The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-01-14 00:00:00

PLATE GLASS COMPANY.

TAE Public are Informed, that a large Assort-
meat of PLATE GLASS is new on SALE, nt fixed
Noeto,, by Mr. ALEXANDER BLACK, at the Company's
Warehouse, A LBION•PLACE,BLAC KFRI A RS-RRI
of a fine colour, saperior brilliancy, and of various dimension-,
from 12 'mars to 144 inches in length, and from 10 to 74 inches
to breadth s disci Convex and Concave Mirrors, from 12 to i 6
niches in drurneter. And the same assortment mat be had fac
Country Orden, by addressing Letters to Mr. William rioter,
ar tilt Manufisrtory, Raveallead, mar Present, Lancashire.
From the great improvement made of late year. in this Maim-
Way, it is now allowed that the Company's Plates are canal
in their brilliant's, and have as few imperfections., compared
Foreigu Glass that ever was imported.

TO TIIF. NOBILITY tIND
EIV.I N V ENT ED BILREC II ES and PAN-
TA I.OIONS.—Inn consequence of the very great com-
plaints of the had sewing of the seam; has induced T. 3tIT-
TON, 314, on the north side of the New Church, Strand, to
if; the expert went of making them without side or leg seams,
which be has found to answer his most ardent experbittint, and
far eacels the former mode for elegance and cape, anti ate pe-
rsharly adapted for riding.
T. S. but the pleasure to say be bas given universal salisfac-
tiou to those Gentlemen who Wive honoured hint with a trial of
thin, and Imp louse to return his sincere thanks to his Friends
awl the Public in general for the layouts they have ntreads
rehterreil upon him, since be has opened the shove concern, anti
kola., by his assiduii y to merit a continuance nfiheialrft
B. Naval and Military Uniform., I.adire Habits, and
every other branch of the business executed with the Istiucist
I.lctualits and dispatch. .

"V 0 ACCI DENTS need ever occur in future from
111 Currirles. Gigs, or any tither twu•wheel Carriages.
When the hprpe falls (which is now rendered difficult, if not
nen the horse rears;
henntie ur both of the Wheels break; •
when smear both of the w heels go ;
When the shalt.. break ;
When the horse kicks or runs away.
Apply at the othlte, Pops's !lead-alley Chambers, Cmntiill,
st here noosed drio% lags and the most %statutory answers V. ill
begirt.° respecting them.
•• • The owners of s alisahle horses may rave bradreds of
pounds by the use of this invention; which may aloe be applied
in all feer-w keel Carriage,.

BURNK, and Co. Stock-Broken,
No. 93, Royal Exchange, a-etwilfully sl4itit the Pohlie
apeuti* to the Sell ENIE of tkc riottimg LOTTERY;
W hieb CAlll4iOl.

Prizes nr
of r.Allerinuo

1..:... of
COW
And where of 000000000000 &c. down to 401.
Amounting in the ,whole to 120,0001. -
And only TiVIAVE TDOUSANI) 'PICKETS.
The Whole Lowery will be drawn us TUESDAY. tk Ylet
4.1 THIS MONTH(

NEW STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 1, CORN HILL.
"BIDDING and Co. return their grateful Thanks
foe the ow favngn of their Friends and the Public, and
respectfully sandt a conduit:ince aftliena for the New Year's
LOTTERY, which will be drawn '2lst of THIS MONTI!,
and cuntains numerous Prizes of '20,0001. 6,0.01. 4,0001. 1,0001.
104 &c. &c. It is almost superfluous to add, that as the pre-
sent Lottery Act directs that the Original Ticket, of every
'Number divided Into Share,, studl he deposited with the Re-
`tner-Geuerul tit the Stoilip-Olike,"and is liable to be detained
there until the Holders of the Shares shall have barn paid,—it
iimissifest there is aow the saute security for Adventurers at a
New Office, as at any of the Old Imes, and it is sibyl° L Altera
a precisely the same chance—Thnt befog indisputably the fuer,
nad as no endeavours. are omitted to give satisfaction. Pidditig's
(Vice will (by cousiderate persons) nut be thought less entitled
t . their preference, when they are idorietrii lint it endures
t. the benefit of P.'s Large [:trill) of Tea Children.
Ft,. I, Canhill.