The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-01-23 00:00:00

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TO THE NOBILITY, ("ENTRY. AND ICBM, OF
THE VNITE9 KINGHCO4.
JOSEPH IDOOPhIt AND SONS,
LOH1(1110.GL•SS ITABILISHUSH, NO. 53.
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Ageneral traders in our partirtilar woe. we have,
for luz'f a century: Oren special ratiefa4litis to a
Middy respectable and li:diligent connexion. to whom f. e
take this public opportunity of return.* OUP gralefol ise-
gnowiedymerte fur all pi:tilos-mu. and of ezforassing oar
zealous and determined listen: ion 10Olfii411cmdisseliew
of their frsture patronage. •
With the change of the limn and anuses/lasers. Aim-
.erer, **left hare served lo give a sea featurzto the specs-
lotions of trade, ore mud neeessarily retry err arrange-
ments tubers/errs ; indeed, it has bream he more inspet•a-
the os men of capital and livfanuie fit thtirrespectire cir-
cles to yonsiiit the ;math neeentlies, bemuse the limits to
whirls the emnftleVei.ll horizon has for ssvay years eetend-
rd gradually to eantrawl: acid the Alaaterseturer
and .Irlison are tune colicky wader theconsagssentpreseure
arisifty fromike wantof export and employment. Misstate
tj'llsimye bus Orem rise to a class of Speculators. atm hare
endeavoured to becicsL them:ekes by °briny ring& of entry
toferior manufacture. whisk, although apparenUy cheap,
yield the greeter profit. ; they are showy east decorated,
bat ihaanlactu red without regard to durability, and con-
seqnentlyprore in the *craft a serious disappointment to
the pure:laser.

There has also exista an opporitee.etresie : another

class of tradesmen hare made such exorbitant demands for
their arlieles. as to create surprise la the tatttds of pur-
chasers how the great disparity in the sherges of dijfeeent
'houses caw be sativitetority e.rptaitted. H. snail tears this
question as it rests,, and eider upon oar pure immediate
sintfeet.'
To be just in oat dealings as Tradesmen, we mast hare
sprqfte, bid re Arai be resettled Irld • Muskrats one ; and
therejtsre step between the 'corking mechanto ant his cheer-
less prospects—glee him fair wages suitable to the times
as they really are—employ our capital in the purchase of
first-rate material—and offer the character and et edit of
an old established Mercantile House, to tie Inert imme-
diate patronage of the Nobility, Gentry, and public of the
Gaited
Kinydam-
JosePll Can PER and SOY, in thus offering the nature of
their business to notice, trust they shall not be considered as
attemptini what they cannot maintain and sapport—their
Ware:louse contains e'er, description of the best manu-
factured Yurniture.
LOOKING GL ASSES.

From the immense reductionwhiek has now taken plate.ran
be offered Owen of magnificent sizes) so low as particularly
to intermit Noblemen or Gentlemen desirous of fitting up
their houses with this elegant and fashionable article, whe-
ther for the Drawing or Dini .g-Room. Chambers, Stair-
.

Onus, Windotrs, Con-serratories: 4.c. For Windows, Door
Lights, or exposed situations, their Plate Glass trill be
fared i* a relative devree cheaper than Cross Glass. nit
article. for a small insurance, trill be delivered, free from
risk or breakage, or large glasses forwarded by spring ca-
ravans, constructed for the purpose, to any part of the
*lngdosn,at a very trifling expense.
SECOND-HAND LOOKING GLASSES
Constantij an sale at a still more considerable reduction.
CARVING A'ND GILDING

In all its branches. with a rich assortment of Chimney,
Pier, Clteral, and Toilet Frames. constantly on view
Gentlemen desirous of haring the Frames Paintings or
Prints re-gilt, Will fiud the terms particularly deserving
*oiler. When the quantity is large, and Families are de-
sirous of aro:ding removal. they may hare theasfinithed
on Ike spot with the greatest rare and dispatch.
PAPKR HANGING, _ _

In erery decoratire department, in the I.est style of ele-
gance. upon meek a reduced scale as ;sill ensure a most ma-
terial satiny in large resitknrcs.
CABINET WORK

Manstfactured In a superior manner, with every attention
to the newest fashion and latest improrensent. in this de-
partment will be found a great variety of the most elegant
articles admirably adapted for Noblemen and Gentlemen's
state, at prices reduced beyond all former precedent.
IN THE UPHOLSTERY ARRANGEMENT,
They have studied to combine taste and elegance. haring se-
lected every article of the most modern introduction adapt-
ed for Drawing or Dining-Rooms, Bed-chambers, Av. from
the plainest to the most coati, style. Families can be wait-
ed on in any part of the country with designs and patterns,
at no other charge than the travelling expenees. Spring
rararans forwarded with furniture to any distance at a
:malt charge per mile, which saves all expellee of package,
and pre rents the risk of breakage or injury.
TURKEY CARPETS.

florin!, ivst inrpr.rted a large validity, they are enabled to
offer. warranted, of tie finest qnality, of large and small
dimensions, on morrfaronrable terms than (.34 be obtained
at any otAer house in London. Drawls, and all other ar-
poling equally reasonable.
SEASONE9 FLOOR CLOTHS,
Fitted to plan, much reduced in pries.
FUNERALS FURNPMED,
And eondneted with the greatest attention. from the plainest
to the most sumptaalms exhibition of mourning grantlewr,.
and with consistent regard to economy, without diminish-
ing the necessary respectability.
To evince the anxiety they Pet for the erectire connate-
thin qf their orders, they bore engaged artists rontoecne
to eklabit drawings. +stied to every displaj of taste. co-,
namoy, and elegance: among these, the orauni.nfs areal.•
kg heraldic embtu sonnients forma profit ni Ofeattlre.
Any Noblertan or Gentleman 'desirous of clehangieg or.
disposing of their fttrnittere, will find an immediate oppor-*
!unity of dheling the s:tme at their warehouse.
Appraisentents in Town or Country promptly attend-
el to.
Joseoa COOPER and SON haring now .fullit explained tie
immediate substance of their arrangements. most eonci-.
drolly aNirrn. that a reduction of from i 5 to Yu ?or cent.
ion be offered for the adrantaßc of immediate payment—
. and once more beg to solicit the generous patronage Of the
public.
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Fandres from the West end of the Tonic by taking he
route of the New-road, City-rokul, and leinshary-squa re,
trill find en eery omits into Rishopsinte-street. (tepid! •:g
the pared 41I'l CtS. Y 3, hishogsgate giro! n &Aim.

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