The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-05-25 00:00:00

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EXC/f EQUER, BILL OFFICE, t6th May, 1810.

All EXCII I. QUEIt BILLS bearing Interest after the rate
of Three-pence halfpenny per Centeon per Diem; and
All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Month of Juno,
1809.
TO BE PAID OFF.
TIIE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS
MAJESTY'S TREASUR Y, having given Dirertions
for paying or the Principal of the above-mentioned Exchequer
Bills, with the Interest due thereon, at the Exchequer Bill (VW
is the Receipt of Exchequer, Nero Palate Yard, Westminster,
on Tuesday, the 261 h Day of June, 1810, attendance will
be ;;loan deity ( Sundays and holidays excepted) until, and
including Saturday the Kith of June, from Ten o'Clock
in the Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the i'arpose
of .receieing the same. And fur the greater Dispatch, Me
Bearers of the said Bills are desired.tr,bring Siparate
Lists of each Description of Bills, containing the Nnntbers
in Numericai Ord;r, according to the Dales of the sail
Dills and Commencement of -interest. with' the Principal

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CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN, STRAND,
May 23, 1810. I
EDWARD COLEBATCH, Esq. is the Chair.
AT a GENERAL MEETING of the MAS-
TER CARPENTER:, convened this day by public
Advertisement,.to consider an Address, accompanied by Re-
solutions from she Journeymen Carpenters to their Masters
and Employers, for advance of wages; the following Reso-
lution was agreed to:--
Thal this Meeting, disnpprnving of the rondnit 'Of the
Journeymen to their Masters and the Public, in leaving their
Work, do resolve not to conclude on any advance until they
return to their Employ; and when it appears to a Committee
appointed for that purpiet, they basest) dime, another Ge-
neral Meeting be summoned; and whatever aciSance they
shall then consider requisite, the same shall take place, from
the tiweit is ascertained they have returned to their doty,
and not before; and that the same be advertised in the Morn-
ing and Evening Papers.
xtv. Acksrult CA ttrEN TERI.
GXNTLEMEN.
View with sentiments of the deepest regret
the Resolutions passed at your Geneinl Meeting, held
at the Crown nod Anchor Tavern, on the tki inst. and for
just reasons we are compelled to enter our protest:— •
! First, Because you have implied a crime in us, the cause
.r which originated with you (individually considered), in
repelling the presentation or our just and necessary Petition;
under these impressions we beg leave to observe, duty be-
comes reciprocal.
Secondly, Because out Petition has been treated with con-
tempt, by the declaration of some Masters, not to give any
advance, and others who, under the most solemn pledge, have
forfeited their words.
Thirdly, tiecau.se select Meetings have been called for the
ex preNs purpo,e of dishonouring the prayer of our just Peti-
timi, by an offer of two shillings per, week advance on our
pre-eat wages, whet necessity demands four—by which act
we are declared extortim,er.,.
Fourthly, ilecati:e a smith minority of your late General
hleetiag has u,sainied language of dictation to us which be-
lougs solely to toe Tr die and Public in general.
We remain vow' humble servants,
LN TRADE.

Sums and Interest due thereon, computed from, out ex-
cluding, Me Days on which !Ilea are respectively dated, to
the said 26th Day of June, inclusive, when the Interest will
cease; and the sail Bearers ( being Holders or not) ore
iadispensibly required to indorse each dill with Muir usual
Signature; and to write their Names and Residence at the
bottom of each separate List : and they are ntor,•over required
to at/end the Exchequer 11111 Office for Payment, and to
receive the New Bills, and give the Receipts foe the same.
If any of the Raiders of the aforesaid Bills should be fle-
shy:us of receiving Paymtnt of the Principal and Interest,
previous to the said thith gay of June, they may be ac-
commodated on computing the Interest to the Day on which
Oct, wish to be paid, and teeming Me said Bins fur Exami-
nation One Day prior thereto.
Such Persons as may he desirous if harms!: Veto Exchequer
Rills in whole or in part Payment of Principal, upon
marking New Hillis, and mentioning the Am annt at the
BOitt11)4 of their Lists, delivered on or before the liith of June,
may he accommodated with Arm Rills, carrying an Interest
of Threvetwe hi; the Day an every One Hundred Pounds,
which said New h ilswillbear Date the said tZtith Dad of.lune,
1810, and will be delivered on Thursday the :NA of June,
and the following Days.
N. B. All Excheyaer Bills dated prior to the Ist
May, 1609, have been advertised to be paid 4, and the
Interest thereon has ceased and those dated in May 1809,
are adnertiscl to be paid off on the 34114 May, 1610.

TUBRIDGE ELIA WARE. NEAR ALBAN Y,
PICCADILLY. _ _ _

ROBINSON heirs leave to inform his Friends
•and the Public, that he is constantly receiving front his
Main:factory a fresh supply of (oads of 'every description in
the Tnithridge Ware Line, the whole of which he is enabled
to sell Whoksale, Retail, and for Exportation on as low
terms as iin), House in London or Tunbridge Wells.
A great variety of articles made of white wood for Ladies
to ot 'lament.
Old Tunbridge Ware repaired and varnished, or taken iu
etieliange for new.
linglis:s and Dutch Toys, with all kinds of genuine French
ax l Vuglish Perfumery.
The fashionable Game of the Devil and the sensitive Fish
1. to be met with in great variety at Robinson's Shop.

DA-1/TIONTO BUYERS OF IRISH LINEN.
,11111 E LINEN COMPANY% EiTA-
iILISIBIIiNT in this City commenced with the
Union in 1801, now &min," on Ten Years; their Business was
removed in ,lime 18.11, from GREAT RUSSELL-STREET
to No. 4, BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE.
Since our Removal, several Lioen Drapers used all their
ende.ivours to put the Public astray from our House, open-
ing several petty imitatiuu,, and copying our Advertisements
Ilelo4l, wind for mostly, • Ivy. whisks/may mistakes hare• brew
caused.
The Irish Linen Company are therefore obliged to make
known, that their.onl. Douse in Le/11,11111 is No. 4, South aide
of illooms!,urv-square ; smelt grateful for the Wirral patronage
which they have experienced Ire, they shall strictly adhere
to that hountuntEe eoudutt which (it it: ',remitted) has ob-
tained it _ _

Eite' Piece is (a.a aqua) warranted as to fabric, and to he
hleacierd or the Liras., and the Stoney returned if 4 fault ap-
pears.
0.. c Piece at wholesale price, and no second price.
No Ankle bold but Irish Linen, nothing leas than a
Piece.
*4* Orders executed punctually—Caili for Bank of Ire-
land Notes.
No. 4, Blommbury-square. . J. O'BRIEN,
.Agent to the Company.