The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-02-11 00:00:00

TO THE NOBILITY. GENTRY. AND PUBLIC, OF
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
JOSEPH COOPER AND SONS,

LOOKING-GLASS AND FURNITUItIi WARIHOVIE, NO. 93,

HISHOPSOATI•STRICT WITHIN.

A' general traders in our particular line, we have.
for half a century, given special satisfaction to a
highly respectable and indulgent connexion, to whom we
take this public opportunity of returning our grateful at-
haencledyrneuts for all past furours, and of expressing our
zealous and determined intension to met it a continuation
of their future patronage.
With the change of the times and circumstances, how-
ever, which hare *erred to give a new feature to the specie-
lotions of trade, we metal necessarily vary our arrange-
ments ix:business ; indeed, it has become eke more impera-
tive on men of capital and influence in their respective dr-
ake to consult the public necessities, because the limits to
which the commercial horizon has for many years extend-
ed appear gradually to contract! and the Manufacturer
and Artisan are now suffering n nder the consequent pressure
arising fromthe tratifftl export and employment. This stale
of-things has giren rise to a class of Sperultdors, who hare
endearoured to benefit themsetres by offering goods of every
inferior manufacture, which, although apparently cheap,
yield the greater profits; they are showy and decorated,
but mannfactureol without regard to durability, and con-
sertently prore in the result a serious disappointment to
the purchaser.
There has also existed an opposite extreme : another
class of tradesmen hare made such exorttita.d demands for
their article:l.as to create surprise in the minds o/ pur-
chasers how the great disparity in the charges of different
houses can be satisfactorily explained. We shall leave this
question as it rests, and enter upon our more immediate
subject.
To be just in our dealings as Tradesmen, we must hare
a profit, but we shalt be satisfied with a moderate one ; and
therefOre step between the working mechanic and Ads ahem
less prospeets—yire Mn, fair wages suitable to the times
as they realty are—employ our capital in the purchase of
first-rate materiat —and offer the character and et edit of
an old established Mercantile Howse, to the more imme-
diate patronage of the Nobility, Gentry, and public of the
United Kingdom.
JOSEPH COOPER and SoN, thus liff.tostas the nature of
their business to notice, trust they shalt notttellemsidered as
attempting what they cannot maintain and support—their
Warehouse contains every description of the best manu-
factured Furniture.
LOOKING GLASSES.

From the immense retimetionwhieh has now taken plaee,ean
be offend (even of magnificent sizes) so low as partiemlarly
to interest Noblemen or Gentlemen desirous of fitting up
their houses with this elegant and fashionable article, trAe-
tker for the Drawimy or Dining•Roomn. Chambers, Stair-
eases, Windows, Conservatories. kc. For IVinclows, Door
Lights, or exposed situations, their Plate Glass wilt be
found ix a retailer degree cheaper than Crown Glass. This
article, for a small insurance. delirered, free from
rid• or breakage, or large glasses forwarded by spring ca-
ravans, constructed for the purpose, to any part of the
kingdom, at a eery trifling expense.
SECOND-HAND LOOKING GLASSES

Constantly on sale at a stilt more eonsiderable redaction.
CARVING AND GILDING

In all its branches, wills a rich assortment of Chimney,
Pier, Clara:, and Toilet Frames. constantly on view.—
Gentlemeadesirous of haring the Frames of Paintings or
Prints re-gilt, trill find the terms particularly deserving
notice. When the quantity is large, and Families are de-
sirous of aro,ding remoral. they may hare them finished
ox the spot with the greatest care and dispatch.
PAPER HANGING,

erery deeoratire department. in the 'first style of ele-
gance,spos suck a reduced scale us trill ensure a most ma-
terial miring ix large residences.
CABINET WORK

Manufactured is a superior manner, milk erery attent:on
to the newest fashion and latest improvement. In this de-
partment frill be found a great rariety of the most elegant
articles admirably adapted for Noblemen and Gentlemen's
seats, al prices redweed beyond all former precedent.
IN THE UPHOLSTERY ARRANGEMENT

They hare studied to combine taste and elegance, haring se-
leeted every article of the most modern introduction adapt.
ed for Drawing or Dining-Rooms, Bed-chambers, ke. front
the plainest to the most costly style. Families can be rail-
ed on in any part of the country with designs and patterns,
at no other charge than the travelling expences. Spring
caravans forwarded with furniture to any distance at
small charge per mile. which sores all expenee of package,
and pretests the risk of breakage or injury.
TURKEY CARPETS.

Harinyjust imported a large quaality, they are enabled to
ofer, warranted, of the finest quality, of large and small
dimensions, on morefaronrable terms than can be obtained
at any other house in London. Brussels, and all other ar-
penny equally reasonable.
SEASONED FLOOR CLOTHS,
Fitted to plan, much reduced in prier.
FUNERALS FURNISHED,

And conducted witlithe greatest attention. from the plainest
to the most swinpluous exhibition of mourning grandam,
and with consistent regard to economy, without diminish-
ing the necessary respectability.
To evince the anxiety they fevl for the effective rumple•
tion of their orders, they have engaged artists competent
to exhibit drawings. suited to every display cd taste, eco-
nomy, and elegance: among these, the ornaments attend-
ing heraldic emblazonments will form a prominentleatnre.
Any Nobleman or Gentleman desirous of exchanging or
disposing of their furniture, wilt find an immediate oppor-
tunity of effecting the same at their tearehomse.
Appraisements in Tows or Country promptly attend-
od to. _ . -

JOSEPH COOPER and SON haring now fully explained the
*immediate substance of their arrangements, most couft-
denUy affirm. that a reduction of from ib to 30 per cent.
can be offered for the ad rantagie of immediate payment—
and once more beg to solicit Ike generous patronage of the
plane.
Families from the West end of the Town, by taking the
route of the New-road, City-road, and Finsbury-square,
will find an easy access into Bishopsiate-street, articling
the pared streets. 93, Dishopsgate-street Within.