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

SOMER.SETSAIRE COAL CANAL:—
.
• LOCK FUND.
• THE DEPUTIES for- Managing- the LOCK
CONCERNS Of the Sornersetshire Coal Canal Com-
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pany, intend to meet at the Castle and Bail Inn, 'Bath,. 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. ;-; •
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November 2,,
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ROMAN CEMENT. •
116 /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 Lime and Sand, to any desirable' degree, Tor
common purposes. . '•
They also prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with; of-
the same hard and durable nature as the 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. •

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