The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-04 00:00:00

SCARCITY OF MONEY.

TN these unprecedentedly distradeci Times, the
proposition of a pecuniary aid, wlftn it is nutlet:torn
any truly respectable quarter, becomes extremely interest.
ing,even toithose Vella have thevery. best•Securi ties. to oar.
In this important contemplation it is, that a Man of am.
?le power, and of the first ressne.Ciability in life (which an
interview, •or other confidential correspondence;„ will
evince), is happy thus to tender to People of Rank and
Inflow, or to Persons Possessed of Landed, 'or equally
lied Property (the. Beneficed' Clergy, or Ladies having
Dowers or Settlements, in particular), any instant Sum,
by Redettnable Annuity Loan, at Annuity Interest but
of not less amount than zoo'. nor of more than 00:1.- to
any one Palm'''. It would be idle to advance' that the,
Jeachng motivz of this Address is not .to snake a legal ad
vantage beyond what can: "be made by common Mortgage,
ir the Public Funds; for it really is the motive ' • hut ne.
verthelessevery transeaiin ariiiug from it, willevideners
its being founded on principles diametrically opposite to
the nutnerous alluring, yet (too generally) decepttous, of-
fors on this subjed in all the Daily Prints ; of course 4 on
principles of integrity, secrecy, and dispateh„. and (it fol.
Torn) of unfailingly yielding the most mica satisfadion
to c 1•1 Borrower, an the result.
• Letters only, candidly. giving the • Name and Resitlenee
of tkt: respeatvo Writers, will.be notice l but evry,gen-
eletnanly attention will be paid to such, direded (Postage
free) to Mr. H. Jackson, to the care of Mr. Richmond,
the Master of the New Chapter Cotke.'house, Duke's.
court, Broad-court, Long-acre, London.—"w" No Agent,
ot Broker, can be listened to. .

AYLESBURY, BUCV4;
rrO ,BE.SOLD, a inost Desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, TITHE-FREE, either together Or in
Parcels, situate in and adjoining the Town of Ayleibury.
The Estate possessescome F ECUL A R et,“ VI LE GES
and Advantages. The Manors are extensive
Particulars will shortly be ready tor, delivery, and in-
ferrnatiort relative to the Estate may, the mean time
be bad-on application to Messrs. Forster Cooke, naj
re
rre, of Lincoln's-inn ; and to Nit. Davies • Letvicuer,
nouTetsworth, 0 xtbrd.—l f the Estate is sold together,
a considerable part Of.the Purchase-money may remain on
Mortgage. •

- MOST ELEGANT COUNTRY 'RETREAT.
THE advance . 130 Guineas is wished from
some Man of Fortune, on an occasion which will be
openly given. The repayment is proposed to be made by
BOARD and • RESIDEN:CE; for .one year, in a stile
of respectability singularly appropriate to the ”pee-
tations and feeling's of a' %Guntletitart ; and including,
too, the Board and Accommodation •of a Man Ser-
*ant, with (if \vanted) Stieing and Carriage-standing.--
If no Servant is brought, a less advance would be
made to suffice ; and' should any material absence,
within the twelve month, unexpeetedly .occur 'to •the
Lender, -that circumsfautcc tititt, tt. be previously ad-
justed. The performance of the elagagelnettl'i usi ,the
part of the Advertiser, (could it bethought necessary),
would be respec-tably guaTantecd. The House is a struc-
ture of great appearance i the beauty.andlu;altlifulness•of
the situation,arc of such teal preenttnence, as to defy, the
possibility of exaggeration ;•.and should the. Gcsuleinan_
be fond of domOtic well-bred Society, 'and attached to
Veld-sports, and the sev4al Amusements which the first
srighbeurhood tan afford) (and there are Pahl,. herei he
would find himself peCuliarly, gfatitiett. It is within
four or five hants ride or drive of Town, through a Coma-
try abounding with the fioeSt picturesque scenery irnagin.
able:'
It is hoped no one answer this from curiosity, and
any real Letter cif with the Writer's name and address,
the limit,' will hit eithanced) direited'to R.. S. T. to be
-lett at Mr. Woodcock's, (late Morris's), China Shop,
Grcai Queen-street, Lineolil's-Irut-fields, will be resped-
Italy honoured.