The Sun. — London, England, 1802-09-02 00:00:00

OWMAMIVR, - ..- __ 1` 1~ , Oft. NUMBER 3106.] VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE O. WALEi. 'THIS DAY, THURSDAY, September z, the -11- GARDENS WILL CLOSE FOR THE SEASON A GRAND AND MAGNIFICENT GALA, .When the Rotunda, Trees, Arches. Covered Walks, and Or chestra, will display one of the most brilliant Scenes of Va riegated ILLUMINATION ever witnessed in this Coun try. The Eastern Car, richly ornamented with Trophies, Banners, *cc. and Elephants caparisoned atter the manner of the East•, will be stationed in the North Circle of the Gcrden. The whole forming a sight of unexampled grandeur. The CONCERT will consist ofan anprnpriate SELECTION of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Between the Aas of which His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORic..!s sand will perform Martial Music in flit Grand Car. And at the End of the Concert, applical:le to the occasion, being the last this Season, Monsieurs ROSSI and TESSIER Will exert their great abilities in giving an Extraordinary 13611,7nt • ' EXHIBITION of FIRE - WORKS. After which the Bands of Pandeans, Millane,se, and Savov ards, will perform their accustomed variety of ,English and French Airs. Admission Three Shillins. Doors open at Seven o'Clock—The Conce g rt begins at Eight. August Toth, 1802. NOTICE hereby given, That SIR WIL LIAM GIBBONS, Bart. THOMAS CHAPMAN, and GEORGE KINDER L EY, Commissioners for carry jog an Ad of Parliament into execution, entitled 64 An Ad for ALLOTTING and ,DIVIDING the Open FIELDS and COMMONS in 'the MANOR of I.A LEHA M, in the Counties of Middlesex and Surrey," wild meet at the House of Nth James,. in Laleham aforesaid, known by the Sign of the Crey - hound, on Tuesday the 14th Day of Sept. next, at - ten o'Clock in the Forenoon of that Day, in order to exe cute the Powers vested in the. Commissioners by virtue of the said AA when they intend to examine all the Claims heretofore delivered ; and when all Persons, Bodies Politic anil C ° l- ourate, having or making any Claim% which may af e.,;-` the Boundariee•of the said Manor, or the Rights of the 2 4 1 "Pen and Common Fields, or of the said Common or . Waste , Grounds; or any part thereof, or having or_ claimingto have any right' therto, or any Right of Common, or other right-therein, alai who have hot yet delivered' an Acconnt of such Claims to the said Commissioners, are re quirni respedively to give sod deliydr idro the said Coin iittlissioners a full and true Account in wri t i ng , un d er th e i r l a kiz, or under 'the 'hands of their Stexyards, Bailiffi, or "Igents, of such their Claims, and of the Right or Title' in Tesped of which such Claims are Made ; after which Day no received. • • 10. NATHAN HOLMES Joint Clerks to the d - • • ' and said Commission- HENRY HORNE, ers. . • . .• To -the BRIT-ISH CLAI VANTS in the • FRENCH FUNDS., • __ • INFORIV/ATION of Importance havin g - be en - ,lately rece i ve d f rom P ar i s , deeply aetling the l-ntttests t 61.4 . 6 .,',..-4,,, !...-0 C Aims -,..., the F rerrh Funds ft.rips to ".ite. .. r, ti. is tfi:c,- i . i zh ;Ter to c3ll a iwi EETING, for th,... / .... ..., Pcse of encaFiderin th at. Information, and further entbrcing these Claims. All Genflezilen, therefore, interested in the Iritjeti. of this 'Meeting, are earnestly requested to attend at the LONDON TAVERN on FRIDAY the TENTH of tEPTEMBER inst. at Twlve_il,t.Noon precisely. .......„,_ WA CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. HEREAS on the i3th inst. the Post was robbed between Dublin and Wexford, out of which taken the two following Bills Ina '' s z le for 7 , 11. drawn by Andrew Codd. Wexford, on Tho_ 9 , 11 Richarth, Liverpool, favbur folin Crane , accepted the c o °r ugnst, payable at Messrs. Down, Thornton,, Fre e , ewrall, and Down, Bankers, London. h e i i n e for 701. dra‘Vn hy Andrew Rowe, Wexford. on Cor imp u s Bourne and Sons Liverpool, favour of T. and,P. R e d_ anit n e d, o ccepted 9th of , August, payable at Joseph Denison London. to l l' is requested, if the above. .Bills are offered.fcrr negOtia— .ta,%thtY may be detained (payment being stopped, they was Richards, no use to any one), and information given to Tho. s Richards lolin street -Liverpool. Liv er Pool; August - 30, 1812. • • - SUN FIRE SHARES. ..PROPRIETORS of the above Shares, who wish . , i i , te . increase the number of their Shares to obtain Q ua _ _zications or otherwise, are herebY informed; that some .1! jarre4, as above, are ready to be ex - changed for Stock in the Mi ee per Cent. Consols, at the eouational value of 5 0 j. oc k for each single Share • or the *Public may purchase for ,21. each Share ; Dividendon each Share, - 71: los. per Au .ou F able to an increase of Dividend. street, Strand. A pp l y by Le ' 1 X Y No. 23- Villiers tters, post-paid , , to X. Y. • None but Principals need apply. . . • • MLAW PAItTI4ERSHIP.—NORTHAMPTONSHiRE. R. YORKE, of Thrarison, and Mr. SHE IZ.kRI), of Oundle, inform their Friends and the . obit; that they have entered into PA RTNERSHIP, and that aft, Buiiness will from this Day be carried'on jointly, =aid under the Firm of Yorke and Sherard. Offices for transacting the Partnership . Busincis both at Tlirapston and.Otandle:- ug. zO, iSOa: . TO THE CLERGY. WANTED, a serious CLEkCYMAN to un dertake the Curacy oFa small Parish, in a pleasant' neighbourhood; at a considerable distance frau: London. Likewise wanted, a Clergyman of the :-.blve description to assist in a School, .and Sunday Ditty, within twelvo. miles of London : In - the latter Situation, the Gentleman, if single, "ill be warded,' and in all res.peas considered as one of the lainily. • AiiY Gentleman de . sirous of either ,Situation, .will be NeaNed to direa a Line, post-paid, containing proper Par tticulars, as explicitas, possible, in order to prevent un ecessary trouble to either party, to A. B. at Mr. Floyer's, 4 . 456, Strand, which will be immediately attended to. .--.......______ - • * THE PICTURE OF tONDON. , . 4 A NEW. ••EDITION .THIS- USEFUL tvo K,, with numerous Corredions and Improve- In `nts, Avti this day published, and may he had of all Book- Lellers ingreat Eritaid and I r el an d , price Five Shillings u oUnd iii red. 110 . 71, St. Paul's Church,yard, • BOTTLE-HOUSES. HORTLadvertisedY will b e aertised fo r SALE , a ll lit S the- SHAR of JOHN T 1 NE. hi s BOTTLE-H OUSES the on e O the RIVER TYNE. Esq. t As th ey have been carried on to a very eat Pro e Tptation h e ld out to Purchasers'is very consgriderable.fit, the 18oz. To ARCHITe.CTS, BUI Stc. I NIGO JON ES.• TQf BE SOLD,. in the Neighhourhomi of S ills. 11 , bury, Tw o very handsome: STONE PIERS, and some ry RrA lI.IN G, fo rm i ng an. E ntrance i n a Park„; all of 1F I:1 4,l <al)i , .good Workmanship, after a Design by I n ig o / ; ; 3 % -Tney are (ex L iu s i Te Of the PecieStar and Crest on.the to th ose at t h e extrem i ty of the Railing at the ._.:ranLe to I ipllanci !loose, Kensi n g tn i t . g i'l'l;' to Mr. AVe.xdlider,- Las ti Irountney-Lane. with no re ; Mar" lartiar iditcDor ridsop: unstP Aber- Si- 3sq• >. 3,31- ri .16 3. L6 ~~ in papeg, eife6ll4: g 5 r 3 : +?4 - 4 71 b ,---, T SUN e THURSD Y, SEPT.gMBER 2, 1802. (.raiid jury Room, Wells, Aug.. 25, 402. THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE ROOKS, -HAVING in his CHARGE to the GRAND JURY, iiY a most impressive manner, adverted to the lawless Spirit which has manifested 'itself in various ads of outrage in the County of Wilts, and which has lately ex tended to the Eastern confines of this County ; and re commended to their most serious attention the adoption of such measures as may seem best calculated to check its fur ther progress: • „ WE, the GRAND JURORS of the COUNTY of SO MERSET, deeply impressed with the magnitude of the evil, and, as individuals, determined to make every exertion to secure the public safety, arc of opinion, that the destruc tion of Cliffbrci Mills, in this County, and other dangerous proceedings lately discovered in That neighbourhood, maul— festly bear the saint diStindive character which has marked the multiplied putt - ages committed nearly at the samu time in the - vicinity of the Towns of Bradford, Trowbridge, and Warminster. _ . sot:Mg - that these tumultuous- proceedings appear to have been corine - Won principles of systematic Confederacy, and on, the pretext of redressing grievances which arc supposed to bear hard on the lower classes of .ManufaOuring ',Work men, their progress becomes proportionably alarming, and demands the most prompt and vigorous iterposition of the Civil Power. We are farther of opinion, thn,t these Outrages . - must be' considered as a greater public evil', as they manifestly tend to circumscribe and injure tile great STAP LE TRADE OF Tar - KINGDOM ; we therefore entertain a perfeet .con& deuce, that the Magistracy in general, will, with firmness and. promptitude, adopt every expedient which the Law has placed . in their hands, for the discovery of the Odimders ; and that not only by assembling themselves together for the purpose of concerting measures most advisable to be adopted, and receiving such inthrmation as may be tender6d 'to them, • but also to INVITE INFORMATION THROUGH CHAN NELS OF LESS PUI3LICITV, addressed to the Magis trates individually, either in person or by. letter. We are the more anxious in expressing this hope, .as we conceive that some - persons may be deterred from presenting than selves at public Meetings, from an apprehension - -•of drawing on themselves the further vengeance of these diabt;lical In cendiaries. • Whilst we thus profess our anxiety to bring the principal Odimders to Justice, we are no less desirous that the . great mass of ignorant and deluded persons who have been already 'seduced by the specious pretext of a redress -of grievances; should he recalled to a just sense of, their duty and true in terests, by a public refutation of the false and dangerous piineiples which have hitherto actuated. their proceedings .• ' These salutary ends have already been materially promoted, by several plant and•impressive statements which have ap peared in - the Newspapers of both Counties, and which de monstratively prove, that these Outrages, if proceeded in, must inevitably bring ruin not only on the Manufacturer him self, but also on the deluded Workmen,' inastnueli as Ma chinery alone can preserve that sUperierity in the Markets of 1. °reign Countries, which G kat Britain has for many years maintained almost without a rival. We cOnCeiY2 - also, that United Meet ings ofthe 11catracya in.the Riotoras Districis, . both ,of this. County' and Wilts, might, at tine present crisis, be advantageously instituted ; al rd- with tir.S impreision tin out minds, we do. resolve, that these our t 4 nai.simous cortitntillicated by our 'Foreman v . , the Giand fury of the. laaltsrze:, for t be County and al p° published in the Newspappra• of both Counties, and id Tilt. SUN, Star, and Courier. ; " . i.c,i()H_N CO) HIPP'S!, EY, Foreman. Sir johli 1.)1 7, 1"03 1 , Francis Morgan, W„illliain • John Holloway, y• • _ . •• Edward Andrews, George Templer, Hill Dawe, Tohn Berkeley Burland, John Smith Leigh, S. Charnpneys, Samuel-Rodbard, Charles Knatelibull, John urnel I, Joseph Rogers, john Strode., - ohn Billingsley, Thomas S. foliffe,.. Peter Sheraton, • - fames Bennett. • NEW MUSIC. This Day was published at Bland ind Weller's Music Ware house, No. 23, Oxford-stre4, THE SIXTY-THIRD LETTER, , a Amic Opera, performing with universal Applau se a t t h e Theatre-Royal, Haymarket. The Music by Dr. ARNOLD, price 6s. 'Carry awhile with me, my Love, the MIA admired Song sung by Mrs. Bland, at Vauxhall Gardens, price is. And a variety or Vauxhall Songs, Single, is: each. NEW MONTHLY PUBLICATION. This• Day was published, price Three Shillings; NUMBER 11. Ot A - NNALS of PUBLIC ECONOMY : Corn prehending Statistics, or whatever relates to Agricul ture, Commerce, and Induttry ; Useful and Charitable _ln stitutions at Home and Ain - pat.!. Manners, inducting Public Amusements; Original Essays ; and a Review of forelgn -P.ublications on these Subjects, Collected. and Published . By HENRY , REDHEAD VORKX, Esq. The present Number contains, General 'Rctleaions on the Agriculture of Egyvt, a n d on e means of improving it ; Experiments on setting Corn, made at 'Liancourt;by M. de la kochetoucault; Board of Agriculture; Description of France, its Extent, Physical ; General Rake-• tions on the Nature and Ohjeth of Conhnere ; on the Country Trade of India ; Public Institutions ; Hospitals in Paris Notice respecting' the - Canal,. which is to unite. the Somme to thiSclicldt: London: Sold by I. Pinger, 1 o. 169,. Piccadilly; and H 1). Symmonds, Paternoster-row. • * * *`Persons in the Country, who shall be inclined to take in this Work, are requested to give tlieir orders to their re spectire Booksellers. CHLxP AND ELEGANT •EDITION OF DENON's TRNVELS IN EGYPT, WITH CONSIDERABLE ADDITIONS. • • In. the PnisS, and speedil' will be published, in TWn ri:,eket 'Volumes, beautifully printed on woven. cream -coloured Paper, aid ornamented with a aumbe' of highly finished Engravhis; illustrative of:the Overtl9o4ing of the Nile, the prinaid Engagernents between the French and the Alainelukki ; together With. Views, Kepresentations.of Antiquities and' Maps of Upper and Lowci 'Egypt, Price only los. hboardo, JOUtNEY TN UPPER AND LOWER in• company with several DiOlsioli s oldie Frotch A rrnyorlec the Con - inland of c0.1.,1ik - ,RAh BONA PA:RTE, • VVl 4 V — ..ii4 r i t bENON. Faithfully era slat train the Origit i tal Volume in inwerial Folio, /3 FR4NCIS BLAG DON, Esc},' Is B. - 7 0, -Ifio, besides containing the whole matter of tie Original Tc:,t, will possess advantages not attached to any other Translation ; art explanation of which will be given in future Advertisements. Printed for J. Ridgway, York-street, St. James's-square. --4 1 7- 7-177 7- 47.0 7 • 7 ...7.. - r, AN", /.. \ i *r. P.,,v ;:, (.. -4?..T-77- --. ..t • ' '-, ! , ...‘1 ' = ""'v'''...... , r-,.-.. - 1 .." t - f , , '',-- • ' !• - • •sli. .k 1!, • " .-•-•''' ' ' '''''`'••••• ',.',, 4; : .... , -', - ~.4 ,-', --: .. , ~,,. ..^' ...r‘1: 1 ....., N.; , •, - "t - -,, ,',:io' - - 7 " L .-- ~7- ' ' •- .... '' ' ' '' '': \''''l • ' '')'/* : -7 :4; ' -,' '.....-,.'-‘` '-: : ' .... I ' . i.: .- f-, ,!* -, --.-- ~/ .....: • .. ..,..:, ~,.....# 2. ~,,,....,, %, ------...-- - I } A, [PRICE SIXPENCE. TO BE PEkEMPTORILit kE-SOLD; . . Puithatit to an Order of the'lligh Court,of C:hincOry, trkde kh a Cause SMITI-i against_ COLHOON,. before John Splanger; - Eiq. one eilthe Masters of the said COurr, st the; Pdblic Sale Rotinl, in S'outhampton-buildings,, Chan cerylane, ,London, on Wednesday the loth of November next, between the hours of Oiie and Two otlock in the A fternOon; . . A. FREEHOLD ESTATE; hie of JOHN AR CHER, Est - I. deceased;• situate in the Parish of liatly;rsage, id the. County of Derby; being. .the Pren - iise conipriAeci in I.ot 14, in the Particulars of the several Es tates sold in the month of Tune last; at Buxtoti nientidnea. Particulars whereof maybe Traci at the said Master's Cbam herd, in Southampton-buildings atbresaid ; o.f Messrs: Gra ham, .Solicitors Lincohys,lnn • i of .Messrs. Platk, Epping, Essex, and Middle Ten:ple, London ; Mr. Wllitiot; Ttds well ; and Mr. Isaac Hall; Castleton. WIDLEY, near PORI SMOUTH. Tt) BE Or SOLA and inth'fedia - tell'ogsessioll given, T HE 'l-IIIISE-tiiid ESTATE at BROOMFIELD.- , The Preinisei are v;:ry j:leisantiv situated, and are well adapted fir the Residehee , 21 - CevtZernon'Tamily. A.,,ply to Dr. Waller, Poitsrliouth. • • ELEGANt' LEASEHOLD .VILLA, • On the Bankt Of the Thames 4 Within four Miles of lryde- Park Corner. TO BF SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, LARGE 'Commodious VILLA, commanding IA- one of thefinest Vies of the River and adjacent Coun try, a Pleasure-ground surrounded with a Wall, and beauti fully shaded with lofty . Trees. An excellent Kitchen-gar- • den, abounding t r , itit. Fruit Trees of the choicest Rind, Well stocked, and tastefully planted;lntitheroUs attached and tie. .tactied Offices; twi., C.:malt-houses; and capital Stai)Jing fur six Horses. All ha the most perfcd state of Repair,- form ing a complete Residence for a large and genteel Family. • • 7 The Purchaser may be acConimodated with the neat and` elegant Household Furniture, arid Ellets of every deschip...7 tion, at ins Option. Apply to Mr. Calloway, No. 64, New Bond-street. ' . ' SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR. of 'WEST . DEAN, othentise EARL's CO Li ker, with rife ADVOWSON, RIGHT of PATRONAGE, and PRESENTATION to the REC TORY. The ESTATE consists of a large House, with a Ciar6n, !lams, - nt-Houses, &c. and about rya Acres of richiy-cul tivated Land, of which too Acres are .11Iarsh-Land. There are also five Tenements which surround the Man= SiOil-House; and belong to the Estate, and which :exceptng two Tenements); comprize the whole Village: ' West Dean is situate Upon the South Downs, within two Mies of the Sea; sit front Eastbourne, ten from Lewes, . 14 froni Brighton, and 6o from London. - . A Navigable River tuns by the Marsh-. Land, and adjoins the Estate ; and a part of the . Laud abounds with Chalk and Sluch, a manure which l,ar been tried upon the Farms on the Downs with grleatest bueccsa. The whole is F I RE EH() LD, subic,ff• to a small Quit- Rent, and is lett respcdable Teruint§ on Lease for it 'Y ears from 19h:1i:tams !Set, 41 the yearly Rent of ONE THOUSAND and EI FTY POUNDS, clear of all Taxes, exceptUrid TaX. - The Estate may be viewed by applying to' the Tenants ; and for tiirther particulars, app}y to Nessrs. Gregg and Cur field, Skinners'-Hall, London. N. B. Ten Thousand Pounds of the Purchase-Money may remain on Mortgage for Seven .YearS. "GLOUCESTERSHIRE: TO BE SO LI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, The MANOR of PAINSqICko . A Trulv Desirable . and Improvable ,FREEHOLD ESTATE, 6 miles from Gloucester, 3 from Stroud, 12 from and 28 from Bristol,. consisting of the MANOR of P A I NSW I extending over several thousand Acres of Land, with Fines, Chief-Rents, Quit-Rents, and Heriots, issuing out of nearly3oo.different Copyhold Tene ments, which, with tip s of the Market, is a most 'se sirable purchase for any Gentleman oldie Law. Also a Ca pital Manor Farm, with House, requisite Offices, Garden and Pleasure Ground, 330 Acres of Arable; Meadow, Pas ture and Wood Land, lying compad„ and Surroundir the lioUse, with two iMpait able and valuable Streams Of Water runntng.through and unit* in the dame, very convenient for eretting Mills for the use Of the.Manufaelory carried orr in the neighbourhood. And also iSTAcreTof Inclosed Wood -I.nds and Wastes, well stocked with Beach, Oak, and Ash - Trees, lying within the. Manor. 'The whole capable of very great improvement, both for pleasure andiprofit4 - -and may be reasonably estimated at upwards-et - 70°i_ per annum. Printed Particulars may be known, by 'applying to Mr. W. Baylis, of Painswick, who will shew the Premises; of Mr. Saunders, Attorney, Stroud ; of Messrs. T. and W. Dunn, Solicitors, -Lincoln'sThm ; and or Messrs Hodskin son and Co. - Surveyors, No. 3 Arundeltreet, London; where a Plan of the Estate may be ecn. -NEW MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehouse for Dr. TANI ES's POWDER, No. 45, St. Paul's Chufch-varti; Lonton, THEE follciwing MEDICINES are Sold, at the J. Prices annexed, int.:Wins the Stamp - Duties• and as it is enacted, that from the ist of September,doz, the Stamps shotild be' applied to all Propmtary'Nlectieiries, as well . for Foreign as for - HO= Consumption; and as a con siderable Addition is Made to the Stamps on - the arti,:tes of higher value,- or those in bulk, the prices of, Dr. lames's Powder will be in future z 5; gd. per Fackei, - or rt. ss. 6d; per Dozen ; but the quantity of Dozen Packets in a:Bot tle (as - mae up for the Andy and Navy) . May be had for ti. 45. And as by fayour of the "Comihissioners- of the Stamp :011 - ice,,Plates are prepared for Mr. Newbery's rate use, with his Name engtalted in each Stamp s the Public. will be careful to observe, tint fhe words, F. Newbery, No. 45, -St.' Paul's," are printed - ill the St4mPs , of all his Medicines; and as it is, presumed - that thhy wilt be a sufli, ciunt security...against. Counterteits, his Signature on the' . Labels' on Dr. lames's Puwder will be discontinued from' henceforward. Starr.rps will be allowed gratis, as—dstiaf, tei - those who= purchase Halt a Dozen, or more at a time, of thelowet priced a: titles. ,d, Dr. jarnes''sPowder 2 9. LotengeS - of IlirA r q a „Bottle 24 o Frettite!sTintt. of B.lrk 4 o Do. Analeptic Pills . 4 6 Db. Huxbarn's z 9 Dn., lar•ge Box 24 -o English Coffee-, % r Z •Dt. Steer's Opodeldot 2 6 Genuine Arouebusade 8 6• • • Do..Conviilsion Oil z 6 Orinskitic nerii . ci - nts 8.6 Do.. Camoinile Drops I 9 tnglish's Sol,. k i lls Do. Paregoric Lozenges Essenceof PepOrinifft i ' Berry'; Bilious Pills 4fr Graut!'s Drops It ; Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Dr: Hooper's Pills r el*rto • 4 A class's Magnesia • Dalby's.Carrninzitive 1 q Henry's Ditto • A Z. 'Es - senceOiColtsloot 3.. 6 Norton's Drops A 5 - 6. • Cephalic snuir o 9 Spilsbury's Drops • s Spencc's Dentrifrice 4 o Dr. SolAnder'S Tea 2 9 jories'3loestrnatie Tine , ,Greelicuges Tincture 'r iure 6 Vb. Tolti Lozenges 1 r. d. N. B: Stamps with Mr. Newbcfv's Name are affixed to the first twenty Articles above etiunverAted ar.d as many . PersOn4 particularly Servants Messengers, mistake his House, he is under the neeesity'of- pointirw out. th,it it is at the East. End of St, eaul's, nearest. tQ Clicaoside. and that n alas a' Tarre White Stuccoed aFfernt ' on which these Words are Inv:fined . : " THE ONLY V/AILEH.C.)IJSIi rUit DR. POWD,:R." • SOMER . SETSAIRE COAL CANAL:— . • LOCK FUND. • THE DEPUTIES for - Managing- the LOCK CONCERNS Of the Sornersetshire Coal Canal Com . pany, intend to meet at the Castle and Bail Inn, 'B a th,. on . Tuesday the 7th day of September next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, to receive Proposals from, and agree with, any Verson or Persons. desirous of undertaking the - Masonry of Nineteen Locks intended to be eretted on tli RA ()STOCK LI NE, and of Seventeen Locks on the DUNK E RTO N LIN E of the said Canal ; the Stone and Lime to be provided and delivered by the Company to the ContraCtors on the spot. • Seaions, and Specifications may be seen, and fur-. ther.Particulars known any time after the 3d day of Septem ber, on application. to Mr. Wm. Bennett, Engineer, Mit ford,-near Bath ; or to -It.• Bowsher,. Solicitor. — Bath. • • C. CONSTABLE. Symond's Inn, 23d August,. rgoz. TWENTY4FIVE TH6I/SANb rV-UNUS. • For the First-drawn Ticket. ;-; • THE STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing November 2,, PRESENT- PRICES. Ticket - - •k.r7 To o Half - o Eighth 5 6 Quarter - 4io O Sixteenth - t 3 - Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now on Sale at HORNSBY and Co.'s, , • No. 26, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange, London; Also at their Licensed Offices; throughput the Kingdom. All Shares sold at this Offk e will h e stampe d, agre e a bl e to At of Parliament, with the words; ." State Louie} , Stamp Office."—Bank, India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities ' and all kinds of Government Securities bought and sold by Commission. ROMAN CEMENT. • 11 6 /SESSR.S. :PARKER. mid'Co. - Bankside, SoOth.. wark, martufadure•CeMent, or Mortar; for building in Water, which far surpasses it, utility Dutch TerraS, or any other kind of Mortar it gives to ail kinds of Erick or Work, an uncommon (tonic of strength and - cohesion,; it sets under Water, soon becomes •as•hard as Stone, and may be exposed even to the adkin of the.Sea,withowt injury. In all Buildings, therthre, intended to resist, or contain Water, this Cement may be used with singular advantage; or it may be lowered with Li me an d Sand, to any desirable' degree, Tor common purposes. . '• They also prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with; of the same h a rd a n d d ura bl e nature as t h e Cement it preserves the walls from wet and damp, and may be executed-so as completely to 'resemble Stone, at •a very moderate expeilce. Flat Paving, Copirg,. and Gutter Stones, cheaper than Na • tural Stone. • In the Press, and speedily will be published, In Five Volumes Delay°, with a.separateNittlas, - containing a new Map of the - Island, and Sixty Plates, consisting • chiefly of Natural History, AVELS•in ICELAND; performed by ; order 1 of His Majesty the King of Denhiark , by Mr. OW F- S EN, a Native of. that Country, .and Nir.:4 4 9.Y•ELSI.:N, First Physician t o th e D an i s h 6overnment 141---tlie:r-:Scitle ments there. Tganslated troin the Danish. 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