The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-11 00:00:00

BATHW C!.:. CE.
:TIM COMMISSIONERS flamed awl appoint-
ed in and. by virtue of a certain Act of Parliament, for
paring steining, citan,ing, watering, lighting, watching, and
legulating.the Streets add Public Places, in. the Parish. of
Bailiwick aforesaid, 'do lwreby give Notive,• that a Genera.
Meeting of the Commissioners wilt be held in the COMMIT„
TEE-voom of the Police Otlice, its "the said Parish, o
;THURSDAY, . the IGO' day. of Deesmher instant.; at Eleven
o'Ctock in the .Fortlinon, to agree with any Person or Pc:-,oat
• willing to Contract for Finding, Keeping in Repair, and
Lighting . the Public Lamps in the said Parish; or who are
willing to Contract for Liglrting. the aid Lamps, without
finding and keeping them in repair, and whose Proposal (to
be. made as hereinafter mentionedi may be approved. .The-•
Proposals to be made either for the tit•st Half or the Vhule
Year: the Proposals are made for the whole year, the
whole of the Lainps are to he lighted every night from the
'2sth December next, to the let of May followiug ; and from
the Ist of .September next, until' Christmas, 1814 : the re-.
inanities. of the yew qtly One Half of the Lamps are to be
lighted every night. If the Proposals ere-made for the first
Half Year, then the whole of the Lamps arc ti be lighted from
,
aryttir, May col towing ; and
One Half vt" t 11011 'are to he li lited'irf
must be kept lighted from sun-set to suo-rise each night they
ore proposed to be. liAlited, and the Contractor or Contractors
mina clean the said Lamps unit Burners twice in evcro week
daring the said term.
The Proposals mast be in writing, scaled and directed to
Mr. James Goldridge, SG, Bathwich-strect, on or before!.
Wednesday, the 15th instant. Each,Person must specify two
sufficient bontita4cn, who, with himself, will become bound in
double the money contracted to be given for the'perfurmanee
of the Contract. Any Proposal omitting to name securities
Rill not be attended in.

ley Order of the Commissioner;
SPIULL EVILL, Clerk.

Bathwtck, Dtvinber 6th, 1813.

DEFORMITY, OF' THE lIUMAN FRAME, &c. &c.
MOODY, Market-place, Salisbur, y '
previed with a.grii.ieful sue of the almost unparal-
leled eticourasement he is constantly favoured . with in . his
profeSsion, otters his servias to the Public (under the most
distinguished patronage, of the Governors of. the Salisbury
Infirmary) in the following brunches:—Mechanical Appa-
ratai, fur the perfect Cure of the Distortion alba Spine,xr_
whatiigencrolly termed --Deformity; also for crooked Legs,
de eetive Feet; or atiy part of the Litman Frame, .1, m, is
aiii.borised to give•eeferences to some-Of -the parents of -those
who have been benetitted, to Medical. Gentlemen of •the first
eunnence,-who have most humanely. and
.uitirnwly watched
his practice; and Cases of the,. most demonstrative nature
may he seen at his Elouie. The progress of Cure may he
In-
spected by any Gentleman of .the Faculty appointed by those
interested in. the :aloe. I. M. also manufactures and applies
Trusses fur every species of Rupture, on the most improved.
principles; Bandages for the Prolapstts Ani,ttc. &C. • •
elr.Te, qualify himself for the • above Business, .1. M. pas
added to his mechanical acquirements ninny years of anato-
mical researches; and Pledges _himself to the community to
accomplish all on the most scientific principles, and,on the
plan pursued by Nir. Cbeshare: -
N. B. Mrs. M. attends the Ladies; and the pour in all cases
considered.

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