The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-24 00:00:00

ARMAGH;

May ,izo.
"(ATE EREAS the -.REMAINS' of Ole-. late
I' it RICHARD,, LORD „PRIMATE, have been de-
posited .in the Cathedral of Armagh for near four years,
without any other Memorial than what has arisen from the
contemplation of the many magnificent Buildings and Insti-
tutions, erected and endowed by him for public benefit, and
private-convenience within this City, Diocese; and Kingdom.;
We, whose names are hereunto subscribed, having been
honoured with his friendship while hying, and revering -his
memory now. dead, have agreed to subscribe the Sums affix,
ed to our respediye names, for the purpose of erecting a Mo-
nument to his Memory in the Cathedral of Armagh ; being
convinced, that if the Natieni at large had an opportunity of
testifying the grateful recolledion they have of such a Belie-
fador, a Sum would be raised sufficient to ered 'a Monu-
ment worthy Of a Nation; desirous of affording an example to
his .Succesors, and. all Posterity,- of the grateful -sense they
feel for the' Memory of a Man, who, for near Thirty Years,
tilled the first station in, this Realm, with so much credit to
himself; and benefit to these kingdoms: •
RiChard Allot, late Precentor of Armagh, ,C. a. d.
now Dean of Raphoe, 22 rs o
Wm. Lodge, Chancellor OfAirnagh - 22 IS o
James Archibald, Hamilton, Prebendary of
Mullibrack - - 22 IS 0
John Foster; tateSpeaker. . • so O 0
R. Muriay,i Provost Trin. College, Dublin 22 rs o
subscriptions, to be received by the Rev. Dean Allot,
• Raphoe ; • the Rev. Doctor Hamilton,' Armagh ; and at the
Rouses of Sir Wm. Newcomen; •Bart. and Co. and the Right
lion. David Latouche and Co. Dublin ; and Messrs. Ham-
thersley, London.
• N.H. The breaking out of the Rebellion immediately after
the above Pzper was signed, prevented its being proceeded on
till now. •
Armagh,',od. 23, 18,,t.

GOVERNMENT AGENcY-AND ANNUITY OFFICE,
N 0.7;
Cecil-street.
M E L
Public,\i'
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negotiaterespectfullyev every
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difilcorirpmt tion he
continuead
to)
Government Appointments, Commissions, and Incornet;;
which, from their extensive connections with monied men,
renders their Office truly a;.lvantagepu.; lo those who have
any kind of Appointment or -Incomes- to dispose of, either
Sinecure Places,- Pensions, or Places of Duty, having always
on their Books many respedable purchasers for the same.--.
Fifty Thousand Pounds are ready to be Lent oh Estates,
Money .in -the Funds, Annuities, Rent-charges, Marriage
Settlements, Widows' jointures, Churelt Livings, "&c. "re-
deemable at pleasure of the borrower. several yearly in-
comes to be sold ; one 201. a year forsizol. ; one 401. a year
for 2401. ; one 701. a year for 4201. ; one 1001. for 6001. ; one
1061. a year for 7001. ; one zool; a year for izvol.- Gentlefnen
having. interest inay be informed of very genteel vacancies,
both'etvil and military, from mot. to 20001. a year, at home
and abroad: NaVy and Military Officers Half-pay and Pen-'
siOns received. Office.hours from eleven till three o'clock.
(rr- No Letters received unless Post-paid.

G I LL's WARRANTED SWORDS, &c. &c.

TO. BE SOLO BY AUCTION, ON THE *PREMISES,

By Mr. WARREN,
On Monday"the 3nth inst. at Eleven o'Clock,

By Direction of the Executors of THOMAS GILL, Esq.
Sword-cutler and Gun.inaker, lately deceased-

AIL the VALUABLE STOCK of FINISHED.
GOODS,'at his late Manufatlary in Mass-house Lane,
in Birmingham; comprising .a large Assortment of his best
Swords, ,Hangers, Dirks, Scc. for Military as well as Naval
Officers, of all ranks, elegantly fitted up with Silver, Gilt,
• and Steel Moun,tings ' • also some fine unmounted Sword
Blades ; a variety of Steel, Gilt, and Silver Hilts and Fur-
niture; Guns and Pistols ;. several Dozens of highly-finished
Patent Steel Snuffers, Razors,. &c. of Mr. Gill's Manufac-
tory; the peculiar excellence of which has long been univer-
sally known and acknowledged. ,
Also, on Tuesday the rst December, and
,following Days,
all tile UNFINISHED STOCK, &c. &c. ; consisting of
large quantities of Blades for all kinds of Swords; Bayonets
of
.all kinds, finished as well as unflnished ; Gun and Pistol
Barrels, -Locks, 'and Furniture of every descriptiOn ; twelve
Tons of various kinds of Iron and Steel ; joiners', Carpen
ters', Masons', and Coopers' Tools ' • Walnut and Beech C; up -
and Pistol Stocks, and a quaut,ktv of dry WalnufPiank.
Catalogues rrul be had eight' 'days preceding the Sale, at
Mr. Gill's Sword and Tok-shop, in Norfolk-street, Strand,
London; of the Printers of the Liverpool and Bristol Papers,
or at the Place of Sale.