The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-28 00:00:00

ST. THONIAS's HOSPITAL.

MR. CLINE, and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER
begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL and
SURGICAL LECTURES'on Friday next, the Ist of Oeto-
her, at One o'Clock.

• • • LECTURES ON AWATONIY.
MR. -CARP-UE, Surgeon to His Majesty's
Forces,, will commence h'is Lectures on Anatomy acid
on the Operations of Surgery, on Monday October the 4th.
Practical Anatomy as usual.
Particulars may be kilown by applying to Mr. Carpue,
N 0.44, Leicester square.

EXTENSION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY.
A. GENERAL MEETING will be . held at the
• London Tavern, on Wednesday next the ;9th instant,
at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to' insped the Surrey
Sedion and Estimate, which have been made of the intended
txtensiou of the Surrey Iron Railway from Croydon to R.,el-
- as the next Step towards the Completion of the Origi-
tal plan of carrying an Iron Railway ;tom, the River Thames-
to the Arundel Na'vigation, so aS. to make a certain and easy
Communication between London and Portsmouth ; 'and
at. a Zrauch,of the same to' Gothtone. I lie Nobility and'
Gentry who are connected with the Counties of Surtr,
Sussex, and Hants, in the line through which the said Rail-
'way is intended to pass, are earnesly entreated to give their
Attendance, that they may consider of the Pradicability and
Advantages of the proposed Plan,. and to enter, into a Sub-
Stription for carrying the same into execution. :-
The Chair to .be taken at Twelve o'Clock.precisely.
By (*der of the Subscrih,rs to the Surrey,
WM. BEDCOTT LUTTLEY.
Wandsworth, Sept. 23, 1802, -
rBE SOLD, for .Fifty Guineas, the handsomest
and fleetest MARE. in England, warranted
and free of any vice perfedly gentle, and an aernitable
Leaper and Hunter ;_will trot eleven miles an hour, carry_
tng fourteen stone. She is a Bay Mare, well bred,- stands is
aandS high, and Ia six years old. The property of a Gentle-
ratan, who only parts wit'n,her on account of notbeing able to
keep her. Will allow any Gentleman wharTrial he pleases.
TO he seelfat G room's Livery Stables, Oxford-road.
IN'. B. Any Geiitleman that makes,-the above purchase;
will tell his friend he has got a bargain. -
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MANUFACTURERS,. SHOPKEEPERS, ;•&c. residing
in the COUNTRY. • -
-THE ADVERTISER, a Person' who has been in
L. Business some years in London, Whoserrade has afforded
;?111 a very•general kuowledge of Mantifaaured. Goods, also
le. most eligible .Channels of Constuntition and Purchasing,
,i.rposes taking a few Commissions therein ; -and as _Bills of
xchange are frequently procured in the Country with' both
inconvenience and expence- the Advettiser will also take
- Accounts on a System attended with safety to both Parties,
case and respedability, where regularity is attached, and
ll afford a considerable convenience in Money- trans-
'c here are also Tradestnen in the Country who have
ability. of baying Goods well, but are • not appri;ted of the
r°eferable Nlarkets• ; it is theretbre" prbooSed to remit Cata-
agtics Of• the ManufaCturers and Custom _House Sales.' by
ftnetion, and also Samples of Goods:_particularly worthy
tteution, and take lnstrudions relative to purchasing.
As the Advertiser's Health has much' suffered in a seden-
IY occupation,
w his bjed is now tolemedy .that by an
-ztstablishrnent which will atfind exercise with a diversity' of
, lion. Every requisite satisfaction will be given, and the
Ivertiser has no okjedion to advance a few Hundreds in a
"-oticern consonant with the objed he has in view.
Addres A. B. (post-paid) Peel's Coffee-House, London.
sit B. The Adyertiser has a respeaabre House centrically
u
ate.

ROMAN CEMENT.
'IVIESSRS. PARKER and Co. 'Bankside, . South_
wark, manufadure Cement, or Mortar, for building
.41 water, which far surpasses in utility Dutch 'Muds, or
any' other kind of Mortar : it gives to all kinds of :Brick or
iune Work, an 'uncommon degree of strength and cohesion ;
--i,t t
sets ender Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone,.and May
exPosed even to the action of the Sea, withotm injure. In
alt
:ouildings, therefore, intended to resist, or contatn Water,
Le" Cement maybe used with singular advantage ; pr it may
' lowered with Lime and Sind, to any desirable d;gree, for
"roma
• 1. n.purposes.
hamslSo prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with, of
t'' he hard and durable nature as the Cement : it preserves
re Walls from wet and damp, and may be executed so as
Vin)Pletely 'to resemble Stone, at a yery moderate expellee.
pavm
teal,g, Coping, and Gutter Stpnes, cheaper than
Stone.

NF.W INVENTED BLACKING.
rATRONIZE AND- USED FOR THE KING

• AND ROY-AL FAMILY.
ARDY's Imperial BLACKING POWDER,
a Chemical Preparation, which will npither soil the
fin, linen, or smell disagreeably ;it softens awl nourishes
the leather, tepels wkiter, keeps the•tect dry and comfortable,
Procures the finest jet black, and retains its virtues in all
clirmates • heat will hot diminiSh its lustre, and the dust may
rbe wipecliciff without lessening the polish ; it produces the
ost elegant lusire-to Gentlemen's Hussar Boots and Dress
.iheuses, as well as to the Boots, Shoes, Clogs, &c. of the La-
•• It is sold-by Robert 'Hardy, the Proprietor, at No. 3,
is- I-I-lard's Inn, Holborn ; and' by most Boot-makers and
Venders of Patent Nledleine im the United Kingdom, in tin
boxes,e‘ at is. and is. 6d. each, with proper Brushes.—He
_lik4 vise procures
o Boot Trees, if required, on which the
't fasinonaEe lustre is produced with ease and expedition.