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London, England, 1811-10-24 00:00:00

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MOOR CHAINS WANTED.
.IPIE SPECIAL COMMITTEE of THAMES.
Av.i....rioN will meet in the Council Chanalrol'of chi
auftdtial of the-City of 'London, on Wednesday, the 30th day
of October, 1811, at Twelve .o 'Clock at Noon, to receive Pro.
paces, healed up, from such person or persons sa may be willing
to Contract for the supply of the otcesntry Mooring-Chains,
b‘vtivels, Shackles, and Rings, intended to be laid down iu Oal
laa's Reach, In the River Thames.
The Particular and Specification for the Contooffis further
information, if necessary, may be had of Mr. Jan:: '....rountagne,
at the Office of Works, Guildhall; or at the Canal Office;
Black wall. WOOD CHORPE.

MONMOU ITISHIRit. •
VALUABLE COLLIERIES AND IRON-WORKS.
To BE LET,
On Thursday, the ith day of November, lAI I, at the Lion hr
In Pontypool, on a Lease for 60 Years
MOST eligihle s;tuation for opening decry large
COLLIF.RIES and IRON-SrONK WORKS, and for es-
tablishing extensive IRON FURNACES aid FORGES, situate
at Nait-Sycban, only one mile and a half above the upper end
of the Pontypool branch of Canal from Newport, having the
command of a fine stream of Water, which wit Word two or
three falls of forty feet each, and sufficient to drive much Ma-
chiocry. This Estate contains about Twelve Hundred Acres, I
under the greater part of which lie the Fame range of veins as
those bf Bltienafon and Pontypool, being front tilere to nine feet
each In thickness, and equal in quality to any in Monmouth.
shire for making and manufacturing Iron, and all other purpotto g
together with numerous Veins of the best lion Stone, sufficient
for ;he supply of two or three Blast Furnaces ftir snare thatt:tlii
whole tern, ; and Lime-stone Quarries withip tlire4-quarters of
a mile of the premises.
A Malta Level will drain an immrsie quantity of each vein 'of
Coal and Iron Stone; and shallow pits aid small Entities will
work inexhaustible quantities of both.
Thins also a singularly conunanding situation In consequence
of being placed within a moderate distaxce of shipping at New-
port, where large quaitriries of Coals (from extra-o oi kings above
cite supply to the Iron Works, or sense particular veins of Coal
not shltable for the manufacturing of Iron) way be advantageously
disposed of.
Great quantities of Coal from this Colliery will moreover be
shortly conveyed by the Catad ton ar Abergavenny, and front
thence, by a tram-road pow forming. rewards Hereford.
The rail roadlea.img front the Canal td Pontypool to Blaenafon
runs within half a snik of the premises, and the ground is very
suitable for a breach if rail toad to join the same. .
le The tenant may also rent she who-of the Fat Ins and Lando
under which Coals and Iron Stone lie (being now let at wally
which will afford extraordinary accommodation to works tit the
above description.
Farmer Valentine se the premises will show the lands; and for
(linker particulars apply (if by letter post paid) to Messrs. Martin
and Davies, Morriston, near Swansea (who are authorised to let
the same), or to Mr. Webb, at Pontypool, on the 7th of No-
vember next.
N. B. Also to be LET, a very valuable COLLIERY, situate
within a mile of Pontypool, at Graig-Ell, and intrnetlfately bo-
tween Cwm-Frwti iJre and Nant-D4 Brooks, comprising great
quantities Q 1 the same veins as the befOre-mentioned, ar.J worka-
ble by level, and by shallow Engines end Pits. Enquire as above.

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dented Pripara kn.. for the Skin, Mrs. VINCP.NI's
LAND'S LOTION.
Copy of a Letter frina J. Dea, Esq. late Captain in the Honour-
able the East India Company's service, to. Mrs. Vincent, sole
Proprietor of the Gentle-le' Gowland's
hlidam—Since my eeriest fromindia, I have been under the
care of most of the eminent Physiciana in Landon, for the cure
et a violent scurvy in the fete; I went to Bath, Buxtom, .1' un-
bridge-Wells, Bristol, Cheltenham, and Uarrowgate, and used
sea.water for three season, successively, but without avec ; at
length' your Lotion was-recommended to me, which drew Out all
the humours, and in a few weeks I was perfectly cured of a most
rancoarnits and alarming scurvy in my face ;'and am now as pet-
fectly.clear of all redness, or any symptoms of scurvy, a. if I never
had any such disorder. This I give you under 'my hand, and
Li-
berty to publish it to the world, fur the good of the public in
general. I am, Madame, &c. J. Da.'.
I.isson Grove, Paddington.
Sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. 6, DavWs•street,Grosvenor•aquare;
Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford street ; Ripge No. 65, Cheap-
side; BMus, Bath; Brodie and Co. Salisbury; end by all thetlloSt
respectable Venders of Genuine Medicine. and Perfumers in
Burr p%in Onsets, as. 6d.—Pints, ss. 61—Halt Pints, 21. 6d.

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