The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-31 00:00:00

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F RIDAY, JULY 31, 1801,

PADDINGTON and UXBRIDGE PASSAGE-BOAT;
ILL continue to go from the Bason at Pad..
V V dingron to Uxbridge, every Morning at Eight o'Clotk,
arid silt out on its return, .at Four o' Clock in the After_.
not' ni till SaturdAy.next. •
And, on SATURDAY .NEXT, and every Day afterwards,
the Bost Will set awfroni-Paddington at Eight o'clock each
Morning, and, leave, Uxbridge on its return, at Three o'clock
in the Afternoon, wirtin the Fares will be taken as tollOws : -
For the whole distance, or for r 3 miles and upwards s. d.
dither way', . - - - - - - 2 6
For, aiy.distance exceeding ro miles, and not exceed- •
ing - , - 2 o
For any- distance exceeding. Si4C miles, and not ex-, •
ceeding ro - - - - - I 6
For any distance not exceeding six miles - r o
And the followillg, Charges, ey,clusive of Porterage, will be
mace on all Parcels,- viz.

Booking, each, ad.
Carriage of each Parced, not exceeding .71b. - - o 3
Above 7lb. and not exceeding 141 b. -, -o.: 6
Above I.}ln; and not exceeding 2316. - - o 9
_..

Above 2,Slb. and not exceeding 561 b, - • -
No Parcel to be carried by the Boat for Passengers or others
exceeding 561 b. ; nor will the Proprietors be answerable for
the value of any. Parcel exceedilig 51. sterling, unless entered
as such, and paid for accordingly.
Passengers allbwed to carry Luggage, not exceeding zs3lb.
without any further charge; but the Proprietors vvill• not
themselves responsible for the care of such• Luggage.
Tea, &c. may be had on board.
Pl.ices taken, and Parcels- booked, till further notice, at
Mr. Greirrils House, hear the Turnpike, IdgWare-road,-auci
the ‘Vhart, at Paddington.
For fhe limner accommodation of the Public,' other Boats
are ordered to be fitted up,
.for carrying.Passenger‘ at reduced
Rates ..-nd when ready, public notice will be given: -
Tiic :OtloWing.....Regglations having been determined on by
the i'roprieturs,- are to be strictly adhered-to ; and, being- in,
tendea ior general accommodation, the Passengers are- re-
9nested to advise Mr. Homer, Comptroller to the Grand
J.,!netion. Canal Company, at his House, in Winchester-row,
.I;isSon-green, of any infringemilint or non-:obServ-
,
of thorn :

I. That. the Boat shall always•start precisely at the times
fixed,;' and that a Bell IN.: rtuog. a quarter of an hour b;ti
sating 611; and again on the Boat's goirig off:
11. Thatno-Sinoking be allowed on board any part-of the
Boat. , • . •
u That no Dogs be allowed onboard. •
IV., That the Passengers shall not, pass through one Cabin
to the other. • • •

V. That no Person shall stand on Deck, so 4s to intercept
the view oft he, Helmsman. -

VI. That no Person dispised in Liquor shall be admitted.
a Passta,xt.

VII. Th:. Rates for Passage to be paid for on entering the
Boat, or as sooii after as called An.; and the Persons so pay-
in requestca to -see their' Names entered in the
mute: 's Book, which is to remain on thc Table in the
inaster's Room.

VIII. The &at-Master. on receitim3. the Fares, to give
Tickets ; and all PasSensers .not prciducmg them on leaving
the. Boat, MusC then pay their Fares.
IX. That i.o Presents -be given to, or c coed by, any
Persons attendin,,, in any 'capacity, to condu the Boat. -
By Order of the General Coldrnittz:- of the--Grand
juitttiolv-Canal connix.ny, . •
Winchester-row, Paddington, -. TllO. HOMER,
28th iuly, - Comptroller.-

On Wednesday Next will be published,. a .Second Edition,
'Price 34. sewed, ,or.on fine wovez.eapa'and.hot-press.td, 45.
APRESERVATIVE against the-INFIDELITY
and V-NCHARITADLENESS of the il3th CEN-
Tti RY.; ,or, Testhlwaizs., iisl Belllf- of Christian 'Candour
and Unanimity. by Divines of the Church ot- England, Oftile
Kirk of Scotland, and amang the Protestant Dissenters. To
`which is prefixed, An Essay on the Right of Privatejudg-
ment in Matters of Religion. Tho-whole being aSe ?gel to
" The Sketch of the Denominations of the Christian World."
Third Edition ; with the Portrait of the Author.
gy I OHN EVANS,.A. M.
Printed for a: D. Symowis, Paternoster-row..
Whervinay be had, price ss. in boards,
Theological, Philosophical, and Moral Essays, on various
S-übjeds. By the Rev ..Edward Barry, M,.p.:

NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, EXCHEQUER
ANNUITY; and -TON-rnIE SHARES.
MONTHLY SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
- By Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday, August 7, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garraway's,
'Change-alley, London
SHARtS• in the following NAVIGATIONS,
Viz. .
The STAFFORDSHIRE and WO,RiE,S,TERSHI,RE
CANAL, Four Shares. The Profits ateit the rate of 421,
per Share.
The LEEDS and LIVERPOOL CA AL Five Shares,
paying Si. per Store.
The OXFORD CANAL, • Five Share's of tool. each,-cli-
vidiri; iol. per Share. ' . •
Tnz SHRE.WSBURY, CANAL, ive Shares of T 1.51.
each, dividing. 61. per Share.—The Dividends on all the
abdNe Concerns are ex pc:Cleft to increase. • "
The GRAND IUN CTION aud PADDINGTON. CA_
.NAL, original Shares and Half .Shares in this important Na-
vigation; now CornQleted to Faddinittop. '
Also SHARES in the"WAR:WICK and -BIRMING-
HAM, ASHTON and, OLDHAM, GRANTHA.III, KEN,-
N ET and ..,i4.yoiNr. 3nd M the UNION CANALS.
An. Exchequer Annuity' of sot.. will expire March -2.5,
1507, and Five'Debeniures of tool. each, Government Sc.:
cd.r!
Particitlars,at .the Write Tlorse, at Uxbrid7,. • the York,
shire StinAo; Ititchetes Hotel; Piccadilly ; at
GarrawaVs ;.and o: Mr. Scotr,Liitigate-lyill, who is com-
missioned to sell pia of the above, and other Navis,:aion
Property, by Private' Contra Ci. • •

BY THE KINC.;'s OATEsiI
The CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTURE.
CASE XIX' '
To Mr. RYMER, Brika, Q. 17, 1.790.
by, your Cafaiac Tinaure I have been
freed froM the' Gout in. my stomach and' head. I t has
mended my appetite and digeStion, and removed costive-
ness. It discharges the bile, and clears thy sallow skin, -
My Sister has strictly pursued your'
,dire'clions— The
Tincture has quite restored her lost appetite, strength,
arid "spirits. •'The tits. with which she 'sad 'been afflicted
many years, and for wihich she had used 'maiiy- Medicines
without bent:fit,- have riot returned' since' she took your
Pills*, whi:h have carried off an" • number, of
small' white worms with sir*. I aria, r obliged
humble Servant, _ HO \\./A RD.
See Detergent Pills.
CASE XX.

Queen-square, Westminster, 9, 1790.
In my case of sickness, of stomach, bilious retChings,
wind, sourness, and pinchings, Seycre. head-achs, cOn-
vulsionS,- and nervous agitations, ',which -greatly reduced
me, I was • cured by Mr. Rymer's Cardiac Tinatire, after
having, for years, taken, to no purpose a:variety
dicines prescrild by Physicians and Apalte6rics.

ANN PHILIPS.