The Sun. — London, England, 1801-04-23 00:00:00

0 IqUIVIBEJ, -680. _ . NEW ROYAL CIRCUS, ST. GEORCE's FIELDS. The PUblic is tespeCtiully informed, that the Sew ROyal Circus has undergone an extensive and total alteration, in 'elevatiOn of tile Scenery, Ittigthetiihg the Stage, rendering - 'the Atulience Part of the House more commodious, m 4 every way improving the interior and exterior in Adam ' modation, Elegance, and splendid MN: oration: TILLS EVENING, APRIL 23d, isol, Will brirresented a Variety' of • NEW EQ U ESTRIAN E,XERCISEs, Arid which. A New Grand Ballet Pantoinitne, with entire New Music, D resses , Scenes and Decorations, in Two Parts, combining Song; Dance and A.Ekion, and founded on historical fads, called RINALDO- RINALDINT; . Or, -THE SECRET AVaTGERS. This celebrated Outlaw, RINALDO, dOurished in the former p - art of the last Century, and to elucidate his wuntiertul atchieven ients, and the estimation his valour, blended with humanity, procured him, we have but to quota the following passage from the Preface of his Ger man " All Italy speaks of him : the Ap po:tniie Mountains and the Sicilian Vales resound with the of it'inaidini it lives in the Songs of Flounce. and Calabria, and in the Ballad, of the Sicilians...l:ram the.surn mit of the Alps to the extzeitilty of Appenines, Mtn talk of his atchievements, and when the ,Gatrulous Villagers of - Calabria assemble in the evening before their doors, every one is ready to relate some adventure of the Valeroso Capiiino Rinaldini ; it is a pleasure to witness the eagerness'and emu lation they exprels. The Shepherds at' the. Sicilian Vales alternately enterflin - each other with stories of hint -; ' the the d ay peasant, though exhausted by the.hcat arid labottrof the day, seems reanimated the moment he begins to talkpi . Rlnaltlini, amid a circle of his acquaintance. Wives acid Maidens, young Men and Boys, 'all listen with delight when their Fathersioul Husbands speak of him. • Nor does slap oppress their eyes, if their labours be but enlivened with a story of Rinalduti. He is the liero of the Soldier's Tale . , in the guard-room or the lonely watch-tower upon the 'coast ; and of seafaring men when ttztained nnwillingly on stone' or • becalnted upon the ocean. Hills and valleys, spinni4-rOorns and cottages, alike resound with ballads of 'Rinaldint. ' n the Gouts,: of the ist Part, two entire new Ineirtal Dances, in the latter ut which will be introduced, afP.aa gul f by iss J. Denny. • After which, 4th time, with pew Scenery, Dresses, and . Decorations an entire new National Speaacic (cOnurieniorit- - ing our late Naval Atchievernent) called • • • ' THE NORTHE RN FLEET Or, BRITIS.I-IINTRLPIDITY TRIUMPHANT. And the Proprietors beg leave to inform the Public, that' Mr. Ireland, thc i xlctorated riring Phamomenon, being per.: featly nnititata in his health, t* re-engaged, and will renew his astonishing Feats of Activity. To wnic.h. wall be addcd, with new and improved Scenery, Machinery, Presse,, and Decorations, the popular,Splehdld, SetioComic, redr4trian and Egmtariaii Pantomicne, called MACK FLUTE. • Or, tioLgginN Yn which that beautiful Animal, the Hanuver.an W orse TURK A;el4 ke oppooeci-tu an Arabian War Haz se in a Orrila TOWinalnena. • • T . . -- . A CARI 9. tqgw RON'`M, CIRCUS, SF. tI,FORGE's FIELDS. R. G. JONES, RIDING.MASTER, most respeflttAlly informs hii Friends, 4ncl tbc Pul..*;c: in sersAl l that . 10S 44ENEyIT is fi xi.d for TU tp ; :\' NEVI ,A - rid alth, tJet ;on which evening will be Vitesentai a Want thsplay of -. . 4Quzs 411 4 , BALL ETI CA L, vite-_,AL... trld ' , . - V AWrOMI MI C ' - • • • ' NTERTAIIIIVIENTTS, riirtioalan Otikettioh will be exprcsuxi in future Bills and Adverti.lernr.nts. , , , . t , , i _ ....,.., _.. iC*Cts to be Ma Of vit. 300435, 4 - 4 0. 4, 4..am.et......,, a nd. 'at hU rantheonßi4ing-School, the Corner of Webber-stmt, aratv: 4 ling the North Side o f the Magdalen Vospitat, Black. 04 4, w here he regularly attends from Seven i n t h e ar ni l iglin Three in the Afterocyon, to instruit the To.' iit e vot anti/ling and Managing the HOTA, for the Amy, 'toad, or fed. . _ , , • IRISH LOAN, iSibb. trirtHr. Half Year's Interest on Duplicate Detsen.. I fur*, whith fall due on the 20th instant, will be , paid ex that. airevy following day, at the Cuimting House of 144 x, PP LE. FRENCH, BORIOWES, and CAN , 1 41,4q,ep Vroad:arreet. - Art as;`oot. - . A DetICEVR. , Ft DYERTISER wishing for a .PERMA .OENTT SITUATION UNDER GOVERNMENT, 'takes peitilission to otter an adequate compliment to a Gen. Vermin choosing to resign, who may have interest to pro cure the transfer of his Appointment. • If a Clerkship in the Treasury could be obtained, it would be much preferred to the other Public Offices ; but the Ad vertiser will be glad to treat for a Place in the India house, India Multi, War-Office, ecc. or any ,Employment of re aipeetability. • ..• The Advertiser trusts he can give satisfaelory.references, and hid honour may be relirit upon. Address (post-paid) to' A. Li. Lloyd's Cottec-liouFe. ------..----_ _ ~ k:INGSTON's . ARMS INN, NEWARK, NOTTING . lIJVi.I. T 01414 LAWTON • begs leave to inform t 11:. —Nobility, Gentry , and Public in general. that in c,,,_ -Squence' of the sudden death of his Brother A .-i lON LAW TON, hehas undertaken to cOndua the said:inn ~., behal I of itimsel f and his late Brother's Children, aad hum!)lti and suppoil;whiLit s wims a continuan ce of their- p atronage it skate be his utmost endeavour to deserve,. 's: ANNUITIES, AND PLACES UNDER GOVLR • e f• MEW!'. • BE SOLD, the Absolute , Reversion of 4001. Stock 3 per, Cent. Consols, -for 1.601. receivable at the expiration 'of 33 months. A .Rent Charge of cool. a-year eor 001. and one of vol. a-year for 30 001 . secured on Freehold Estates in Essex, of the valtk of rooool. Gentlemen bar. i ng i nt e re st, maybe inforitied of genteel Vacancies and Re-• *ignatioits under 'Government, of 931. fool. 1501. 1031. 300 1 . 400 1 . 0 4. (pool. poi.. 8301. 10001. taol. and 20001. a-year, at and Abroad. .Persons possessing real i it comes, arising from Estates,bloney . in Furor!:, Kent . Charges, Marriage Settlenitnts, Gliutlb Livings, Widows Jointures, Pensions, lac; may be accommodated with Sums of Money, freM loci. to any amount. Personal Apliations, from Eleven till Three o'Clock, to - Melville and Co. No. Cecil-street Strand. No Let tars reeei'ved unless paid. „ • P • - • Church Livings and Government S,:curittes bought, "9" and exchanged.. L,j ,4.1 ( PRIAMTOI4, near B()GNOlt ROCKS, - SP SE X . ' : ~. db e 6 E. l r, 1)) , the fear, or for a Tuiii of SixAfanths, • • r . ' _ A Spaci6us READY FUNISHE.I3I.•MANSON .I 14.:4;,"4-4,-POUSE ;. containing nine Bed-chambers, tWb i)taW i4i OblYiti ltnio Dining-room, twt; good ,Parloarti t and r f . ,,, -- • , 6p t9tillhitTanc4 I-1411, upon.a scale. of ands:tat colwenuntee •an Oregano:. the kitchen and Offices arc excellent, icd a . Tei.,nt , ruay be.aceotomod4cd -with good Garden C.; round,- -Jai (roat- for. a cow iii the surruer,seabon. -The. iluus'e corpnlatula..4 delightful Ittm 'bdtlt of Sew:lo.l4ldt ariti is, in every respeCU caleulatcd•to ford* a . pleasant.Residetico for a Genticinan's,Fanaily. ,• - N. 11. Distance ireht .Lotiticni only 67.milis'eg rack . 0 i .-. • Poi lloundb, :add t , ;‘) Packs ofilarriers in the neighbour.- ....... . • .•••• . Letters .(Pcisi.paid), tlir...Cfet; to Mr: Turner, a t iliAttarl, i2n, . will be duls attended to, -1 • - • ....;.. . .., ,; ___ ‘,. VA, . • e!i,.. S , ~ ..--,-: %It' • iN • ~,51% . ~ , fit 1 \\,,,, . III it k. ' - . IMPERIIL PIIRLI4I'fEN7: ROUSE OF PEERS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22. THE gills before the Hpuse were forwarded in their respeetivestages. Among these was theSedi don Bill, which, pm-so:lnt to the Order of yestet_ day, was read a second time, and - ordered by their Lordships to he referred to the consideration of' the Secret Committee. • The Iniikecpers' Rates Bill passe,l, a Committu: of the whole House—Lord W, ,Ls Ln .the Chair. The Earl of Mot RA presented .Petitioni from cer tain Debtors confined in different parts of the king dom; and; also, one froni John Higginbotham, the re. puted Publisher of the AllitonitnoW in „Newgate, in consequence of the decision of their Lordships) seeing forth his utter ignorance of what w:6 inserted in .11w Paper, to which he described bitnsttif to, have afted only as Porter- - -his extreme unwillingness . to do any thing which might • trench upon - • the Privileges of their Lordships' Houk, etc.—his contra* circum stances, encumbered with an infirm Wife, and seve ral Children—and p►aying such Relief as their Lord ships in their clemency, mercy, and great wisdom, may pleaseto grant. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 22. . Z • • ~..• • These Petitions were, upon his Lordshipit'Mo. tion, ordered to lie upon the Table. An attested Copy of the Proceedings in the Eccles - siastieal Courts, upon the Case, being delivered in by the proper Officer, a , Bill to dissolve the mar -rine between john.Copt--and Mary his now Wife, was brought itti„.7o,read a first time. Several' Privittellills• were brought up from the Commons, and respedively.read a first time. CAMPBELL'S 114VORCE •1111:L. the Questio n Upon the Question for the second reading of .the Bill to divorce Campbell from Jesse his now wife, Counsel' and evidence were called in, , In this,Case, Which in t certain point - Of view, is closely cortneeted .with .that ,of Mr. Jane ,Addi Son, whose Bill to divorce Edwakd her husband, is now pending before their Lordships, it appeared, from, the statements of the Counsel and tVitnesses, .that .Dr. Campbell, was now, "and for-many years past,' a re_ sident at Calcutta, was married several years,. since.io Miss Jesse, Campbell, the ,daughter of, Sir. James Campbell of Argyleshire, and-sister :to the above' ntentioned:Mrs. Addison : that they have childrin, that, in the, course of year 119 r.Mrs, Carirpbell came with the children ft,. , :n India; that — in the course of the year 1794, tls,.: Lady was detetied SA, an intercourse with. Mr. Addison, 'the husband of her sister. The f a st of 'the Adultery . . : was satistatlorrly prbve4 .bksdiu:t Witnesses who %vete brought forward On the part of Mrs. Addison, to prove the Adultery of• her. husbasid,v.ith the' Lady in question ; and in consequence 'of xvhich Dr. Campbell instituted .an Action in the Court of King's Bench against Mr. -Addison; and recovered - '5OOOl. datnage.s, .and costs. The Sentence of . ..the Ecclesiastical Courtil .ih taVour of I)r.' Campbell - on this oecasion,.was also regularly proyed. These fafts ,appearing in evideke• to the satis_ . fatlion of their Lordships, the . Bill ‘ , Vas forthwith read a secobd time, amid _Ordered to lie cotnniitted for Fiiday: .. • , . Mr. CORRY ) Chancellor of the Irish Exchegtier, presented the 'Bill for granting Bounties on the 'lm portation, into 'lreland, upon Wheat, Oats, i Rye • ate. which was read afirst Anne. ' . . ' . Their Lordships then, after — dispesing of.sOme • Private Business, adjourned till'to-morrow, : . - • ,1 3 10YATE C9MMITUES.„.,, The Lords Committees meet precisely at twelve o'clock to-morrow, for , the purpOse.of investigating certain Private Bills, among which is .the Surrey Canal Bill. Mr. VANSITiAIti presented 114 ACCOII,IIt of the Amount of the Expellee of Subsistence of Subaltern Militia 0111i:els in the: time of Pe3CC`, which was ordered to lie on tho An AeOunt of the Ametini ,of the blitv nn Bops in the Year ate°, distirtgutsitnai; that paid: from dlfltrent Counties, ‘yzis moved Or and ordered. Mr, BRACCE moved for leave to bring in a Bill to.eriable the Lord Licuteow of Ireland to prohi hit the Exportation from, and the. free Importation intot,hat Country, of Potatoes, Corn, 8.7e.--Leave• granted.. fl4r. GEO. PONSONBY gave notice,, that'on Plitt:ly next he would move for leave to bring in a Bill for the purpoia of making, c4rtalti,regid.ins affdting the Courts of Law in Ireland Ott he meant also to move for. certain payers relative to the Public ACcounts and Expenditure of Inland, aq those already before the House did not appear to him by any means Sat i6rAttory, - and olso farther par ticularly to move for an account of the amount of Cotnpcmations granted in consequence of. the Union. • Mr...COR . Rl' said, he only,wisheil tost.ite that the paper# is,;:tbre,thc ,wete. thdse which it had been. rtetic4 time inunetuorialto r lay before the rth - li Patiiament., If the Hon.,Genti. matt tvcn d essi .et .a t'vibil i for.. the prodgt ion. of any other pert 1‘,:: would" inirmdiately 4ttt'.nd to the stlbjeN, .and if .no.praviculat impedivuer4 occurred from 'the nature to ctalte parer, b4:11..1 }lave nq (:; , jc-Bions.to its being granted. Mr. Ci. PPNSCMBY (lid not iniptite any blame to, the Right Lion. Gentleman, but he,, conle.tscct . present he 'could Ito( understand tk AC; (701111 LS. Ile thOug•ht . that'a new method . resliekting !h,.‘.lC.coilll tl of'frela•nd wasi-td,have l oocn 'a‘l,7.•)ted iel ,y:.‘ •'• ~ . 4? , *, F(...„ ; ‹ , - r• 1- 4 1,7,4 1 , i : , Z 'reity,""3.oi.l 7 7. ..:4;.• ... -3 •;,...- ......,-, L . 4 ... 1 • .. • v ,,,,. .., -7, 1 . , ...,-.., i ,. . L I-Ira, ,„..:,,., -. -4 1.4 A. , t e - i 7" 7e . 4 - s , i,,„.'-- "•;-, ' l t' - N /.. - ,- ‘eo.h. , 4 - , I::''4Ztt• .te.;;.'"?',„,.. "0 , -.,±!„.. 4 , -, - , : „,-. , • , -,(:-% - - ;: , ,.1 3 4.,. • , ..., i,.., (PRICE SIX PENC,., after the bominencemMt of th - yor t i , : 95.t.,t11.4.: thew the Accounts of the two Cmotr:es were 14 r4 b% united. • Now he wished to- - know ,why th. 6 county op- to the. 213 t of jantary had not beett-hti:i [reface Housp, . ,/ Ritl4 - explained 7 r-that tht: tyntal niouc had heen.ta:.iiuke up the. "accounts t o L. 44 )ay, thutf the • 2.5•14 of March,. and at tilo salnts tine to tn.,tite out an estitri.,:cd - a&oUtit tip. to Miohacirttr;, which brought thin six month a ftither ye'ar the surii.s had bet:n Voted ,n. the: usual- Irian: tr ; lint in c . Its'etlttence,of the pot, it h. 14.1 become ncceispryi in ottier to,risintilate .of Gycat thin, cct dis.ipprot.)! Lae thCmoney 17otedi and this ci rcu .11 ',lnce' had. prevented the possibility of making oil - • tile . Aixolan 10. - ta the Ist janu r ary, till the Disdppropriation Bill shall ire p3sse4. .Mr, Df.IN DA 8 mov ed shall to‘thorrow resolve i6e4finto a Coinmiitte ah f if e ftSrgery... okflank Notrs of the Bank pf MOTION FOR. TVIE bTJKE OF..YOU'r LETTER, • Mr. TIE I?T.EY ,rose to Move . flk the prodUttion, of what 14cOnsidered as a most - extraordmary ter, which had been quoted on a former night by 4:Right Hon. Gentleman, Hl3 Majesty's late Secre. tary of State for the War. tkpartmcnt, in justifica. tion cal leis cor, uEI. He_ felt a great satishdion iti assui-Lig the House that he ;boa occupy bOt little of their time, as the Motion appeared so simple to . him, founded on •a •strong and eviknt, propriety,, that the groutids,of - it may be stated almost. in' a single*sentence. The Commander in Chief Letter informed the War Minis - ter that the:Arli Vas in such a state o( want of discipline, thatrt 1 ores Qf 20,000 Edell COtad.. not he ready tot reign Expedition in less than two atonthsitif9rcf,v is extremely important quit LCtt6,r,portraingovi4 - .1, information should •be, Defuse, the lits ; to ground •of < Inquiry into the e:tues-' I staternent. Fit. was convinced ell .though. rite= y,r flon. gen i;e0411 t o NV !lora this letter adtilt44T: : 2 , • %vete himselfin oEice , there %13t4iil;be Motitin. ilut, as lit. was siiea - kin'g oefo,k Mlnif sters who, on theirentranteintooltt:c„.;•.ed them: serves to :tsl 4ndependent of pitrty-biai or persOnal conneittion; he 'could have no doubt Of JFS 51.!:.:;••••• *PC4tll:llls . ll . Pug ought recolle.;t that ,this Las , beet! •carried a" new planner. 4. ne , ! . .- Offiect was ,crcated 4n,vurpo. , ,e for the IF.ight Gentle,. • - • A. khird : Scereturi*:is was'appoil ) t.: •ed, and, the. 1.. t. ' Catjf.l"d,to fii)' 'The: intention , orthis not f. , ..irAy to ,form plans, for the coodutt \l:4v ? Exlr~cijtto;is t Ol' - earrying ii effjt-14, much respcaed th e . tolents Of the Gcntle m itt.lorrte ;:lt.spc.ls7:llte i codild 'eci'•:ey . for his Qwii part, riolzusin'e , ,s ,for they wcxc le'ss adapted 'thin this: The oply, other ob.. jget r for .. w 44 : the ol4ce coul tiecteated, vt - 4 . perint.co . 9ther , offwes, atrtl.cl r Ike 2,etal.l's of the Military, Service, at the :ciaon.try,. and h -this the Rt. thin. GeOtlentah -NV4LS, in his. 'Opin' kin qualified. • lte.must.therefort :upw) Iya r l 'the ditty of "(he ; that he, hal nothing to do with the - .Navy; but rh.:t hedi da the whole ,superintendance If the Ara,le3 of the Cola.. try. .If _this':letter should be granted, uhich lie hoped it Would be, .he would undertake. to bring charge ag:..inst the Rt. l-lon. Gentleman for his eon dud In -that The -Ist. , Hon. Gentleman was appointed• to his office in rib-. reCollat'that every year since that t ! iiile he has come - to the . House demanding an increase of..the I\dillt:try .Foree, .and; that the.-House, . with thy most unusual zeal and - confidence, voted hini Supplies of. men riiid money almost Oen to . antreipqo .ana 'exceed his wishes, tillat List, in the year r Bq9,wlten this itter was wtitten,, the Militaryl4ree 4,0 i. the Country 41 increased the - astonishing., -ainOunt : or,3cro,ooo men. In ,1798 he got 10,000 frOm ,the Sv plementiry Militia . , and such. "ins_ the eagerness dis_ played throughout the Couniry to gratify his,%vishes for ,the,inerease - of the Military ,Force orithe,Coun- try, dna the most NobletrieriFnAGe:itl ,men in it, aid not disdain 'to ad as his Serleants...ltl 1799 lie drow 30 . ,00p tne t ti„ftpai.zil.'n, Force, in order to,*end them tkicExpc;u; . iicnio Holland. Re, did those i‘.1:11 he aped, at that ealaimed,against the .hate in iv het ii th:zse men ,were „sen't..tet Holland, and di.clal'7, - %1 ;heir opinion . that they-.Werc IrtOt in SLate. Of di;0005 ; t0 be sent' on such arduous tfervi , x.. Titis..hdwiNer,the •Right lion. Gentleman at .that time storutly No.w let Gentletnen,itl:(lo, d.itc.:s . ,'121.1e A raw re- - turnedfroin'Hoilavd in i , :oc.ciliTieT, ,t 791 ill.: Letter is dated the t lith t f Vibruary, it aftet}es f ront i .4t l l4 t.on,ar bc,i.ng - tuacle last date - to the COmmarttic...7 in Chief for 4 . 0,000 men, .tty be, Sent 'on.an•E'xpedition'to. the I\.:%'iliterrancap, the.mrn wete„found to be in tindiAc',l.lit)Cti a .4 tate th:tt 41.qy did•not even know their ownollicers„ and tieaZ this . was wanted .the, service of :the Comiltry, conld not b e gqt - ie.ttly in less titan two months. ‘Vhat now become of the fine aei plined.. Army O tt It cli , the- Right, lion. Genilciitan said had gone to ,Holltind.?, « Wltat had ,become. - of :ill *hat s,.::tcnte military forCw, And . thwe lib,2ral, if nor . p :ofu4 - which, h a d been voted for ratis ing and maitit;oning it"?' G.4itlemen - will surely cow :sec that it.is. their duty to :nciorte into the a l plici... lion of the bupplics and force which they, he doubt. ed.not, from the. purest Motives, had •,put at oC His'Aesty'slate irlinisters. Let•ti,ent Te,c.JilcsA,ll . : it,was Viso at this very tvfmcd itll,inquiry as unnecessary ro. ft.r . t.i to - ‘!li.leonyCntion tot .the evaewition• .of .E.g••}Tt:; ;W. rth, , t they,.soratilly related all tures tor for' letthcra' uccolktll, that these N'llttisters had so mismar;aged the aiLirs.of the'cotmtry,..that they could poi, hnd d • ; I OFFICE FOR sive AND WOUNDEIYSEAMEN. March .16, iZet. . THERE being d (tutittt of SURGEONS' MATES I to serve in His Majesty's Ships the CO4OI7SSIONERS for SICr and WOUNDED S EfINIEN do her+ • give Notice to Reis Gentlemen at may be willing . to serve therein, that they many, an aillication at their Office in Somerset-place, receive Lours for gxamination before the Royal College of Sargeons lotdoi, and that Appeintraeati will be give,: to them according to their estaations. A n Addition has lately been made' to the Pay of Surgeons' Mates ; oan Allowance grantedfar defraying their Travelling rspences ; the particulars eptsehiris may be known hy apptying 21 the Office of the said Commissioners. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, , Westmintter, April dot. rr HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Hi: MA. YESTY': ORDNANCE do hereby give notice. that Pro psals will be received at this qffice, in .st. Margarewtreet, Warminster, on or Wort. the 251 b 4.1.3, of April instant, from tuck Pawn: as may he willing to undertake the tupply of COPPER HOOPS and • RIVETS, , for the gertike tithe Ordna»re, upon a•ContrJa,fix UN, Voar . 7 . rhe Terris . and Condition of the Ontrag may b< .reen opost4p iplication at the *rein St. Vaegaret-strett, 114.stmineter. The PralpoYah sealed up and niark'ed on the outside," Prepa:al for rin Sappy of Copper It;ops,and Rivets for-the Service of• Ordnance," tray 6( delivered at the.Ogice tbe.coarse tbe,2.sth I.:). of April instant, after which' nate uillhe 'admit/red.. By Order cj the Board, IZ., H. CREW, See. MAGDALEN HOSPITAL. April to, lllots PATROVEAS—THE QUEEN. • PR,Esinx.NT—Tiv. •EAR.I. or RADNOR. vtc • Duke of Northumberland, - The Hon. Philip Pusey, Lord 'Romney., . George Musgrave, Lord Gte'y de Wilton, liihu Julius Angcrstein, Esq. reasu re r —Alexander Bennet t 1 7 1 H E ANNIVERSARY MEETING of GOVERNORS of this HO SP IT A L.Will4)e. holden :tulle London Taveru,..,in Bishopsgate.strect., op,.Thursday the 3 0 th of this instant April ; after a SERMON to be Pti,acherl in the Chapel of the Hospital,' in St., knzorge's Fields, ' • • Bythe Rev. THOMAS RENNELL, D:F.'A. S. Master of the Temple,;, • • * l ,* Prayers to bkgin at twelve o'clock.-Dinner on Table at.f‘ve o'clock precisely. - , ; STEWARDS. Maiquis of Hertford, George Holland, Esq . . Hon. Charles Finch, • John Keysalf, Esq. Edward David Batson, Esq. George Maltby, Esq. /ostill% Bromley, Esq. Rev. Fras. Randolph, D. D. . Ceorge frown, Esq. Thomas Smith, EN. Robert Darell, Esq-. • - Richard Welch, Esq. .00orr Admission into the Chope,l by Tickets on that day, nniy; (no Ticket being required for Admission to Divin e Service, either on - Sunday' mornings or evenings, when.a cut leelion is nude on going Into the Citapel•) , t+t Tickets for the Chapel and Dinner will be titnely sent to everfG amino and S.tlvicriber ; and . niay lie had by any persons deSirdus of promoting so benevolent aft Institu• tion t uy application to the Stewards, or to she Secretary:at the Hospital. . By Order of the.C3 4 rnittee, i'OHN PRINCE', Secretary. SCARCITY Of MONEY. N these . unpreetdentedly distrait:a times, the I rimi-g-mition of a pecuniary aid, when it is made front any nuly respeCtable quarter, becomes extrymety intereiamf, e ven to those wrto have ,the verybest Soculaies to otter. In this important contemplation it is, that, a man of ample power, and of the first respectability in life (which an inter- NK r", or other confidential correspondence wilt evince), is Nppy thus to tender to people of rank and honour, on their personal obligation only, or to persons possessed of landed, `funded, or equally fixedproperty fDigifitaries of the Church, elknefieed Clergy, or Ladies having Dowers, ur Settle- Ipents, in particularj, any insunt Sum, by redeemable An nuity-Loan, at Annuity Interest, but nut less than 15?1. nor inorwthan pool. 'to any one perstin. It would be idle to S te, that the leading. motive. for this Ail dryst is not to ac quire.an advantage beyond what can be Made by any other legal mode of Loan, for. it really is 'the motive; but, tiger ;mess, every transa ction', arising from :it. will evidence its being founded on printiplestiiametrically opposite to the nu , srierous plausible, but mostly deceptions, otters, of this *siihjeti, in the public prints; of course, on principles of in • %int'', secrecy, and dispatch ; and, it toll;w4 of unfailing yielding the most portt:4l, satisfaction to the Borrower, in the result. Letters, candidly giving name and roeuleticc, will , have ever gentleman 4 Attrition paid to• sham, difeeted to Mr. 11. Atison, to• the car#! of 111 r. Rinhenond, Master .01 the New Chapter Coire.,:-liou.ie, Dukeisootirt, roaii.court,- Lo Acre, London. • No Agent, or Broker can be lis tened to, y nor an let terss noticed which are not postage paid.. OAK AND ASH TINHIER, • •, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,' . • By MEGGY and CHAPS., On Saturday the2-th Day of Aprij, 1801, at the White Hart It Brentwoca, Essex, at Thredo'Clock ih the After- - , noon, in Five I.ots, IXTY-FOUlt remarkably fine OAK and EIGHT ASII TIMBER TREES, as they stand upon.a Parm In the Oecupat;on of Miss Davis, at Shentield, within a mile of Brent wood aforesaid. Co4ditions will be produced at the time of Sale. • liNcoLt4stititt. , 60, • TT O BE LETT, had eutercd..upoit immediately, 3 MANSION-HOUSE, , ,i;onatettiii.of ntttnerouo Apartments,. with largC and , trNyveniept 'clef:left:ll ()ffices, Coach-houses, atirl-•Srabtes tits 113tSitliglit Olteni' and Pad deck, with TWe-I,ltr-firo Acres of Pasture .Land, 'situate at Pratithipi, and Lite in, the occupatiplta Sir Carnaby HAg lorston, Hart. who quitted - at' Larl,,day last: ' 'The Sltu4- ton . wili be bunt most convenitilt for iiuntiO, being in the centre cattle Duke of it,sutland'eiunt, hetwcvn the tershire and Wilsflpi countries, and a short dist:lnce iron', Lord Sielton's, Ilcathente's • par further particutlrs - enquire of Alv4srs. 'Fouric t Palmer, and Pagh, Bvtletc6-builatijs,•livibora..; , ar4d of I,lcors. Lei) . and °atter, at GrAsithain: . , TH U RSDA Y, APRIL 23, 1801. NEW ICIANtrFACTORV. OB ARTS and PLOWMAN :most xespeafully IV inform tlic Nobility and Gentry4ho have not seen their NEW and ELEGAWI' MANUFACTORY 01 CH-Ahl- BELI,RY and ITALIAN MUSLJ NS, that their Warehouse is the only place in this country wh,:re they - can be had genuine—No. t. ehandos Street, Covent Gardeii.. • N. B. A'Great Variety of FANCY SII.!{.S . by the Ma nn iacttirerS. , . I . AYI.,ESBURY,,AUCKS. TO LIE SOtl) BY PR,IVATE CONTRACT, Either together or in tots, A Most' Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, A •TYTHE.FREE, situate in and'near, the Town of Aylesbury. covisting ot the MANORS of AYLESBURY, Ninth 'BIER - roN and BROUGH`PON HUI-LANDS, alias Broughton Stavety, 'extending over the whole of the Parish of Aylesbury, Bieretou, and. Hulcott, and tho greatest part of Weston Turvyll. The Tolls of the Market 4 , f Ayles bury, and sundriw very rich and eligible Farms, 'in the -occu pation of respetiablel'enants.• • • Particulars may he had of Messrs. Forster, .Cooke and Frerc, of Lincoin's.inn, who aro authorized to mai tnr thC Sale; of Mr. Davis, of teAnor, TetswOrth, Oxfordshire and at the White Hart Innitt Ayleshuri. There are some.peculiar riviirges; attached to this Est.itz well worthy the attention or,afPureltaser.