The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-18 00:00:00

SONS Ot THE CLERGY.

rTIFIE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC-to be per-
.
1. formed at the Anniversary Meeting of this CHARITY,
will be in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, on Tuesday
the stli,'and the Anniversary on Thursday the 7th' of May,
~vhen a Sermon Will be preached before His Royal-Highness
the DUKE of Cu MBERL AND his Grace the Lord Archbishop
of Canterbury-, their Lordships the Bishops, the Rt. Hon..
the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Clergy, &c.
By the Rev. WILLIAM LISLE.BOWLES, M. A.
Rector of Durnhleton, in Gleicestershire.
ST Z.W ARDS.

Royal Highness the aoc.r. of Comity. ave.,
The Right Ron. Lord HAitEwoop, •
The Right Rev. the Lord 13khop'61CilEstia, -
The Might ,Hon: She LORD IgAynit, •
The Right Hon. Wm. 'W I ?WHAM, M. P.
' Sir Roileicr Peilr,' Bart. M. 1.).
The Rev. PHIL 13101 N riON, LI.. 13.* .
CHARLES DUINICOMRt Esq. M. P. •
CHARLES ELLIS, Esq. M. P.
THOMAS JONES, Esq. M.' I'.
THOMAS- ARINC, Esq.
RIFHARDSON BpItRADAI Lt. Esq..
• The Music will consist of tho Overture of Esther ; the
1-inncireddrPsalm harmonised by Mr: C reaforeic ; Mr. }Lin-
dens Dettingen Te. Nritn, and jubilate, with the Chorus
front the Messiah.; " 114lielujah, for the Lord.. God Ortini-
potent reigneth ;" an Anthem composed on purpose for this
Chafity by Dt. boyee; and Mr.. Handers 'grand Coronation
anthem. , • •

Th;Mi.isie to be conduEled by Dr. Arnold. Mr. Shawe,
Leader the Band.
Tile, doors of the 'Cathedral Will not be .opened before ten
o'clock. The choif aftd aisles will be carefully matted. • •
'Tickets fix the Cathedral, and air the Dinner at Merchant
Taylors' 'Hall% in be hitkof, Mr. Robson, tiookicilcr, -Bond-
street MoUTs. RiVintiofts),"St. Paul's. Chnteh-yard t-Joho
Bacon, Esq. First-Fruits-Office, Temple and the Rev. Dr.
l'er.vrep, Lunbetli-VrraCe gratis.
Benefaalons 'to this Charity will be thankfully received by
John Bacon Esq. Treasurer' or tho 'Rev. Dr. Pearce, Se-
cretary to the Ste Wards.

•
ANNUITIES REDtENIAtILE, .4.141 b PLACES UN-
DE R. GOVERNMENT.
TWELVt Thousand Pounds will be immediately
given for tine Annuity or Rent Charge of 12001. a-year.
Persons possessing real Intim/Ws, arising from Estates,
Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements,
Church Livings, Widow Jointures, Pensions, kj.7.. may he
accommodated with sums of Money from tool. to any
amount. Gentleinco having interest, may be informed of
genteel Vacancies and Resignations under government, o
801._ 901.' tool'. )501. 'O6l. 3001. 4001. soot 6001.- 7001. Sool.
toocl. moot: and zoool.- a-year, at Home,and Abroad'.
,Severat well secured Annuities from lit, a-year upwards,
to be disposed of. -
'Personal Applications, froth Eleven till Three -o'clock;
to 114lville and Co. Cecil-street, Strand. No -Letters re-
ceived but what arerid.
P. S. Church Livings and Government Securities bought,
sold or exchanged. •

COMMISSIONS IN THE ARMY.
T 0 BE 'SOLI), PURCHASED, and EX-
CHANGED,, at the Agency Offices, No. to, Nor-
thumberland-street, Strand, and No. 6, Frith.street, Soho,
London. •
CAY-A LRY.--One Troop of Light Dragoons, a Cornetcv,
and Sub-Lientenantcy of Life Guards, several Cornetties in
Heavy and Light R4mtents. 'T'o be xchanged, two Tmoiss
for Companies of Infantry ; bne Troop lathe East Indies for
Troop or Compactly at home; a Lieutenantcy in Dragoons in
the East Indies, for a Regiment at home ; a Lientenantey
in a New Regiment tor Old ; a Cornetcy in an old Regiment
ai home, for the. East Indies. • .
IN F ANT RY.,-To be Sold, a I.icutenantcy in an old Re--
girbent, with only one Battalion, and two I.teutenantcies in'
Vuzileer RegimentsEasigileies in Regiments In England,
Ireland, the West Indies, and with the Expedition serving
With Sir RalphAbercnrruhr.--To be Exchanged, one Lieu-
tenanf-Culoncicy for Cavalry ; one in a Caripariv in the
East I ; for h Conipany at home ; ditto, at the Cape, for
.ditto ; tWo Captains on. halt-pay to exchange tbr Pragoons ;
one in a Compams. on full:pay:tor halt; several Lieu tenant-
'CiCN in Infantry -tor''Dragoons ; Lieutenantcies. and Ensign-
Ties in Reginteriti.at.hillife'lbr the West Indies ; a Lieutenant
and Ensign an Idf-paY for full.; a Lieutenant in the Guards,
for a Company of I ntantle, on terms ; an
in iv Fenciole Regiment-frit the Militia, with It-I:and:Tome t-
.ference. • - •

. _._....... , .
...WANTED TI) pußctiAsE. —A ,Ltimonty, .several
companieF, and allAdjutantcy of Militias litewLe a Vfkr-
tint in Drigoons.-' • •
....4.eterb iiddfcssed as u 1. :abpvc to hlers...te siiii HArri;c4n,
will nice;
,re.sp4tt(ol.Aticatio,n.- • ... . ,- • ''.1
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Palnieti 1;)r ROBERT kER PORTER,
Lately exhibited at the Great Room in the
From the extent oft he Painting, the Subjeet will be divided
into three parts, either 'flaking one large Print, or three
smaller ones. They will be executed in the Chalk manner,
by John Vendramhil,' and published in rotation as they are
finished.

The size of each Print will be. 36 inches by al.
The price to Subscribers, Six Guineas the Set.--Proofs
Ten Guineas.--One ball to be paid at the time of subscrib.
ing, -and the remainder on delivery of the lag Print.
The first will be published during the present year, arid
the.l mpressions.dchveted in the order they are sub :ended for.
gabscriptions received by Mr. Porter, No 6, Gerrard.
.Street, Soho ; Messrs. Hamrnerslev, ;
and Cocks, Charing-Cruss; and Thompson, Printseller to
His I.lsjesty, and the Duke and Dutchess of York, Great
-Nevport-street, where an Etching Of the Centre Pku tii.ty-

WANTED TO PURCHASE,
AMAJORITY of INFANTRY in an °Mae.
giment. •
For Particulars, apply by letter (poit-paid) direled to
GC. 0. Blenheim Cothx-house, Bond-street.