The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-20 00:00:00

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The Caw* /dr whisk HAMPDEN felt di txel Pielel,,ao arafrisr died eh the 131.ftiold!

THE. MONUMENTAL TROPHY in Ffononr of
kis late MAJESTY KING GEORGE 111. (designed,
and to be executed, by Matthew Wyatt, Esq.)

PATRON .
Ills Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK.

Her Royal Highness the PRINCESS AUGUSTA.
Her Royal Highness the DUCHESS of GLOUCESTER.
Her Royal Highness the PRINCESS SOPHIA.
Her Roysl Highness the DUCHESS of CLARENCE,
Her Royal Highness the DUCHESS of KENT.

'ICI-PATRON!:
His Roysl Highness the DUKE of CLARENCE.
His Royal Highness the DUKE of SUSSEX.
His Royal Highness the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE.

altusTess:
Sir JAMES BLAND SURGES. Ran:
JOHN RANISROTTOM, Eig. M.P.
ROBERT WILLIAMS, Eq. M.P.
Treasurers. Meisre. DRUMMOND.
LIST OF SUBSCRISERS.
R. R.H. the Duke of Z a. The Right lion. the
• Yartit - -13 0 Earl of Liverpool 10) 0
It. R. H. the Princess The Right lion. t!,e
_ . •

.
Augusta - - 103 0 Marquess of London-
11. R. H. the Duchess derry - - 100 0
of Gloucester - 103 0 G. J. Guthrie. Esq. 10 In
H. R. H. the Princess Via. Evinouth,G. C. 8.23 0
Sophia - - 106 0 The Earl of Breadal-
His Grace the ~."'ie bane - - 52 10
of Rallied. E.G. 100 0 The Right lion. John
The Earl of Blesintun Zi'J 0 Sullivan . - VI 0
i The Marquess of 83- General Wetherlutll 5 5
Ilsbuty - -21 0 Lord Walsinghant 51 In
' The Karl of Herring- Sir Charles sntton 3 5
tun - - - 91 0 Sir John Campbell,
Johu Julius Anger- K.C. T. 13. 5 0
stein, Esq. - • fri 10 The Right lion. Lord
The Bishop of Here- Boston - 31 10
ford - 23 0 The Earl of Ablugdon 52 10
Sir W. Curtis, Bart. Lord Begot - Ai 3
MP. and Alderman 21 0 John Thornhill. Esq. 6 6
Dr. M. Beillie - - 20 5 W. King, Esq. - It/ 10
General T. Garth - 59 10 Lieut.-Colonel F. W.
The Bishop of Nor- Trench. M. P. 21 0
wich - - 10 0 W. Jenlan. Esq. - 3 5
The Provost of Eton, Mr. Milliken. Dublin 2 2 i
Dr. Goodall - - 50 0 W. Fawke, Esq. Chß-
Gen. W. Cartwright 59 H) worth House. Sußolk 10 10
Gen. Kir IL Taylor, The Officers sod hal-
-31.1). K.O B. - - 52 10 diers of the bSth Re-
N. M. Rothschild, Esq. 420 5 giment,orConnaught
Sir Fronds Wilkes 26 0 Rangers - 62 10
C. Adams, Esq. M.P. 5 0 J. Hill Esq. Sheerness, I 1
D. Kerr, Esq. I. P. It/ 10 James Elmes. Esq. - 5 5
E. IL Ball Hughes. Sir A. Grant, Rich-
Esq. - - - 51 10 mond - 20 10
The Editor of The Mr. and Mrs. fossils,
Observer - - 10 10 of Kensington 94_

31;.JOhnilrictgman, Visronnt Dudley-and-
of Wiamore-it. . I 1 Ward 59 10
Mr. John Bridgman, 11. 11. Oddie. Esq. - 5 6
Wigmore-street, Id F. fort, Esq. - 2 V
subsc. - - 4 4 Menry Cerjat, late
Mr. Warren, Knights- Lieutenaot-Colonel •
bridge - - - 2 2 of Dragoons - 5 3
Rev. Geo. Simpson, henry Fryer, Esq. • 5 5
Gloser's Muse, John Trotter. Esq. 2tl 8
Pettingham. Kent 9 2 The Duke of Masse, 10 10
Rer. J. !talks - - s 5 Sir James Linea*,
eir C. Flower. Bart. 40 0 Bart. ji. . . i I
J.Cotton,Eisq. E.I.D. 21 0 Lady Langham, • I I
J. Bowden, Esq. Bank The Rev. W. Peters,
Director - -11 l 0 Neweastle-upon-Tne 2 2
The Nlarquess of !krt. Alderman Scholey 10 10
ford - - - 103 0 Alderman Garrett 1U II)
The Marquess of 1.0- The British Luminary 2. I
than - - - 52 10 Sir Richard Carr Gln.
Sir It. Wigram. Bart. Bart. - 20 0
IValthamstuu-iiwi,e 51 10 Richard PlumptreGlyn,
Sir David Oitilh? - 10 10 Esq. - 10 0
C. Forbes, Ea.!. M.P. J. W Dies. E.l. • 3 6
&I. lUi.; Al r. 4'. The Ea ri 0:n3(171ot:41. 64.2 d.
Forbes. jun. U'!. JO,. Charle4 Koh.berk,
Mr. J.Forbes.;lo). Esq. per Lubbock
101. 191. ; Mr. G. and Co. - 100 0
Forbes, IW. 10s.; John Gale Everett,
Master Jame., s, Rut. II ey tesbury,
Forbes, It:/. 10s. Wilts - 10 0
Miss K. S. Forbes, Charles Knatchbril.

105 0
u► 10
3 3

10/. 10s.
. rauntleroy. i::1.
Mathew Roper. Esq.
Adm. Sir It. Bicker-
ton - -
R. Campbell, Eiq.
Argi le-street -
Geo. Bridges. Es.i.
M. P. Alderman
N. Byrne, Esq. Edi-
tor Write Moraing
Post - - -
I.ieut.-Oeneral Vero
IN Bruer 11 ,13,
Great Cumber:an.l-
-
Miss Bickerton. ditto
Miss Jane Frances
Biekertnn,ditto
The Right lion. Wm.
Dundas. hi .P. -
The Courier News-
' Omen' Burnett -
N. B. Edmondstone,

Esq. Itabington,
Somerset - 10 0
The ltev. G. F. 1..
Noeola). Sl.Cathe-
rine's Cloisters 6 (1
W. Clarke. Esq. 6 5
Mrs. W. Clarke - 3 S
Major-tit r. George
A. Armstrong 3 6
Robert Still. Esq. Alex-
ander Hale Strong,
Esq. and Willough-
by Beckham. Esq. 10 10
The Earl of Dart-
mouth - 69 0
The Duke of Gordon 50 0
James Stockdale Esq.
ed Friars
6 1
6 0 I.4th Bloom, - 6 5
'•e.ord Bishop of
50"0 Oxford - 52 10
TlorSir George Beaumont,
) Bart. 10 10
6 6 J. D. Alexander, Esq.
M.P. - 6 5

Esq. - -
-
Piers. Egg. -
Thos. Roberts. F.sq.
John Arthur, Eq.
Mir James Sattinpirez

Y 5 0

5 3

10 10

5 3

10 0
3 0

2 2 Mr. C. Livermore,•llo.
2 2 Oxford-street - 1 1
10 10 Richard Clarke, Esq.
3 Chamberlain of Lon-
-10 10 don 10 10

Rev. O. Champagne IU 10 Admiral Sir John °nip,
Mr. Thomas Ellis. Bart. - YI 0
Grove House, Lam- His Grace the Duke
both - - - 2 2 of Northumber-
Sir G. Pownall - 10 10 land
Captain T. Chrktian, The Right lion. C.
Royal Veterzni 1 1 Yorke 21 0
Dr. W. Ruddiman - 31 10 51r. Sams, St. James's
W. Minier, Es.i. - 3 3 street 10 10
Earl of Stamford and Benjamin Keene,Esq. 10 It)
Warrington - - 100 0 Capt. Edge. R.N. - I 1
J. Hudieston, Esq. 5 3 W. Heberdeen, Esq. 10 20
Dr. Valpy - - 10 10 General Sir A. Clarke,
Thomas King, Esq. 10 10 G.C.B. 32 10
Lord Churchill - 20 0 Vice Admiral John
Michael Burke, Esq. Ferrier
Ballydorgan - 2 0 Dowager Lady Arun-
The Key. Dr. Jones, dell
Archdeacon of Here- The Duchess of Flue-
ford - - -3 0 eleugh • 32 10
F. John Brown, Esq. Thomas Lowades,
Frampton, Dorset 30 0 Esq. 10 It)
libeeneersand Privates T. B. Sarsete, Esq. 3 3
of the 93d Regiment Miss Douglas - 10 10
of Highlanders - 43 16 11. Poreher Esq. Ar-
Lord Kenvon 32 10 lington-street - 10 10
Viscount torrington 10 U Ald. C. Smith 10 10
Sir JOHN CAMPBELL, K. T. S. Hon. Sec.
N.8.--Subseribers are requested to be particular in
writing their names and designations, it is intended to re-
cord thesis bronze on the Pedestal of the monument.
Books for receiving Subscriptions are opened at all tl.e
priseipal Basking Houses in Loodso and the Country ; at
Messrs. Riviagton's. Waterloo-Olsen; Mr. Hatchard's Pie-
; sad Mr. Sams, Bookseller to his Royal Highness
the Date of York, St. Jamos's-stroot ; Office No. 19, Hen-
rietta-street, Cavendish-square, London ; where all Com-
sedesdoss are requested to be addressed.

100 0

41 0

NIR. HATBOX'S PICTURE of "CHRIST'S
1 ENTRY into JERUSALEM," after t< nrost enthe-
siastie reception in Scotland. "The Anoint, In the (ketten."
and all his other works. ARE NOW OPEN, tit No. 63, Pali-
ensil.—.td:nission Is.; Catalogue Cal.

IL,XiiiBITION of WARD'S GRAND NATIONAL
ILA AI!LEGORT, in Comaessorntion of the Tato mut et
the Caa7isit Emeittc. at the Battle of Waterloo. Pulled
hr order of the Tirftfsh institution ; Mize 35 feet by 21, Is
SOW OPEN, cr the Flirt plan Hall, Piccadilly.
Admittance Is. Catalogue td. Description do. With
etched outline 2s.

BRISTOL AM) CORK STEAM PACKETS.
THE TAIXOT and IVANHOE will veil frets
Bristol to Cork. and Cork to Bristol, tuiroderly in see-
ces,ion every NVednesday and Saturday. Terse Vessels
are well known for the high character they so long main-
tained on the Holyhead Station. 'Cieir accommodations
arc.le a very superior style of elevance; dry are eoppered
Mid wpm'r teepee., snit from their great rawer of em-
ail led in speed; the% are be2.ides. corn-
ru arderience steaw mitigative
the any le e !avian): the Pntill- Wit fherefotir-And
them Cyr mos' tiresirable cmireyances of an% that at present
eross the Irish Channel. Fare. the same as tile Sail Packet.,
the passage is espected to be performed on as average of
thirty Ito•;:, ; reft ethm ents on board ; for farther na-
tioninfor applx to NW. 11•Vetighton. I.eith nn I London Steam
Packet Office. Tower Ili:I. opposite the Mint.

'lllO LE a retail Woollen Drapas Shop in a good
siwation. The term; are in every respect moderate,
and there's nn stork to tni.e. Enquire of Mr. Dyard, No.
19, White llome-Vard, Drury-lane.

Tuesday the drawin, of the battery took place '
when J. and J. SivEwnionT had the pleasure to share
and sell both Prizes of 2100!. ; No. 9182, and 12730
in addition to No. 1-110, 40001., 19023, 21001. all in
the present Lottery; the fortunate holders are re-
quested to spply for the value of their shares imme-
diatele as well as to furnish themselves with shares for
the final close of the Lottery on Tuesday the 24th inst.
when prizesof 25,0001. 15,000/. and many other Capi-
tals must all be drawn.
Tuesday No. 10,430 was drawn a Prize of Twenty
Thousand Pounds, Consols, which was shared by
Dish in One Half, One Eighth, and Six Sixteenth
Shares. Dish has'sold in the present Lottery, ex-
clnsive of the above, 14,041, a Prise of £21,000 3 per
Cent Consols.; 19,515, a Prise of £16,000 3 per
Cent Consols, and several Minor Capitals. The Lot-
tery finishes Next Tuesday, on which Day
One Prise of • 25,000/.
One Prise of - 15,000/.
Two Prises of - 3,0110/.
and various other Capitals, Consols, end Money, must
all be drawn.

A few warranted nndrawn Tickets and Shares are
still selling by Kish, at his Offices, 4, Uornhill, and 9,
Charing Cross', London, and by his Agents in she
country.