The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-21 00:00:00

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VROM Berkeley-square, last night, a' very small
I: PUG DOC, 'iglu coloured, its ears rather long, cut for
iPug ; answers to the name of BE LL. •
Whoever will bring him to No. 20,, Berkeley-square, shall
be handsomely rewarded.

A GENTLEMAN wishes to place his SON
undei the Care of a CLERGYMAN of respcciability,
'who takes a few P.upils (not exceeding Eight), and resides
On the Coast.--Any application; direted to Mr: Robson,
Dookselicr, New Bond street, describing the situation, !lum-
ber of pupiis, mode of treatment and education, will be im-
mediately attended to. •

SEA BATHING.
HIdHLAKE NESTON, CHESHIRE,.
PARKIN '(late Butler to Sir. John Stanley,
Bart.) % most respMfully informs the Public, that the
hotel is now open for the reception of Company. The
greatest attention will be p?ict to all those who.will please to
honour B. Parkin with therr favours and commands.

ROSE INN, CAMBRIDGE. ; '
JOHN HORNS, Keepe'r.of the Rose Inn Coffee.
house, Cambridge, begs leave to return his warmest
hanks to the Noblemen and .Gentlemen of the University,
and his other Friends, for their support and influence for rs
years, and to assure them, that they may depend on his fu-
ture exertions to deszrvc their fairourt. And he further
takes the liberty of intbrming the Public, that he has taken
the Rose Inn, where Gentlemen rrtay be accommodated with
good Beds, able Horses, and good Cliaises ; and that it will'
be the duty, as well as the pride of his life, to procure them
every comfort at as reasonable a rate as the times will admit
of.

NEW MANUFACTORY.
OBARTS and PLOWMAN most respedfully
.I‘.. inform the Nobility and Gentry who have not seen their
'NEW and ELEGANT MANUFACTORY pf CH.kM./
BERRY and ITALIAN MUSLINS, that their Warehouse
is the only place in this country where they can be 'Ad
genuine-2%5(0: r. Chaudos Street, Covent Garden.
N. B. A Great Vatiety of FANCY SILKS by the Ma.
nufacturers.
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SHED HOUSE Wanted, about the end
ipURNI
j:
of juiy,. t. less than $o or more than / •..
..onuc'sist of throe Sitting and sixSed7roornirnlse,s gfrooo(nti
London • t°
Coach .house, Stables for three or four Ilortes
Otfices,
and 47 or so Acres of Land.. It will be taken for
t;ardiirnsar certain ; kind if, at the expiration, approved of, a
9unn. 3'l. term would desired.
lhet:
__s Jost- paid) to be addressed to A. 13. at Mr. Wood-
". tteL • wood's Rents, Holborn.
Lam's,
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FLACES UNDER GOVERNMENT, AND MONEY
CONCERNS, .

PO be DispoSed of, an A kNUITY of +Ol. a
I. year for 2401. one or 551. a-year for 3301. one or 801.
1-year for 56,1. °pea 1001. a-year for 601.- and one of mi.
'--a-year for 7001. Gentlemen haviug interest, may he inforineit
of several genteel Vacancies and Resignations,under Govern_
ment, of 401.. tool.- 1531. zoo'. 3001. 4301. soot. 6001.
7001. Soot. tocol..tsool. arid 20301. per annum, at Home and
Abroad.
moNEy.--10,-.,01. 33001. 40001. and 60001. are immediate-
ly ,rezdy for well secured Annuities, for which from six to ten
years purchase will be given. l'crsous poiseising real In-
comes arising from Estates, Nhiney in the Funds, Rent
Charges, Marriage Settl&monts, Church Livings' , Widows'
Jointuresi Pensions, &c. may be acccontodatediwith Sums
of Mons, from tool. to any amount, with permission to re;
turn it at their olltion.
Personal applications, from Eleven till 'fbree o'Clock, to
Melville and Co. No. 7, Cecil-StNert Strand. NO Letters
received hut what are paid.
Church Livings and Government Securities bought,
-sold and exchanged.
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SCARCITY OF MONEY.
TN these unprecedentedly diStratt:d „times, the
j proposition via pecuniary aid, when it is made from any
truly respectable quarter, becomes extremely interesting,
even to those who nave the very best Securities to oiler., In
this important contemplation it is, that, is man of ample
power, and of the first respectability in life (which an inter-"
view, or other confidential correspondence will evince), is
happy thus to tender to pcoplb of raiik and honour, On their
versonal.ohligatioa only, or to persons possessed of landed,
Tusided, or equally fixed property (Nnitanes of the Church,
the 13eneticect Clergy, or Ladies having Dowers, or Settle-
vents, in particular), any instant Sum, by redeemable An-
ziuity-Loan, at Annuity Interest, but not less than 1501. nor
Marc thall,soool. to any one person. It would be idle to
state, that the leading motive for this Address is not to ac-
quire an advantage beyond what can be Made by any other
legal mode of Loan, for it really is the motive; but, never_
lheless, every transaelion, arising from it, will evidence its
being founded, on principles diametrically opposite to The nu-
inerous plausible, but mostly deceptious,, ollbrs, on this
subjeCt, inn he public prints; of cou, on principles
tegriv, Secrecy, and dispatch; and, it tollows, 'of unfailing_
ly yillding they,
most perted satisfaction to the Borrower, in
the result.
Letters, candidly giving name and residence, will have
*very gentlemanly attention paid to them, directed to Mr.
-11, Jackson, to the care of Mr. Richmond, Master of the
Ninv Chapter Cottbe-house, Duke's-court, Broad-court,
Long Acre, London. •
au No Agent, orbroker can be listened to, nor any let-
ters noticed which are not postage paid.

RALM SOAP,
A New Discovery, now in the greatest yerfecilion, mann-
faelureal from that highly-esteemed arfiele, palm Oil.
DERRY and `IVIAIN having been repeatedly
solicited by their numernus.and respeetable-Friends, to
.tuake their Palm Soap more generally known amongst a dis-
criminating. Public and extensive Connection, and they, ever
anxious to supply them with such Gooch only as are of the
first quality, take the tilled:l,r of recommending their Palm
Soap, with the greatest,confilence,• to the notice of the No-
bility and Gentry, for their peculiar use, many having adopt-
*A it exclusively.. The pleasantness and utility of the Palm
soap has merited their attention and patronage, and is held
In the highest estintation,.. for softening and bracing the Skin
against the heat of the sun, &c. ; and its constant use, in the
Winter season, is found an 'excellent defence against cold
‘vinds, and sharp frosty air. Sold in Squares or Balls, is.
each, with the tigire ot a Palm Tree on the outside-wrapper,
with the words " lierrr and Main's Palm Soap," in a each:,
Arid a Bill with each, esciiptive.of its virtues.
As many Gentlemen find great diiii6:ulty in procuring ).;o.al
oap for Shaving, it is recommended as the best thin;; fur
'baking a fine soft lather ; in round Cakes, is. each,
Prepared and sold by Berry and Nt.iin, Wholesale Per-
turners, No, 17, Goek-street, Soho; and by their appoint-
them., at the principal Perfumers in London, and ditnrent
't•owns in the three Kini,donis. •