The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-23 00:00:00

ROMAN CEMENT..

MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankside, South--
wank, manntadure Cement, or Mortar, for bnilding
in• Water, which far surpasses in utility' Dutch Terras, or
any other kind of Mo'rtar : it
.gives to all kinds of Brick or
Stow:Mork, an uncommon degree.of strength and eAesion";
it sets under Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone, and may
be exposed even to the action of the Sea, without injury. In
;41 Buildings, therefore, inten4.l to resist, or contain Water,
this cement may be used'with suiulir advantage; or it may
be lowered with Lime and Sand, to any desirable degree,, tor
(A n inon 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
vunplerely to. resemble Stone, at a very moderate expence.
Flat Paving, Coping, and Gutter StOnes, cheaper than Na-
ra I,S tone"-

R 1.7_ LETT.
/3,- Order of the Masters, Govunors, -and Trustees of the
B-.Afi;rd Charity, on repairing Leases forlorty-years from
Michaelmas 1803,
SZIX• HOUSES, situate on the North-side of Bed..
ford-street, Iledford-rov,i, numbered from 1y to 22 (No.
-71, the 'l'hree Cups Public-house).
'Three Houses, struate on the North-side of -Gray's Inn
Pasye, Holborn, NOS. 5,6, 7.
Ur,::: House, situate on the East-side of Red Lion Street,
39. -
Fourteen Houses, situate on the East-side of Lamb's Con-
duit Screet, numbered froin 3 to 12, and 14 to 17.
T,wu situate on tne.W-...5t-side of ditto, Nos. 61
411 d 6z.

TWO Houses, situate on the South-side of Theobald's
Na.o 23 24 • .
Pour 1-louse4 situate on the North-side of ditto, Nos. 52,
5.3. 5-d, and 55 (No. 52. tile White Horse Public-house).
Three Houses, sttaate on the, West-side of New North.
stßtet, N. 29, 35 aid 36.
Eigia Houses, situate on the East-side of ditto, numbered
from t to 5, and to to tz.
Eitint i-touses, situate on the North-side. of Boswell-court,
Nortii-s.reet. Lumbered from t to 6, and ,6 and 17.

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Sev;:uteen Houses, situate on the North-side of East_
trz..et, Lamb's Conduit Street, numbered from 20 to 24, and
t 0.38. *- -
<%iie House, situate on the South-side of ditto, No. it.

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Each.. House will tit:lett separately.
The Premises are to be put into substantial repair, agree-
able to a Part:cular, velti.:l) may be.seen at the Oftice of John
Gotobed, Esq. the Receiver, No. Is, Norfolk-st,oet,Sir.ind.
Proposals tot-taking any of the Premises are to be deliver-
, se.;:ieti up; to the said Receiver, on or before the loth Day
of ()Ziobr next.

• A CAPITAL MANOR IN DEVONSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At Philipps's Hotel, in the City of Exeter, onWednesday„
the zsth of August inst. at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon,
in One Lot,
A LL that and very Desirable MANOR
of CLYSTON, situate in the Parish of Broad Clist,
-hout four miles cast of Exeter; nine miles from Tiverton,
seven from Collompton, twelve from Honiton, tcn from-
.,itrtouth, a well established Watering Place; and about the
sante distance from several other Watering Places in. the
County of Devon; .consisting of Two Thousand and Ninety-
six Statute Acres. whereof Fifteen Hundral and Fifty Acres
Ore rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land,and Five
Bret! and Forty-six Acres arc open Conlmon Grounds, very
capable of great improvement. Altogether. of the gross yearly
'value of about Two Thousand • Two Hundred Founds,
.whereof about itol. -ayear is now in.demesne, and lett to
Rood Tenants at clear annual Rents,About 3601. a-year
*Wore held- by Leasesdetvininable on the death of one life
e4ch. About 8801. a-year more now held by Leases deter-
Minable on the deaths of two lives each, and about 12701.
4-Year more held by-Leases now determinable on the deaths
ct three lives each, many of them very old ; together with
cne‘Fee Farm Rent, and ten Chief Rents, amounting toge-
ther to the yearly sum 4491. I is. 7d. payable out of certain
freehold Estates, over which the Lord of the Manorexer-
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c'ses ail the Rights of Royalty, and there is great plenty of
Canic
.of all sorts upon the said Manor. . •
P a
or Survey and Particutir,of the said Manor and Lands,
I.)plication may he made in the mean time to Messrs. Letch
'l,lC;oodeve,' 'No. 4, Holbom-eourt, Gray's Inn, London ;
Where a very large and correel Map of this extensive and'oorn-
Pad Manor may be.viewed until the Toth day of A ugust next,
zfter which it will be reinoed to Philipps's Hotel, in
Lxtter, where it may be seer). •
I UT! zrs rosy also beiki ono‘t;Tbigyhap.t
;p tlite application
Hotel,i,onrtoßielt in
Richard
Ctatkc, New
o;
t
Pliilt )s - Hotel in Exeter; King's Arms Inn, Ply:
4.lloUtil • Willi-din Hole, Esq. Barnstaple, Devonshire ; and
Silvestre Rooks,- in• Broad ciist :aforesaid,. will,' will
Ittie‘i, the said Manor and.Lanchi to any personpur-
chase the sarne.
If the said Manor and Larlds; which wi)l be bffered to Sale
,Ithe 25,1 i of August inst. as above, should.happen not to
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"2, disposed on that day altqethet in one Lot,, then, an..-1 in
r_oat case the said premises, or so much ofthein shal! not
the mean time have been disposed or by Private Contraet
01"vailab.e sold at -Aucttion n separate -lots, at an.early"
eut tterwards, of Which due noii‘e will bi:l;iveu iu
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