirely
drive' it upon their parish. If there were any i'vho
thought that there was too great an accumulation of ma-
nufacture in tile metropolis, they might extend it upo n
the principle of free trader but let them ndt take from
the ManufaCturetsAteir capital, which las their means
of support.
.e
'Mr. BRIOHT suit, he heartily rejoiced that this mep-,,,
sure bad been lost. The expenmebt had been already
tried, and the application of the principle entirely failed
it 'Coventry, where it threw all the weavers oat of em
*Mot. He was glad of its failure, not so much en
arfellet of the Finciple, as the light its which it would
hold this House forth to tee public. The House,which
was the people itself, had refused to hear even the coin-
plaiOts of the people, whilst in the other House, they
were complied with so far, that the Bill was stripped of
all the objectionable clauses. Ile did not know how -
Members of tbis house codl,l look their constituents io
the twitter such conduct. here we would listen bat
to one side—namely, the matter, whilst their Lordships
beard the petitions of the journeymen, and gave them
effect. He was sorry that i'•lneasure which was so cal-
dilated to (touch' upon the comforts of so large a
p?rtion of poor people. should find in support in this
House *lime.
1,4;60111)0N, on the other hand, expressed his re-
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gee; Abed a measure Which was the first step towards an
improved and improving system, should have been lost,
whatever might have been the merits and demerits of the
ALT ' %S.l might to be laid to the account bf this House,
toir ft beigitiated in tt Ccicoutlttee of tffe Lords, and it was,
thirefore, properly their duty to go into an inquiry on
Ihe eatipct. He hoped. however. Ministers wird.'
, not be deterred by this Whirs, from followiog up the
pi:inapt% , . '
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