Star.
London, England, 1803-08-20 00:00:00

TURNPIKE TOLLS TO BE LET.

NOTICE' is, hereby given, That the Tolls at ifing at
the feveml Toll Gates ended upon the Turnpike Road
Prom New-ltreet,t• Southwark, to Deptford in Lot, and
the Roads thereto ..cijoloing ; and alfo as two Ban or Our, be.
longing to the Trultees ereficd near Nakina's Corner, in the Par&
of Bemoadfey, in Surrey, will he Lett to the bell Bidder at the
Semmollee,in italt-lane,near Dockhead. in Bermondiey afoufaid,
en Mond..y, the sqth Day of Auguft roll between the hour, of
Final i:. the Forenoon, and One in the Afternoon, for the term of
one year, commendng rom the fi ft day of September next, under
the cootihtons and exceptions then to be declared, and will be put
up at fueb rum as the 'Fruftees then prefent mall judge proper,
winds Toth are to be taken ander ..n Ado/ Parliament obtained
in :he prefent Seffim, and are minfiderably greater than the *rolls
now taken on the bad Roads. Who ner happens to be the belt
Bidder, muff at 'he fosse dyne depeit the amount of two Months'
Rent, to remain in advance during toe Leafe. and give Bond. with
two fulfie.ent Sonia, to the good liking of the 'Frunze', In a joint
and karat Petialty.of equal amount with the year's Rent, or other
Security, to the fatisfaction of the Truftecs, for the Payment of
the Rent agreed for Monthly, as they dull dime% and for obfery -
once of the Covenant. in the Le are.

"The particulars of the Tolls may be had by applying to Mr.
Brent, the Surveyor. Cou•t, Rotherhlthe, cr of Udall
Drew, Clerk t• theTruftces, Bermundfey.ftrect, Southwark.
Auguft to, 1803.

NORWICH JULY 13.
ALL Perrone defirous of Contraeling for taking
down the pretest and building a New Bridge, at St. Michael
at Coflany, in this City, tither of Stone or Iron, are to deliver
propofals, kakd up, a the town clerk's office, in the Guildhall, on
or be/teethe Brit day of September next. with *plan and eflimate,
including di piling and planking for the foundation, the damming
and talang up the uld pier and abutments, and every other ea-
pence attending the taking down and Hearing the old Bridge, to
the grata depth of the river, completing the new Bridge, and
m ling good all damages to the adjoining eitatce,oceaßoa,d by the
work

If the Prnprifala are for a &OM Bridge, the following particulars
niuft be obferved

It muft be of Poetland Stone. in the fame place r tire pre‘ent
or, with ene arch of 36 feet (pan, the width of the Mme lit the
clear of the parapets, to be s 6 feet, including a ft,* way of four
feet wide, on the weft fide, the foot way to be paved with Scotch
Granite, and the carriage way with proper paving (tones, and not
to be more elevated than the prefent pavement. The old parapet
walls and copine to be ufed again, and the remainder of the ma-
teriak of the old Bridge, in fuck places as Mall be judged proper.
And if the Proporals are for an iron Bridge, the following par-
ticulars are to be attended to :

The abutments of the new Bridge are to be of Portland Stone,
and the arch of CaR Iron ribs, framed with pannels, the fpan of
the arch to be 36 feet, and the width of the Bridge in the clear of
the parapets, to be th feet, including a foot way ()flour feet wide,
on the weft fide ; the foot way to be paved with Scotch Granite,
and the carriage way with proper paving Items, and not to be elevated
more than the pretest pavement; the whole to be fo conftrutled
as to preclude the ufe of Forged Iron. The materials of the old
Bridge to be taken by the Contraitor, but loch part as mall be
judged fit by the Corporation, or their Agree., may be ufed in
couftruding the new Bridge.
ELISHA DE HAGUE, Town Clerk.