The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-02-21 00:00:00

`UMBER 5602

NEXT TUESDAY.
SWIFT & Co. who sold 2,154, Prize of MOOR
in the Lottery just ended (being the'last of that value
Over drawn), and also 9 other Capitals in the same Lottery,
kg leave to offer a brief statement of the present Scheme to
the attention of the Pabllc It consists of only 6,000 Tic-
ket.- and ennlainkiii Sterling Money, I Prigeof tO,OOOl. 1 of
meow. 9 of I.OUOI. 4of &M. and the usual proportion of
4001. 1001. Om do. To be. all drawn NEXT TUESDAY.
Schemes at large may be received at No. 11, Poultry;
Charing Crags ; and 31. Aldgate High-street; the old and
fortunate Oates of SWIFT & Co.

TOOTH-ACHE AND EAR-ACHE.
inEREI"S ESSENCE, has received the sanction
and support of the most distinguished personages in
the kingdom, together with the united testimony of the first
Physicians in Europe, and numerous favourable comments
in highly revocable Medias! Journals, where it has been
declared to be the " ■EST TRINE LEER DISCOVERED !OR
TDB TOOTE-ACHE AND EAR-ACHE." it instantaneously

lie;e; llte cost excruciating pain, preserves the Teeth ;mend
aad I. price uts farther decay. effectually cures the Scurvy
in the Gum, fastens loose Teeth, aid renders them firm and
servigwoW• to the latest period, and offeelually prevents the
Tooth-Asks.
Sold la bottles, at is. lid. and 95. 9d. by Hollers% Cho—
, Wats, No. k Cluespalds. pad 9.40, Regent-street. (neer the,
Artyllilltooms). London ; *O, Waterloo Place. Edinburgh ;
11, Ilaavllls;streft, Dobtla , and by the principal Per-
fumers throeshunt the United Kingdom.

Itaijl,llollll,lTY. GENTRY, AND PUBLIC, OF
THE UNITED KINGDOW.
• . , JOSEPH COOPER AND SONS,
Iftheitisq-mess •ND FUNNITORH WARSHOUSII, NO. 93,
lIISHOPOGATII-STREItT WITHIN.
As general traders in oar partienlar line. we have.
far half a century, giren special satisfaction to a
highly respectable and indulgent "vane:ion. to whom we
tithe this public oppfirinnityatt returning our gratefist ac-
dameledginents for all pastfaronrs. and of expressinyour
Zealous and determined inteivioit to met it a COAllolnation
their future patronage.
* With the change 4. the times and eireionstaxers. hov-
erer. which hare serred to glee a sea' feature to the specs-
talons of trade, we must necessarily vary our arrange-
ments in business ; indeed. it has become the more impera-
tire on men of capital and influence in their bespective
eir-
eke to consult the public necessities. !meanie the limits to
which the commercial hori:on has for matt!, gears extend-
ed appear gradually to contract! and the Meassufacturer
. and A disuitare a w inifferiag under the consegneist pressure
wising from the wanted export and employment. is state
ofteings has given rise to a class of Speculators, who have
eidearoured so benefit theinselres by offering goods of every
In manufacture, which, although apparently cheap,
ykld they) eater profits ; !hey are showy add decorated,
but snaanfactit red without regard to durability, and con-
sequently peace in the result a serious disappointment to
the purchaser.
There has also existed an opposite extreme: another
class o/ tradesmen hare made such exorbitant demands for
their articles, as to create surprise ix the minds of pur-
chasers how the great disparity in the charges of different
lumen can be satisfactorily explained; • We shall leave this
(locution as it rests, and enter upon Our' more immediate
To be just in our dealings as Tradesmen, we must Aare
profit, tad we shall be satiefied with a moderate one ; and
therefore step between the trorkiny mechanic and his cheer-
' less proopethe---give him fair wages suitable to the times
as they really are--employ our capital in the purchase of
.itrei-reelo-materfiel—and-offcr the charm-fin; and Midge of
• used eletedittaked Mercantile Mose, to the more imme-
diate patronage of the Nobility. Gentry, and public of the
coated Kingdom..
Jounce: CouPtli amid Po V. in ars offering the nature of
their business to notice, trust they shall not be considered as
attempting what they cannot maintain and support—their
Warehouse contains crery description of the best maua-
factured*Farniture.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Prom the Immense reduction which has now taken place, can
be offered (even of magnificent si:es) so low as particularly
to Weevil Noblemen or Gentlemen desirous of fitting ap
their houses with this elegant and fashionable article, whe-
ther for the Drawing or Dining-Room, Chambers, Stair-
mates, Windows, Conserrestories. 4'e. For Windows, Door,
Lights, or exposed situations, their Plate Glass will be
found in a relative degree cheaper than Crown Glass. This
artiele, for a small insurance, wilt be delirered, free from
risk or, breakagr, or large glasses forwarded by spring ea-
,'urans,
constructed for the purpose, to any part of tho
kingdom, at a very trifling expense.
SECOND-HAND LOOKING GLASSES
Constantly on sale et a still more considerable reduction.
CARVING AND GILDING
ln all its branches, with a rich assortment of Chimney.
Pier, Cheral, and Toilet Frames, constantly on view.—
Gentlemen desirous of having the Frames of Paintings or
Prints re-gilt, will find the terms particularly deserving
notice. When Ike nnantily is large, and Families are de-
sinner of etro'ding remoral. they may hare them finished
on the spot with the greatest care and dispatch.
I•APIAt HANGING,
In every flecorctitre department. in the first style of ele-
'ante. upon such a reduced scare as will ensure a most ma-
terial sari ay in large residences.
CABINET WORK
Manafceht red in a superior manner, with erery attention
la the newest fashion and latest improrement. In this de-
partment will be .femnd a great variety of Ike west elegant
akiieles admirably adapted fur Noblemen and Gentlemen's
:eats, at prices reduced beyond all farmer precedent.
IN THE UPHOLSTERY ARRANGEMENT.
They have studied to combine taste and elegance. haring se-
lected erery article of the mostmodern introduction adapt-
e•-,for Drawing or Dining-Roams, fled-chambers, ere. from
the plainest to the most costly style. Families can be wait-
ed on in any part of the country with designs and patterns,
at no other charge than the trarelling expences. Spring
eararcies forwarded with furniture to any distance at a
small charge per mile, which saves all expetice of package,
and prereeds the risk of breakage or injury.
TURKEY CARPETS,
liaringjast imported a large (mustily, they are enabled to
*fee. warranted, of the finest quality, of large and small
aliniewsions,on inorejaeon ruble terms than can be obtained
at any other house in London. Brussels, and all other ar-
"cling madly reasonable.
SEAsONEI) FLOOR CLOTHS,
Fitted to plan, onsch reduced is price.
FUNERALS FURNISHED,
And conducted with thegreatest atlention.frnos the plainest
to Ike most sumptaons exhibition of nunarning grandeur,
and with consistent regard tue.conomy, without
diminish-
ing Ike necessary respectability.
To (riser the anxiety they feel for the effectire comple-
tion of their orders, they hare eisiaged artists competent
to exhibit il raw? ..7s. suited to crery display, of taste. eco-
nomy. and defamer: aitioay these, the ornaments attend-
tag heraldic eadota:ottremits will form a prominealfeature.
Any Nobleman or Gentleman desirous of exchanging or
. disposing of their fnentlnee. will find an immediate oppor-
lenity of efretin.; the same at their Ira rrit,,,oce.
.Iporviseinents in Toe* or Country promptly attend-
ed to.

JUNEPN CoopEit and Si. haring non. fully explained the
ininedisor smbstanee of their orrongeinents, niost
that a redaction of from ..1.5 hi 33 per rent.
can be ofered for the odri.itiye of ioi,nediate poyineta—
and once mare bej,.o Brit they, herons potroisaye of the
Families from the West end of the Town, by taking the
Enloe of the Sew-rood, Cit./-road. and Finsbury-synate,
sill find Mn easy access into Ilisholpqpite.steeet, aroiaiay
lkcjio red tr:tis. t)3, L'ishgpsvote-street

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