The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-23 00:00:00

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Third appearance is loglawd of TYROLESIAN PEA SANTS. jou arriuct fi Italy, whine extraordinary man- St r of t vertannottg TY r MASK fI4NCRS, WALTZES, FOUR FEET HIGH. willsost loving their sod sag Italian Jaywalk VENTRILOQUIST. to receive the decided approbation of crowded. --- • s will be repented every events/it till farther notice. AMPHITHEAT R MINSTER-BR E IDGE. ASTLEY'S), W EST • - !sponge of their Royal Highsestes the Prince Re gent sad Duke of York. TO-MORROW, and SA will be presented s New Brood Cootie. In..ealied 1E ,DANDY FAMILY, THE ASCOT JOCK lES! romiEs will stun for s Sweepolake‘ Five Heats, roar times meat live Cone ei a slit) each heat. HORSEMANSHIP, by Mr. Avery. Toltigeurs will go thrnagb sheer sitipising Leaps, &c. Clown, Mr. Brown. Equestrian Exercises. bv Mr. Matte's. • Yeatrilaguisa. by Srgoor de VALENTIN!, oi , ly 14 Years of Age. New Cootie Song by Mr. Stoma. • Mademnlselles FER Z I'S Scientific and Elegant. Dancing on Two Ropes. by desire, the last New Comic PaStostinse of ENCIIAN'rED IIORSB; ,1 :chick the Tyrolesian Peasants will-Danes tta Feet U kb, never before attempted in England. - Half-past Eight. BAST INDIA-HOUSE, the rrhE COMm I 7TE I of SIIIP COURT of DIRECTORS or the PANT of M EACH. INTS of ENGLAND, East Indies, do hereby give Notice; That the Committee wilt be ready to ?metes Writing, an or before Wednesday, Me sth from sack Permit or Persons who *ay be willing Ricer Themes Two Mays, of the Martino of sired Taws, for the Service of The eirid Company. The Tenders, with the words " Tender tie Bri corer, to be severally sealed up and left with said Consinittge, at err before. Theirs o'Dbock said St* diarist nal, bosom! sildr4 hopp,as iktoisr ceired. • Josh?), Di zse r eposul Diatensions, roll ether Partkakin the Rope to Al Built, may be brims ape, Office of Captain Josepls Berhirreer, Uss ,neediest at this Roam. , BRITISH 4 FOREIGN SCHOO Yesterday the ceremony of laying stone,of a school for the education 4 on the plea of the British and Forelg , tern, took place in a space of ground work•house, in the parish of Christ' Soon after two o'clock, Mr. A M.P. Mr. Aldermen Goodbehere, the banker, and several other Genf a warm interest in the education tended, end on the motion of Mr. F. Alderman Wood was called to the Chß, Mr. FARQUHARSON then opened the day as follows : '• Mr. Aldermen Wood, as one appointed to promote the charitaf has th.is day called us together, I of addressing you upon the interests , laying the foundation stone of a huildi to the education of a considerable ing generation of this perish. " Pleasing at any time would it had the performance of such a dut but the gratification I experience is when I ?effect that I have to add estimable in every point of vie* at not but recal to my mind that yot eminent virtues, been twice elected citizens to the Chief Magistracy of the universe ; and for your public ism, been twice returned by the to the Senate of your country, assert, and protect the rights a, People of this free, invincible, at When I consider these circutrista , permitted to say they afford me that an establishment commenced spices, cannot fail of being pet spernos. "'To expatiate before you upon Education, would be the highest lion. No man in the country ha , opportunities of forming an accu' this important subject. Filling fo, the high station you have adorned had too frequent opportorrisies of mitons effects arising from the blessing among the subordinate 01 You must constantly have had t tracing crime to that source, and rapid and sore is the progress of mind, where education has not al defence. " You will not suppose, Sir, and respectable a parish as this is, the poorer classes of its inhabiter looked—on the cont►ary, we ha , school, for the youth of both seses, ters, under the immediate control)l once of our respected Pastor, a Gents piety, eloquence, and learning, no can render justice. " It has been considered, the( establishment is tint sufficiently , perticulerly, as it includes only rents who profess the Protesiat It has therefore been proposed, t,as been acted upon, to erect • the education of 300 children of limited, but extending its advanl of parents of all religious sects No particular mode of faith will infant studies will be daily preceded priate porti.rn of the Holy Scar dictating to them in any shape condition required of the paren, shall, on every Lord's Day, be becoming apparel, to some ;AV Upon this occasion, all religiol opinions have bee• msdes vulur altar of Charity, and that the oUt ed, is my most earnest prayer. " In order to pursue our plan, ty to look forward to the support affluent ; and there is every reason wants of the Institution will be supplied by those to whom the neve" been raised in vain. " I cannot avoid more particulart one class of the objects of our the female children, whom we wader our care. On their behalf any appeal—they are sure of the gard of the most i n teresting par I am confident, the Ladies of Cie, I cannot speak too highly, will port of this part of Oar Establisk as benevolent asthey are amiable they will not confine themselves' subscription, bet. that they wilt - AS USUAL. Friends, us doubt, recollect the greak which attended his (Aces in the last Lottery : — , ticularstress on this cirentustiitee ; became tt is prisiug 111111 he should uniformly sell more Capital my other Office•keeper. lo'ortune has become such a regular " matter of is now so completely proverbial, that his old Loud." is &wily* echoed back by the experience of Adveraurerfi, and is as regularly looked for 'iye in n Newspaper, at the close of each lad les itself; but as many of his Friends might destination of lie Capitols, he has putilWied his .C1`.3,0) and i3,0C41 rizet fur their in . s Halrsworth A Sixteenth to Liverpool Market Drayton A Sixteenth to Lynn Canterbury A Sixteenth to Manchester Chenpvide A Sixteenth to Not with Edinburgh A Sixteenth to Norwich Edioburgh A Sixteenth to Oxford venter A Sixteenth to Peckham :avesead A Sixteenth to Petticoat-lace Greenwich A Sixteenth to Pre.tou Hereford A Sixteenth to Soho Ipswich A Sixteenth to Strand A Sixteenth to Thetford I A Sixteenth to Whitby A Siztetoth to Workingloa London ! bet 'hot reoneled also sold Sft otter Capitals, Hoe pa/1;011.n •f ttaaetow for insertion. 14 New Lottery Begins DrAwing I•.AT TV ENDA If_W El K, ricotaineatting It to his Erica& hr it saly doing as net •on jostler ; oak* will candidly acknowledge, thA• it 'frown' n his awn plain its the last Lottery for which ion; lOW usiht•at;h that Lowers possessed Three th re dere 18 1)1 Ticket's but I. e present Two Prise% of 800.0,10, with 10.000 Tickets •ittly br Chant, of plasm; is ad3t1,0,0 Prise it lily iirreastni. tiiiie, be begs to state, that with only 13.00' Are ;Es if THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Capitals, nesidey 7•w , • of $2.“00. 2,000 S.vr. whit P sr, Claret, or Madeira, to addition to than as iinprovenseat oo BlSH's idea in his ow• which he presetred Three Priaesof Po•t, in ad i.eme. Two of wh•eh hr ditided into Stowe-. trailers are contained is t:•e Scheme. wt•tch away b• his Offices, 4. Cornhill, su4 9. Charing-errs-; hia A;,et.ts, who are now tettiog Tickets and variety. - SIVEWRIGHT, who were the fire ors to redo, e (tie Price Os 'Ticket to 419 le, in ft Shillings, solicit imeeosomaide of Ha iresesit CAPITAL LOTTERY OF STERLING MERIT, .1 their 04d.e.ant.l.shed Offices, where S./06. FIRST .C30.4X0 cvcr drawn. 15,760, LAST .050.000 ever drawn, Were Sold and Shared. 'experiencing the first and la., smiles of Fortune la containing ruses of Thirty Thonvand Pounds, may I._ preptio.inglv aiigored, that the Goddess will Wirt of J. sod J. Slit EW R I mIT for the present Lot which, wirb o 8,003 Ticket., contains Prizes of X/3•000 2.000 .•. ........ 1,4100 Sovereigns. X9OO. SOO, &e. Without nosy Sired Prize whatever; addition to all the Prizes paid by Ouvernmeat, the Purchasers bony receive GOLD ihe Two Prizes .41,000 Sovereigns, with PORT, CLARET, nr MADEIRA. amoetter.g to Four Pipes of Port or Madeira, or Four Hogs heaccof Claret, for each of the Prizes of Oue Thousand Su - viol in prop , Hien for Share.. Wise to be chosen hy the Holders themselves. Begfas 4th AUGUST. 1 Shares now on sale at the old established London Offices*, .1. and J. SIVEWFUGHT, . 11, Holborn; 1 141, Oxford -street; SI, Cornhill; 1 SS, Hay-market; Who Shared and S.ld in the last Lottery frOUR CAPITAL PRIZES. OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS I Y EIGHT THOUSAND TICKETS. Lod Co. beg leave to remind the Public of near oitisT.ath of she Drawing of she present SMAL L IC H LOTTERY. The Scheele. nithough it consists of S,oo' Tickets, contains TWO PRIZES of X9C1.000, TWO &c.—there are alto TWO PRIZES of ONE I) SOVEREIGNS each, to be paid in Gold, and Holders of these Prizes rill be allowed to select ock of so y Wioe-tnerchant they prefer Four Pipes • MADEIRA, or Four Hogsheads of Prize.—Shares in proportion. The DRAWING begins 4th AUGUST. aid Shams are Selling sit S W 1 FT and Co.'s Fortunate Paaltry SI, Aidgale 4, Canting-crow 1 High-street. yaws, thetoilowing Capital Prizes were Shared and Suld in the ' t seityrecell.vgtoSery. viz.:— £5,003 10,709 4 ael,ooo 1,000 11,093 5OO YOU 1,000 Eight ........ . And also 11106... • k a Prize of £20,000 la 20.,,,,, 20,000 iiiiiiss issit odor, is Us melt lonicrief. Zr. -ogATILTS.FI egliSteril% SW " i ga tiooktig to tete stietannes, will be i AOIf AL ADIPO X I tinder the Patronage re THIS EVEN feItDAY, 11 tOriatria. Barletta, • TUE ANDgia 1 li fiIIBEAI graig la Fi t(hileg the etil rd's' , - • NORSE Mak the Ttoap of I &Reath diary Vests . • A New 'The Two Nadeau . • L To cowhide wish, b THE J h the name of :rb Stilts Fo:ir Feet Ikeor;d Plitt at 11 TBISH's F • socepos whit Ile 1,,, g no p aft iCIIII wit at all but prisiug Prises than any othi Ili. good Portent coarse," and is no mono, '' As Usual. of erre., Class of A by she Public EYe ter, u the filters V/ .bh ill know the d the particulars of h fOrm:ition. viz. t A Quarter 1., Haiti An B•glith to Mark A Sixteenth to Can A Sixteenth to Cbt A Sixteenth to Edi A Sixteenth to Erb A Sixteenth to Fen A Sixteenth to 6;11 A Sixteenth to Grt A Sixteenth to He A Sixteenth to Ipt A Si atceosh) A si z ;rent b I Lon , A Sisteroth },..„ Six t eenth 1 A"`' Slit• o. ill) T. 111814 mho which are too boo Tim lk And in fiCOIRIPteI of .. 1111 l won jibliir 14 ail uni.r• semen! hi ss:i. t nottseit. ot3tEtgl P. ie., 11, i L fiery cunt .ins I i t ., c . 0.. Ilswilli3 ler!, eurbirirrahly A, a beef Gait. ?whets. eh re or. TWO lit 126: , And 14 o her t's iet t os an (..td, % $ll the Prizes. 'lke Vi jer i hli Content; in oh . del to the Sei.e , Fail Vartoestor had grats. at hit or of any .4 hit Dates h. greats; ivowl J. ti • C-Olonctol sad a Stitecnih ihatta is theist At th 44./I 15,7 Frogs than ear Lottel.es roman it ow he a. prei the other. of J. Wry. ad 2 .. 2 .. t .. 3 .. 11 • • • W Md is Witte . for Ott PC amonatioir to Ft Ilten6s_of Claret, "rifigio Th . asil ie e Wia Tickets sad Sh 031 - 149. 1 31 Whi TWO 01 ON Lit QWIFT so a.„j ibe near VI but 111f11 1 . 43 , .rosy Loa , Tick . . of se2.ta/0. Ac THOUSAN D the fortoniste 11 ftsis the stock of PORT ne M fur each Prize. ; , The 1 Tieliets aid 9 Offiter, No. Mr P 1. C • ;I' Oitteve she (nib" lin tand4recel -. II k 1010 4 , AO WS- -4.4.0. • ..- fail- Redd • ' lr l' - - - 74 NalfERTIgliffrifF"- : - ' . resew ways • . ..- .-. . A " ..:I +it i :4% •,,_,. : . • : . gr .f.. , . - am, s.;. s • • i k AI -11 -.. ' • *;:'" V - - %A. •. _ -, ' 4:7 4• • 'if . _ . ... . • " . 4 vo_ ..4 1t i .:,. ...... 1 / . ... • .• ... • !i nu.o.)gra... •. ,., . .v..... _ .• • - . .. - •• • • ,• ) . _. .. . ... . . • , . . .... . ~ ..• ... . .. ... . .. ... . . . . _ : .• ..• .• . .., .-.,... :....•... • : . :,..;•.:..,.-„,.:, • . . , , ... • • • hi 14 Ili . * 4 .. . .. ' • . _,. ... . • , . • t . , lei .1,11 y; 19iS. to and eaatniiie the . childien ii [ ' w i t ~,,,,, %ea:ill . ~ ,,o li i :i . * . , tpi NG of the them with tittle otsternal .it si- teat) ails ire, /D ri i " ir r ild i t C : fir ehe t w il o a i r s i rd: u u i s t i . l e s i t t n n it l i t ,, a b n: i l d i i h h ij o n e i:lo o e n r r l ia l e 7t ab l ii ts:l l :e g ti n s t i l l:iii:s en t . a l f ‘ o a lli nc e. i tt i n e a t t y;. l :: . ' i stela PreiNgth 4l ° . ceive, unite is . 1 . 4.lired thou human election. I In. f if Am" " at ' flake . with doe humility the Wising of the Deily v, t 1,6 j o ilijl g f de l " ons l ' i tt e . tistoogh the mediatiou V , 4 Hi m who male Children his i i si it it ita . l ., it: eket h e le e with e r ia w t a i lA i t h r g o r tic without e t t h s i s i s i 1 . dedyi del i gh t. *ei c e p p o ski d ibis il i li our Intent "i e e nd il e o o f ti l institution, i m n a k t ock at NOON, onto* prove frnidets. Ei sst amaaerg.e: 2l ; : pr kr :.iiitregarg eitt reiredi:mitwe eir: t i e. ,twdc....ereess e rtm l inhiamia l igietni ba totivirui v i e oyvemoi i nied b dera it: .k..tyinhi bi: oeito l ipayllio li i.dharl y isg:sh i etai tasiclwd s faiintnroof id:riAtratlittihn it eoe‘rm On i tci6h n oo.o6..n s itn,e l no l ,Gialeu t em44 l: odeim ci dheiti i rter. jeet hierl i . • ... i . a c com p a ny you, for your kindneas and condisScinsion _ l4 ' in assisting by your p resence at this imensony. I 1 .1 i, )01. SYS'I'EM • trust.you will long Ike to ' espy your hsriourg, I D 1 Serte your country, and to wireeie the iiropP.rity of I g the foundation • an establishment, at tot f ou n d a tion of. will It foal if i of 300 children, have so generously cons en ted to preikie." reign School Sys- - This address Was received sills great applalow;. 111 Ind in front of the Mr. Alderman Woon then addreised the Meetire it it Church, Surrey. and staled, that it vial quite unnecessary for him to Alderman Wood, repress at thlt time IN opininti in layout of this gene. f , !, Mr. Williams. tel education of the poor. The policy of exteniling i tlemen who take eclat/I'Jan in the lower classes bad indeed been on a i of the poor, at. disputed, but there was not now, be billeted, S. 11 Farquharson, Mr. single individual to he found who denied the great i , Chair. henefit which resulted from that plan of education of 1i d the business of a hich Joseph (Anteater etas the founder. It not only conferred its blessings on the poor ihildied , er e of a Committee themselves, but they . , in their turn, communiested to i lisle object which their parents the Value of the lesions they received: ' have the honour —(Applause.)—in the long catalogue Of jureitelei 1 °. resting occasi.on of delinquents to which his attention had hien Ofteni building dedicated drawn, he bad invariably foUnd thit not only Sere portion of the ris- the offenders uneducated, but also theit parents.— . . Ignorance would invariably be (wind the [torte of t have beta to have crime.—(Applause )—II was thelefore, that on all 1 uty devolve on Me, occasions he felt a pride in attending Meetlogii of tide s greatly enhanced, kind, which had for their porpoie So laudable ad !dress a person so object as the educetiois of the purer, without any fit. as you are. I can- ligious distinction. Nothing was more errant:riot . a . . : oo have, for your than to suppose that in the - schools on the it .d by your fellow- plan, teligioes' instruction. was unattended t i sllissi of the first city in reverse was the fact,, for In addition to the chitties* c spirit and patriot- being taught the Bible,. they were requited melody . . ? same constituents, to attend the respective places of worship of (heti there to advocate, parents on the Sabbath-day.—(Applause )-e-Ttill end liberties of the Matters had, at a late Public Meeting Si Islingtooi fi and mighty empire. stated their invariable commands On this aulaj Cl, its stances, 1 must be reply to questions from his Royal 11 , gliness Ili , Duke a certain assurance of Susses. The Worthy Alderman concluded by :ed under such an - congra t u latin g the itthabitiros of this ;Atilt) 1111 o h o * j armanent and pro- present undertaking, and after entreating the pare,tg of the poor to send their children to the school, hit on the advantages of wished it prosperity anti seam. —(Applausc.) t degree of presump. The worthy Alderman then advance, and assisted as had more ample in laying the stoite—t was placed Upon • laige Wass Irate judgment upon plate, on which wag engraved the foliar/big as: . for so long a period scription :-.• . . led, you must have „ The 6 r ' s ' t CHRIST f o ST I LFIV . r . t i, t SURRP Y. 1 • 'Vr the I%;dacation of the • f observing the cola- Pitir Children of this Patios on the Roynl British Siitein,, want of that greet was laid by Mr. Alderman Woad, M P. assisted by Sir Joint .; Nob o ru an d William willisma. E . g. M.P. :orders of society.— s Chercbwardeos: the painful task of " ftIt,HARD KILLEOK. i JOHN Si.LBY, d of observing, how " JOHNN, f vice in the human MANGER, Overteets. 4 JAMES BURSI.KbIi .. i fforded the means of AVERY BENHAM, - The stone was laid amid loud cheers-l-artei that in so opulent which the principal rrsons in the comp a ny withdrevt . is, tne nstructiwof to the Vestry-room. onto have been over. M r. a AReVIIAItsOII theta moved the Thanks of the are already I public ii- Parishioner. to Mr. Alderman Wood, for his con e . , ;es, with proper mss- duct in the Chair. sal and superintend- Mr. Aldermen WOOD, ih returning thanks, de. Gentleman to whose Oared his war m attachment to universal education* • no language of mine ~ anal his decided sense of the benefits derived by the community from its odoption. at this truly excellent Mr. BALI. then moved the Thanks of the Meeting 'l l extensive, and mor e to Mr. Alderman Gnodbehere, and Mr. Wallianuti the children of pa- int established faith. for their kind atteridhode this day. Mr. Alderman GOODNERIRR &dared his fell cone and the proposition fiction of the inestimable benefit of general education, a school, adapted to and his strong desire on all occasions to centributt to . ~. sf both sexes, not so its diffusion. doges to the offspring Mr. WILLIAMS concurred in this opinion, and dent , without distinction. dared, that though a Member of the Established II be enforced—their Church, he had never supported the N itioaal School , eceded by an appro. System, because he disliked any charily Which set ;ones, and, without limits to its benefits, by confining them to a para. , . ~ whatever : the only cater class. The great and paramount value of the int is, that the child. British and Foreign School Sy Stem wa4t, ti.st it , 1,. e sent in decent sod was open to children of every religiose persuasion. Inc place of worship. —(Applause ) ious distinction and 'llls :As were then voted to Mr. Farquharson, for ntary sacrifice at the his judicious address ; and the Meeting, tallith wad 0 tiering may be accept. most respectably attended, separated shortly otters' wards. I ii, we have of neceasi- The ceremony was arranged by Mr. Mattis, tail art of the liberal and surveyor and architect of the building. son to believe that the , • . ? fully and adequately ,r I Y. e voice of Charity has GERMAN . - ' .1 , rticularly alluding to TERRITORIAL ARRANGEMENTS RESPECTISKif . Institution, I mean , B‘VARIA AND BADEN. ; • -e propose to receive . 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