The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-07 00:00:00

SAT URDAY, JUNE 7, 1806.

SOCIETY FORTHE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF
PIRSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS,
Craven-street, Strand, lune 4, 1806.
D ENEFACTIONS since the last REPORT,
Li viz. , ,c s. d.
The Right Hon. Lord Barham, V. P. A. 5 , 5 o
The Hon. Philip
,Pusey, V. P. per Secretary .A. 5 5 o
Lady Lucy Pusey, per ditto - • - .A. 55 o
Win. Morton Pitt, Esq. M.P. per ditto (5-years) to to o
R. Bransby Cooper - - ' A. I : 0
Wm. Atwick, Esq. per R. Dalrymille, Esq. ' 5 o o,
Mr. john Cotton - - - - A. 1 s o
Mrs. Cotton - - - A. I 1 0
Mr. Edward Pilcher .. - • - - A. i 1 o
E. P. - - . - A. t 1 o
Wm._ Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. - - A. 5 5 o
A Lady, M. K. - - - - I I o
Bicknell Coney; Esq. per,Secretary - , A. 5 5 o
F. H. (2d Beneladion this year) . - a z o
A. B. (being a sum arising from a Prosecution for
writing Receipts upon paper not stamped) to 0 0
Anonymous, per Secretary - . - ' 2 2 o
Matthew Winter, Esq. per ditto . -A. 2 2 0
1. T. per Messrs. Goldneys _ - 2 0 .0
Henry Crimstone, Esq. per Secretary - A. 2 2 0
Miss Vernier, per Sir Matthew Bloxam and Co. i o O.
I. H Browne, Esq. M. P. per ditto - A. '5 5 o
Herries, Farquhar, and Co. perditto •- A. 2 2 0
Rid err Herries, Esq. per ditto - 'A z 2 0
Al C. 'tr. Thomas's . ' A. 40 •- o
john Fryer, Esq. , - A. i 1 0
Sir T. Trigge, K. B. per Biddulph and Co. . A. 5 5 o
Mess-Bictilulph, Cocks, and Ridge - A. 3 3 0
Rev. Thomas Hughes, per R. Leete, Esq. - A. 2. 2 0
Anonymous, per Messrs. Hoates . - - 2 2 0
Miss Saltonsiall, per ditto - - A. 3 3 o
Adam Askew, Esq. per ditto - ' - A. 2 2 .0
D. C. M. a ady - - - A. so e o
D. P. per Dorrien and Co. - - • 5 a o
C. D. per l' a:ler and Chatteris . - A. a a o
lames hound, Esq. of tke Colchester Bank, per
• Lucadou .ind Co. - - - 5 P 6
A Gentleman, kit in Craven-street - 5 0 o
P W . Baker, i. sq. - - - A. 5 5 o
R. Pigou, Esq. - - • - A. 2 2 o
James Musgrave, E,q. - - A. 2 2 o
Mrs. Musgrave - - - - A. a• 1 o
A Friend, pet Treasurer - . x 0 o
Hugh Burges, £sq. 21st BenefaCtion, per Treasurer too o o
L. D. per Treasurer ... - - - a o o

27 $ 6 o
N. B. All Donations under ss. can in future be advertised
but once a-year, as not adequate to the expellee of advertising,
mot., lily.
Discharged and relieved from various Prisons 72
Debtors, for the Sum of - 243 8 7
Considered the cases of 3c. Petitioners. Approved 29.-
And rejeeted z.
13enerattions are received by James Neild, Esq. the Trea,-
surer, Cheyne-walk; Chelsea; alS'o by Messrs. Herrics,
Farquhar; and Co. St. (ames's-street ; Hoares' Fleet-
street ; t tiller and Chatterts, Lombard-street • ' iliddulph;
Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-cross ; Dorrien and Co. Finch:-
lane, Cornhill ; Hammersley's, Pall-Mall Veres, Luca-
dot:, and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street ; Sir il. Bloxhatn and
Co. No. 27, Graceehurch-street ; and by the Secretary,
No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the hooks may_ e seen
by those who are inclined to support this Charity, and where
the Society wilrmeet on the first Wednesday in, every Month.

LEASE AND GOODWILL.

CANNON COFFEE-1-LOUSE. COCKSPUR.STREET,

CHARING-CROSS.*
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SO!.D BY AUCTION,
_ _ .

By Mr. ANGELL,

On Monday the 16th-init. at Twelve u'Clock, at Garraway's
Coffee-house,
(By Order of the F.xecutors),

THE Valtiable and Desirable LEASE of the
CANNON COFFEE-DOUSE and HOTEL, late in
the occupation of Mr. William Green, deceased. The Pre-
mises recently been much enlarged and improved, at a
considerable Ex pence, and are • now in toll Trade; coin-
;prising a handsome pile of lofty Buildings, with extensive
range of -Front; elegant Colic-room, large Club and other
Eating ftuoms, and every necessary. Office: ' for carrying on a
Capital'Trade, :hch, together with its locality, stands un-
rivalled in the Metropolis.
The Estate is held , on Lease, at a low. Ground-rent, of
which nearly Fourteen Years are unexpired, and replete with
Modern RepairS and two 'Entrances; the immediate Tho-
roughfare to Pall-Mall, Haymarket, Spring-garden Gate,
and Charing crass.
_

The Ftirn'iture,
,with the Stock of Wine, ,Spirits, &c. if
required, may be taken at a valuation, otherwise will be Sold
by Audios. •
To be viewed three days preceding the Sale, with Tickets,
which, with Particulars a,,d Cthiditious of Sale, may be had
on the Premises ; at Garrawav's Cdae-house ; and of Mr.
Angell, 2,t,- Threadneedle-street. "

A SINGIJI.AnY ELEGANT COTTAGE ,ORNLE,
within Two Miles and 11.1-lall of SOU TH A M PT 0 N
TO BE SOLD liY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
New-et-e6ted COTTAGE, containing on the
Ground 'Floor a good Dining-room, Drawing-room,
'Breakfast-room, and Gentlemrn's-room, with BoOk-cases,
Butler's-pantry, and Patent Water-closet (opening from the
House), Kitchen, Scullery, &c. &c. Second Floor, four
best Bed-chambers, Servants'-rooms suitable : surrounded
by a Patldoek of three Acres, planted and laid out with much
taste; a most produdive Garckn, and Orchard stocked with
every species of Fruit Trees; a-double-Coach-house,- Dairy,
Stables, and Court-yard; and every' description of Out-
building.
The Sitnation is on an Eminence, commanding a View of
the Isle of Wight,
.Cowes Harbour, and West Channel.
The Elovatio.: of the House is simply elegant, with Italian
Roof, and Viranda extending the whole length of the body of
the House ;. in sh4E, the whole is on that uanyanient Plan
and Scale so -much sought after tin. the Residence of a genteel
Family, and now in perfect and thorough good repair, haying
only been completed laSt Summer : I t is elegantly Furnished,
and ready in every respect for the reception of a Family. It
may be had either with or without the Furniture.
For further particulars .apply to Mr. George Hookey,
Southampton; ~r to Mr. Peter Martinnant, No. 62, St.
James's-street, London. Letters will be attended to.

This Day was published, price-. 35. embellished with a Por-

trait,
THE TRIAL at LARGE of DAVID ROBERT-
SON, Keeper of the Jerusalem Hotel, Charles-street,
Covent.garden, and formerly M Aster of the Siandaid Tavern,
Leicester-fields, for an UNNATURAL CRIME with
GhORG ULSTON. Tried before Mr. Baron G ra-
,ham, at the Sessions-House, Old Bailey ; he was found
Guilty, and received Sententl of Death; his remarkable Ad-
dress to the Court, praying.an Arrest of Judgment.
Sold by I. Day, 22, Fetter-lane, fleet-street.

Where may be had, price is. The Trial of Colonel Pas-
singham and f. Edwards, for ti Conspiracy against G. For-
rester, Esq. charging him with many detestable Carnes.
Sentence—three years in Newgate.