The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-05-31 00:00:00

TO MASTER CARPENTERS.
CriNTLENICN. _ .

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WI. set., with surprise and astonishment, the
Advertisement of your Committee Meeting, sup-
posed the 28th inst. particularly those choice sentiments cal-
culated to widen the hrettch, which, for the honour of you
and our Aves cannot he too soon closed in silence. It was
never our ail to enforce our demands, nor did we expect to
be deluded by fair pronikcs; abi we beg leave to refer you
to our Protest mid Seventh Resolutioo, for a just;fication of
She charges t epentedly brought ng inst uQ, and which are nov
before the puto:c to whom, and thexast number of Masters
who have declared in our favour, we look op with
corfidence for protection. We only wish for a derisive
un,wer,and we are ready to meet you on those fair and equi-
ttble terms y.m profess to act.
We remain, iu strict justice,
Your's and the Public's most obedient humble Servants,
JOURNEYMEN CARPENTERS.

EX.CF.LLENT LANDAUS ET, the body
eli•in lined with Morocco, painted yellow and black,
with harr.iiche sent. Price K 5 Guineas.
Likewise a good LANDAU, of the same colour. Price
Lit) Guineas.
At Turner's, Coach-builder, opposite Shoreditch Church.
WOODEN WALLS presPrred for ewer, by
the Cheap impeoetrmhle PAINT mode from Fish
(1::.h% V A NHERM AN. PORES. and MITCHELL only,
No 21,Mary-le-honii. -str.et, Gulden-sqoare, the most ein-
e:scions preserver of Fence's. Darns, Statile. Rails, Pith's,
Plaster Fr tuts' ;m4 all kind, of Yom k exposed to the we:t-
ither ; it pt-yerblisteis, peek, or cracks.
The very greit reputation this Pities has attained, has in-
seerty 4tiverniirers to offer to the Public spurious 'corn-
positions. to der si: Mar tides; hut none are Genuine but the
ribose, Mr. • ..nheroian, the Inventor, havic.g received a
L :!:t1 s 4 Premium from the Society of Arts for the Dis-
se ery.

Mt:RINO SHEEP.
R. SHEPPARD will tlii4 Year draw from
Na Rot* about Three Iltiodo.d Merton wad Mayhew
Brined Roves higlah crossed, fr•tu two toothed to full
uswatha, also about Thirty Rains, and a great number of Rain
Lamhaa. To be viewed with their coats oi• any time before
shearing, wlt'ott will be on the 18th of June, and to be deli-
vered when eiorn.
The Proprietor of this Flock began the Merino bred in the
year IMO. and was honoured by the Board of Agriculture
with the Gcld Medal for his growth of Merino Wool in the
year 1:t;)6.
Application by Letter (post paid) may be addressed to
Edward Sheppard, Esq. Uley, Gloucestershire. iJley is dis-
t4lll from Tethury 8 miles, Horsley 3, Gloucester 16, and
Bath Y 5 miles.

CAPITAL NEW-BUILT FREEHOLD PORTER
BREWERY.
TO BE MOLD BY AUCTION;
By WIN STA N LEY. and SON,
At the Auction Mart. neat' the Bank of England, en
THURSDAY*. July 5, at Twelve,
THE CONSTITUTION BREWERY, eli-
gibly situate -BelMone, Spitalbelds communicating
with Petticoat-hose, Wbiteebnpel. This Carers has been
recently erected on the most judicious plans of convenience
and utility, built of first-rate material. of every de..criptifm ;
the interior arrangements are on the latest improvements, and
together. is considered equal, if not superior, to any other
Brewery .of the same size in the United Kingdom, embracing
acconsawidAtinns for carrying tin trade to almost any extent,
rapplied by two lexthatedible wells of fee water, within its
• eswa walls, stabling for twenty horses, very spacious paved
.iNrard, Cooperage, exten.ive Sore-licoises, Malt and Hop
.' Warehouses, large Coral Cellars, Aecompt ing-houses,Brewers'
Vilices, with other requisite and well-connected Apartments,
The Plait, Pictures, Drays, Harness, Casks, Implements,
*ad Utensils of every description, which are entirely new,
and have been purchased-on the best possible ready money
terms, are to he fatten by a Purchaser, at a liberal deduction
from the rim price. .
The Premises may be viewed, by Principals only, on ap-
plication for Cards of 'Admission, to Winstanley and Soo.
Paternoster-row, where Plans, Elevations, and Sections, may
be seen, and' deo:repave Particulars had; Particulars may
be likewiskirad.o Mr. Warne, Solicitor, 37, Old Broad-
street; and at the Mellon Mart.

OLD ESTABLISHED M,LLITIA INSURANCE
OFFICOS,
N 0.199. High Holborn, wear Little Queen-street, hod. No.
8, Charles-street, •Blackfriars-road, nearly facing Christ
Church.
MFASRS. R. JONES and Co. respectfully in-
form their Subscribersand the Publir,that RHEA V Y
BALLOT will commence the first week in June. therefitre
an early Insurance is necessary against the ensuing Ballots.
Stamp receipts of indemnification to provide Substitutes for
Subscribers, when Drawn, are now ready for delivery.
Tomas OF SUBSCRIPTION.
If not worth Five Hundred Pounds - 0 0
Those worth Five Hundred Pounds .• 410 0
N. R. Young Men or Lodz wishing to enter the Militia or
Regular ArnO, either in the Infantry, Light Horse, Royal
Navy, or Marines, will receive every encouragement and
information, and be d for any Regiment or Ship of
War they may selecte," Z ereceive the largest Bountygiven.

SPRING PHYSIC.
A SWEETENER OF THE BLOOD.
DR. V.ENEL's ANTI-SCORBUTIC VE-
GET k &LE PILLS are the best alterative and puri-
fier of the Blood, not requiring any confinement, or restraint
In Diet. This Medicine dissolves in the Stomach, hien&
with the feed, and gradually pervades the circulating
correeting in its passage every deviation from a state of
health : rn short, tkisis the long-sought-for Vegetable Speci-,
fir, or safe but active substitute for that fashionable mineral,
Mercury, which nevet cares use disease without generating
a worse; when all other eseditioes have failed, the altera
tire Pills may be relied ne as a specific for the Scurvy.
Scorbutic Eruptions, the Dregs of Mercury, and every other
Disease arising from vitiated Blood.
Prepared and tired by Vreeland Ca. Red sold at Bacon's
150, Cixfurd-street, opposite Bood-street; Tuft's, Royal
Exchange; Golding's, 4qq,, Cornhill ; parsnos, 166, Fleet-
strc.ct, and Richards, HS, Strand. Price 4s. Gd. per Bus.