The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-04-26 00:00:00

P" A~ • 4 ? • i~ z U. - 1111 • - .. .., (Rpi (A (W 6-)RX/kid mini R' 5 AMA: OLOVEIts. EXHIBITION . of PAINTINGS li NOW OPEN, 16, Old Bood-street. opposite '6islior4.otteet.—Adssitssoee. 14.--Cst•loom Od. tf! IJAYDION'S GREAT PICTURE of LAZA -ITE: BUS, wish+ has been ready three years on the Enoch 1$ NOW. OPEN, at the Picea. Ground floor to the right.—hdoltteasse Is. Cata logues: Id. . 11[E PICTIILLE of the TRIAL of the kte QUEEN , br Mr. GEOR6E HAY'fER. Member of the Amioney of St. Lake.* Rame,dce• Re.—Mr. T. H. CAUTY regretfully notifies, that hating- paid a large sera of money for the right toesihibit this OR AT HIPITORICAL PIC TURE. the same is now OPEN to the Pebtic at his Rooms, 94 Pall-moll, from Tea till dusk. Admlttaaro. One Shil- Rog. Ag the limits of ea Advertisemeat premmt an adequate doseriptioa -being give* of thie estraordiaary Picture, it will here be simply stated, that it cattalos upwards of 300 learn, of which 139 are Portraits. dims Primers of the Royal Family, and every Peer cad Perms of distiaetioa is the Moore having sat to Mr. Hayter, whose rank as a Por trait Pokier 110 IrU .11 treated. agate public curiosity to wer& she Na1ik14.....0 , TLAS , AfiI4URANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON. ittstltnted 1808, and empowered by an Act•of Parliament of theSdOett. 111. • Capital-21,1100,000. IRE DEPARTHENT.—HETIiRNS TO THE ASSURRD.—Persons assure! with this Company . J from loss by Fire, whose Policies for 1300 and upwards have been in fcree for fi ve years, ending at Christens may !nein on and after the 23th instant. et the Office in Cheapilde on the London Policies, and of the several Agents bathe Country on the Policies offeeted in their respective Agencies, a Relent of TWENTY-FIVE per Cent. on the *moan of the Premiss, paid for.secit period of five years, ggreeably to the system of this O ffi ce, as fully explained in the Office • Proposig& • RENEWALS. —Receipts fee the rennin] of Pointe* due at Lady-xley are weir reedy for delivery at the 4s. don and by tbe Country Agenti, and should he takes*? within larlays thereafter. NEW POLICIES.—New Antnehees may be effected at thy time seenedieg to the printed Proposals of the Company, and no ,harge is • made for Policies when the snot *enured anumets to £3OO. RENT.—An allowance is made for the lees of Rod of Buildings rendered nottenantable by Fire. LIFE DEPARTMENT. ADDITfONS TO POLICIEE.—Perrons assured for the when tens or Life, will have an addition, made to their Polt ens every seventh year, ow the principle so beneficially practised till. lately at the Equitable Assurance Office ; or the amount . thereof may be applied In revival°, orthe future payments of Prelates'. Policies may also be effected for the It/holster. of Life, by a limited number of yearly payments, Tickets appli cable to this mode of Migraine may be obtained at this Of fice. SEA RLSR.—This Company. allows certain passages by Sea in decked vessels, without extra Preininet, is set forth in the Conditions of the Office Propose*. Proposals fully explaaatery of the principles end ranee the Company, may be had at the principal office in Cheap hide, London, sal of the several Ageats a thi Country. • HENRY DESBOROOOR. Jeir.liscrenter.' Citeapaide, London, tfkb.liardit,, VW& i v .r .. . A SMALL CO ASPAOT 111111f$1 1 1;111", 'litD I ESTASLISIIIID COAL TRADE" Seenkwod, hest:. To be Let on Lease. By J.. 1. HOPWOOD. ASMALL COMPACT RRRWERY, in perfect RE pair, with DWELLING-BOUM and COAL. YARD, else the Goodwill of the Old-eatabllshed Wbelesele and Retail Coal Business attached. The two concerns ate smeared in the most desirable part of Southend, neat the Sea. The Rest Is low, and immediate possession *III be even. The Plant, Utensils. and Fixtures In the Dlreilliag house, to be taken et a valuation. For further partieulars,apply to Mr. Sylvester. GroMenor Piece, Southend; Bs, Cheneery-tane ; or at J.J. Hopwood's, Auctioneer and Serveyor, 27, Chancery-lane. CREASE'S CHEAP PAINTS. THE following tench approved Cheep PAINTS are risennfactnred by JAMES CREASE add SON, CWest Smithfield, Loddon. esar Tea PAINT, ore cbocolate colour, in a state ready for eve, and requiring no bear, adapted for Coarse out-door Work, in casks of rewt, weight. Old 16e. per cwt. of 11211). at td. per lb. and of 721 b. and 401 b. at 14d. per potted. eiIICALPEST OIL PAINT, of a russet colour, ready fee use, (not tar) and reqelrlng no addition of oil; for consume oat 'door work. where the smell of tar Is objectionable, lit casks of 1121 h. and 361 b. ratt, at 441: .per lb. Cesar Gars* PAINTS.—The common Invisible Green, No. i, at 365. per cwt. The best Ditto Ditto, No. 2. at Us. dino, in casks of 111th. Mb. add 2131 b. each ; in a 'tiroate, reqtriring eight gallons of drying oil to the hundred weight. ti v tide them for use. These paints may alio be bad, mixed with SW oil, and reedy for use, in jars of 71b. and upwards , et 64. and 7d. per pound. A neat Olive Green, No. I; at 9d: pair*. •A good Ditto Ditto, N 0.2, at Is. ditto. A superior Ditto Ditto, No. 3, et Is. 66. ditto; in a stiate. with six galletis of drying oil to the hundred weigUi or ready for use, in jars of Eh. and upwards, at the same price. Po ston Green, at Is. 6d. per Ib: Roman Green,at Is.9J. do. Saxon Green, *t Is. ditto. Spanish Olive, at Is. od. ditto. Patent Mims Green, at Ss. ditto ; in a state ready for ase, tapir's of lib. and upwards. These colours may be had in ponder, et the same price. Jarin Gauge, a beautiful eolour in *welsh. for Venetia* blinds, feeders, bower.baskets, &c. &c. In tirades at Is. 3d., Mi. 6d., and 35., each, or in jars of Alit. and upwards, et Is. 9d. per pound. STIt1:0 GasaW, an elegant lied -greed for windosiworb. al Wills of rooms. 'ukases, c. at Is. per pored. in jail, of Mb. suit eptrardt; end In powder at the same price. IL do Mb shine Paints are sold with printed dime. Eons. ilifsistt•Pe . PAINTS of every kind; propetip mixed ter It.4ltier ami.oni-door work. White Paint of the very beg . qmdity at led. per lb. Other colours in propertkm. Nactiseric Paters. fir delicate in-door pirpbses, hee -Nom ofbosive smell; deed white at Is. pef lb. Otbet: ye leent in proportion. 0.11141111 Whit. Lead, and,olls,. Colours, end Varnishes of .itsery 4sseription. Investments of these article. properly •estidited4edpeeked tor eSportation. rpreents of the Greats, and detailed lists of the Co • - sad Varnishes may be seen at the Manufactory, U, Sialeetd,.f.nddia. No StitciiriC • was ever brought into use by she riitebao—is of Medicine. to equal PREOE'E Celebrated Finsten RIM, far the • specify, safe, aill alliessat CURE 'miens* tilsoriar. Is all its insinuating form, on* the natlgnant and dostraitive Ravages it daily wakes as the iteduilltattit ; bat hippiiy,t6se Pitio Cur. In so sheet lilMe lb alw safe and easy a unarm, sit to Warrant bias is nub tall standalone' of success, that NO titetsrai• aim be led In the . eystist, ' re s t . Pins lit Doh% et ti.. 94.; at 46, Liquarpoutf-itreet. Lon ..44Bipligihnuild it be pyramid; do Baiter angel* tours' iindpaWgi stun. or return teal osey ; so' be No Cute, Mai *ill be No OA Y. 'Mk Itob'Cuesl with Out Inkblots, tagebebi, by: costliiii only, price Vs. 94. I Z . • - • 1.0%, • k LON . O-41-14,' SATU R1)4.1r, APRIL 16 ) IC& 'I TA* Cease* sikh•IWITD!IN Jilt 41, sA. fl , alsll trlYilfr Ji J es the &mewl" NNW 11101104 b IMMO; Estabilibilik 'fiit • Xte o ireT of • thetatied iiittaid l ool . th eir ••*•"' ers and Orphans. Uoder.the iiinstal . • wawa his-Most Mideast MP jesly ; their RoyalAigissessesibe Dukes of York, Caw berland, Sussex, *Calaftidge, and Gloucester. Patroness—Her Royal ifigbness the Duchess of Kent. TE 'Nobility and Sentry. Subscribers to this Fowl. and Public in general are respettfully lafornsed, tthat the ANNUM., (ONC %RT` for the benefit of, this Find, will take place on Thiriday Next, the Ist of May, at the Opera House, whim they hope for the assistance of their benefactor,. . . The following principal performers hare most kindly promised their assistance :—Madame Camporese. Made moiselle Caradort. Miss M. Tree, Alltdsow Roost de Beg• nls, Miss Goodall, Miss Paton. and Miss Stepbeas ; Mr. Brehm. Signor de Begnis, Signor Begra, Signor Pleat Mr. J. B. Sale, and Bellamy. A Concerto on the Wend Piano-forte, by Mr. Machetes. PokPerarri. for the %ups; by Mr. Grand (his first publi: ba s e rrasain this extun u a. First Viotti' to his Serene HI a rrow Oche of Nana M loges. A Comment' for Two olstecolleol Biz• • apthis. W. Jaaalkty. . • • Leader of tlso Bala, Mr, F. croon. esgmbset•r. Smart. Subscriptions received, and Tickets delivered for the Pit and noses, at 18s. od., end for the Gallery at 3a. each, by the Treasurer, Joseph Kendrick, k:sq:, No. 8, Upper Mary* le-bone-street ; And by the Secretary, kir. JllO4lll, King, No. 13, Little Chapel-street, Soho. Tickets may also be bad at the priecipel Music Shops; at kit. Ebers* Library, Old Bond-street; tad at the OPera Ogee. • TO THE LANDED INTEDEtrff t This Day is paMiihad, 1 vol. limo. price 7s. lid. boards. ELATIVE TAXATION; or, Observations on the Impolicy of tasting Malt, Hops DoenNesap. Can dles. and Leather ; with a View of the Manner in which the Duties Imposed epon them affect the different Mods of Land, whether in Orem or Tlhawe, and their coastaatTeadaney to increase Pauperism; with Resume for imbathidiart • Tax on Property ; coaeluding with an Inquiry into the effects arts ' log from perpetuating the Land Tax. By T. Vasa. Printed fur Lupton Idle, 13, Corallil ; sod J. Harding, Bt. Janses's-strools This day le published, Sm. prior ihs. hoards, AVOICE from LONDON to the VOICE froth Ht. HELENA; or the PITT SYSTEM DEVELOP ED, ins pobtlestiol. from Auto/mph' of Certain Minims, from' the British Ministers to Prnee. in the yams IMO, 1755. lidOl ; titillated by a brief Sketch of Narousott's Penile Views, sad of the misting state of things, arising mew( she systems porseed to procure " Indemnity for the past, and severity for the fatere." Pialleg MOOSE. Esq. K. 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T'hele Three Works form a complete Series of Rie tory from the Earliest Accounts to the Year 1785. PROFESSOR DALZEL'S WORKS. • This day Is published, in two volumes, Svo. a new edition of I * .eIOLLECTANEA OIUELA MAJORA. - Vol. I.—Comploctens Excerpts ex varils Ora oaliffittlathe Seripterlbas•• pies 9s. 6d. in boards. Vol. 9.—Complectins E:aserpta ex tunas Poetic ; price Is. In boards. 11.—ASALUCT1 Gegen Minoan, ad imam Tlronum Illt eostodata cum Notis Philologiciv, partial Collegit, partial Scripsit. • ANDEEMI DALZILL, A.M. F.R.B. B. 'et Roper In Academia Jacobi VI. Scotormn Regis Litt. Or. Prof.. See. prima*. in boards. • • In these lees Editions the Text is materially altered and imPtpred, and many Corrections an& Additions are made in die Notes by an eithent Greek Scholar. Printed foil'. Cadet'; F. C..&.1. Ritisgtoo ; Lowman, Ibis*, Rear. Otme, & Orman; J. Richardson ; J. WI- Amen ;• Ogle Co.- end a. aad-W. B. 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GOSS and Co. ere t• be • • ed, as usual, everyday, at their house: Ith&Fatieitte are Owings* to describe minutely the cote/ ens tsR na for Astriee end Medicise, whiciread tie fo to airiiit of the World,--00S8 sae Go. M. R.C. Surgeons, No. n, tom erie-str *et, Fleet -street, Leaden. I.IIIIIEiTAI'iIARI:IAMIte. • :-./././". • - *Aux 'swim Pills: nous? ortoottis—PdtfilV; Lard 11614/41fON pressingtl iiitlitett trait Baling*toe in Ire+ad against th e eirshoeie:eleiMs, • hlarguessolOAbllnfilii presented pellltioas fro set.- rit op-planters la Beat antSeteet,.prisylnglor a remis sion of the • 8F toLordlioll44ll7;eld be h CBXO ad, • AIN, on a former occasion, pat a question Its the. Noble &A opposite, as to the indigence Of eat* treaty by which the Crowns of Franc* and Spain migit be united under one head, lie found thittin 'rale bed been avreed on in the year 1814, by whjch King Ferdinand of Spain• might succeed to the Crown of both countries; therefore it was evident that Great Britain had no security against the renewal of the old Familfeompapt. .Phis now appeared to be the case, from the papers that had lately been laid upon the tablet and it `was evident that there was nothing now to pre vent' tbe* Whole resources of Spain from being at the committed, of France, although there 'night not exist any specs Treaty for the renewal of a Family Compact. 114.4r1 of L.VirflltPool4 admitted that audit a treaty Wa as the le Lava adverted to had bees tittered intwbe ttreea'France and Spain. in the pis IS l 4 ; but it was not considered as a • reneseal 'of 'the Family Compact, and it was not conceived necessary. to la 7 it before the House. That treaty certainly might go to a uniut of the Crowns; bat it was agreed to by the Legislative bodies of the two aolttarles. STATE Or IRELAND. The Earl of DARNLEY' said he understood it was in contemplation to present petitions against a most im portant measure, which was now before the House of Rrtliament; he meant the Dill for a Commutation of Tithes io Ireland. He was sorry to say that Alovernmen t had not brought forward any plan for ameliorating the skate of that coontry ; and if the question was not talen up by a Noble bulge, who had promised t 3 do so, he assured the House that he should, early in the ensuing mouth, bring forward a motion relative to the state of Ireland. -- The Earl of LIVERPOOL assured the Noble Lord that it was the intention of Oovernmest to do every thing that could be does for the relief of Ireland. The subject of tithes bad been for a considerable time under the con sideration of Uoverninent. A Dill for making an alter ation in that system was now before the other House of Parliament; and be hoped the Noble Lord would see the expediency of not bringing forward any motion anti] that measure Caine under the consideration of their Lordships, when he hoped every Noble Lord would give Ils assistancern rendering the measure as elficacioos as possible. I n that case he saw no ressein why the sloe of Parliament should close without affordingto I land every relief that it was in the power of Parliament to grant. • APPEALS. On the Order of the Day for summoning their Lord ships being ?eat!, The Earl of LI VERPOOL rose to nuke the motion of which he had given 'notice relative to the 'winker of ap peals brought before the House. These. appeals were so numerous, and such a length of time elapsed before a de 'claim' was given upoa them, that great public inconve wieder aro* is the. idininietration of justice. Shonlit their Lordships feel upon this subject in the tame 'Danner as be felt, there could be no objection to the motion he was about to make, which was merely for the appoint ment of a Committee. His Lordship then entered int() a statement of the nnm&er of appeals which bad come be fore the House at different times. Of these the Scotch appeals were by far the most numerous; and about half of them were not yet heard. This was a most serious evil, and well worthy the consideration of the House. Many complaints had at different times been made of de lay in the administration of justice ; and so far as related to the present question, it was absolutely necessary tio t pni some remedy. He concluded with moving that a Committee be appointed to take into consideration the administration of justice so far asrelated to appeals before that House. The Earl of ROSEBERRY highly approved of the motion, and said the people of that part of the kingdom with whom be was more particularly connectedwithovou ld feel great obligations to the Noble Earl for bringing forward this improvement! indeed, he wished that a g - neral plan might be introduced for facilitating the a,l - or justice in all other Courts, and particu larly in that Court over which the Noble and Learned 'Lord Oiftlie Woolsack presided. This would confer a dottble benefit to the country. Lord CAWDOR said such a plan as was recommended by the Noble Lord who spoke last, would give satistic- Rolf to the country at large ; and he wished to knu.v if it was intended to adopt any measure for facilitating the adniinisteetion of justice in Wales. The Earl of LIVERPOOL replied that the remedy he prOpoileil to adopt applied only to the judicial pro ceedings before that House, That was the object of e special' motion which lie now made; and although the relnedy intended to be adopted, might lead to the reined, of Other inconveniences elsewhere, he thought it better 'at present not to enter into the qnsistion further than it reloteti to the motion before the House. The motion was agreed to, and the Committee was ap pointed.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF C—atirfONS...—PitDAY. Lord NORMANDY said that though certain Words which kll firms his in the' course of the preceding night's debate ; and which were thought liable to miscon- Mroction, had given offence to an Hod. bleutber, he could not think that the words he uttered' coUld be taken in any objectionable sense; but he hatf no hesitation lit :saying that be did not mean to convey any personal io situation- against the Hon. Member. What he did ju tted to 'miry Was, that a Member coming from a towit of so hurt a- pfpUlstiott, and elected froth so small a portion of them & was one of the strongest instadces with . t* his hisowilstge di the Mockety of representailod. Mr. W. DUHDAS was understood to express himself i saddest. Lord CRANBOURN brought in a Bill to legalize the sale of Game. Sif JOHN SHELLEY said be would tike the sense of '• the House ply the second reading of the Bill. Lord ALTHORPI presented a petition from the Shop ' keepers of Weittliniter, praying fot some better measure for ale rectvery Of small debts. After a few words from Mr. HOBHOUSB, the peti tion was laid oti fie table. The OrUer of the Day for the third reading of the Wei she. add Siensares' Bill being :lad, l _ iffiggreoewed his objec tion to the standard. Sir OBOROB CLBRK defended the several clauses of 'the hill. _ The Bill Sint read a. lslrt Cuae. Sir 0. 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