The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-04-24 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1823.

" The Cause for which HAMPDEN fell is the Field, and SYDNEY died os the Sceffiddl"

head New Light Coach, every dfterawyos, at ?Milted
Fares.
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The Ness RosalPatent Mall, Boston and Lena, tiro,
Royston, Cambridge. Huntingdon. Stilton, Peterborts'..
Deeping, Spalding, Spi!sky, Afford. Grimsby 4. Mai,
Evening, at half-past 7 o'clool, Sunday, at a *tarter
before 7.
The "Rspisess," a New Light Four-Inside Post Coach
to Carlisle, PearitA and • Wkilehaven goes' with Four
Horses and a Guard aft lie way; passes through Appleby.
Brough, Bowes. Greta-Bridge, Richmond, Catierick,
Be-
rorghbrldge, Ferry-bridge, Datikater. Newark, Barotry,
Grantham, -Stamford. Greetham, Stiltan. Rigglesmade
and Baldoek. Sets one in the Morning, and perforate the-
Journey with the greatest Facility, Ar IRDIM'SD PARKS.
Passengers detained on the road, by btesiness or plea-
sere, hale the. peculiar advantage of their seals belay se.
enrtd in the next Coach.
7'1(4 ONLY DIRKCT COACH TO CARLISLE.
The Ncas Royal Patent Mail, Cambridge Giro' Ware,
Ranting/o.11; Ruekland, 4. Royston, Keening, at half-past
7 o'c'ock. Sunday. at a quarkr before 7.
Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lonsdale. Bolton,
Charley, Orsukirk and Garstang Light Post Coaches,
very Afternoon.
The " Royal &prem.", New Light Fur-Insldc AMC
Cikseir, to Liverpool, In tit Hours only, thile **Walton,
Prttscot., Congleion, Lawton, Newcastle. RedglY. Kinds.
fowl. Stone, Stafford and Isitellfteld. (only. One Night on'
the Road.) every Afternoon; arrives at the &trace-al
Head Inn, Dale-street, .Liverpool, next
,Evening, at 7,
LAT REARMED PARRS. .

' Waksfield 4-Inside Post Coaches, every Morning and
Afternoon, AT INDUCED PASEE.
r 'Chester, Newport, Wkitechsrek, Torporleg, Nampt-
wick, Northivicii and Middlendels Light Post Coach, every
Afternoon.
Sunderland. Stockton and l'arntlight Post Coach every
Morning, to the George hill, Sunderland, AT INDUCED
FORM
Mountain's " Repress," to Manchester, Winslow. Con-
glelon, Newcastle, Walsal, Wolverhampton 4- Itnistqlbrd;
Nem Four Inside Post Coach. every Afternoon. alai
One Night OM the' Read. AT SEDUCED FARES.
Sheffield and. Rotherham new Four Inside Post Coaches
every Morning. railed " The Express," and WU, •• The
Rockingham.' every Afternoon, AT REDUCED FA RES.
The " Royal Express," New birmietyham Light Post
Cowls, sets out every After noon, tarrying Four Inside
only, passes through Warwick, Leamington. Southum.
Weedon, Danner!. Stoney-Siriatford, and Tawnier, to
the Sararen's Hood, Bill-street, Birmingham, early the
next Morning, AT REDUCED Fenn.
'l'he •• Express," a New Light Post Coach to that,
Lincoln, Northeare, Donde* and DOxcaster, crery Morn-
ing, at 8 o'clock to the Cross beys, Market Place, Mull
and also the 6' Rockingham," in the Afternoon at 2
'o'clock.
Ikreford, Ware, Itoddesdon and Mesh:Ant Coach, er
REDUCED PA an .
Totttawkant and Edmonton Coaches, platy at Eleven,
hall-past Two, Fire, c 5• Eight o'clock.:
As. At Reduced Fares. to• Leeds, Y,eoti nit Doecaster i
Luggage and Packages at only twoisenee per lb.
S. A. SIOCNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their
.Frielids and the Public, that they will not be aceountabli
for any Parcels, Neer/leers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, &e:
`of more-than Flee Potteds value,if lost. stolen, or damaged.
unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid for accord-
ingly, at the Saracen's Read Ina, Slinner-street, littow-Llii,
London.

fiNR. GLOVER's 'EXHIBITION of PAINTINGS
.1.71. is NOW OPEN, 16. Old Bond-street, opposite
italford-street.—Admittance, lc—Catalogue. dd.

fIAYDON'S GREAT PICTURE of LAZA•
IVI. RUM, which has been nearly three years on the
Easel, IS NOW OPEN, at the /Egyptian-Hall, Piece-
d/11y. Ground floor to the right.—Admittanoe Is: Cato-
!ogees 6d.

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ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.—This present
THURSDAY, April 24, and SATURDAY,. 26,
1823„ will be presented, Ist time, an Entertainment, in Three
Parts, emitted
TRIFLES LIGHT AS AIR I
Part I.—Mr. WILKINSON 'will commence the Enter-
thlnntent by presenting .n Address—Parental Tenderness—
A Grandmother's Gifts, but they go for Nothlng.—Song,
"Ily Gthodepother's Advice."—Mr. Pompous—Signs of
Contentment—Mr. Disiaal—Signsof Dkappointment—Anx-
lily for One's Family—Comfortable Calculations—Dangers
of a Safety Coach—Parish Meetings—All for the Good of
the Poor.—Song '"Fhe Churchwarden's Dinner."—Jus-
the Dulny and his Mao Giles—An odd Place for a Man's
e Ilea', TIM glover Child and the fond Mother—Degatte-
Mpakind—No honour among Thieves—Delivery
61r1 ge—The Va.lat ion of a Word or Two of no lat.
porlanos—An unwelcome Visitor—Miseries of Life.—Song,
"A Chapter of Accidents."—Thoughts of an Election—
Wonders of a Hadge.bog—When. I was a Boy.—Song—
"The Election."
• Part IL—Arrival in Town—Change of Profession—The
wonderful Man—Free anti Easy—Olblet Soup. Soup " Mrs.
G—.”..-Visit to a Playhouse—Liberality et Theatrical
Managars—A few old Friends—Female Delicacy:—A shrewd
Critic—A Cockney's Voyage—Song " A Trip to Richmond"
.—Confined Notions of Liberty—Virtue Its own Reward—
Mrs. G. a Wit—Tne port —Noble. Sentiments—Patent
Shower Baths—Liberty aid Love—Song "-Oh Mighty
Love''—Mr. Mugs—Virtues of an expressive Countenance—
Costertnonger's Conrtship—'Tie Education forms the com-
mon Mind—Song " Ilyde Pik on a Sunday"—An agree-
able Party—Mr. Lollypop—Should always have art eye le
the Damages—Harmless Merriment—The Ball—Male
" The Pleasures of society."
Part lII.—By Mr. JOHN REEVE, BACHELOR'S
TORMENTS.—i.The whole to conchs& with Mr. J. Reeve's
aditired IMITATIONS of the principal London perforta:
.eves.—Box. 4s.—Pit, 24.—Gallery, is.—Doors open at 7,
gad begin at 8.

TRA DES)/ EWA and *diet BILLS, at moderate
dates, discounted upon fair and equitable terns.—
Direct post-paid, or application to X. at blr. F. Daily's, 16,
Clifford's Inn.