The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-16 00:00:00

LONDO-N, FRIDAY, A

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DATUM ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
(LATE ASTLEY AND DAVIS), WESTMINSTER-
BRIDGE.

THIS EVENING, Angust 16, and To-mortnte, m
sew and splendid Melo-dramatic Romance, inter-
spersed with Songs, Duets. Cho s, Dances. Combats.
PAgeantry, and Equestrian Evolutions, one Scale of N,ag-
situde peculiar to this TheatreAntllod •
ALEXANDER THE GREAT.
AND THALESTRIS. TUE AMAZON.
Introducing the whole Stud of beautiful Horses, their Per-
tontines, arranged by Mr. Devil The Drama written mad
produced by Mr. C. Dibdin, and will comprise fifteen en-
tirely new Scenes.
Mr. Wilson's graceful Perfermantes on the Tight Rope.
Equestrian Exercises by the Yorkshire Phenomenon, with-
ontliaddle or Bridle.
To conclude with tits admired Harlequinade, called
INDUSTRY AND IDLENESS.

Copyhold and Lembold Estates, Camberwell, I
Ball's Pond, Limehouse. and Bishopagate, and a £lOO,
Bond. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION.
By Mr. MITCHELL.
Oa WCIIIIIIIIIMT. AVGUST 261 h. at twelve. as GARRNIMAW
by order et the Assignees of Alen's. J. and G. Mans,
builders, Bankrupts. without reserve,
-vitarr stantial well-built gtnteel
KJ DIV/CEA. and two Ditto, nearly finial red, each hay-
ing a frontage of 21 ft. with fore courts and large gardens, let
at 2€lol. per ann. and a piece of Building Ground adjoining,
eligible for the erection of IS houses, desirably situate in
Marlborough Flare, Southampton-street. near the Chapel.
Camberwell. Two genteel Cottage Residences, with Gar-
dens, fore Courts, ie. Ball's Pond
_Road, opposite the
a
Green Man, of the value of 961. per nn. Five Copyhold
Dwelling-boasts, No, Ott. 27, 2s. 29, and 90, Samuel-street.
Limehouse. let at BUS, and a piece of Buildi g Ground ad-
joining. F.leren Dwelling-houses, including the Hoop and
Grapes Public-house. Whitepte-street, Bialtopagate, let
(part on lease) at 1801. Three Dittos, No. IS, 10. and 10,
Teater-street, White-street, Spitaltields, let at SU. Six
Ditto, James-street, Globe-lane, let at DV. Three Dwel-
ling-houses. with a Malt-house, and Premises, Desn-street,
Binslngitare. let at 701. and a 1001. howl. paying 3 per cent.
interest, secured 'os the Estates of Harrison, Esq. of

Pancras.
Particulars may be bad of Mears. Ronzases and Hpra.
Solicitors to the Commission, Ms, Cheeterkeese.efleare;
Messrs. Lee. builders. Chiswell•street ; and of Ntr. HOLMES.
Grosvenor Wharf, Mill• Sank, Assignees to the Estate ;
Mr. Tipper. Cambridge Terrace, Hackney ; and of Mr.
Mitehall, 7, Norton•Falgate, at St. Martin's Le Grand, and
at Tottenham'.

KITCHEN RANGES,
tr.. Nobility. (lenity sod the Public are respect
fully solicited to inspect JOSEPH CH ATER and Co.'s
Royal Patent Steam Kitchen Ranges, which in addition to
Cooling will heat a Hall or Stair-ease. boil water la wash-
ing Tubs, and dry clothes in a Laundry. ac. at a distance of
sixty feet. The Patent consists of a simple uprizht nun in
the boiler, over vrh ifit the oven Is placed, by that means it
cleans itself. and heats the oven and holier much quicker
than any plan yet offered to the Pubile, completely doing
away with the horizontal Aoee which gives so much trouble
particularly in the country ; the ranges are made to suit all
Cued families, and may be had with the oven and holler
only. The same patent is applied with the greatest success
if ship Stoves, and cooks with tar more ease and less fuel
than any other plait yet discovered ; and has the means of
making from YO to 2110 gallons of pure fresh water from sea
water, in the coarse of one day. The principle tube seep in
melon every Tuesday sat Maly bow lib ray& it
Na. 10. Long Acre.
N. IL Register and other Stoves, Fenders, Fire-irons, &c.
of the newest and most elegant patterns.

00K1NO GLASSES and FURNITUILE.—Seve-
ILA rel large SECOND HAND PLA":ES, are now on
sale, at Coop.* and Sores Manufactory, 93, Bishops-
gate-street, Within.—Some of the larger sizes are admira-
bly adapted for large dining-rooms and elegant drawing-
rooms. A large assortment of rich finished Chimney, Pier,
and Client! frames, with New Glasses of superior colour and
►rilliancy ; the prices reduced beyond all former precedent.
Plate Glass for Windows. Carriages. ate.—This article
may also be manufactured as bleb as 130 by 72 Inches, 120
by 93, or to any given dimensions.
Noblemen, Gentlemen, Surveyors, Proprietors of Hotels
and others, will find this Warehouse deserving attention,
from its eaten siveVariet y of excellent Cabi net and Ch al rWo rk.
The upholstery arrangements display some new specimens of
peculiar neatness and elegance, with the still greater advan-
tage of economy in the charge.
J. C. and Son in particular direct the attention of the
public to their newly invented Wash-Hand-Stand, contain-
ing certain conveniences (especially useful to Invalids) In
which all effluvia is carefully prevented.
A considerable assortment of Turkey Carpets ; and
all other Carpetting on the same reduction.

T 16, 1822. ,..,,._
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trwur died ea the &Vila I!"

mained
tech
the ty. He and this Hoveratuent are on
bid teriSs. their ream of dispute is not likely to be
*Puled, pis. the delivery of the Prarva and Vengsozo to
Chili. irbitiiltlfrainX he detained the sfonteznms, sent
the crenfon shore:bed dispatched the vessel to Chili. This.
ship, though fader the Chills') deg, was considered as
belonging to Sao Martin. His Lordship has also
weighed ambler. supposed for Onayaqail. He left the
indopendensa ea the coast of New Spain, and the Sao
Fernaado b transport Bolivar's troops to Claymlil.
The forme( Pertscoosists of one frigate. two corvettes,
two brigs, and some small schooners, tinder Admiral
Blanco, but all of them are poorly manned.

The Nye Branch British brig has been seised and
eendememek fur having brought some Spanish property
from Me. where atm bad touched, and on her return
*owe a small port to the Northward, has been
&Ask earaingeof the ship are ronfisrated.-
o.l"bienrelblei yagt was lucid of the owner of the brig
lipte amp._ etatand be is Pot ise:•red.

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EXiitaros
Panther*
the '
race r

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Two . bars lately been killed in the west.
ern pars of t. State of New York. It was 'opposed
that Ibis race of animals was extinct in this part of the
United &etre.
A StTuatiox WANTIED.—A &arty wishes to go to
the North or elsewhere as a noise, who can give good
recommendations. For further particulars apply at
this Offiee.---Jone I B.—(StreanociA Paper.)
Smith and Bolton, of Indianapolis. advertise ten
dollars reward for " a superfine scoundrel, who calls
himself .11etthete Patrick, printer," and whom they
describe " as about 5 feet 4 nr 5 inches birh, an ac-
knowledged liar, a proven viiliin, sandy-haired red-
, faced, blub-eyed, lung-nosed, Enop•ehouldereti, gallows
looking prntendinely•l el, stultified, woman-hated,
blue-coated, hlack-vested, grey-pantalooned, dandy-
diessed. flireeirer—une of those pestiferous insects
that oftekmake their night into the western country.
destroying as they co the bernare of honesty, and
poisoning the relieve of the innocent and uosuspecting,
and then take their fli,eht."--(T, (otos Tree Anteriees."
G. Wort logtoo. late Acting Governor of
Ent Florida, in an address to the ei.isen'S of St. Ac-
rustinet on the Bth tilt, concludes st ith the f4.l.owing
parag rapit :
" Many of my friends here, think I have been
dealt rather halals!, with, by being dislocated from
the affiee.l Istely filled. This is an event according
to the very'spirit and genius of our government;
ours is not a government of offices. I have fi fed far
place assigned me. The situation assumes a rew
character. My part is ended. When I took it, there
was no guarantee on its conclusion to give me ano-
ther. I 4401 y, therefore, anderto the common fate of
politicians 'in oor. country—l can see no reflection
cast oa sue7-I therefore retire, a statesman without
power. yet (fee from gall'eo•asfl a ' votary alone of
halfwit' AT the On the wtole, I view th,

I ♦i. $r
history of my past year, like a era; i comedy. It had
its
.pleasant scenes, and its disagreeable ones—its actt
of gaiety and of 11.11111POS, and winds up well, for '
as
is well that ends well.' And whether I remain in
Florida, or return to my moire state, Maryland. I
shall always cherish the recollection of the kindness
and the support, I have rece:ved here, and let the iils
be for ever i•irgotten."

JAMAICA: S'. Jago de la Vega, June 29 —On
Wednesday morning Merry Russell, a free black wo-
man, found guilty of murdering a regro girl, a slave,
was executed on the (lace-Ground near this town, ac-
cerding to her sentence. We are sorry to say that a
very disgraceful scene took place previous' to the exe-
cution, in consequence of the white man, who was to
act as executioner, having fallen into fits, and become
incapable of performing his duty. Mr. M'lntosh the
Deputy-Mars'ml, after considerable delay, procured a
negro from the gaol, for the purpose of carrying the
sentence into effect, when a Mr. Beautiniet, a white
person, addressed Mr. M'lntosh, and said with mach
earnestness, and in a loud voice," By Hod, she must
not be executed by a slave—it is contrary to law,"
with other expressiuse, which occasioned considerable
commotion in the crowd, and a cry of rescue was heard.
when the officer, commanding a strong party of mili•
tarp who were present, gave the order to " prime and
load." Mr. M'lntosh, having Only h. en Alen. tl.fys
in office, felt at a loss how to set, and drove off to
Mr. Kennedy's li-mse (the ProvostMarshad). who pro-
ceeded with the most landsitle promptitude to the spo.,
and, soon after his arrival, the lonfoo iodate woman.
who had been kept nearly three hours in dreadfn.o
suspense, was launched into eternity. It was slier
wards found necessary to protect the exerrt;.)..eos
from the crowd by an escort of military to the gaol,
and, we regret to say, they were pelted by 'roues on
their way, and several soldiers, who behaved with
great forbearance, were slightly wounded. The con-
duct of the military, a party of the 50th, was, indeed,
throughout the whole transaction, highly praisewor
thy and exemplary. A negro boy was seized by a gen.
(lemma on the spot, in the act Of throwing stones, and
he was committed for trial. 'rte magistrates ?at at
the Peace office most of the saute day, taking exami-
nations, and hie Honour the Castos was occupied a
great part of next day in doing the same. Ample evi-
dence was obtained of the conduct of Mr. Beatio.onr,
against whom a warrant was issued. Three other
slaves, against whom evidence had been obtained, bay,
alsa been Loournitted.

FOAG p RI.

COVENTRY ASSIZES, .% c. 7.

Juhn /.o•irdale, aged tip, charged with feloniously
forging and rt!tering a certain receipt for money, purport-
ing to be the receipt of Thomas Wilcock lieighton, foi
twenty-one pounds seven shillings.
John Webb. clerk to Messrs. Woodcock and T oist,
remembers seeing the prisoner on the 13th of January
was in the office about five in the afternoon ; when pri
soner came in, he asked for his employers, and they not
being at home, prisoner produced a.. agreement, and
wished witness to see it properly signed ; upon looking
at the agreement, there teas &blank left for his profession,