The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-20 00:00:00

VAUXHALL

under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE
of WA L ES.
'And by the express Desire of 'Many Persons of Distinaion,
THIS PRESENT"EVENING, August ió, 18oz,
T II F.
MAGNIFICENT AND SPLENDID GALA,
Given in Honour of the BIRTH of Their Royal-Highnesses
the PRINCE of WALES and DUKE of YORK. will be
repeated, when the Gardns will _display -the same exton-
swe scene of SUPERIOR BRILLIANCY, as exhibited
on the late ILLUSTRIOUS O.CCASSIONS.
The CON C,E R T will consist of the same Grand Seledion of
VOCAL A'ND. INSTRUMF,NTAL MUSIC,
Between the Als of which His -Roj-al Highness the DUKE
of YORK's BAND, and the Bands of PANDEANS,
1111 LANESE, and S.A VOY A R DS, will pertbrin a Variety
of ENGLISH and FRENCH AIRS. .

And aster the.Conccrt will be given a Brilliant Exhibition of
FIRE_WORKS.
• _ By Signora HENGLER.,
_,Adrnistain Three Shillings.'

-Doors open at Seven, and the Concert beguis at Eight o' Clock.
The Public are 1.;-:„pf.i7ifully informed. that in consenuenc
of z Lately been znacleir.irlioXi.V,
Trop,:r willattend at the Garaens.-from the hours of
en in the doming until Two' in, the Afternoon, for the
purpose of .accoinfriodating, such Persons that apply for-the
same.

•
ON DON and PORTSMOUTH • pro2osed INLAND
NAVIGATION.
At a PUBLIC MEETING held at the King's Head Inn, in
Horsham, in the County of Sussex, on Wednesday the -
tali day of August, 1802,
WILLIAM 'MITFORD, Esq. in the Chair,;
ESOLVED Unanitnousi'v, That it is the
nion of this Meeting, that an INLAND- NAVI A-
ino N from LONDON to PORTSMOUTH would be of
great Public Utility.
That certain Acts of, Parliament hating been already ob- •
taintd for making. a Canal Navigation' from the Thames at
kotherhithe to Croydon, in the County
,of Surrey, it is de-,..
3irable that a Canal should be
.made, to commence at, the
termination of the said Navigation at Croydon, and to paSs
from thrinee'to Portsmouth.

That in order to Betray the Expellees of making the neces-
sary Survey, Estimate., and other -incidental .Expences, a
Suit) nat. exceediag 40001. be raised, by a Subscription to be
immediately opener. at Messrs. Masterman,Peters,Walker and
Co. Lonibard-str.tet, and MesSrs. Drummond, Charing Cross,
London; Messrs. Btsshby and Co. Arund.:l ; Messrs. Grif-
fiths and Co. Chichester and PortSmonth ; Messrs. Whitfeld
and Co. Lewes ; -NL:ssrs. Michell and Co. Brighthelmston ;
and Messrs. flaydon and Co. Guildford. That in the event
of an application to Parliarnent. each of the Subscribers shall
be intitled to subscribe for a-number of Shares in the Under-
taking (which shill be of teal. each), in proportion to the
Stun paid by him in the first Subscription, viz. one Share tOr
every al. subscribed, provided Such Shares shall be claimed
within a time to be limited at the next Meeting of the Sub-
scribers. That in case it shall not ultimately be determined
bpon to apply: for an Adl of Pa-rliament fur' efleding the
Navigation now proposed, the surplus of the Subscription,
after defraying the expences, is- to be returned to the Sub-
scriber's proportionally ; and it the application shall be made
to Parlianrent' • then the Sums advanced shall go tolvarrls the
Subscriptionsfor Shares, where the Persons who advance the
same chose to take such Snares, and in other cases, shall be
returned (out of the Money to be subscribed for the prosecu-
tion of the Undertaking}, but no Person shall be permitted to
advarke Subscription mote -than the Sum of !Del.

And that sn soon urn of 29c01. shall be subscribed,
Air. Ortimrrio.sl, of e-roYdriit do by Public Advertiseitient
girl the same Papers in wind; this Nleeting is w.ll-crtiie.
tra rrying at least a_notlec el ten days) c;., r Mec(01;„_:, _
Subscribers, to be held at this place, to adopt such a mode
bf proceeding as may be deemed most expedient ; and that
the-Resolutions o/ the Mi,jority of the Subscribers present at
such Meeting, shalt be binding. tipon-all the Subscribers,,iso
far as relates to the first Subscription.,
Signed, WILLIAM MI TFORD., Chairman.

MONI4bUTHSItfiRE CANAL NAVIGATION.
WHEREAS -by an Ad of Parliament 'lately
passed-, the Cornpany.• or Proprietors of the Mon-
:1/Puththire Canal Navigation are empowered to raise a cer-
a'n Sum of Money, by Mortgage or otherwise, for.carrying
Into effect the purposes of the said Ad. -
At a Special General' Meetiug or Assembly of the said
Company of Proprietors, held on the 2.8t.h July instant, it
Ivas Resolved to Borrow such Sum or Stuns of Money as
may .from time to time be wanted, in Sums of not 'less than
...,"neolls or HunTonnadred Pge of thounS, said Canal.
e Mortgage at-51...per Cent. of the
I
the
any further Particulars, a.pply to Morgan Parry, at
',PC Canal Office, in Newport, or at the Banking House of
.tlwarcls, Templer and Company,-S tratford- place, London.
No part of' the will be wanted until i\dicli
eraelmas
'eXtv and no Ex penceofDeed incurred by the Lend.
By Order of the Company,
MORC;AN PARRY-,
Newport, July 3r, rSoz. Clerk to the Proprietors.
1%I• Interest will be regularly paid every Half Year
by Bill: of seven days sight upon London.

FLADONG's HOTEL, OXFORD-STREET.
.3( MORRiS begs leave to inform the Nobility
and gentry, that he has taken and entered upon the
40ovementioned House, where he most earnestly hopesfor a
continuance of that Patronage and Support enjoyed by his pre-
4ecessor, which he will equally endeavour to merit by an
11nremitting ettentic,n to the comforts-amt. accommodation of
such Noblanen, Ladies, and Gentlemen as may please to ho-
tour him with tK•ir Coltimands.

IMPROVEMENTS in UPHOLSTERY and CABINET
• 'FURNITURE.

.ASORGAN and-SANDERS's new invented
perial Dining Tables, one of :which T. MORGAN
had the' 'honour of stewing to
.Their Majesties' and the
Princesses at the Queen's House, who according to their
accustomed goodness of encouraging Ingenuity, were most
graciously pleased to express their highest approbation and
sanction of the same.

The best improved, Sofa Beds, -Chair Beds,. the-much ad-
-mired and Tent: Bedsteads with, Brass• Screws,
ca4ed Patent, with elegant Chintz FUrnitures and Bedding
complete, handsome Dome Beds -and Window Curtains
en suite, with every other Article in. flit Upholstery. and
Cabinet Branches, 'requisite for furnishing Houses complete,
executed in the first stile of elegance and fashion.
.•
' f Mistakes having frequently:Occurred,. from other
Warehouses'being in the same Street; Ladies and Gentlemen
are very respedrullv entreated to' beyrticula?-, that MOR-
GAN and SAN-DE R S's Manufadories and Ware 'Roort4 are
No. thand 17, CATHERINELSTREET,
, THREE
.DOORS from the STRAND. •

N., B. Improved Portable Bedsteads with Bedding, and
Musquitto Nett Furnitures, Mattrasses; &c. for Foreign
Climates, also new invented Portable chairs,' a dozen of
which pack- in the space of two' common Chairs, for ex,
portation, •

MORGAN and SANDERS beg leave to inform
Ladies -and Gentlemen in general, there never was a Patent
granted, for Chair Beds, Sofa Beds; &c. so falsely represented
by unprincipled men, who are calling almost every article
aid stamping them .Patent, in order to mislead and impose on
the Public.