The Sun.
London, England, 1836-05-13 00:00:00

SALISBURY,.ROMSEY and SOUTHAMP-
TON RAILWAY COMPANY.
Capital, 300,000/. Deposit, 1/. per Share.
The Provisional Committee of this Railway announce that since
rnerieetion, at the-public meetings at Romsey and Southampton,
of tae line proposed under the name of " The Hampshire and
Wilts;lire Junction Railway," and the adoption at those meetings of
this Company, the Share List has been rapidly filling, and is now
nearly complete.
Applications for the remaining Shares may be made to the seve-
ral Bankers and Agents in the country, before advertised ; to Messrs.
Williams. Deacon, and Co., Birchin-lane, London ; at the Head
'Office, 71, Lombard-street; or to
WILLIAM HOUSMAN, -
Joint Solicitors to the
DAMAN and STEAD,
CLEMENT and NEWMAN, Company.
By order of the Directors,
GEORGE PRICE, Secretary. ,

71, Lora ')ard-street.
•

SAINT GILBS-IN-THE-FIELDS, AND SAINT GEORGE,

BLoolussußY.
To STONE MERCHANTS, ‘f3AVENGERS, RAKERS

and OTHERS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the COM-
MITTEE for PAVING, CLEANSING, and LIGHT-
ING these Parishes, will meet in the Vestry Room of St. Giles-in-
the Fields, on THURSDAY, the 26th day of Afay instant, at Ten
sl?Clock in the Forennon precisely, to receive TENDERS from
such person or persons as may be willing to CONTRACT, for
311.. e year, from Midsummer next, for all or any of the following
~lA-TERIALS, pursuant to orders to be given by the Committee,
,"z--For Supplying the Committee with best new squared Aber-
deen, Mount Sorrel, and other Granite, of equal superfices at bot-
're and top, of certain widths, and equal depths of nine inches and
SeVen inches, at per ton for each sorts also best Aberdeen straight
Kirb, at per yard run.; also best Eland ed'e Yorkshire.
Ind other Footway Paving, at per yard superficial. The said sere-
11l articles to be delivered in such quantities, at such times, and al
sgeh places within the said parishes as the Committee or their Sur-
ilreYor may direct. Also to receive Tenders to Contract for one,
L 4.0, or three years, from Michaelmas Day next, for Cleansing,
piw it'e in every week, certain streets and places in part of the pa-
eish uf St. Giles-in-the-Fields, a list whereof may be seen at the
erles Office, and for cleansing, once in every week, or oftener, if
equired, the squares, and remainder of the streets, and other places
trthin these parishes (Lincoln's-inn-fields, and the streets and
Pikes built upon land belonging to the Foundling Hospital ex•
te,Pted), and taking away the Dust and Ashes, &c., from the
•011ses and Buildings of the same (except as aforesaid.) Security
r the satisfaction of the Committee will be required for the per-
m
ance of each of the said Contracts, and the names, places of
fa
°Ode, &c., of the persons to be offered as sureties, must be deli-
;,ered with the Tenders. The Committee will not bind themselves
the amount of any particular Tender, and the persons sending
enders must attend at the Vestry Room at the time of the meeting.
Samples of the stone to be left three days previously, at the Stone
,
al George-street, printed particulars whereof may be had .for
the porsons tendering to fill up, of Mr. Birch, Surveyor to the
,CTlmm.ittee, at the Office in the Stone Yard aforesaid, and at the
clerks' Office, where drafts of the said Contracts may be seen.
b Each Contractor to pay the expense of his own Contract, &c.
4argients to be made quarterly.
By order of the Committee,
R. and R. F. FINNIS, Clerks,

May 9, 1836.

IROSPECTUS of the UNITED KINGDOM
BEET-ROOT SUGAR ASSOCIATION.
Capital, 250,0001., in 10,000 Shares of 251. each. Deposit, 2/.
per Share.
DIRECTORS.

• Major-General 13arton
W. Cruckshank, Esq.
Sir F.rancis Desanges
J. Davis, Esq.
D'lsraeli, Esq.
Aunrrons—Thomas Day, Esq. ; David Lyons, Esq.
13Av SECRETARY-Jostnh Wells, Esq.
-lEERLl—Messrs. Wright and do., Henrietta-street, Covent-

Alderman J. Humphery,
A. W. Hillary, Esq.
J. Homfray, Esq.
Major J. Marrie

garden.
SOLICITORS—Messrs. Pyne and Richards.
neThe
ec. Obj t of this Association is to manufacture Sugar from
"root, by a Patented Apparatus and Process imported from
ranee, where they have been in full and successful operation in
'"e„,,_ hugest Beet-Root Sugar Establishment in that country.
depressed state of the agricultural interest of the United
ad-ril, the high price to which Sugar has risen, and is likely to
voli;`,_eu, and the incontrovertible fact of the extraoadinary success
bot'" has attended the production of Sugar from Beet Root,
,` in France and Germany, have led to the formation of this As-
"4-tinri for carrying the same object into effect in Great Britain
kid Ireland.
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advantages resulting to the agriculturist in particular, as well
tie the community in general, from this enterprize are very con-
t'serable, as it will necessarily appropriate to a new and lucrative
fe'r eh of agriculture a large quantity of the best land, the returns
iwhiela will far exceed those now obtained.
4144, will be of the utmost importance to the farmer, in yielding a
tlikt greater remuneration than is obtained by any crops now pro-
from his lands; it will also enable him to raise and fatten cat-
-110;t Much less expense than at present, as the residue of the Beet
tike.,`. after the saccharine matter has been extracted, affords to ani-
hCb_a Most nutricious food, it being by the process deprived of its
144111 acid; and it also supplies the richest known manure for
ti these facts have been proved in France, in the Beet Root Sugar
Irartulents, by the experience of many years.
tll°_. tile public it will prove a security against the further advance
e! Price of Sugt.r, which is to be apprehended from the exist-
Pro, 'reumstances of the Colonies. It may here be observed,
from
lar.,,,,ediugs in the British House of Parliament, that Sugars have
from 225. to 38s. per cwt., during the last year, being a va_
for' of 70 per cent. a very low average of which variation would
Ilityihs• advance per cwt. ; the public are therefore now actually
furke-goupwards of two millions a year for sugar more than they were
.1)„,„'Y Paying.
'tapt7rmg the last year the consumption of Sugar far exceeded the
liNtt4.. ration, and greatly reduced the stock on hand. From the
'NIA' state of the Colonies no increased importation can be cal-
bcas "Pon ; and therefore, there is reason to believe that the in-
co:'''g eunsuml ition will shortly exhaust the remaining stock.
ttleficieney may be supplied by Sugar manufactured from Beet
_ without iujury to the Colonial interest.
t'l,": results obtained by the Beet-Root Sugar manufacturers in
,t4.(..e and Germany are too well known to admit a doubt of the
l`4iirt;s' of this undertaking. It has been ascertained that the
iette of this country and more particularly those of Ireland, are 1,
isjvcalculated for the production and growth of Beet Root
• "se either of France or Germany; and the art of cultiva- ' ,
.
~,,."?th„, this country is pursued with much greater skill. As a
;4t, it,h-r guarantee of success, the Association commences its ope-
under the most lavourable circumstances, together with
,lieOst perfect apparatus and process which have ever yet been so_
"d which embrace all the improvements adopted in France, 31...
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they have produced mulls that have never before been a,
t°ached.
extsaY be reasonably, anticipated that the returns of profit will
11 'Zed any that have accrued from any public enterprise which t,
h-'1 for many years prosecuted by a joint-stock co-operation. "
tikrolrt killers of the calculations upon which this assertion is
i'lay be inspected by the Shareholders, upon application to
Tee'etary.
sat pirectsrs have already made the necessary arrangements
tr°eqi suPPly of Beet Root, which was requisite from the ad-
4iiO4 Period of the season ; and they have taken equal pre-
-1 Providing suitable premises for the manufacture, em-
tt vet advantage of water carriage. The apparatus is
tithsT forward state, and will be erected in the course of a few
t4`.tell'°uz for Shares to be made by letter (post paid) to the
144:k. NnJ, -No. 13, George-street, Adelphi ; and also to the Soliei-
)lat:iina°ll: George-street, Hanover-square, on or before the 24th
eccately after which Shares will be allotted.
qess t° exceed 3/. per Share, and to be made at intervals of
I,,gan three months.
'rjtGeurge-street, Adelphi, dated May 2, 1836.
`.led d `USE'S UNIVERSAL POLISH, 53, West
I.ted diro. ithaeld. London ; price One Shilling per bottle, with
Is,iittl.l,eetiolls. This Liquid is very easily applied, requires
• 'tL'Dur in using, and produces a beautiful and.
.durable
,pintsrilgt particularly adapted for cleaning and beautifying fur-
Alit •
Nit "Lllct " oods, silver plate, brass work, &e., panels of car-
Y• oil all varnished work may be polished by it with great fa-
4,ay taintings may be freshened and cleaned without injury s
ka- e found useful for renovating French polished work,
"Y ether purposes.
4tt lt
ltt4ttit - L'
Al.` AORDINA Y EFFICACY OF
L. .
b., S" SPECIFIC SOLUTION' OF COPAIBA, (a
tletiteitietiZ !Pcedy eure for ail Ilrelliral pischarges, (fleets, Spas.
Irritation of the kodikeys, Madder, Urethra, and
Ilas been verified by the te,tinstoaisls of numerous emi.
titheor the Medical Profession who haVV atUptigi the use of
j Pro in tLeir public and priv.ite 'practice, with Use mOSt signal
tic list of names of those gentlemen of the Faculty fre,o4-
),,t,bo have ruenished Mr. Franks with their high optnions
/INKS" BPECIFIC SOLUTION, the following arc
,P7r 'enr,
n,„Jir;' e4"oiis 'Feet), Esq., F. Ff. , ~e'thr Council of the Royal Col.
, j,%,,-irkeois to St. TisOutas's Itottiit,;ji and Professor of Sur.
t4t/40k 241e%Ii?.714In,Burgeon to Guy's Hospltat, .441 j..epturer
tleNich
5, Yurelvars Inn, Hollio.ren4 late House.
kk1!,..11-R4r.; 1 we,,di% !pi tat, G rev ilit-stiosest, Hatton- r"
444Cetl. kb 14,1 , Surgeon to the k reg. tiospt, Grev:lle.Creet,
4), only
7.1 k.'.7 had 'f,f. ,i_eorge Franks, surgeon 90 Jitietrrioa.road,,,Lo_undn,
0gdorn1"11,11 wholesale and retail Patent Medleing..444.-, the
Franks
't
ttles at 2s. 9.1., 4s. 6d., and I Is. each.
s • may be consulted every day, as usual, until Two