The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-03 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY,

" The aurae for which HAMPDEN fell in the

VA U XHA LL.—TO4IIORROW EVENING will
he 'GRAND GALA.—A brilliant Display of FIRE-
WORKS. by Mad. iIjARLIIR; partieularly a Grand ha-
posingScene of the Eruption of Mount Vesuvius, and the
Ray of 'Naples. The Military, Caledonian, and Pandean
Rands will perform between the Acts.
Atimksioa Sr. ed. The Doors open at 7; the Concert to
begin at 8; Second Act of the Concert at II o'Clock pre-
cisely.

EtivrriAN TOMB.—The Public is most re.
spectrally informed that the EXIIISITION of the
EGYPTIAN TOMB, at the Ebvrriam HALL, Piccadilly,
will continue OPEN every day from II till O.
Admission One Shilling.

EXHIBITION of WARD'S GRAND NATIONAL
A I.LELIORY. in Commemoration of the Tan: rpm of
the BRITISH Eariac. at the Battle of Waterloo. Painted
by order of the British Institution ; Size 3 feet by 41. is
NOW OPEN, at the Egyptian Ilan, Piccadilly.
Admittaams is. Catalogue ed. Description o. With
etsind ogees ele ed.

W PST% MONUMENT.
Win following is the present State of the SUB-
SCRIPTIONS to Mr. ROSSI'S STATUE of the late
PRESIDENT WEST. Intended for St. Paul's, a model of
which is now in the Et*bition at the Royal Academy. 'is..
Mr. Atop - - - l 4 9 J.M.W. Turner, R. A..el 1
Sir 0. Beaumont. Bart. 5 5 Abraham Cooper, R.A. 1 I
Sir T. Lawrence. P.R.A.6 3 Jeffry Wyatt, Esq. - 1 1
Mrs. de Visa's— - 3 U F. L. Chautrey, R. 1. -10 0
Mr. De flame - - - 1 1 Jos. Farington, R.A. 5 6
Mr. Duppe . - - 1 1 Rev. Dr. Clarke - 1 I
Lord Egremont - - 3 6 Alex. Copland, Esq. - 6 6
Mrs. I. L. tiloldsisid - 3 0 Richard Cook, A. - 1 I
Mr. Hayes. surgeon - Y 2 Mr. Pugin - - - - I I
Mrs. Hayes - - -- I I Mrs. Pugin - - -
11. Hammersley, Esq. - 2 2 John Sanders. Esq. - 2
Bishop of Salisbury - 3 6 'oho White, Esq. - 2 2
Ld C. Townshend,M.P. $ S E. H. Salley. R.A. - I 1
Keane, Esq. R.A. 3 0 Messrs. Marsh, 'Bracey.
R. Westaiscott, R.A. 6 6 and Co. - - - - 10 10
Jos. NolleLens, R.A. I 1 Henry Fountleroy, E•q.3 3
The Nobility and ()entry who intend to honour this public
testimony with their sanction, will be pleased to send their
names to Mr. Rossi, Sculptor. 21. Lissom Grove North, who
will every month add them to his list.

EDINBURGH AND LONDON STEAM PACKETS.
IrlIE CITY of EDINDI*IIOII, Captain John
J. Itnattion, one of the London and Edinburgh Steam
Packet Company's Vessels, fitted up exclusively for pas-
sengers, with machinery and engines by Messrs. Boulton.
Watt, and Co., will start from Blackwell, on Wednesday
morning, July 4, at five o'clock, and is expected to arrive
off Scarborough early on Thursday. and at Leith on Friday
afternoon. This vessel is built and rigged in the most sub-
stantial and complete manner, so as to combine all the
safety and other advantages of a sailing vessel with the ex-
pedition of a Steam Packet.
For further Information, viewing the v . I. or securing
births, epply to the Captain on board, at Blackwell; Scotch
Walk, Royal Exchange; Packet Office, 337, Strand; ur to
A. Mitchell. Agent. 43, Cornbill.
Passengers may sleep on board on Tuesday night.

CO RONATIO N.—The BOAR() of °KEEN
CLOTH bowing, by Special Authority. (for the enecsa-
ragement of the !Vito British Lace)appointed H. F. URLINU
end Co. manufacturers is ordinary to his Majesty, the
Patentees respectfully invite the attention of Connoisseurs
to en elegant assortment of RuMes, Frills. Lippetts, Veils.
Dresses, Ac. in the real Point and Brussels Fabric, from the
most tasteful Designs. by the First Artists in Paris. The
Article has already appeared at Court, under the sanction of
all the Royal Family, and can only be depended on, as
genuine, at 147, Strand, Somerset-house. Manufactory,
Bssford, Notts.
N. B. Netts and Laces of every description on the Patent
Principle.