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London, England, 1801-11-27 00:00:00

F RIDA Y, NOVEMBER 27, 180.1.

JAMES and GEORGE RENNET,.
Manufadurers to His Majesty, of their Royal Patent WOOL -
LIEN VELVET. CLOTH',- and WOOLLEN:VELVET
CORD, ,or FANCY CLOTH, by Appointment, bearing
Date the i9th Day of November, tgot. .
• • - • TO THE P_UI3LIC. .

.
AFTER . a lapse of- many Years; 'after repeated
IX and ineffeaual Experiments by the most judicious and
enlightened Manufattnrers ; after much Study, attended with
ery great Expence ; the Patentee of the Woollen Velvet
Cloth; and Woollen Velvet Cord, or Fancy Cloth, has hap-
pily succeeded in his endeaVours, andean assurerthe
withrtrufidence, that-he has -united the • staple Manufa6.thre
of thisKingdorn, Woollen' with Cotton, in such-manner as
bath been hitherto deemed' impossible,: and which may be_
considered as a_grand Epoch in the History of the Trade and
ManufaClure•Of the United Kingdom.
The very great advantages of the Woollen Velvet Cloth,
and'Woollen Velvet Cord, or Fancy Cloth, are numerous,
and merit the attention of the Public. - In point of Neatness,
Durability, and richnesS of Colour, it surpasses alI other.
Cloth. It has the peculiar property, from the principle of
its texture, to wear much cleaner than other Cloth. It is of
that nature, that it will wash with as much ease As any Li-
nen or Cotton Garment ; it will even improve by washing, al-
though frequently repeated, fbr a considerable length of timu;.
and will retain its original Colour to the last. It will neither
shrink nor run up in washing, as is frequently the case with
Kerseymere. It is also very elastic, and pleasant to the
Wearer, -and need only be tried to merit the approbation of
the Public
JAMES BENNET; Patentee,
' Manchester.
The above Goods are already Sold by the underthentioned
Hotisc.s
• Messrs. Matinds and Wickstead, Royal Exchange; Messrs.
Govett and HingestonS, Aldgate; Messrs. J vim and. Michael
Hunter, St. Martin's-lane, London. • -
Mr. H. Crook, and Mr, W..Dore, Bath..
Mr. P. Stockdale, and Mr. It. Tripp, Bristol.
Messrs,. Stephens and Blakemore, Salisbury. •
Mr. R. Murray, Chichester.
Messrs. Edmonds and Bartlett, Kingston on Thames.
Messrs. Watkins and Smith, •Daventry.
Mr. T.',Palin, Gloucester.
Mr. J. Garnett, Worcester.
Messrs. Heaton and Duperoy, Birmingham.
Mr. J.' Edwards, Warwick.
Mr. T. Walker, Stourbridge.

WANTED TO BORROW, THE SUM OF-THIRTY
THOUSAND POUNDS,- ,

•
FOR FINISHING and COMPLETING the
ROCHDALE CANAL, WAREHOUSING, and
WORKS, upon Security of the Dues thereof, and upon -the
Terms and Conditions authorized by Act of Parliathent, viz.
on Promissory Notes under the Seal of the Company'of Pro-
prjetors, at 51. per Cent. IntereSt to be paid talt-yearly,
with•the option of becoming a Proprietor of Shares for the
Money to be advanced, on the Lenders making the Eleetion
on or before the 24th Day °finite, 1805, or receiving back the
Principal Money at the end of eight years, from the passing
of the Act, viz. the pill Day of May, ISoo.
This Canal ooinpletes the Barge NavigatiOn between the,
East and West Seas, by communicating _at the Easterly End
with the Calder wad Hebble NaVigationi and at the Westerly
Ettd with the Canal of 4i.s.Grace the Puke of Bridgewater,
a distance of about 41 . above two—thirds'of which arc
completed, • and in work, and the remainder in great tOr-
wardness ; and the Comtnittee are now making preparation,
for such a Supply of Water as will be fully adequate in all
Seasons to all the Purposes of the Navigation.
-•1/ptyards of have already been' expended on the
Works ; and the Money to be advantid asabove has a priority
over the Original Subscription, with riiped to the payment
of Interest and I':incipal. The Tolls, in the. present ukli-
nished state of the Canal, exceed .expeaation, and afford
every ineiptet of-A very .COnsiderAgaVgaltie
pletect.
•
N. 3i. It would be most.desitable to the Company of Pi-o-
prietors tOl3ortow the above Sum from several- Individuals,
rather than in one gross sum.' And iragree.able le- the
Lenders, they may beaccomrnodated in advancing the Money
by Instalments.
Further Particulars may be had by applying, to Mr. Ralph
Shuttle Worth, of Rochdale, Lam:3oll.re, Clerk to the said
Canal Company.
By Order,
. RALPH SHUTTLE WORTS,_ Clerk.
Rochdale, Nov. 14, 'Sol.

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VOYAGES FROM MONTREAL, on the
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•in. the Years 1789 and 1793%
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