The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-09-27 00:00:00

THE LATE QUEEN.

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-*IVELL, the celebrated Portrait Painter,
ILL. having been honoured by ter late Majesty with seve-
ral special Sittig . has produced an unique and extensively
finisW P of the QUERN.
Ragevinis. ln she first style of the art, laving been
taken from this celebrated Painting, the Publics*. respect-
fully Informed, that Proof Impressions of this graphic me-
morial of the late unfortunate-Queen, with a fac-signile of
ber Majesty's sigiature appended to every print, may be
had at the trifling charge of 9s. 6d. each, of all the respects-1
his Printsellers; also Prints of a larger size at Ss. each,
and Proofs of the same on Indian Paper, 10s. 6d. each. ini-
mitably engraved by Mr. Wright, in a style which does him
the greatest credit as a first-rate Engraver.
The Memoirs of her Majesty are now publishing in parts
at Is. each, commencing with the early Biography of the
Queen, and continued regularly front her infancy to her la-
mented Death and Funeral, omitting nothing of importance
relative to her Majesty's eventful life, and including much
valuable information (chninnuideated Arineenft* Itsr this
work, from the highest authority). By Robert uisb, Esq.

Printed for T. Kelly, 17. Paternoster-row.
N.B. Kelly's Editions of the Trial of the Queen at large,
printed verbatim from the Official Journals of the Uouse of
Peers, with Explanatory Notes and Illustrations. forming
a necessary Appendage to Huish's Life of her Majesty,
may be had separately at the option of Purchasers. d■ Ten
Parts, at 3a. each, or in Two %Muses, boards, Ws. And is
the only complete Edition published of this extraordinary
proceeding.
These Works (with the Portrait of her Majesty) will also
be embellished with, amongst others equally desirable, the
undermentioned Portraits and Representations, executed in
a supwrior style ; and in order to gratify those who wish for
genuine Prints of celebrated Characters for illustration,
Proofs of all the Portraits are struck of in Sets at 2s. &l.
each
Brougham, Esq. M.P.—T. Denman. Esq. M. P.—S.
Lushington, Esq. M. P.—Sir R.(illTord—Sir J. S. Copley—
the Lord Chancellor—Sir J. Leach—Mr. Wiiliauue•-•Mr.
Wilde—J. Parke, Esq.—Mr. Tindal—Mr. Vitard—Mr.-
Powell—Matthew Wood, Esq. M. P.—Mr. Gurney—Count
Vassali—Captain Flynn—Countess Oldi—Baron Bergami—
Theodore Majocchi—Louisa Demont—lnterior of the House
of Lords, as prepared for the Queen's Trial—View of the
Queen's beautiful Residence at Como—View of Branden-
burgh House—The Queen's daily Procession to the House of
Lords—Her arrival at the house of Lords—Affecting Repre-
sentation of the Funeral Procession passing Hammersmith
Church. with the Latimer Charity Children strewing the
Road with Flowers, &c.

MADEIRA WINES ON SALE BY COMllliiillO\L
Mr. FLOWN
PALL-MALL,
UNDRIP No. I, ROYAL ARCADE,
360 Dos. of Very Old West India Madeira -110 a. per des.
RIO Dos. of •Do. Pints. - - - - -30 s. Do.
THE ABOVE WINES were selected long since
by a very Choice Taster, and bottled as above, for
the Use of a highly respectable Society, who have lately
separated
Mr. FLOWER also respectfully presents to the Public
his General List of Prices of his own Wines. all of Fine
Quality only ' • and assures the Nobility and Gentry that he
will continue to sell none but Wines of Sterling Quality.
Per Per Dos.
Dos. Pints.
445. 48s.
b4s. 265.
365.
711 s.
601.
484. 245.
60s. 30s.
645. 31s.
84s. 425.

Old Port
Do. Do. Bemreterio, new in Bottle
Do. Do. Roriz. 2 years in Bottle
Do. Do. Bomreterio, 8 yrs in Bottle
Do. Do. Do. 8 years in Bottle

Sherry . . .
Do. East India, Pale or Brown
Madeira, West India .
Do. East India .
Malmsey, in Pints .
!Wak' . . • . . 4111 a.
e
Tent . • MIL
Mountain . . . ; . 48s.
Lisbon . . 486.
Catravella . . • • •bile.
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Cape Burgundy . . •
30..
Cape Madeira, of fine quality, only i&i. and 944.
Per Doz. Per Bottle

Champalgne. Creaming, Sparkling,
or Dry Sillery . . . 190 s. 10s.
Sauterne . . . . 795. es. ed.
flame . . , . 795. es. ad.
Hock . . . 90s. 7s. ad.
Frontignlae . . . 90s. 7s. ed.
Per Per Pint
Pints. Bot. Bot.
481. Ss. es.
71. ed.

Per
Doz.
Claret, Chateau Margot 96.
Cyder. Fine Ripe Cockagee

EAST INDIA HOUSII.

Yesterday a Quarterly General Court of Proprietors
was held at the East India-house, for the considera-
tion of a variety of business.
When the Chairman took his seat, the Secretary
proceeded to read the minutes of the last Court, and
also the titles of certain paper relating to the super-
annuation list, and other details connected with the
Company's service.
The superanuation list was read by desire of Mr. R.
Jackson.

Mr. RIGBY complained of the impossibility of un-
derstanding the nature of the public business, when
cursorily read in Court, and suggested the propriety
of documents of importance being printed for the use
of the proprietors.
The CHAIRMAN replied, that such an expenditure
was unnecessary, as all their papers of importaace were
mostly printed when laid before the House of Com-
mons: they were, besides, at all times accessible for
any proprietor who thought proper to refer to any
documents.
Mr. Hums said that the by-law required the pre-
sentation of all papers to that Court at their nest
meeting after sash. papers were laid before Parlia-
ment; bat the House of Commons did not always
print such papers.
A PROPRIZTOR suggeste(titt.ii would be desirable
to have the pipets left is the Proprietors room. with
an index of easy reference.
The Catalano* said, that a book containkg those
Papers, said 141, ißdalge. wa►s always Apapt, and easy of
access; not, however, in tiff Proprietors' room, for