The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-04-23 00:00:00

RY ItIS.MAJESTY'S ROYAL PATENT.

A_
NTI-ATTltrrioN.—'rhe Patent Anti- Attri-
luau oßnviesioa is the cheapest and the best thing ever
A/et disci' vvre.: for ships' instead of copper ; to preserve
ble' from twine rehired Ws tie nawse-holes. insteml ~f a plat,
service, or rountßue ; the rigging of ship• from the weathei.
and front heittg ciao 4. instead of tar, " pa: cAine. ~nti service;"
for the slides and earrin4s-4 of gnus; to reader leather ard can-
vas water-proof; and to prevei.t the effects of friction in steam-
misses, mills,magar-mills, thresising.inill, (or other implements
of hosteurdry geoctrils used by. firmer.). earriagei., coaches,
waggons, cart!, awl machinery of evert desert pi io n. It is also
the berg thistot to preset.e the blades of swords. and ail kinds of
polished steel articles, from rust. It will Ultra ise preserve
wow hoofs, water.hatts, casks lobs, spouts, posts, roils, gates,
park p ding, barn floorings, ail every kind of wood, and woudeo
hollding from the weather, worm, and dry-rot, either in the
Bast or tot'evi lollies, or in nay climate; and it will not only
preserve iron rail-ways from corroding and wearing out, hut
also reader the dcaughtaoii,gbt, that one horse will do the work
of t.vo.
One Priming or the Composition is, in some ca,es, equal to
oar hundred appliclitions of oil, tallow. sir nay other kind of
grease, paha, or oar" end the public save by its use I: am three
hundred to four thousand per cent., exchinive of preventing the
wear and tear in machinery, wheels, Ac. &c.,whlch is a saving
of ex pease minx titan that of saving Dine parts out of ten, and
nothing can 14 so clean la its working, or give so little trouble.
Sold for the Patentees, at No. 4t). harieg.cross, near tile Ad-
miralty, Lewin.; and, by their appointment, nt most Ship-chand.
hers, Oilmen, Booksellers, Libraries, Statiouers, Druggists, Mr-
dieire Warehouses, Perfumers. Ironmongers, Curlers. f'oach.
makers, Innkeepers, Coach nod Waggon Offices, 011 and Colour
Shops, Saddlers, and Shopkeepers, the !biked Kingdoes,
in Boxes, price 6d. 56. 6d. ; Ilis. Gd.; 11. n• Had 11. ts•
each.
The smallest size flee contains a quantity sufficient to Prime
a F. or-wheel Carriage four times, with o hict: it w ill run up-
wards of SIX THOUSAND MILES, without appl) hog nay
else to the Asletreest and One Half-guiren Brix contai..s
a Wifficiest quantity for a STAG F - W AGGO Zti to travel TH I It-
TY.THRbE TMOUSAND MILES; and it will work with
Wood Aakfrees, or 14 hi common Buses and Axietices of uuy
kind.
The most satisfactory proofs of the merits of this discovery
am, be seen at the Patentee's Office. and also at their Agents.
'Pi* The Public mom he on their guard agaiost aspurious Cote-
piisitioe which is sometimes attempted to be foistedupon them, to
prevent the effects of friction, instead of a hide it is injurious '
to machinery, &e. ; and none is genuine but that for which a
Patent has been obtained. To present imposition, the direclioie
given with it are signed " W. D. Bellamy," and have thi ;
King's Arms on them, to counterfeit which is forgery; and say
person making use of a compositiots, by voila the Patentees :
are defrauded, will he prosecuted. One flondred Guineas Re-
ward h'iving hem utestiditt thee to detect frauds Ile the Pa•
teas right,

_.,,s

.
YN

• •

--• `