The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-06-05 00:00:00

CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN, STRAND, Juno 4.,
THE COMMITTEE of MASTER CAL
PENT ERS, This Day met, haie the satisfaction to
Sod, by the Reports, thdt a comiderable number of the Jour-
neymen are now at work, which they consider n sufficient
giound for calling a General Meeting of the Trade.
Resolved, That this Committee do hereby call a GENE-
RAL MEETING of the MASTER CARPENTERS, at
the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, Strand, on
THURSDAY, the ith of June, at One o'clock precisely,'
fur the purpdoc of taking into consideration the Journeymen.
Carpenters Petition, for an Advance of Wages.

T4E No Riesz role of this Paper feels it incum.
bent Upon him 0 notice a most flagrant and
unprincipled combination formed by the late
Of Tax SrATESM4N, (falsely and arro.
gantlystyling himself the late sole Conductor),
in conjunction with certain other persons,
with a 'view to injure the circulation of THE
,S74TESN4N. Some of the Agents concerned
tin this nefarious business have had the auda-
city to state, that this upstart Paper is vir-
tual(y TIIE Sr.srEs.x.siv, under a different
name; and some unwary persons hare actually
been imposed upon* by such misrepresentations.
Bribes hare also been offered 'to some of the
News Venders to induce them to substitUte this
new paper for THXSTAPESH4H; and one of
them has been detected in edbatitating one
paper for the other,. against whom an action
at law has been commenced, and stands for
trial next term.

We have recei►rd alhird Leiter from Dr. MI LS

ItaU appear to-morrow.

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THE STATESMAN.

LONDON:

TOUDtY, JUN* 5, 1810,

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11 MAYEtTeII Birtlt.day was yesterday cele-
brated' 11th unusual aplendeur and general joy.
The day was hailed with a universal demonstration
of grateful and affectionate loyalty. The manner
. in which the day was celebrated is described in an.
other part of our Paper ; and we have only to
add, that every countenance manifested that the
day was a festival of the heart.

WE thank the Morning Post for advertising
• this Paper—that is to say, we would do so, in gra..
tank, if we stood in need of any thing to lift up,
this paper in public estimation. The Post, after a;
kittle raving' about the Meeting of the Cemmon:
. Council of the City to-morrow, (which raving we
need ant tarn aside to answer) say very triumphant.
.*1.::-...•44 le:ifill be seen, by the advertisement in our
": grit pager* that the parish of St. Mary-le-bene
'' has 'followed the laudable example of those of
44 St. George's anti St. James's ; and, as we yes:
4' terflay observed, the necessary measures fur the
di:general adoption'of this excellent patriotic plan.
(the plan of issuing an abhorrent DECLARATION)i
4' are now taking in every other parish in the metro-
-44 pulis."—New we,several days since, announced,
• this plan, and (as your quacks in Newspaper affairs
day) annougeol it exelnakeig. ' But we went fur.'
• OE4 (or we gave the form of tile Declaration intended
to be.smuggled, through Parsons and Parish Ofli•
• cera, into.every parish. Many and many thou:
bands of copies were printed of that Declaration
• —but they are fled, tgey art no longer to bo
1
,folipd, siege weOalled upqn tke Public to look at i
the dangerous, the enormous nature of the ab.
Avirents' 'aiii*al. The parishes of St. George
end Mary.le.borie hive tioftetted down their De-
clarations, as well as tho parish of St. James's ;
and these Declarations are, all three, very inn°.
cent things. - . . - ..
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Ctx Thursday octet (Ifstee7th). the Hon. Mr.
LYTTEETort brings •forwanl,4n the'. llouse of
Commons, .a Moline grotiaticti on 'CAW. • 14.4;03-
lIETT'S Petition. ' .. • . :


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It is extremely,tol,l'tbeuOlus isemployed 'to
• iNdstrkto patriotid' and- greatness.. Every
thing then is in ear.bvarty de. ,
roves splendour from dieniutharecintiedtbin.,
the celebrated Engraver, is ittnpioyed,
.ve understanil, to make an engraving of . the ?or.
tisit• 9f 'Sir nth:Neu . Iltiwartr, from a drawing,
=.h;rdat~nee his brine stet to the Tower. A sub.
: •• .
t•i•iption is commenced for this purpose, at one
'guinea a copy, and the number ~of copies will be
,
. :t. •
ttint4 to one thousand. it; is a prodigiously
row work, and we only lament`tiat the number of
subscribers should baitthaen

It is presumed, from the recent intelligence from;
the Bailie, that.", systems entire...4i new, is to be.
adapted with regard to the trade of that sea, and
that Sir JA.VES SUIMAREZ is provided with. in-
steuctions not to allow any'ship to enter the ports
there which hat not the sanction, of s‘ British
cence. Two Swedish ships from St. Übes,
tined up the Baltic, have been among many others
.1, wined, because they were not ,supplied with
such licences. The harbour of Gottenburgh is
blockaded by a British squadrON and it is sup.
posed that the like precaution wilt be taken with
respect to•severil other ports of Sweden, as long
as the commercial tiigtilat;ons made With France to
the cxrlthauti of our tr.ole shall be observed.

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