The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-29 00:00:00

SPO ItriNG iNITZ 46;_fiNe E.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING lIII‘ETINO, 1815.
W RD24 ESDAY, A ?au. 26,
Sweepstakes of 20gs each. A. F.
Sir J. Shelley's f. by Walton, 6st. M.'
Mr. Blake's gr. f. hy Rlibens, fist. 11S. • . .
Duke of Portland's c. by Orville, fist. ab. •
Mr. Ilalletes Joanna Southcote, Bst.•
2to 1 agst Sir J. Shelley's f. sto 2 agst Mr. Blake's gr. f.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs each. D. M.
Mr. Lake's Aladdio, Ibt. sth. -
Mr. Stonehewer's Hamlet, gst.• Illb .
laird G. H. Cavendivh's Alcohol, list.
Lord Stawelfs Cato, list. Ilb. . .
Mr. Shakespear's Merry-go-round. fist, 10Ib. - i
Bto 1 agst Aladdin. 2to I agst Hamlet. 5t04 on Alcohol,
The Port Stakes, a Subscription of LOOgs each, h. ft. for colt!,
fist. Ylb. and fillies, ibt.4l4. T. M. M.
Mr. Watson names Duke or Grafton's Wire -
Mr. Wilson names Lord Strtwell's Blucher • .
Mr. Wyndatn's Brother to Medley .
Duke of Itutland's ch. 1. Medora • . .
2to 1 apt Wire. 6t04 ou Blucher'', sto 1 apt Mellon.
Mr. Craven's Eaglet, Bst. lath. heat :Gen. Groarenaeo Bel.
larla, 811. T. Y. C. 50gs. 2to 1 art Eaglet.

COYENT•G ARDEN. MILTON'S justly etlebnti
Masque of Comus was revived at this Theatrell
night, with all dee splendour and effect. T
intrinsic merit of this piece, and the reverence
which its immortal author is so naturally held, mt
ever reader it a distinguished favourite of a Betis
audience. ft has been got up in a very suptuim
style. The scenery is uncom,tpouly pits
:errit(pre, end eiNctNe. 'fie "wood and riw en, fly
forest, the labyrinths, the bolter Cunet, s.
Sabrina's•sub-starine palace, are particularly esc.l
lent, and reflect the highest credit ou the liberality.
the Managers, and the taste of the Artists. The
performance is also entitled to much praiie.
The Impress Establishment has been re-appoint(
at Glavesetd, and many useful hands hare beea
picked up! ! !--(Times.)
It is certain that a preconcerted plan was laid
defeat the object of the 'independent Livery of Loi
don, in the Hall, preparatory to which an inflamma•
tory column in the Times appeared, and corresponds
ing placards were stuck up in all parts of the City.
the voice of the Hall was, however, decidedly a bun-
dred to one—the body of the Hall were never mor
'unanimous—but several detached parties, chief,.
non-liverymen, obtained admission after the business
had commenced, evidently with a determination .
interrupt the proceedings. They were placed at the
extremity of the lfall, but they formed a very ;neom
siderable part of the assembly. &lice was giv(
Iffirtive *ha was concerted, for Mr, WA !TOXIN at
others received-an lntionailoasifit the stay before the
'placards appeared; and, we may soon be patio pos-
session of the names of those vibe took the lead, ar
so improperly obtruded themselves upon as ussmohly
in which they had no right to appear.
A dash was made In one of the first circles of deep
play, a few evenings since, from which a young inn,
of rank rose up the victim of indiscretion to ti
amount of 12,000 i. This booty was to be partici-
pated by three veterans in the art, which is said t,
have occasioned so much confusion in the sett
meat, as indicated further dis-union in that ha:art
ing corps.
April Showers have already not only produced
Golden Harvest to many, but their genial i.tfluent
has sprung another Mine of Guineas, wiffi an9thrl
£lO,OOO, in another Lottery of only 5,000 Tickets,
the Prises of which ase _caPed the Flowers oe Mow
being now in blossom, will liiApi; and troll all
gathered in one day (13th of May). From th
golden and durable magnitude, the fortunate pos-
sessots of them may sleep on a bed of roses for es'
after.

ItTli S.
At Calcutta. on the ilth October last, the Lady of Aral
Mamie. Ilaq. of a son and heir.
On the 25th inst., at Brizton-rise, Mrs. Thomas Arnott, of
son.