The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-10 00:00:00

YU! I'lt;'Cl RE of l-111(1.,
•
is; the Barden ; with Solomon. Ninetieth.
and Juliet, Ilk drns logs from Elgin Mar-
bles. and from Nature, nail the drawings of his Pupils from
the Caa'reorts. With some of TIIIIIR IT3
PAU:4IINa IS NOW 01W.N. at the Gallery. next dour to
the British Institution, from Ten till
mission In.—Calliope lid.

lilH. In—FLAND'S Exliihitinn of bid Pictu-e vt
" RICHMOND, from Twickenham Par's," wlt.t a
selection hem his other Works, IsOPEN at Nu. lOti, Nev.
Bond-street.
Admission Olio Shilling.--estatognes erstir.
Mr. HOVLAND. who has vontributed nearly furl!. Picture'
durina the last ten years to the Exhibitions of t..;: Rola:
Acidetny, haring learned from a Member of Pt.!. Cocaeil,
that it was doubtful whether the siregle Picture he had sent
for the presest exhibition. would be hung lip, vol account of
Its Igne size, has been intineml to witlittraw it altogether,
end hikes this mode of submitting it to public. opininq.
URLING'S LACE, (.4 the real Poiut and isru*seip,
fabric), Ili, Strand, near-Somerset House, reinov ad
from 392,-titrend.—G. P. CIMINO add Co. beg to inform
the Fasisiusedbie World. that they have prepared for toes'
liaises arterials Snot extensive assortment of their P \TENT
IAtE DRESSES, from three guineas to one hundred
guineas each, some of which, from recent improve:Nene.,
they humbly presume to roinpare wit:i the most perfect fo-
reign productions. Also a great variety of Veils. Scarfs.
Squares. Laves. Nets, /tr. of every description. 'cuts pe-
culiarly clear and transparent article hav in, in the higher cir-
des, superseded the use of common leer. s hichbemmes rough
and full of fibres ou Cie first washing, the Patentees respect-
fully apprise the public. that the latter is freipseutly starched
W conceal its defer's. and iiial,e it resemble Lrling's Lace.
which, therefore, ran only lie relied upon as genuine, at
their wholesale and retail establishment in London, or of
the 'country dealers supplied by them. Every article is dis-
tinguished by a seal, m ith the Patentees' initials, '• (i. F. U.
and Co.,- and the word'. ••11 the 'late) Queen's author
rity."—Specimens, shoeing the superiority of Urliagq
Lace over common Lace, inn': he set n in Arkermann's Repo-
sitory, La Belie Assembler, and other fashionable works.
dca
and may hi bad (gratis)b post paid, to 0. F.
Urling and Co.—rountri , a -supplied upon the most
literal terms.---Vianufactory, asforil. Nottinghamshire.

SURREY ECONOMICAL. ESTABLISHMENT,
tsloN-sTaitgT, sorTtiwAltlt.
To lite USEFUL CLASSES of SOCIETY.—
For the seeommodation of the sober and reeeding
part of tl.e Pehlke, with the salutary and refre‘hiag, bever-
ages Coffee, Tritr4 Insd ILala4 andselth an onrivelied sop-
ey of Newspapers and Periodiaal Publications. J. WHI-
TAKER solicits attention to the arrangement and ec000m)
of his House. In an especial meaner 11... Is desirous to re-
commend to the 9,riotts consideration of the Public. the
moral as well as p:lpienl advantages of the ass of Coffee,
coutrastrd with t to tfebiiitatlns sad imetancholy effects u I
spirituous fermented
While fereomtnt deadly drooled
Has °tied liromrl-:t to him wins guard
I>e 31t rcli.,3 premature ;
Coffee : •I's tlii.se to sopreme—
Give me t'sy salsitar? stream,
tiu fruArant, refit and pure.
Coffee is not only agreeable and wholesome. but when
Sweetened with sugar, i. tore notricios:, It exe;:s.•. as
Count !Lansford Vuly sa)s. cotaretudiess lajahoist intoxictA
den and the •pt"lstos t1:,61 iift:lrts it oceasiol,.
last% .nany hours, and is hes er followed by sadness. languor.
or debility.
J. liVnitatten tv•es leave to oS:erve. tl•at in addition to
an "stensite xuppty of Nev.-simper,. the Milslic ma} hat.
nit! Pihnnts%es or a snail Lilo:ley of lieA.: of
thy. such as are calculated to instruct soul flopruse. as w..-11
as to its.q.se lt,e industrious c,a,sC3 during their limits of
lei st.r-.
• IL Iris Rosso is rpm fro:a 6 in the morning till 11. n at
and so toopr.

THE near approoch of the Itrawint; of the -
TERY, end the of the 4.00 Prizes to be de-
cided in One Day,
NEXT THURSDAY.
Induce J. and J. SIVEW Hi lIT. the Contractors, to soli-
cit their friend:to he immediate in their rippliecions. Toe
Price of Adventure been only half what has usually hymn.
ha: induced many persons to mole doit!,le rtrelirse.. w.iien
has moterial.y increased the demand, and makes it imper.t-
t;ve on those who intend to adventure to do it immediately,
as J. and J. S. would be very sorry to sec ally of their old
patrons disappointed of Chance:.
TICKET 0n1y... ......... ....t 14 14 0
Sixteenth only Twenty Shillings.
TWO of 221.000:
And 4,oobother Capitals and Prizes, with 100 Extra Chances
for gaining
TWO of . ... 110,900
Nlnst ell be Maven in One Ony. next Tot
Tickets and Shares am Selling by J. and .1. SIVE-
WRIOHT. Contractors, 97, Cortittin : 11. Holborn ; 1141.
Haymarket ; where they sold in the Tv,o last Contracts.
ALL the /10,00 U Pours! also, 1.033. (Class 131 4t11.00)!
GEORGE CARROLL respectfully announces to
the Public the Scheme of the New Lottery. It is eon-
structeil entirely on a different principle from any that has
ever been offered to theiedapprobation, and contains 4.007
Plow:, which wi l be Wotan on
THURSDAY, 17th M Y.
When every Chance that 14 now on Sale will be decided,
including
TWO Prizes of 441.000 Consols.
And an Estra Chance for the first 100 Numbers or
TWO Prizes of 120,960 Consols.t ste.
The Prices of the Chances. in the present Lottery, are less
than hove ever been known, being for a
TICKET 111 14 0
HALF 7 IS 0
QUARTER . 317 0
EIGHTH 1 19 6
SIXTEENTH, ONE POUND!
Groans CanaoLL respeetfelty solicits the Public Patron.
age in the present Lottery. his Claims to which are founded
on having had the good fortune to sell. in the recent Lot-

teries,
Six of .. .......... 120.000
Four of 30,000
The Last 30,000
And No. 46 ... a Prise of .121.006
in the last Lottery. shared in Sixteen Sixteenths, and Sold
at his fortunate °Sees, 19, Cornhill, 2(, Oxford-street.

-•••••••••••"—--
Box Erts.---The 'takes of twenty were made fifty
guineas aside on Tuesday evening, for the battle be-
tween Oliver and Hickman, on the 12th of June.
Betting 6 to 4 on Hickman.
Ti Pau DRII/ING.--A Match was drove yesterday.
on the Lewisham-road, for 106 guineas, by
Mr. Owilt.
a dealer, who undertook to trot two hones in tandems
13 miles in one hour, and to wait three minutes If
either horse broke into a gallop. The home did the
first.three miles some seconds over twelve minutes,
when the lender broke from the trot, and half the dis-
tance was performed In thirty minutes and thirty
conds. The driver was going on at the rate eif a mile
in four minutes and about fifteen seconds, when the
wheel-horse broke into a gallop in the elegem* osibt.'
,_ and the match was given up as lost.

—As proprietor of ore of those Fennotnical
Establishments for the useful classes, called Cheap
Cclre, Ilfmses, I am extremely str.urisell to find, that
earept to the ablee-tnentioned claws, the great moral
utility of such houses is but little kuorro. I tiannot
in any. other way
actount. for the very great prejudice
endeahattal to be raised against them. and the many
misrepresentations that freenentle a;.pear in the public
prints respecing them. In a paper published last
Sande whose Easi,!* is the filln Bible', the Crown
and lteeptev, and whose Motto peoresses that all ita
'tamers are for the aso,-t, of tied, the littaosti of the
fa Aland the I.:di:ion:l4.. of th., People, but whom
writidgs seem ratio :•r to be direcleri by a ipirit of dark-
aess than a spirit of troth, yen will find a paragraph
;calling "spun ca. ~laziatrres to interfere with she pre-
sentrystens of what are called ('heap Coffee Flows,"
sod/ tbreateniaa not to " Ma, till they lied that their
eltdpet: his bait Ito effect.-
IJo not mean, Sir, to defend the rltiraeter of the
boasts that are open all night, and at night only
' there ye many :shoat this mevop tlis, and notch to
the di.grare of the Police that they aro suffered to ex-
ist; for it is probable that they are all known to the
Pollee I officerA, an I that the Magistrates could (with
'imir present rovers) %arras,: the whole of them its one
week. llint ts it is ••ot the inle,trss of the lionot at
which these buses are open," that this pretended
moralist "so much complains of." It is nut the eo-
briety aad comfort of the workiag classes he wishes to
promote; his complaint is the propagation of sedition
and bla3pliesny. Does lite Editor of that Journal ever
ea his tetra paper ? I firmly believe that then- is not
a Coffee House in London, where, if any person was to
get up and propagate such principles, and make such
remarks upon the Royal Family as this paper can-
tains, lint the keeper of such house would turn such
'person immediately out of doors.
The Editor of that journal very sttenuonalY recom-
mends these Coffee Muses to the notice of the Lt.bal
dasoei.,liois; and I, in return, call on the Society far
tthrS frppecs.riou nee', to take notitie of his part •
fur he tinder the sacred svnibols of the bible and
mown, is doing more to demoralize the people who
ee en unfortunate ta read its pages, shalt all the in-
fidel bucks ever printed. lam sure the editor knows
anthill; of the contents of the sacred book which he
has hypocritically hoisted as his sign. It is now six
years since I opened my house as a Coffee House.
Many houses of the same kind have been open a much
longer time; and I have every reason to believe that
tha working part of society has experienced great
moral advantages from the accommodation. The ac-
commodation we afford was uuknown till withia these
tetsWitemu. lfsoata specieV of refreshment agree-
.rule to all persons; and independent of the titechani-
al class.t that ;ire henefitted by these ecooom;cal
fee Haase establishments, tbey are of the greatest eon-
v.oiienee to ton u travellers, clerks, warehouseturn, and
p .rs us seeking places or litt.iness, as they are pro-
d :ed with must of the morning and evening papers.
and at a very small eapense. I trust, Sir, I have
..;t1 sufficient to 'hew the utility of these lintoes:ltal I
now invite all persons who may have formed a different
opinion of them, to come, inspeet, aml judge' whether i
sir the paper I have referred to. have given the trite•a
pit-titre of the accommodation afforded. It is ti ilk inueii
pleasure I hear that the legislature is about to adopt
some regulation respecting these houses generaily.—
I hope that Members of Parliament will be enabled
to appreciate the merits of the Cheap Coffee
Douses, while they enact the regulation:, and
I ant sure that the proprietors will be satisfied
With the rules which the Parliament in its wisdom
may enact. It appears to be the night Coffee Shops
that ate the occasions of complaint, and as it is said
they are receptacles for thieves. and that earning,
dancing and spiritoirinking are allowed awl promoted
in them, it is yen' proper that they should he sup-
pressed. I thank von, Mr. Editor, fur tte• very cor-
rect manner in which you noticed the subject in your
paper of the 3d inst. You there drew a line of dis-
tinction between the house' that are open only of a
night. and those whose business is carried on durite:
the day only. I should he ....ors. to tal;•• tip tea mucti
of your valuable paper. As a private iodivillual I
would sot attempt it, but, in this case, I hope I -'.all
be esaused, when a veer useful hotly of respectahle
persons who have embarked large slims of money in
their trade are indiscriminately slandered, :oat alined
at being destroyed.-1 am, Sir. &c.
JOHN WlllTabrit.
Surrey Cofee-house. Caion-street. nark.
• See Advertisement.
••• In The Statesman To-morrow we shall irsert the
cheese in the Metropolis Police Bill. no* before t'.e Muse
of COlllOOll3, relatlie to the liege:l:ion ct Coffee-shor.—

Ninetey-seven thousand pounds, in one pound notes.
was the sum brought to the Banl, on Tuesday last, to
be exchanged for earercig;!s.
Arrived at Splthead, after a pasctge of 21 pays from
the Island of Madeira. the Athol and Nierlen frigates,
These ships sailed from Ports.nooth on the 2ht of
March last, on a cruise of observation off that island,
whets they remained a fortnight : and basing lef:
every tiling quiet there, the have returned. The
Deputies to the Owes at Lisbon, Drs. Oarcias and
Muria°, and Senhor Pedro Joao 3lonis were sworn
is on the 14th ult., and were expected to sail in a Pot,
tapese corvette which was lying, at Madeira, to t
ake
ake
these over, on Monday the 16th ult. Mr. Doran'
Mr. Landie came as passengers.
Yesterday morning a coach, with to o beautiful well
dressed females, accompanied by a Gentleman, drove up
so the door of Mr. Davis, pass-master for the county of
Middlesex, in the vicinity of ilatton-Barden. They
were committed under the Vagrant Act from Oxford,
whets they were fogad in College with some of the
Oentlemea; they were confined ems days awl *fior-
d to be passed twilLickney, their parochial settlement.

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