The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-04-19 00:00:00

ME. tiLOVEIt'S EXHIBITION IN BONOSTREEf.

This exhibition of oil, and water colour painVnri
conilsline of views from various parts of England,' !scot- •
land; and Italy, is again open to the public.
Tile ability and industry of Mr. Clover, al an artist. .
ate well knowr, and this exhibition will afford a high gra-
titicatiod to those, who feel pride in contemplating the
progress of British talent, or delight in the beautiful
teener, of risture. On entering the room, they will feet
surprieed at the variety, and fidtlity of the different scenes
by which the), are surrounded. They will pale; with
eagerness, from the glowing and splendid Italian land.
'tape, to the tothantic scenery of our own lskis; and;
for a mometiti all will appear re al. They will almost
suppose themselves bn the mountain, or by the torrent--
and the short delusion will be followed by sincere admi-
ration of the art; by which they bate been so agreeably
deceived.
We were particilatly diktat by a view of Loch Katrine;
and Ben Vennoe, and knott. not how to speak in terms of
justice of a view of Tivoli, with the Campagne, and St.
Peter's at Rome, in the distanee. There is also an admira-
ble view of Ryland Abbey, in Yorkshire, with the Coot*.
This Is really a master-piece; and, id Mrjudgment&le die
finest in the exhibition.
Theta aro 'nine fine landscapes; by; Mr. Witt. Glove,
particularly of some line mountain 'scitiery in Walei. •1
On the whole, we can truly deeltitfOkat grattfleativti•
'-was not the Only feeling by whieh 'we were ittliereoced,
oh an inspection of Mr. Glover's labattrt. We tilt pYid
-111 the conviction, that the miserable slant of Conneoli-
-4eltrs (as :they are miscalled), will soots cease to be file
only recommen lotion to Works of Art. These really 4-
.ttei
nbrant nsin who have the impudence to deolsre that
Englishmen can have no gout '' the gwenius for ithlds,-who sitiii-
ow out their jargon ablehools,ints
their ignorance of any school at it , end Whose eonCrl
tiens are made op of Bettertlies' vringe,"ledttle lefirseidf
our brokers' stalls, will soon be drieen IMO Elte4 eleiti-ied
insignificance; and nativt talents withlWit aid of patroil-
age, originating in plain common :Sense, 'ME 6144 one
own productions into successful complitidien litititlrfblOilt
.of -arrogant foreign pretenders: •,- '•.! i - ''^ '' T

SPORTING INTEIJI4OetIOE. • :1
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111RWMARKRT 'CRAVEN MEETING, ISA
FRIDAY, APRIL 19.
Subscription Plate of ~e6O for 2-yr-olds, carrying Ost. 71b.;
3-yr-olds, Set. 3:b., 4-yr-olds, tat. 13ib., b-yr-ulds, 9st:
41b., 6yr-olds, and aged, 941. Slb. D. M.
The horses to be entered at the King's Stables, New.
market, on the day before running, between Eleten and
One o'clock, subscribers paying 4gs. and non-subscribers
figs. entrance : the winner to be sold for 300g4. if demand-
ed, the owner of the second horse being first entitled, &c.
Mr. Rogers's br. f. Scratch, 2-yrs-old.. • 1
Mr. J. Walker's b. h. Langtonisii, 2-yrvold.... 's
Ld, Ezeter's eh. c. by Comes, out of Miniature, ,11-yre
old
Mr. Parker's b. f. by Marmion, out of Nymphina, 3-yrs-olds
Mr. Northey's b. f. Sprite, 3 do.
Mr. Symmond's b. f. by Blucher, dam by Jupiter, 9 do.
Mr. Wyndham's b. f. Otis, by Bustard, 2 do.
D. of Rutland's ch. e. by Soothsayer, out sf Rosabella, 2 do.
to l apt Scratch-7 to 4 agst Bustard-4 to 1 apt Sooih-
• sayer.—Won by half a length.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. for colts, Sst. 71b., Safi
fillies, Sat. 4db. D. M. then rising three years old.
Mr. Wilson's e. by Comas, out of Gonsalti's dam 1
H. R. H. the D. of York's c. by Dominic Sampson, or
Smolensk°, out of Aladdin's dam 2
2tol on Comus.—Won by three lengths.—Four paid. .
The Hampton Court Stud Stakes of 200 gs. each, b. ft. for
the produce of mares covered in 1919; colts, List.
fillies, Sat. 31b. Banbury mile. Taose got by untried
stallions, or out of untried mares, to be allowed Mb.
H. R. H. the D. of York's c. by Alladio, out of sister to
Camases.
D. of Rutland's c. by Soothsayer, out of Mowing. 9
6 to 2 on Castanea—Won by a leagtb.—Eight paid.
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MIDOHAM HUNT MEETING, Ttowsomr, APRIL 17.
Henters' Plate of S5O. Heats three miles ; carrying Ilst.
Mr. Vyse's bl. h. Phosphorus, 1-yr-old 4
Copt. Smith's Eagle, 4 do ••• if/
Mr. It. Udney's br. m. 2 do te,4
Mr. Westherall's Mountebank, 3 do . 4
Mr. Adam's Prodigal, 6do . di
Mr. Owen's Brush, 6 do dr
6to 4 agst Eagle-2 to I sgst Phosphoins. A good rice.
Half-bred Stakes of 7 sows. each, with 16 added. One two-
mile heat.
Mr. Dillon's Porcupine 1
Capt. Humphrey's Trampator 2
Mr. Good's Hercules 3
Seven started.—Even oa the winner.

Penerratastsx.—Skipper continues his match with great
spirit. He started at hall-past five on Wednesday morning
last, from the Weavers' Arms, Stamford-hill, and return,!
at eleven o'clock at night, without any symptoms of fatigue.
his feet not In the least hurt, and he feels quite confident of
accomplishing his task, of walking 62 miles a day for twenty
days, on Monday next at At o'clock in the evening. Skip-
per had met with numerous friends on the road, and several
small subscriptions have been raised fur him by the support-
ers of pedestrianism.

We have great reason to expect that the removal of the
I.ent Assizes from Thetford to Norwich will at length take
place. The Magistrates of the county, at the Sessions held
on Friday ae'nnight, came to an unanimous resolution, that
such a measure was highly desirable, and appointed a co.: -
ulittee to report on the best means of effecting it. —(So rfo:k
paper.)
A Special Meeting of the Corporation was milled by the
Mayor on Monday last, to ta:os into consideration the pro-
priety of presenting a petition to his Majesty, praying that
two Gaol Deliveries might be held in this city during the
rer. The petition was agreed to, and the Mayor (R.
Hawkes, Eeq.) and the Recorder (Chas. Savill Onley, Esq )
were desired to present the ante at the ensuing Levee,
which is to he held on Monday next.—(lbid.)
Monday, informations were duly sworn against three men
of the neighbourhood of Annatown in this County, for for-
cibly taking and carrying away from Annstown.strand some
manure, the property of a Gentleman of the neighbourhood,
who, upon hearing of the circumstance, went and endea-
voured to prevent them, but whose remonstrance, proved
ineffectual, he obtained for their apprehension a warrant
from a Magistrate of the County. The warrant was placed
in the hands of the Chief Constable of Police. Expedition
was deemed necessary. One of the Sub-Constables was
sent on Monday evening, with three of the police, to execute
the warrant. Upon arriving at the house of one of the men.
about 1 1 o'clock that night, the Sub-Constable demanded
admittance in the Ems's na me, telling the object of his visit.
Having waited a considerable time without an answer, the
party commenced breaking in the door, when a man jumped
out of a window, and ran off. He was frequently cailed up-
on to stop and surrender tolthe warrant. Ile heeded them
not. Continuing to run, he was.fired at by one of the party,
and killed. The Policeman who fired tne fatal shot, came
into Waterford yesterday, and surrendered himself to Henry
Sargent, Esq. a Magistrate, who committed him. An In-
quest and full investigation wi.l take place immediately,
probably this day.—(lVaterforti Mirror, April 16).
ELEGANT GLASSES, Emailum &c.—The Nobility and
Gentry are invited to Inspect the Ware-rcioms of
an
and SON, 93, Bishopsgste-Within, where It exhibited an as-
sortment of neat and second-hand Plate Glasses, admirably
suited to every description of Drawing or Dining-Roont.—
Ttie prices are just reduced 40 per cent. on Plates measuring
100 inches by 72, and upwards; and on those of smaller ai- .
inensions the alteration will be found equally importaant.-r-
The extrusive preference given to this Establiststnerii 10
thankfully acknowledged by the Proprietors, who. in their
endeavours to evince their gratititde; by,manufscturing artl7
etcs in a superior 'meow; it prices suitabhi to the. (14.'4.;
hope to merit a continuance of,publie /upped. lathe Fa*
niture department, Is "comprised every hew end elegant arti-
cle of UphOlstery; Cablytele.a.sdrhsir Work:legaletesPaZ
611E11 I scale of econbeny,.aS tb iietnaad OM. 166. •
troasge of rinli and' faStkels: ' • . "t:

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