The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-13 00:00:00

ASTLEY's ANNUAL PRIZE WHERRY;

(79VEN,in Honour of His Majesty!sßirth-Day,
which will be rowed far on Monday next, the !cat of
lune, in Four Heats, to start each Het from Westminster_
bridge, row round Boats moored • off Vauxhall and Hunger-
ford Stairs :--The First Heat at Two o'Clock ; Second
Heat at Three o'Clock ; the Third Heat at , four &Clock ;
and the Grand Heit at Five o'Clock. • •
mt..Astley wishing to encourage the whole of the
useful 80dy,...0f 3Vatermen workin on theßiver Thames,
will, in-future, give his Prize Boat alternately, viz. this year
to Watcrmen below Bridge only ; and next year to Watermen
above Bridge only.
Lot.
S
SH. Gently, 2 Bell . '2„,
b,
' King's Stairs, •
T: Dent, 1 Cherry :Garden,
S. Mean's, 5 Bear Key,
Green
•
T. Woolcot, ,2 Horsleyaown, 3 Blue: •
I R. Seal, S Battle Bridge, S
T. Hayes, 2 Horsleytiown, 2 y
C
4 T. Rathborn, 5 New Crane, S
•
SW. Walliner, 2 King's Stairs, 2
1
ripe.
5
'4
T. Sheidrake, 5 Cole Stairs, 5
45 . West, 2 Battle Bridge, 2 Pink.
- 11. Vinson, S George's Stairs,
.S 5: Webb; Iron Gate, .
'? G. judge; 5 King's. Stairs purPlc.
The Entertainments at the Amphitheatre, on the above
Evening, will he as follows :
First, zoth time, the Comic DivertiseMent

DARBY AND JOAN. -
Second, loth time, the Grand Military and Naval Speclack,
called,
BRITISH GLORY IN EGYPT

Exhibiting the whole of the Occurrences' from the 2d of
March, until the Glorious 2 tst, particularly the Grand and
Decisive Attack by real Cavalry and Infantry, and the
Capture of the Invincible Standard, which is preserved to
the ever to be tamented Sir • Ralph Abercri:mby, after
having received his Death, Wound.
After which, various Equestrian Exercises; and Mr. Ire-
land, the Flying Phenomenon,- will go through his wonder-
ful jumps.
The whole to conclude with. r3th time, the Comic Panto.
- • mime, written iiy Mr. Lansdale, called,
• PUSS. IN BOOTS -
I
Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE.!
Exhibiting, atnongst a variety ot'Magni&-ent Scenery, a cot.
re et View or the City of Pails.
And in the course 'of Ili! Performance, a Grand Nautical
Procession will take place, introducing the suc'cesStul, Can-
didates, who will be presented with the Prize Boat, preceded
by appropriate Air and Chorus.
Doors to be opened at 1-1:114:ist hive o'Clock ; Curtain rise
at Hatt-past•Six precisely.:.• •
Second Price at Half-past Eight o'Cl4k.
Box, 4s.—Pit, 24.4-Gallery, is.. -

WARIVICk RACES,
ARE fixed for TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
the Ft RsT and SECOND.DAYS:oISEVTEIWIER
next.--Praticular will appear in the Racing Calendar, and
other Paper's, in duo time. •

A . Single LADY or GENTLEMAN of respe4o-
- may be accommodated in a genteel Family with
a PARLOUR -arid BED-CHAMBER, or BOARD,-. if re-
quired, 'in an open, airy situation, within 15 minutes walk
of the Royal Exchange..-Enquire at :the Bar of the Rainbow
Colx,house,

FOR PUBLIC SALE,
At Smith's Coffee-house, over the, Corn Exchange, on
Monday, the tith inst. at One o'Clock KcciselY,
'VILE follotOng GOODS, viz. *so° Quarters
FOREIGN BARLEY, well calculated tor making
into Meal. .

7.6 Sacks of FLOUR.
to,ooo White and, Brown CORN BAGS.
woo .MAT IS.
Further particulars will be timely give, by
GEORGE Fitt NCH, Sworn Broker,
No. 6, Great Edst4llC;3l), .

• -FOR PUBLIC SALE,
A t ilatson's Ca-cc-House, C 011.1104 on Friday thel tyth 11.1
JUtle 18,1 , at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon,
T" OLLOW _LNG' GOODS;
139 Cases tine dttst DUTCH FLAX.
4o Cases tnid.iiing, ditto.
78 Cases coarse, ditto.
7 CAWS, ditto, ditto. -

z 64 Ca;:e,

For further PartiCulars ap'pry to,
k DIVA RD HANNUM; Broker,
No. So, Broad- ot rcet

TO BE SOLDBV AUCTION, .
fitness disposed of by Private Couti.ad, within the prestni
Month,
THE IMPROPRIATE TYTHE of 11()TtN.
CHURCH, in Essex. •

Inquire, of T. Caldecatt, Esq. Noo3,,Paper. Buildings
Temple.
June r,

CORNWA

TO he SOLD, the Next PRESENTATION to
the RECTORY of -4) ETI-1 RICK, near
Pei!stow, ofallont the yearly value.ot •
The l'ar:,onage Housse is, small, but convenient adjoining
to it are all suitable Ont-nouses; and the Gl..the is about 3i
acres or very rieh,arable, and pasture land.
The. present Incumbent is seventy-seven years of ago,..
A Public Audion will lie held for this purpose at the
King's .Arms, at Lodinin, on Saturday the 27th day of this
instant June, to begin precisely by four o'clock iu the after-
noon.
Apply for further particulars to Mr. John Symons, at
Trewettian, in St. Kew+ or Messrs. Elton!' and foot,.at
Plvinouth-hock. • - •
bated June s, aiot.

ROCHESTER, KENT.
TO BE SOLD By, PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ALL that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE, or -TE.
NEMENT, with the Appurtenances, situate in the
High Street, Rochester, in the occupation of Mr, Robert
Dixon, Bookseller and Stationer Tenant at Will.
Also all that other Freehold Messuage or Tenement, With
the appurtenances, situate in the said High Street, and now.
iri the occupation of the Widow ficxisson, Draper, Tenant at
Will.

The above Premises are extensive, commcxlious, and ad—
vantalicously Situate for trade.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Nicholson, Solicitor,
Rochester; or to Mr. Fiexney, • Solicitor, Chancery-lane,
London.

COLESHILL HOUSE, BUCKS, remarkable for the
Beauty of ha situation, which commands a rich and eaten-
:sive Pros pea towards Windsor from the South.
rrIO BE LETT,. FURNISHED, a Good FA.
1, MU.Y HOUSE ; consisting of a Dining-room, Draw.
ins.room, and Breakfast-mom, on the Ground Floor; three:
principal Bcd-rooms, with Closets, and a good Sittinkrnein
over the Eating Parlour. besides S‘rvants Rooms, with ex-
tensive attached Offices, Brewhouse, Laundry, &c, two
Coach-houses, Stabling tor Eight Horses,' a Farm Yard, with
Barn, Co w .house, a walled Garden and Pleasure round,
and Twenty Aeresot Pasture and Meadow surrounding the
in
House to the Road frO inetshant to Beaconsfield ; about
one mile from Antersharn, in the Parish of Aritorshatn,- and
twenty-six miles from London.
To be seen by applying at the Houso.. For ini-tho parti-
colaN, of Messrs. frogatt, 4ightloot, and hobs n,
Castle-street, Wcrst;r4scluara.

. This Day was published, price Is. 6d.
ACOMPARATIVE VIEW .of the PUBLIC
FINANCES at the B.:ginning and the Close of the
late Administration.

By WII.I,TA NI- hioRt;AN. F. R. S.
Printed for.f..Debretr, opposite Butlington.:l-iotise,
eachlir.
Of Whblil Mt' be had,: by the sattme Author,.
PACTS, and ADDITIONAL 'FACTS, addressed to the
.serious attention of the People of Great Britain, respeeling the
Expeoces of the IVar, And the State of the National Debt,
An APPEAL to the People of Grelt Britahti on the State
of the Public Financez, and of Public Credit.

This Day ws3 publishedi price is;
aCUBSTANCE of EARL TEMPLE's SPEECH,
(favored in the HOUSE of COMMONS on MON-
DAY, Mav the 4th, ISO', on the stitiejett of Mr. JOHN
ORN E TOOKE's ELIGIBILITY to a shAT in PAR-
-I.IAMENT.