Star.
London, England, 1801-05-15 00:00:00

C PAIR SIX-PENC IL

„. RO4F. INN, CAMBRIDGE.,
JOHN HORNE, Keeper of the Rof: Inn Corte-
bode, Cambridge, begs leave to return his w artneit &maks
to the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Oniverfity, and his
other Friends, for their fupport and'itieuenee fo fifteen years,
and to arum them, that they may depend on his future exer-
tions to deferve their favours. And he further takes the liberty
of informing the public, that he has taken the ROSE INN,
where Gentlemen may be accommodated with good Beds, able
Hodes, and good Chafes; and that it will be the duty, as well
as the pride of his life, to procure them every comfort at urea-
fonabk a rate as the drays will admit of.

ROMAN CEMENT AND STUCCO.
MESSRS. PARKER and Cc. having eßablifhed
by an IletiOn at Law, their exclufive right of making CE-
MENT under PATENT, beg leave to ftatc, that It is fold by
them only, at Bankfide, London.
This Cement will fet and beconsias hard as Stone, either in
or out of water. It gives to Mafonry an uncommon degree
of ftrength and folidity ; and may be cipofed to the adtion of
the tides or the fea without injury. It Is a cheap fubititute for
Plumber's Work, where wiper, fpirtts, or oil, are to be pre-
ferred. Common Mortar may be fo improved by it uto tur-
ps& in Itrength any Terms Mortar; and by the fame Means
STUCCO is pro.'uccd of the molt hard and durable nature.

MONMOUTHSHIRE.—To sc SOLO IT AverzoN,

At the Angel Inn, in the town of Abcrgavenny, on Wednefday
the zoth of May, infant, between the hours of four and fit
in ale Afternoon, fubjcct to fuch conditions of Ede as (hall
be then and there produced, unlcfs difpofed of in the mean
time by Private Contract, of which notice will be given in

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this paper;
LL that newly ereeted and truly commodious
.4" 1 Freehold Meffuage, called The ANGEL INN, in the
Town of Abergavenny, which, with a little improvement, may
be :tunic, the kit and belt Inn on the line of road from ClTA-
teller to 'Milford-Haven for bufine4, confining of five Parlours
or fitting Rooms on. the Groond floor, one of which is fug-
eiently large to dine two hundred perfons, the others are neat
and commodious; two handfome Dining Rooms upon the belt
boor, with fuflicienLand neat Bed-chambers neceffary for the
bufincfs of the laid inn, which will prove fatisfacctory upon a
view of the premifes ; there are ago three good Cellars, with
convenient and Very excellent Stabling, a very roomy Chalfe
Yard for Carriages to Rand in under Cover • a large and very
pleafant Garden ; all adjoining, and molt defirably connedlest.
Alto an the Houfellold Furniture, Plate, Linen, Poft Chalks,
Eight pair of Horfes, &e. &c.
N. B.—The tale of the Furniture, Ecc: will begin at Ten
o'clock in the Forenoon, and will continue until all be fold.

Fur (ale by Private Ccin:act, and other Particulars, apply to
Mr. Prather°, AttorDey at Law, in Mt, Monmouthltre ; or
to Meffm Price and Williams, Anoraks, Lincolifs-inn.

CAPITAL SPINNING WORKS, ace.
TO It SOLD IT •UCTION, _

Under a CommifSon of Bankrupt, at the Swan Inn, In Wol-
verhampton, Stafford, on Tuefday the 26th day of May,
18of.-I'he file to begin at Three o'clock in the evening,
unlefs difpofed of by Private Contra& before the aoth day of
May, in which cafe due Notice will be given t
ALL that PARCEL of LAND, containing
about Three-quarters of an Acre, with a capital Steam
Mill, Spinning Rooms, Warrhonfes, Dwelling-bodes for Work-
men, and other Buildings erected thereon, now ufed for combing
and carding of Wool, and (pinning of Wonted and Woollen
Yarn, grinding and boring of Gun Barrels, turning, potiflaing,
&e. innate at Horfcley field, nearly adjoining the Town of
Wolverhampton, together with the Machinery now therein g
and alto fuck Stock in Trade and Implements as Mail be men-
tioned In ad Inventory, which will be produced at the time of
filer-The Machinery confifts of two Patent Combing Ma.
chines, with Drawing Frames and Combs complete; Six
Wafted Spinning Frames. with preparing Machines ; Four
large double Carding Engines; Five Sugle Carding Engine*
Three Jacks for (pinning Lift Yarn; Two Telsers • and Two
ftrong Lathee.—The whole is upon the newel and belt coo.
ftruCtion, in good repair, performs Its work remarkably well,
and is capable of combing Ten Packs.of Wool, (pinning Twen-
ty Packs of Yarn, and boring of 'rwo hundred Gun Barrels
weekly,working eleven hours each day; bade* which power is
Set which yields a Rent of Sixty Guineas a Year.
The Land and Bei/dings are held under a Leafs' for the re•
Sue of a term of years, about forty-feven of which are unex-
pired; with a power referred to the Leffee only, of determin-
ing ttot fame pt the end of every (even years; in which cafe a
certain pr.portion of the money laid out in the Buildings to be
repaired by the Landlords ; adjoins the Wolverhampton and
Birmingham Canal, and b:ing fo near the Town of Wolver-
hampton, where little employment is had for Women and Chil-
dren, renders this a detirable Swann(' for a Work of this fort ;
and (mall Coals, for the sift of the Engine, are delivered on the
Premifes under three flaiiiin nand fispeoce per too, long weight.
Poffeffion maylie had immediately.
The whole will be put up together in One Lot ; and, if no
bidders, the Engine and Buildings' will be put up in One Lot,
and the Machinery in Clue or more Lots, as mall be agreed
tmotf at the time of (ale.
For a view apply to Mr. Thomas Hill, at the Works ; and for
further particulars to Mr. Allen, Attorney at Law, Kidder.
mintier, Worcefterfhlre.