The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-27 00:00:00

I.t a General Half Yearly MEET I NG of. the. SOCIETY
for the SUPPORT and ENCOURAGEMENT of SUN-
DAY SCHOOLS in the different Counties of ENG
AN D 'and WALES, held at the Guildhall Coffee-house,
on Wednesday the Bth of july, 18oi,
THOMAS BODDINGTON, Esq. V. P. in the Chair ;
• •
THE COMMITTEE reported, That from the
commencement of this I nstitution, the Society had
‘n distri-
„,ued 151,962. Spelling-Books, 35,130 z Testaments, and 6,336
isibles, to ma Schools, containing 172,148 Scholars ; and
ghat the Surnof 3.9791 14s •5d • had been. given, for the pay_
went of Teachers in the said Schools ; and that within the
last hal f-‘'ear, besides support continued to 53 Schodis already
establi.,.ied assistance had been afforded to 4,4 new Schools in
•Eogl nil, and many others in the different Counties of North
and South Wales.
From the Evidence, which the Committee has universally
received of the beneficial etfeets resulting from this important
Institution, they feel themselves justified in 'congratulating
its Friends and Patrons, upon that measure of success with
Which a kind Providence has crowned their exertions. They
are at the same time bound in duty to observe, that the thirst
for Religious Instruaion which prevails among the Poor,
particularly in Wales, his become so considerable, as greatly
to surpass the means of assistance which their present re-
• sources atibrd. An improvement of their Funds would cr..
large the sphere of usefulness, and enable the Committee to
4-I,t,,..unate demands of many, who seem to be
perishing. for lack
ge.
Tise Committee therefore are not without their hopes, that
while this representation will secure the continuance of that
support which they have hitherto received, it will also have
the etteet of obtaining some additional encouragement. from
the great body of the Public. The objetas of the Society
baying so manifest a conneclion with the temporal as well as
future interests of mankind, will not (it is presumed), want
Patrons in those who are the Friends of kehgion, Morality,
and Subordination, •
A Donation 'of Ten Guineas constitutes a Governor for
Lite ; and a Subscription of One Guinea per annum, a Go-
irernor during_ the continuance of the Subscription.
s
muwebs,t"err.i.PDtio°riirsiean7lvreiceileivoe,d at the following Bankers :
Dunn, Thornton, Martin and. Harrison, Finch-laneno
Free and Cornwall, Bartholemew-lane ;
monds, Charing- Cross; Dorsett, Johnson and Co. New
Bond-street ; Fuller, Chatteris and Co. Lornbard-street •
Hoare Hill and Barnett, Lombard
-street ; Martin, -Stone and
Foot, Loinbard-strect ; by the Members of the Committee ;
?. .Frel by tne Secretary, No, 19, Little' Moorfields, where .a
Flan of the Society, au account of the SchoolS, printed Ex-
trAs of Letters received, &c. may be head.
13y Order of the Committee,
THOMAS SMITH, Secretary.

SURREY IRON RAILWAY.
'THE COMMITTEE appointed to carry into
Execittion the IRON RAILWAY front WANDS-
NYOR'fti to CROYDON'and CARSHALTON, hereby
give Notice, they are ready to receive Proposals for the
ItUILDINt, of a LOCK SWIVEL BRIDGE and the
Vealls'of a assort, usgetherwith the digging of the Lock. Pit,
Canal and Boon at Wandsworth.
AncLalse Proposals tor throwing up and fortning the Line
of the Road, and Stubbing, Embanking, and -Graveling the
Mme. 64.1 as to prepare it for the Person who has 'contraded
to laY !Pe Iron-Railway. Such Persons as arc waling to un-
ogertake the same, may see Plans, Specifications, and Patti-
Culars bi tilt Work to be done by applying to Mr: Luttly,
at Wandsworth. to whom Proposals, sealed up, are to be
deliver9d on or before the Sth Day of August next.
'By Order of the Committee,
W. B. LUTTLY, Clerk.

# BOARD.
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LADY or Two may be accommodated with a
airy Bed-chamber in a pleasant Situation, a small
_distanec from Hyde Park Corner, in a very genteel private
Sooloti>7. where there are no Gentlemen.
Inquire at Mr. Hay's, NQ. 33, Pall-MaII, and at Mr.
Crab '4„ the Cornet of Hatton-garden, Holborn.
It is hoPed only Persons of unexceptionable Chiraeter wiil
answer this. Advertisement, as the most respectable Re-
ferencis pill be givenand required.

A LADY, .aged Thirty-two, agreeable in her
1. erson,• would esteem herself happy' to obtain the
Protection of a Single Gentleman a few years older than her-
self.

Particulars may be known by addressing Letters, pgst-
Paid,.to'Mrs. Smythe, to be left at the Post-Office, ken:
ringtop Cr=oss, Surrey, and fhey will be answered in a few.
Days. •
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MAGNIFICENT- atid VALUABLE .EFFECTS
FON THI LL . _
TO BE SOLD. .BY AUCTION, .
By. Mr. PAILLIPS,,
On the remises; •
On WEDNESDAY, August 19, and Three following Days,
..-at Eleven o'Clock each day,
'or tbe'StJPERIATIvELy ELEGANT
and MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Fentb..PlaW;PlEil: tihd C I NIKE.Y GLASS ES of signal,
magnitude and iter.ieEtion, eirAnELIERS and LUSTRES ;'
aSu putte.Q .RA.A b4in the Mg) built by CR ANG Gobelin
Tapesftx "MR BusTs and GROUPS,
At4-r r.40.E.8ii6.3;tr.e5„ :Piet tilt ES, Granite. and Tessellated
Slabs; mounte Pr-rooluos Co NT ioE Es and PIER TABLES;
47attipT gAIS I NETS, enriched by; valuable Gems and &IC 'Spe.
tirrfri UC'Crle ArTs ; szereib DRAWING-Roam SuiTs in rich
.tudheattilliel Silk Damasks and Satin,-, .Cu HT Al NS, Sop has
4nd C,liairs to gotrespond.i a STATE BED, enriched by Crim-,
gyp:, and rich Ornaments; the SPLENDID and
sumetuous SUItE Of SATIN HANGINGS and FURNITURE,
tritnnted-witli B.vt.i..toN :and Silk FR 'Not, designed. with
singular Taste and fitted, a la.Turque, and a variety of Rare,
Curious, and Valuable Eitl:tts, the g'enuifie Property of •
WILLIAM BECKF'ORD, ESQ. -•
• Of „FONT:IMF., T
• - •
Nie Assemblage of DOMES r c EUR TURE is of a superior
.Desc i ,:ion,'atid comprises aegant Satin-Wood Bo o ASES,
COMMODES, PIER,CARD;DI.NrNa, PENreitokA and DRBSS.
'NG TABLES, formed. ot choice Wnods ; Suites of CHAIRS,
covered with D.Fmask, Morocco, Satin and Cotton ; large and.
excellent-SiOrtißs,ClintsE LONGS, AuTEIULs, and Bag-
BRUSsi,j.s, 'and
•g,ARPETS, of large Dimensions; Sets of Window
elegant. -CANDELABRAS and "G ra AN-
DOLES; higiliy-Poihhed- Steel REGISTER S.Tov.zs ; Capital
Four-post and Fie/dßinsxeAris, 'with rich COTTON and
DivrcyY Hangings-and Window, CUrtains en suite;• prime
GposE and' D.o.sAti• BEDS and excellent BED-DING;' WARD-
ROBES, Chests Of'' DraWers, and. the usual Assortment' of
Chamozr Furniture—The whole of which is fin-medwith Taste,
and expensively finished. ' •
May kieprivat4 yiewed frOm Monday the loth to-Saturday
the rgth of-August, by Tickets and Catalog-tees curly-to be now
had. of Messrs, Fox }I A LI,. and FR,vxa, Old Cavendish-
streot,;l.antl ot Mr. PH ILLrrs, New Bohd-street ; —and PUB-
'L ickL Y, Two Days'preceding the Sale, by Catalogues only,
at 2.5. 6d. each ; 'also to be had on the Premises ; the White
Hart, Salisbury; Star, Andover; Mr. CR UTWEIL, Printer,
Bath ; ,and at STA cre's;'Weyrikiuth.

Dr.-13LAIR's CEPHALIC .FLUID," or ANODYNE
ESSENCE forthe HEAD-ACH;.
GIVES imripliate Relief in the most violent
cause soever it may proceed;-
and.thotigh ,Go the preparation is of
snch.a nature, tiliat of its doing the
slightest injury in ;Iny c:lse-NrAFlteVee.' r •- •
What enhances the va!ue ofihir:-Estence,.is, its agreeable
form, most petti.:El safety, and VA-Mediate efficacy ; 'for, be-
ing an ef(ternal applicSion.of a subtile, penetrating, volatile
fluid, it immediately operates on every nerve, at once teliev-
i,ng'and protetliq them'from future injury, not-by means of
any temporary -stimulus or deleterious efiltlila, but by ano-
doyneand tonic powers peCuliar to itself;
594 d,: by • appointment, at .Cockel
,Nirficine.Warehouse,
No. 229, Strand:(7th house from Temple..-Ilar), .price zs. gd.
fluty n1'4111(10 ; and sold. retail at all respethible Medicine
shops., Observe the signainre, " J. Cockellir, in his bold-
Iv without which nom are ;amine.