The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-04-19 00:00:00

F' 91w - ..• (FA Okik- OW-AkA atA". NUM Hi 5630 MR. IIAYDON'S GREAT PICTURE of LAZA. IVA RUS, which has been *earls tbrd years on the Easel. IS NOW OPEN, at the Atgiptlan.llsll, Picea- Oreued floor to the right.—Admittsnee Is. Cato lopes Bd. iE PICTURE of the TRIAL of the late QUEEN, by. Mr. (lEOROE HATTER, Member of the Aoademy of St. Luke, in Rome, &C• &C.—Mr. T.H.CAUTY respeatfuliv notities, that having paid a large sum of money for tise.rinis to exhibit this GREAT HISTORICAL PICn TIRE, the same is now OPEN to the Public at his Rooms, .94 Pall-mail, from Ten till desk. Adrattanee, Ode 'Shil ling. As the limits aim Advertisement prevent an adequate description being given of this extraordinary Pinions. it mill here be simply stated, that it contains upwards of 300 'figures, of which It 9 are Portraits. those Fri nres of the Royal Family. sad every Peer and Person of distinction In the picture having sat to Mr. Hayter, whose rank as a Por trait Painter will, It is trusted, excite pahlic curiosity to wards the Exhibition. GRAND MASQUERADE. -ARGYLE ROCLUS. WADNESDAT, APRIL 9S, 2893. MOUE NOBILITY and PUBLIC Sr. rrspeetfnlly in - A formed, that upon the suggestion' oforreiral per son of distinction, the above Ramii hate been selected as tue.most appropriate fora Splendid 'disked l'ole to be • dieen in commemoration of 14s Most Gracious Majesty!' • Nathi Day. The Committee appointed for superintendied • the orrangenteuts, pledge themselves that every exertion will be made to render this Masquerade the moat animated and superb that has been given for many years, and such as Wlll redeem the character of this species of amusement. - Militar Peodean, Quedrille. Country Anse, and other Bands, will be placed in the different rooms. Artists from the Continent (exclositely engaged fo'r this night) will ap pear he the costume of different natiohs. Several profs . siege), genetemen have kindly volunteered their services on this occasion. The celebrated Signior Antonio and Mr. Wllxon will exhibit their extraordinary talents en the CoydisVolaute and Tender.. The Royal ittotoeeine will likewise perform at different periods of the evening, In • addition to the shove, a great variety of enterteinments will Se %traduced In a pt)ie of brilliancy and novelty never ex eelled.—Ttekels 'XI. Is. each, to include Tes, Coffee. lees, Jellies, Confectionary, the. dr. Tickets for suppers 7P. Bd. 'each, (WAe not included) which will be furnished by Mr. Jerrie, Ratite Confectioner, 123, New Bond Street, (from (teller's) be a style of elegance applicable to the day. The WOWS •ilt he supplied by Mr. Charles Wright of the Opera Colonide, Haymarket, which will be of the choicest quality, ' arid hi the highest condition. served from an Iced cellar un der the ato perroont. Masks. Dominos, etc. Re. to be had at the Rooms.—Tickets to he had of the Committee at Mr. ?fr. Charles Wright's. Opera Colooade, Haymarket; Messes. Betts, Royal Exchange; Clementi. Cheapside; Janda, New Bond Street; and at &Rot the principal Hotels and Club-houses. Doors to he Opeeed at ten o'clock precisely, Supper Rooms at one o'clock. No person to be admitted to the blasquerade except in Domino, Mask, or Character.—The most complete arrangements here been made with respect to the Police. . TIIIANO-FORTES, PEDAL HARP, and BARREL Jr• .4114 AN„ good as new ; a Cabinet Piano-rude, n o t tik be equalled in touch and tone, usual price AO uainnaa. fur Se guineas ; one of the best Rosewood Cabinets, very elegantly Inlaid, &e. 60 guineas, for f.O guineas; a Square Piaisn‘fbrte, 26 guineas ; a fine Pedal Harp. 75 guineas. tor 45 guineas. late the Property of a Lady. Also a Barrel Organ. for Church or Chapel. 100 guineas.—To beven at John Wattles's, 17, LeierstOrplate. N.B. A new double-aetion Harp, cost 1201. for 60 guineas IEICONONIY IN DRESS.—CHARLES and CO KJ TAILORS and BREECHES MAKERS, No. DM FLEBT-STREBT, two doors west of Fetter-lane, respect fully inform Noblemen and Gentlemen, they can have a Fashionable Cut and well-made Coot, of the best superfine Cloth, made to measure, from 21. 12s. Bd. to SI. Ss. Blue or Bleak Dltts.lll. lbs. to 31. 13s. Bd. Surtont Coat 21. 10i. —Ditto, Silk Facings &nil Velvet Collar, N. Ss. to Si. 184. —kerseymere or Cloth Trowsit.s. 21s. to SOs. Suit of Li very, complete, 41. 4s. to 41. 10s. Box, Chaise, and Fe nitienable Driving (;oats; Visiting and Travelling Cloaks, Shooting Jackets. Yonug Gentlemen's Suits and ChUdren's Dresses, elegantly made. C. and Co. conducting their business on ready money principles, are enabled to offer these articles at the above low.prlces. Quality end workmanship not to be excelled by any house at the west end ; each article being made under their immediate inspection. Gentlemen waited upon at their own houses, by direct ing letters, post-paid. Observe the number Is MI, Fleet street. THE most Easy Shinine and Brilliant BLACKING, is Prepared by ROBERT WA RREN, 30, Strand, Lapolon ; and sold in every Town in the Kingdom. Liquid, lesottles. Bd. 104. 18d. end IBd. each. Also Paste Mack, lag, in Pots, Bd. 12d. and IBd. each. A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid.—Ask for WAR RIM'S Blackirg. 1111INDIN'S PATENT TRUSSES, without metallic Jr springs, 200, Fleet-street, eight doors from Temple Bar.—T. OAWAN begs respectfully to inform the Public, that In addition to being strongly recommended by Surgeons of eminence, he hashed a repetition of orders from indivi duals who have for some years been subject to slight as welt as difficult Ruptures. The Patentee can most confi dently assure the afflicted these Trusses are safe in all posi tions of the body withuutgelling ; this is proved by Gentle men of rank who are frequently hunting, and the working class, even bricklayers' labourers, who have been advised by the Faculty to use them. They are made light, yet do uble, and may be worn in bed. Adults and Children base been cured. The Prices are reduced, and to Charitable In stitutions a considerable allowance is made. N.R. The security of the Truss 'Wiles T. O. to offer to persons, even with the most difficult cases of Rupture, a fair rial, and will return the money if it do not succeed. Dll. E.Dt rerctfulle rails the attention of those utiliered, to his peculiar and effectual method of cure, and althoveh he will.not presume to pledge infallibility in every description of erse, yet as far as human aid, assist ed by medical and sweetest experience can he applied, he promises a speedy and permanent restoration.—Dr. E. is consulted daily at Nu. 38, Dean-streat, Soho. by patients 01 both sexes. Cou,try letters meet respectable attention by return of second post. BY his Majesty ' s Royal Letters Patent .—L K E'S Pilule Saintaria. One small Pill is a Dose ; and the taking of one box, in a recent case, will soon convince the Patisot of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No thing can he better contrived, more sure, or moreconrenient than his remedy. fur each as are obliged to go journies or to sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint orDiet: and GU years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will effect a Cure. when all other methods avail no thing. For the Scurvy' and other chronical disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 49,0(10 per sons, of both sexes, have been radically cured within the last elsitt years. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors. T.TAVLOR and Son, surgeons,' at their house, No. 9, New 14*e-street, in boxes of only 95.9 d. emelt. duty included. .They are also sold by their appointment. with copious direc-1 tines, at Mr. Urphurn's Toy-shop, 103, Oxford-si reel ; .Mr. Distsiwoegb•s,7, Fish-street Hill, nearly opposit.; the Mono ; et Mr. Hamer's, Edinbereh ; Mr. e.tiewberrys, Dublin : and by oae person in every considerable,town la Great Britain am/ Ireland. Advice gratis to persons_ takiair the gbove, or other of the PrOurieters medidMmi: • See the published list, by the Royal College of London. <• _ . .. ... . . ~ . ir Cent . • f-14 1114 ' - 1 - 4 \ ~ , ,T o k r. ~ . tr __,.„ • t x_t.. ,•!.",•- :0 11.51Cr - -- PRICE SEVEN 'PESCH. STATE OF IRELAND. HORRID Ouraaoa IN THE COUNTY OF NERRY.--Yee tetday morning, the dwelling-house of Riversdale, near Listewel. with a rnostextrnsive range of oat-offices, con sisting of three stables, coach-house, row house, barn, potato-house, and eider-house, with two farm houses on the demesne, were discovered to be on tier, when much valuable property was consumed, with two horses cow, and several others dreadfully scorched. A lugn rpiantity of potatoes, oats, five carts, tad many other ar ticles of husbandry were also consumed ; the dweiiing house was, with great exertion, saved from sharieg the fate of the Offices. Gracious UoD when such a family is the Kaymontls, respected and remarkable for their hottpitality, benevolence and charity to the distressed. are, in their absence la England, to be selected as the vic tims of outrage and destruction of property, who can reckon for one night to escape the alarming'system now so prevalent, and until now totally unknown in that country, where hospitality and friendly feeling wereb it,. therto eonsamiaLtwthesnen of Kerry 4 . Since writing the above we have received the fo:low ivy from otir'Newcastle Correspondent • "On Thursday eight, some of shove daring ruffians, Whose sightly depredations reflect snch disgrace upon contitry, set fire to the out-offices of Kiversdale house, the property of Mrs. Raymond, which 'aged with such rapidity, that, in a short time, jhe whole beautiful and extensive concern was, with the exception of the dwelling-house alone, consumed to ashes, acd four va luable horses, several cows, a large quantity of oat., po tatoes, turf, farming utensils, several hogsheads of cider, and many ether valuable articles totally ilestroyed, toge ther with two farm-houses contiguous thereto. ,Toe sante sight no less than ten fires were perceptible in the above part of the county Kerry. " On Captain Crotty, of the 39th Regiment, stationed at Abbeyfeale, being apprised of the tire by one of his patrol, be instantly repaired to the spot, with a strong guard. who .assisted in saving some effects."—(Chrob.) It is remarkable that in a' district of six hundred square miles (between Listowel and Kaaturk, Newcas tle and Castle Island), there is not one resident Ma gistrate. The dwelling-house and barn of James Waltho, weaver, on the lands of Kossgill, three miles from Newpott. - county Tipperary, were maliciously set on fire, yesterday morning, about one o'clock'. The greater part of the furniture, and weaving machine, is destroyed ; also some oats and potatoes which were in-the barn. Wednesday last, W. W. Becher. Esq. M.P. arrived here from Mallow on his way to attend Parliament. He reports that several fires were seen in the county Cork, on Tuesday night, in confirmation of which we have received the followiog from a valuable Correspondent at Cherie rifle dated yesterday:— I beg leave to send you a list of burnings that took place on Tuesday last, near Charleville.—Parish of Shan drum, near this, a farm-house and ont-house, the properly , of the Right Honourable W. C. Plunkett, Attorneyli , - , semi; at Ardglas., parish of Shandrnm, a farm-house, the property of Mr. Daniel Clancby ; Hockbill, county of Limerick, two houses, the property of Timothy Shea, farmer. Same night, several houses Were attacked by is well armed party, and money ordered to be sent to a buds* ' named by them. "—(Chronicle.) LONDON, SAI ; VOD4Y, APRIL 19, 1823. " The Cesselbr which iiieke 1" - * esi grDNar die 4 au tie Seejfq4!" • • , • SPANISH LOANS OF 1921 AND ISM , THE Dividend payable in London on the Ist of Miy next, on the Spanish 5 per, Cents. 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Published by Francis Westley, 10, Stationers'•court, Ludgate-street, London. GREAT ADVANTAGE WITHOUT RISIS I I! ON THE RING'S VIRTU DAT, NEXT WEDNESDAY, 23d OF TANI 14ONFH. TDISH, of the old State Lottery O ffi ces, 4, Cornhill, • and' ,Ch aint-Urner, London, respectfully re minds his best Friends, the Public, that Next Wednesday, %Id instant, is the Second Day on/rowing, on which day, Two Prizes of 24,000 must. end of course many other Prizes will, then be drawn ; and adventurers purchasing before that day have the chance of that drawing for nothing, for if• their Ticket is drawn a Shank or Small Prize, they may have as (indrawn Ticket or Share in lien, without paying any thing for the exchange.— The Wheel cootaini - - - Two Money Prises of 220,000, an d 2R other Capitals. all of which most be drawn in next Days.—Warranted• undriwn Tickets and Shires are selling at Disn's Otices, and by his Agents in the Country. • • 811111 shred - and sold Twenty-Ode 'COMM Oh the Pth.lnst.. First Day of present Lottery. bring the greatest number eicr sold by any Oface-keeper in one day. r....a~~...~, ... FOROgRS. CIRCUIT COURT, DeIIFRIES, •PRIL. 9. The Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened here tlis day by the Right Hon. Lord Al ILIDOWHANN 'John AtKana and John and William Richardson ac- cased of uttering as genuine, false, forged, and cone ;Q. - feited notes on the Ship Bank of Glasgow, knowing !he same to be false and forged. The indictment wa laid only on the uttering as genuine, knowing the notes to be forged. The evidence commenced with proving and readiqg the declarations of the prisoners, from which it amearo that M‘Kana and Joseph Richardson went to Dublin in the beginning of August, 1822, and with the as,ivtatto: of st person who resiaed in the Hay Market there, Cu whom M'Kana said he had four years before parch.-ta 500 forged notes on the British Linen Company, employ ed an engraver, whose place of residence is at King tt Court, about 40 miles to the west of "Dublin, to en gr..s on two plates (one for the printed part of the note, t! :e other for the ornamental part of the note), a one-guinet bank note by Carrick, and Brown, Glasgow ; and that the plates being presented, they bought paper, and bat threelmndrell notes thrown off in Dublin. In this work they said that they were occupied from two to three weeks, and that it cost them— For the two plates Engraving, t 2 2s. per hundred Signing Paper Stamp ill II 0 6 ti U 3 3 0 5 0 0 . 015 U In all, .e 26.13 Joseph Richardson returned to Scotland before Cie notes were finished ; M'Kana waited till they were tea :y, and took them with him. Two hundred were eivcn :o Joseph Richardson. one hundred whereof were meant f.,r his brother William, and the third one hundred himself kept. Seventy-two of the forged notes were found in the possession of M-Kana's wife, and 163 in .a bush on a turf dyke, which inclose Joseph Ric'hardson . s stack-yard at Gilmour Bank. The remainder of the 311't forged notes, except a few which were destroyed, a e:e altered by !Whams and Joseph and %Villiam son, in Dumfries-shire, and iu England; to the north of Carlisle. In support of the uttering and of the possession, so for as it went to prose the prisoner', knowledge of ttor 104- gory, several - witnesses wereproditeed, and the proof being concluded, the Jury were addressed by Mr. M•Neill, socate Depute, on the part of the Crown, and by Mr. l rv- Ing Henderson for the prisoners, and the case was summed up by Lord Meadombank. The Jury returned an unanimous verdict, " findinz the indictment, as limited, proven against all the panel:, except is so far as regards the third charge (the utterin at Dumfries), which they find not proven against 3 o.e;da Richardson." _ _ . MBADOMB4NE, after a feeling and impressive ad dress to the prisoners, during which the prisoner, Jn seph Richardson, fainted, sentenced them to be es:scaled id 'Notaries on the 14th of May next. HORRID MURDZIL—DEAL, A PSI 1, 1 7.—The n •iel boartiood of Drill hes this day been throan into tte greatest consternation, in consequence of an aroci.,ltA murder having been cm:indite(' un one of its ini,a h a Mr. Joseph Orli, residing in the vicinity of the tows,. The murder was committed-about sine o'clock last uven thottafortenate man was sitting at t ,u;e, loaded gun tired from without side the window of the! room in whieb 'etas: Three persons hare been arreste.l ens 'suspicion' ((me 6f dein the Only son to the d e cra.r.t; aged abut* nineteen teal), abd are now wider Inquest• riilf be held ors the hods. immediately when a Coroner can he obtained, further details of this melancholy affair will In • .. • 1 lIIM ! of W 41 ;tl.. 11". 2-