The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-05-24 00:00:00

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NUMBER 5680 •

R. OLOVER's EXHIBITION of PAINTINGS
is NOW OPEN, 16, Old Bond-street, opposite
,rd-street.—Adisittsoee, 16.—Csalosue. Ad.

rillHF: PICTURE of the TRIAL of the late QUEEN,
by Mr. OEOROR HAYTEIt, Member of the
Academy of St. Luke. le Ro
avme. ikc• c.—Mr. T. H. CA UTY
. respectfully nhtillea, that h Ring paid • large sum of money
for.the right to exhibft this (TREAT HISTORICAL. PIC-
TURE. theses* Is sour OPEN to the Public at his Rooms,
# sot, Pail-mall, from Tea till dusk. Admittance, Oae Shil-
ling. As the limits ores Advertisement prevent an adequate
description being given of ibis 'extraordinary Picture, it
will here be simply stated, that it contains upwards of 300
Spires, of which
and
are Portraits. those Princes of the
• Royal Family, and every Pear and Person of distinction in
die Picture hiving sat to Mr. Hayter, whose rank as a Per-
trait Painter will, it is trusted, excite public curiosity to-
wards the Exhibition.
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CALMS STEAM PACKETS.
'vim PROPRIETORS of the LC/RD MELVILLE
.sTEAM PACKET, he to inform the Public that
their NEW STBAM VESSEL, the EARL of LIVER-
POOL, will learetbe Toyer Stairs for CALAIS. es Mew-
-1 net, the VI Day of Jame, at Seven e'Cleek, a. m., end oa
Toe the. Day of Jane. at Niro •.
and wit/start from CALAIS liselbelillolf, M WwWissiO,
pax. the 4d# of Julie. at Six o'Clock, •. Y., and is SATlol-
sir. the ith:lette. at Tea o'Clock, r. w.
The Proprietors of the Earl of Li I latter them-
• ',rives that the experience they have hadirs enabled Them
to make her egos! (if not superior) to any Steam Vessel
yet launched. Her unglue is of SO horse power, she is built
en the strongest and best principle, and fitted up la a very
ppe for manner.
Falsities or Parties going to Calais, who ',say wish to
sire a vessel for themselves. are respectfully informed that
they may be accommodsted with either the Lord Melville
er the Earl of Liverpool, on any Taossisy. Friday, or
Sudsy, by pisiog tour days notice at the Agent's. Mr. J.
Ndrman, I, Water-lane, Tower-street, of whom all other
Particulars may be had.

Ml,Ne'r„tt.L:foter"OwdfloPo*,-":LP't•Miletill 1111.1:
BROWN PAINT having been io general use for the last
twenty yebesle almost every department of the State, Pab-
lic Bridges, &c. and•Certifiestes granted by many
of the most dietNuishect Officers in the Ordnance. Barrack
service, &c. of its efficacy, durability, and cheapness, it is
reeotunieeded to the pubic as act:wing for all out-door work,
sack as wooden. iron, and canvas roofs, sheds, barns. out-
houses, fences, palings, ptes, boat and barge bottoms,
ships' sides and upper works, and all wood and iron work'
ander water sr exposed to the weather, for tiles on roofs,
to prevent them imbibing water and being injured by frost.
end for coating brie& wells, to prevent damp ; oo wood
coated with this Painteili be worm-eaten; nor will Insects
or semis of say kind iehabit hot-bed frames or other places
coated with it, and it will he found an effectual core for the
dry rot.. Being composed entirely of mineral substances.
this Pilot Is insoluble in water, and thereby resists moisture
in a mainer superior to all other preparations.
Price, ready ler use 21d. per lb.
• Manikaletured cud sold by ROBINSON, TAYLOR, and
Co. lineeessors to WAdasu and Co. Willow Wharf, SI,
Bankside, London.
GOVERNMENT CERTIFICATES of the Cheapness
and I/inability of Meters. Ro Anson. Taylor and Co.'s Mi-
neral Brown 'Paint, granted to Messrs. Ill'Adass and Co.
Rerrack Office, March 14, 1814.
We hereby certify, that the Temporary Woodell.Berrseint
in Great Ifritato have been. for several years past revered
A with Messrs. XPAdarti sod Co.'s Mineral Beennellainarlse
ebel preservation of the weather boarding, and has folly as-
seared %improves° for which It was applied.
(-iigued) Jong Saxes's, Architect.
TuorosJitass, Architect.
The above Certificate made by order of the Commission-
ers for the Affairs of Barracks.
JOAN STAPLETON, Secretary.
Plymouth Lice., May gb, 1507.
This is to certify, that by order of General Mercer, at the
desire of illegals. Wildaln and Co. we made experiments
with their preparation of Mineral Drone Paint In April end
tirpternber, IWO. The situation of the wood and from
work made use of in this experiment is very high, and en-
tirely exposed to the wind from the Channel, where it is
difficelty to find any coating able to resist the weather. The
Paint, after having stood the Winter in the above situation,
has formed& very hard and compact body on both wood and
iron work: the wood when cot is hard and very dry; the
iron free from every appearance of rust. From the present
appearance of the Mineral Brown Paint, Os herd, solid,
awl impenetrable state, there is every reason to beiieye that
it will defend the wood and iron work for years against the
elect of weather and the moisture of the atmosphere ; and
we give it as our opinion, that it is a useful coating for
wood and iron work exposed to the weather or to damp,
and consider it to be cheaper than any other that can be pro
. eared.
Ccilißed by /Teeny Simone' Overseers of the Works.
JOHN Ploo.xies,
IRONAIRT WAKENAN, Ser. h 1; it Ma.. Carpelr.
Janes Mom, Serj. Master . Artificers.
• , Plymouth Lines, May 95, 1897.
I confirm the above certificate or statement.
ALETANDIN MERCER.,
Lieut -Gen. Commanding Royal Engineers.
Royal Engineers'Office, Plymouth Dock, May 9, 1815.
We hereby certify that Messrs. Nl'Adem and Co's Mine-
ral and Brown Paint has e.outihotd In general use in this
Department, for elt kinds of fences, since the date of the,
shove certificate of May 26, 1809: that it has also latterly
lens ese..l on sentry bakes. travelling rospethes, side arm
racks, Carts, and other wood wor)c exposed to the weather,
with every probability of success : we, therefore, afteraear-
ly eight years additional experience, have no hesitation in
meirming that certificate, as to the general good qualities
deer Psiut in question, for the preservation of wood and
if ell both. •
Rea. Jones, Clerk of Works.
- JAMES SIIINNAH, Overseer.
loyal Engineers' Office, Portsmouth, May 16, 1816.
We hereby certify that the Mineral Brown Paint, prepared
WOG by Messrs. M'Adam and Co. has been used in the
liffilkeekbe Department at this station for three years for pur-
?mei similar to those before-mentioned; and we are of
*elan that it has fully answered the purposes for which
it Was applied.
Jens HASIARD, Llant:-Col. Royal Engineers
Commanding.
0. At:cowl/4w, Capt. Royal Engineers.
JACOB OMAN, Clerk of Works.
Joon Owen, Assistant Clerk of Works.
Halm M'Adain and Co. -
Innumerable other Certificates may be seen upon appli-
tenon.
Barry description of Ground Colour, White Lead, Oils,
*capon the most advantageous terms; also Manufacturers
of the following Improved Permanent Paints, which, for
brilliancy of colour. durability, and facility of working, ere
• „iniaqualled by any offered to the Palnic,although at the fol-
lowing reduced prices:—
Isvisible Green, Ws. 30e. & Japan Varnish Greens, for
Sest, 46a. Blinds and Fenders. la.od.
Olives, Rd. tad. Is. & Is. Rd. Gentiles White Pilot, 40s.
Patent Pea Greats, Vs. to Common Ditto, 365. to 40s.
Is. ed. Black Paint. Md.
Areaalan, Is. 9d. to Ps. 3d. Yellow. 16s.
Ikeaseriek, Ps. Rd. BrigheDitto, 665.
lass as Chrome Greens, Chocolate, 40s.
Is. fid.io 3s. Stone Colour, 411 e. -
&lee Olive, 21. • Lead and Stone Colour, 40s.
_Spanish Olive, Ps. 6d. Bright Red, 365.
Remoes Greens, Is. Rd. to Dark Ditto, 265.
91- Blue Paint, Is. Is. Rd. to ie.
• _ Paiute and Colours of every description put into proper
teit•lnt for exportation.. .