The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-29 00:00:00

i • - . . rt. rritowa/ •J er" 1,15 4 • ,$ A • . illifethtpti - f vCit) f/ rDtatimma,lt, A • • LONDON, SATURI)AY, APRIL 29, 1820. N" 4701. " The Cause for which HAMPDEN fed( in the Field, owl SYDNEY died on (he Scaffold ."' MR. tit' Nrr.: T"' comlirrrEF. for rorri l letieg the SCRIPTIttN set 01 foot. as a Tustimony of PUBI.IC 1TITII)E ( or Sir. ISDN 1-14 exertion: in DEFENCE o f the 111611 T at PETITION. proceed to Inv before the Public. in cent.rito.ly with the insert-tient of the late Meet to /. a list of the souse alveady reeeitell. her .tre +ensible that the spirit with white the Subscrip tion has hitherto proceeded, it nito;rether inadequate to the ;purpose. and that it do..s not not at present correspond with kite ghterous feelings of the ; hut they ar e ena bl e d to state. that considerable rye• tton4 are mlikinx in elan) reo eiexial Districts; mad the) natter theinseltes that any pre tern appearance of tardiness. v. ill. in the good cause in hit+ 4 6e y see eagagel. Inter the .4reet of stimulating ere, ;, hottest Man. in his own sphere. to exert himself in I , r/quotas,' the Subtcriptios. In proof that such a spirit pervades the eatiotry. and OR sn example worthy or imit..ti 1:.• cc ia,Hittv.• I tie,' cannot beets= to %%elf portapse. than hq ,- ;•pyiag ope Gs 4t Sara! llt **Tim TVite REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE. Paws Strew PiarCE. ANINIMIRIT DINNER PosTPOMMD. ns COSIMAND OW Rts Rovas. HIGIIINFSS TIIV. DUKE Or YORK, PIIIILMDIXT. TILE THIRTEENTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be at the City of London Tavern, Bisborpate street, on MONDAY. the Ist of May, Itrlo. Ills ROYAL HIGHNESS in the Chair. Taessenaa.—Eilward Forster. Esq. %TIM Al Di. Right Hon.F.arl of Liverpool L. A. Goldseimildt, Es,. Riaht lion. Rob. Peel, M.P. fieorge Ilarrison. lsgSS Sir J. W. Lubbock, Bart. Rev. J. Hardman, .1./4. and Samuel Rosanquet, Esq. M.D. I'. F. Ruston. Esq. M.P. Samuel Hoare, Jun. 141 q. Dewy Clive. Esq. M.P. 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The same Member gave notice, the' on Mow' next he would above for a return of the number bi Ensigns rree ly i si v e lhal= Mr. S. SOU K ter a cop? of the report of The Conroe appeihtet tai Wed* 1416 the hoe. lie Charities of England and Wales.—Ordared. Mr. CLIVE moved for a copy of the report of oh, Commissioners appointed to inquire into the salaries. fees, emoluments, &c. of the officers in the Court) if Justice in Scotland.---1/rdered. • ‘og r ew Edge q F:;q. Tbomas s, Koie:rt i.;i4) Terms to W. Sams I 'T. G. Estenort, gag. M.P. Isaac MoU). Esq. shall at all II I:. P. 01)n, Esq. James Soper. Esq. Dinner at SIN o'clock preeiscls. ... and as he la TlSionlb FlflosealikalMmemek„, tray the Itat*lailli:resi devouring I will sower. Stewards. Secretor ) . sad Collecnrs t TA* the Tamen ; *ad at the Iterate. • its Back* and proieng I.lbrw Rao ku.11.1 Mercury," of Ore INA is tent. • Ilk.'NllV 111 N Msg. dinee the Institution was first opened in lie yar there have bees admitted "idt Females, and ...ors. and a is ay offered for their return from rice and misery to virtue and comfort. A refuge n herein they are withdrawn from the paths of rice, are taught to renounce their former hohits, to pursue industrious ratplo meet. to form resolutions of refor mation, and to become hottest and virtuous members of so ciety, is now afforded to a constant succession of Sixty Yohng Persons of each s. who would otherwise be ex posed to all the bitter consegurnersof want and crime. 'Phis day as published, In 810. pries 14s. boards, - F I EUT U RS on SCRIPT,' RE DUTIES. • By WILLIAM RENO° COLLIER, D.D. F.A.S. ate. &e. ilte. London : Printed for Mark. Kingsbury. Parbury. and Allen. Lesdenhall-street ; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, ULLCTION PILTITInK. The SPEAKER desired, that if there wie ar election petitions they should now he delivered in. A petition was then presented from Sir G, corr. borne, complaining, that at the late election for Por mouth, the Mayor, who was the returning-officer, r .• jetted several votes which were tendered, and uhirb. the petitioner contended, were good and legal soles The petition was read, and ordered to be taken int., consideratio• the 25th of May, at three o'clock in Ow afternoon. Lately published. by the sant* Autho►. LECTURES on scitipTußE DOCTRINES. Ditto Ditto PACTS. Bitto Ditto PROPHECIES. Ditto Ditto MIRACLES. ROBERT I'Rll4l3l'. Sec. au. Hoitou-square. Ditto Ditto PARABLES. Each In one Volume, being printed uniform, at 14M. boards. M %VOWS HISTORY OF ALL NATIONS. " The friends of a real, elk sir.. and constitutional Re form, are respeetholly informed that *Subscription is (spent *. tor the purpose o f a seistmg to tiefrly"the estiteasic 'wore:A hy the above Patriot. le Aes has su hobly, ably. and triumph antly defended the legal rights of h,, eoua i r y men , and held up to eoateeapt and derision the unprincipled abettors of ar bitrary ft ower . t• B e ft observed, that the Whig Reformers, at their public meetings and splendid dinners, w hen the unconslitutional in roads of the las have been condemned. and the sufferings of their victims commiserated, have nirierto avoi,led every wt width sight prove the sines ri:y of their decliiral These " men of honour, talent. anti property." iit this part of the kingdom. have not contribte.ed a single shilling In the Mutterers at Manchester, nor co t".• 'es,al iavestigation °I that nertampied and heart-reading ocverretice. Let us nut mts those pant y men—they are est our " nature! leaders. — " Subscriptions received at the Union Room, Queen street; sad at Mr. Marshall's. Bookseller. Newcastle. The liefstription will he closed in twelve days from this date. " By Order of 1b... rottunittee. " W. WE.ATIIt:RSTON, Secretary." " Nenstatle, 21st April. 1520." Illey ether towns be found hs exhijit equal!) correct (cel ls& and practices equally °seraphic, ! Subscriptions continue to be receited by Mr. R. Ireland, %Holborn-hill; Alr. Dolby. .19(1, Strand, and lii,War.fnur stmt. Soho; and Mr. T. Fulham, 21. Alitcbell-street. MC—by whom the receipt of collections in the country illbduly acknowledged. JOS. WEBB, Secretary. Re bit subscriber to the Manzaester flutterers 0 10 0 James Dearly J. Wilkinson ----- - 1 I 0 Mr. Fulham J. V. ...... - 0 10 0 Jabs Stock 61.—W. K. 10s. - - - - 0 lb F. Nadu Williams., R. N. - - - - - 1 0 Re. Mama It How - - - . lit. L Ireland . . -1 0 0 -1 1 0 -1 1 0 -3 0 0 -1 0 n -3 0 0 • A Mead is Warrilesco...—_ Towards ilifrsylog Mr. Hunt's e:ipences at York 10 0 0 W. Wummy, Cloureitro-lain - - I 0 0 P. laws A WlNWhire friend of Mr. Hunt's- - - 1 0 Myron. would crush me Sir heads Burdett, Bart. M. P. - - 20 0 0 •• The Nem" J. 8., a Mead to the nese - - - 1 0 0 T. Dolby A Liverymen of TAndrn Beaky subst rlptinos - - - 710 0 Prost R - FsMOVA RA IO and RA H.1)1 respectfully Jl.ll mammas, that. in ennsecpsenee of their increasing trade requiring more extensive premises, they base removed to doe mat house, NO. 77, OXFORD-STREET. When they have added to nn excellent stock of Linen Dra =weej description of fa vhionahle Silks. and a complete of Hosiery and (*loves, the whole of which are sold ea the drat terms, and without abatement. A matchless stock of Foreign and British Damask Table Cleths, India Mullins. French Cambric', snperb imitation Shawn, risk Tabbinets, elegant robe dresses, Madras Cam bria; mailbag Cloths, with every new and elegant article Of Ihelineehie Dress. EL Seie and O 3 ARAM beg to observe that they have no camenallen whatever with the adjoining House (which they 46 / 1 , 888 . 1 0”, therefore particularly Caution those ladles squat diasptiou, who wish to visit their establishment. Ile. /7. Ostord-strepet. the second house from Whalley -street, opposite the Pantheon. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, tie, Qv& c•-ixastrr, CRIA PEIDE, LONDON. UPTON and Co.'s Cheap, Durable, and Im penetrable PAINTS. p cwt. per cwt. er lnvisible Green - 40 s. Stone Colour - - 465. Olive Green - - 7Ns. Black - - 365. deep Green - I les. White - - - 4ds. Bart Red - - des. Yellow - - . 311 s. Bright Red - - Stk. Slate and Lead Colours 48s. Lkeesiate - -40 a. Prepared Oil to thin for use. per gallon, 4". Liaseed Oil, Turpentine, and Colours of every description. Thai Paints are very ornamental, and may be applied with great advantage to all the purposes of useful Painting, iodide sad out, where a handsome appearance. durahlilt), sad esmemny are considerations. For park-palings, opt heilllings, stucco and plaster fronts, Iron and wood railing, aid shipping purposes, the) are peculiarly adapted. as they resist the effects of weather in an unusual degree, and are a time for the worm and dry rot. They also cover a surface many twice as great as other Paints, and may he applied Mei Me trouble, requiring only to be thinned with Linseed of Prepared Oil. ••• Refitted Coal Tar Brown, ids. per cwt. Varnishes, &c. &c. RUPTURES SPEEPILY and RADICALLY CLRED without pain or interruption to Unusual avo entioes of the patient ; not by the more use of trusses. which hog experience has proved to be ineffectual, but by scourge of rneedies —Mr. DUF'OUR, Surgeon to the Doranian Dis rZ, for the cure of Strictures, and sole proprietor of Da llgedleated Boogies., flatters himself that the following %negation (selected from a great number contained in his Thoth* on the Radical Cure of Rupture) will be considered es mathilsetory evidence of the feet. PARISH OF ST. ANN, WESTMINSTER. Workhouse. July 13. 1819. We. the Overseen of the Poor of this Parish, do hereby "?r. that Wm. Gosling and Charles Moore, two of the PM,. a.* is the Workhoese , b e ing s e ver e ly afflicted with nyrittees, *ere seat by us to Mr. Dufour. for tb• purpose of a emirs ; in a very short space of time they were both con- Plethiy rated.—Witness our hands. Thomas Tomlinson, J. Morehead. Wm. Wyatt. Wllllam Rrownley. Ft B. Trusses, constructed on the hest principles, are kept O N ale, as the) are essentially useful during the course of remedies. Attendance from Ten to Four. mid from Seven Nine. —No. 403, Berner's-street, Oxford-street. This day were published. in II vols. demy Ss°. price 108.0 d. each. is boards, HOR.E /M LETICiE :or above 1,200 Dis courses (in the fora of Skeletons) on the whole Scriptures. By the Rev. C. SINIEON. M.A. Fellow of Kings College, Cambridge. Printed for T . Cadell and W. Davies, Strand: J. Hatch ard and son, Piceedill) ; Parker, Oxford ; and W. Black wood, Eainhareit. This day was published, with a Portrait from sn origimal Picture. painted by Mr. West some years since, price 7s. In boards ' 'IIIIE SECOND and C,ONCLUDINO pmiT o f the LIFE end WOW of BENJAMIN WEST. Esq. President of the Royal Academy of London. subsequent to his arrival In this Country. Composed from materials furnished by himself. By JOHN DALT. Rsq. Printed for T. Cariell and W. Davies. Strand, Booksellers to the Royal Academy ; sad W. Blackwood. Edinburgh. Of %hors may also be had, The Work complete, with a Portrait ; price 14s. i 4 boards. This day was pablishetl, In I soh Ss°. with Portraits and Plates, price If. 10i. in Boards. MEMOIRS of the late H. L. EIHVPWORTH, Megan by Himself, and finished 1” his Dal SAWA M. DU W WIT 11. ?dated for H. Hunter, Sureessor to Mr. Johnson. 41 Poore (11014 , 0-yard; avid Baldwin, Cridoet, and Jo , Paternoster-row. Miss EDGEWORTH is preparing for the Press, Rosswomn. 2 vols.. a Sequel to '• flatly Lessons." THE BEAUTIES OF ENOLAND AND WALES. NOW SELLING IN ' AAA COUNTIES. Sll'll lientlemen as ors desirous of a complete Topographical, II ktorical. and Biogrsphlcal Descrip tion of an? particular Cwiuty, rendered of prominent interest in their estrem by birth. residence, or the possession of property, are respectfully informed their wish may now be gratified. Whilst publishing this Work (to which the labours of numerous persons hate been dedicated for seventeen years, and the expense of which excet•fis /MOM). the PMtes were scattered indiscriminately throughout the cliWerent Volumes. Thus. though the Letter-Press might he procured, every individual County was incomplete, in regard to illes trßtive Each County is now submitted to the Public.. in a separate and complete form ; the respective Plates occupying the situations for which they were originally designed, end a Map being prefixed to each Volume. The following List contains the Prices of the Comities, and the number of Plates with which each is illustrated, viz. _ PI.. C.a. d. Pl. 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Bd. in boards, in demy Sy°. ; and 601. in royal Eivo. •.• Persona desirous of farther illustrating the" Beauties." are respectfully referred to a Wort now publishing by Sher wood and Co., entitled Views of the Seats of Noblemen and Gentlemen. in E.igland. Wales. Scotland, and Ireland. from Drawings made by Mr. Neale:" in which no View will be introduced that has already been given its " The Beauties of England and Wales." DEAL" I'l IF PERSON.—It often happens that as the mind grcovs enlightened It grows sceptic : this may account for She prejudice often formed against such articles as the following ; and yet it must he allowed that some merit Is doe to those whose productions can repair the ravages which time or disease produce to the person. I.oss of hair from disease. perspiration, and change of climate. is very common, even in early life, and yet It seems surprising that such an ornament should be snffered to be lost, when a little care may prevent it. The same observation applies to the teeth; they become discoloured, camas, loose, and fall oat from inattention. A long practical otmervation of the above facts have led to the introduction of the following articles : Hudson's Hulk Di% ine, or l'nlpepper's Specific. prevents the hair ehanginr, colour or fading off. and restores it even where the party - has been bald for years...-Price 3s. lid. is. Od. and One Guinea.—lluoson's Botanic Tooth Powder re moves the tartar, fnstens the t...ot:s that are loose. effectually is the tooth-ach. and makes the teeth. hem ever is-1 jured or discoloured. of a pearly whiteness.—Priee Ys. ltd. a boy. Sold by tote Proprietor's Agent. Mr. Atkinson. No. M. Gerrard-street. Sohn-squire, L on don; We. G range . lei.' Oxford-street ; Meism. Firth and Langley, No. 43, ditto ; Messrs. Dobson and Mason, Haymarket; Mr. lloodmen. Piccadilly: Mr. Ro-s, iiisliopgate-street; and mast Per fumers and llairdrrssvrs. On the I'4l. of May %nibs published. elosely printed ha Away embellished with an Historical Frontispiece. poise 4s. WI. boards, or elegantly printed on fine Royal Paper. ea. Volume I.—of HISTORY. Ancient and Slimlsra.' U complete in 0 volumes. published monthly ; heading a (letters' View of the 'fret:sections of iscal i M dun. Kingdom, ■nd Empire in the World. fres so selem period to the present time ; illustrated with a corned IN of Naps and numerous Etrroviiipt. B. WILLIAM"MAVOR. 1.!.. D. te. te. Upon the importance and utility of historical knowledge, it would he trivial to insist. It is by history alone that we Mow what have been the great events of preceding genera ' dons. There are few students. however, who have either the leisure or the means to consult the voluminous works which have appeared in this branch of literature. Hence the value of such a Collection as the prevent, whieh com bines in Ives general series an authentic history of every civilized Country. both ancient and modern. To the youth ful reader, in particular, it must prove eminently acceptable. •.• Smelt Persons as prefer taking the Work conioarra, without waiting for the monthly publication. mev have It, in 23 volumes. price 31 lits. bd. boards; or, on line Royal Paper. 71. lOs. London : Printed for Sherwood. \eel, and Jones, Pater nosier-am, and 'old lay all Seetiseiters. HOG .IRTII. This My was published, by Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy, price to Subscribers IL 1.. each.—Nos. I. and 11. of HR Original and Genuine WORKS of WILLIAM A. MOO ARTH, from the Plates lately in the possessions( Messrs. Boyden ; and others elms ved by eminent Artists; the whole under the superintendsnee of James Heath, En, R.A. accompanied hv explanation+ of the various subjects. By John Nichols, Esq. F.A.S. &r. Number I. contains—l. Portrait of ilogarth ; 4. The Harlot's Progress, Plate II,; 3. The Rake's Progress. Plate 111. ; 4. idleness and Industry, Plates 111. and IV. ; b. Por- trait of J. Wilkes. No. 11. I. Marriage a-la-Mode, Plate Ill.; IL The Be raged Musician; 3. Harlott's Progress, Plats V.; 4. Frame, Plate I. ; b. Beer-street. •.• During the course of publication. the Work will be supplied to Subscribers only, whose names sad addresses must be forwarded to the Publishers. through the medium of their respective Book or Prints.llerv. The Impressions will be delivered in the exert order of the bubscription List ; and the name of each Subscriber will be printed on the Wrapper of his 4 op). The Price to Subscribers is If. Is. each \timber ; but 'terry Number not called for within via months from the day of its publication. will be advanced to If. ha. few Copies remain of the Third Volnme of Mr. Nichol's •• Biographical Anecdotes of Ilogarth," in 410. price il, 45.; or, oa large Paper, N. tk.. sold by Baldwin, Cradoel. and Joy; and by Messrs. Nichols and Son, Par- Ilainnut-street. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOt'SE OF LORDS, FRIDAI , Arita el. lhe hionse met a little before Iwo o'clock. After making UMW orders respecting Appeals, the Marquis of l'uoi.asort oist.av having reported the King's pleasure to receive the Address at half-past two this day, the Moose adjourned till Monday, and proceeded in State procession to the King's Palace, in Pall-mall, to present the Address to his Majesty. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, .Ar•lL 28. The SPEAKER informed the House that he had received a letter from the Marquis of Ilastiogs, ac knowledging the rote of thanks to him passed in March, 1:31'1 An Account of the balances and arrears due to the General Post-office was laid upon the tablr, ■p to the 4th March la't. ItI'AiDAS presented a petition froin rertailt persons in London for leave to bring in a Dill to im prove the navigation between London and Bristol— Laid on the table. Several Members took the oaths of supremacy and allegiance ; among them was the Attorney-Oeneral. Mr. ARBUTHNOT presented a paper containing an account of all funds at the disposal of the Crown taken to be not under the immediate controul of the House of to be printed. Mr. SYKES presented a petition, as we understood it, against the importation of foreign wool.—Laid on the table. Mr. HUME moved, that an order of the House. which was made in the last Session, relative to the production of returns connected with the amount of shipping employed during a number of years in the Hovel Navy, should be directed to be obeyed forth- NOTlrltle. Mr. M. A. TAYWR gave notice, that on Tuesday next he would move for leave to bring iu a Bill, the In onapirovieD. Lord J. RUSSELL gave notice, that on Turs,l4) next be would move for leave to bring in a Bill for the purpose of excluding the borough of Grampoutpi from the right of sending two Members to Parlia ment, and for transferring to the borough of Lena' the right of sending two Members in the place ..t Orampound. 111 M. LoPI2. Lord J. RITSELL gave nojiee, that at some future period of the Session he would take an opportunity ot submitting a motion for an Address to the Throne. praying a shorter limitation to the imprisonment ni Sir AL Lopez.—(Hear, hear!) EDUCATION. Mr. BROUGHAM wished to state to the House. that although fully prepared to bring forward the important subject of Public &location, be h however, determined to postpone it until after the L.,- liar of Whitsuntide. He was not induced to postrwe is on stemma of -catty thing irMartid Teeetlfllf Wit r• red, nor was his sense of the paramount importance of that subject is the least degree diminished ; on the contrary, every thing that occurred encouraged, rather than discouraged him, to pursue the object he had in view, and be delayed it only because the report of the Commissioners was now nearly ready, and lie wiNhu I that Heathen should have time to peruse it. INOMAN CATHOLICS. Sir H. PARNELL stated, that he was requested by his Right lion. Friend the Member for Dublin, to give notice, that on the 11th of May he would bring uaue•r the consideration of the House the laws affecting 1,..- man Catholics of Ireland, with a •iew to their type.: The Hon Baronet also said, that on Wednesday nc‘ • he would move for a Committee ill on a subject co. , netted with the appointment of a Sheriff in Ire!and. Mr. V. FITZGERALD said, tbAt in consequence (.` this notice, he should postpone a notice which he if:- tended to give upon this subject. PAWL! 4.IIIXTAIT stream. Mr. LAMB MN rose for the purpose of renewilf: a notice which he gave last Session npon the stfuj of the State of the Representation of the Peopl (Hear, hear!)--It was not necessary now to spck;t.. the precise day for his motion, but he would take a early opportunity, as soon as the more immediate 1,, - sine's of the Session was got over. Ile thought, hot - ever, he could mention the 6th of Jane, as the da) upon which it was most likely be should bring fut.- ward his motion. !ATION. Lord A. HAMILTON stated, that he should, on 1 future day, bring under the consideration of the 'login the subject of the Reproventation 4 Scotland. He had rapt sted his Hon. 14i.nd to keep kis motion perfectly distinct from the State of the Ragresentation of Scot land, and he now only waited foe t h at information which would be supplied by the Report of the Com mittee. He gave notice of his 'motion for the 24th of neat month; before that day he should specify the pre cise terms of his motion. TILI DB. Mr. Serjeant ONSLOW gave soder, that on Wed nesday se'nnight be sh mid move a resolution, to be a mending order, that no Bill should be brought in o the House, upon any subject connected with the tra4!e and manufaetems of the country endl alter it had been examined in a Committee. Mr. HUME moved for the immediate enforeetnent of an order of the House, made in December lost, rela tive to the production of the returns of the per c 4 ut liarlyadoes' Duties, and the manner in which the v.- lectors of them were paid.--Orderei. INSOLVENT ELSTON,. Lord ALTHORPE gave notice, that on Tuesday neat be would move for leave to bring in a Bill for the relief of Insolvent Debtors. Mr. B. BATHURST made an obseriatlon, I was sot distinctly audible in the gallery. TOR A POEM. Sir B. KNATCHBULL brought up the Aillres., which was voted yesterday. The question having been rut that this Address be • oow roe I, Lord A. HAMILTON took this opp irtunitf 4Peall - the twenties of his Majesty's Mini.:4 rs to the 41i-.- - tn ss that existed in that part of Scotland where tur bulence had most prevailed. It was fourteen or Bfler.l A i ... • • $ i . ' 4141 , 1 • . 1 . i. • $ i il r r ‘ • • k • • .-. _ . - i 1 ! •I