The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-20 00:00:00

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•bOVIS, WIVES, and CHILDREN of the KILLED
and WOUNDED BRITISH SOLDIERS, SAILORS,
and MARINES in the BRITISH ARMY and NAVY
41 EGYPT. "

pRE following SUBSCRIPTIONS have been
received towards the Fund now raising for the Re:.
't.„olthe Families of the British Forces who have suffered
Yil •tgYpt,
1.1!$ too) al Highness the Prince of Wales - zos 0 0
is Royal Highness the Duke of York, - /05 0 0
t?rPoration of the City of London - - Soo 0 0
T
',le Honourable East India Company - - tOOO 0 0
.-."eCOyerllOrS & Direaors of the Bank of England szs -o o
The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths sz to 0
Sll,, bseriptions received in Edinburgh - - 853 osi
`ind other Subscriptions from Individuals, already
advertised to the z all inst. amounting to - 5410 6 8
Subscriptions received since at Lloyd's,
One Days Pay of the Officers and Privates of the
• Highwielc. Volunteers, commanded by Captain
John Green - - -
One Day's Pay_of the Regiment of the Isles, com-
manded by Lord Macdonald - 45 It to
One Day's Pay of the Officers and Men recruiting_
in Carlisle Distrito, under the command of
_ Lieutenant-Colonel omlinson -
Nichael Henley tie SonT so so Mrs..E. CoXe
Airs. Jarvis (Boston) 2 2
_ _ _

4 4 8

.4 2 0
0 lo 6

- . At the Bankers,
Two Da'v's Pay from the Officers and Privates of
the Kilkenny nilitia - - - 74. 4, 7
One Day's Pay of the Officers of the East Suffolk
Militia - - - - - —B-13 6
One Day's Pay of the Officers and. Privates of the ' •
East Kent Militia I - ' - 25 2; 7
Subscriptions continue to be received at Lloyd's Coffee-
house, and at the following Bankers, Viz.'
Herries, Farquhar, and Co.'s St. James's-street; Ham-
mersley's, Pall=Mall; Drummond's, Charing-cross; Coutts's,
Strand; Snow, SandbY, and Paul's, Strand; Child's, and
Hoare's. Fleet-street; Smith, Payne, and Smiths', George-
street, 'Mansion-liouse; Robarts and Curtis's, Lombard-
street ; Bosanquet, Beachcroft, and Reeves's, Lombard-
street; and Martin, Stone, and FOote's„, Lombard-street ;
Sir William Forbes and Co. Edinburgh ; and Messrs. La-
touch and Co. Dublin.

PARtNTS and GUARDIANS
ARE respedfully informed, that the Rev. RICH.
WEAVER is removed from his late Residence at
%-nippenham, wilts, to that desirable Mansion-House at
CORSHAM, in the same County, recently occupied' by
Mr. Evans, where he intends opening his WARDING-
SCHOOL for YOUNG GENTLEMEN, on Monday the
loth inst. July. --
Mr. Weaver's Seriton, preached in the Parish Church
ehippenham, on Friday the r3th of February last, may be
fad of T. Hurst, Paternoster.rowt.London ; Collins, Salis.6
"rY ; Meyler, Bath; or Coombs, Chippenham ; price rs-64.

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
ALL PERSONS in possession of Incomes,
arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold
,Lates, in Land or Houses, Money in the Fu ids, Rent
rges Marriage Settlemen ts. Widows' jointures, An.
tuiaties, 'Patent Places, Church Livings, -or any other CO.
lain Income for Life, may be supplied with temporary or
Permanent Sums to any Amount, -by paying Annuity In.
terest for the same. •

The Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their
Heirs, may be accommociaied on their personal security ;
and in any instance where the single security of an indivi-
dual may be deemed insufficient, the addition of. another
person to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re.
Move the objection ; and", in all cases, privilege will be
given to the Public to return the principal at their own
°Atka'.
~-,Persoh-aI applications will tie- reueivect cAsry: a.y *at Paw,
Clock • Letters from 'Correspondents in Town or
, an
Country (post paid) will be immediately answered, ad-
-o,,,ressect to the DireciOr of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his
own House, No. 8, Lower John-street, Golden-square.

BOGNOR, SUSSEX.
TO LETT, a large HOUSE.completely fitted
• b up, and genteelly FURNISHED, containing on the
:asement Story, a large Sitting-room for Upper Servants, a
'ervants' Hall, detached Kitchen, and excellent Offices of
,"ery. description; on the Ground Story,a spacious Entrance
41, large Dining Room, Drawing Room, Breakfast Par-
-tour, House-keeper's Room, Butler's Room, and Principal
and Back Staircase; on the One Pair Story, two lofty spa
cious Bed Rooms, and Lady's elegant Dressing Roorn, two
other goottißedlßooins and Gentleman's Dressing Room,
large Lobby' and Water Closet; and on the Upper Story, five
tPacious Bed. RoOmS,-.two. good Chambers, and Servants
-inoins.Detached, double Coach,house 'and Stabling for.
tight Horses, with
anteswo Stable Servants Beds over the for
fieA Key to tensive Shrubbery will be allowed for
de use of the Gentlemen, Ladies, ~ind Children of the Fa-
*Cl use
For a Month, Fourteen Guineas per Week ; for
TrvelMOnths''Thirteen Guineas; and for Three Months,
The Th neas per Week.
sca.pes Tnse commands a fine Sea View and beautiful Land-
's elegantly built, and calculated as a Residence for
Lette "f
the first distinaion.
duly attetedti;
rs t
paid) diredted to Mrs. Anderton, will be

MAGNIFICENT and VALUABLE EFFECTS,
FONTHILL.
TO BE
.SOLD BY,AUCTION,
By Mr: PHILLIPS,
0 On the Premises,
On WEDNESDAY, August 19, and. Three-following Days,
at Eleven o'Clock each day,
ART of the SUPERLATIVELY ELEGANT
J.- and
P MA.c.Niticiivr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
! French late PIER and CHIMNEY GLASSES of signal
magnitude and perfedion, CRANDELIER 'and LurraLs
a superbe GA :( ha the Hall) built by C RANG ; Gobelin
Tapestry in
.fine preservation ; MARBLE BUSTS and GROUPS,
NTIQbEhRoNzts, Picroaxs; Granite and Tessellated
Slabs, mounted in Or-molu, as CoNsotEs and PIER TABE as;
• +brava? CABINETS', enriched by valuable Gems and tine Spe-
cimerti of the ARTS,. superb AWING-COOM.SUITs in rich
and beautiful Datuasks and Satins, CURTAINS', Sophas
l• • '111:1 Chairs to correspond; a STATE Btb, enriched by Crim.
'°4 Velvet Hangings-, and 'rich Ornaments; the sPEENDro and
~7MpTUOtIs StriTzaSATIN HANGINGSand FURNITURE,
!itruned with But.i.tom and Silk FRINGE, designed with
singular Taste and fitted a kr Targrre, and a variety of Rare,
Curious, and Valuable E iftids, the genuine Property of •
WILLIAM'BECKF.ORD, ESQ.
Of FONTHH,t,
The Assemblage of Doml.sr c FURNITURE is of a superior
Liescription and comprises elegant Satin-Wood Boo K-c A S SS,
FOMMODES,PIER,CARD, DINING PEMBROKE Witt DRESS-
k "G TABLEs, formed of choice Wo'ods ; .Suites of CHAIRS,
COG
with Damask, Morocco, Satin and Caron ; large and
.Xcellent S(OPHAS, CHAISE LONGE, FAUTEII.7I-s, and BER-
tIERS; AXMINSTER, TURKEY,
,BRUSSELS, and NEEDLE..
%VORK CARPETS, of large Dimensions; Sets of Window
, p...‘tirtains elegant TRIPODS, CANDELABRAS and GIRAN-
LES; polished keel REGISTER STOVES; capital
1)04r-post and Field BEnsTEADS, with rich COTTON and
'tM I T Y Hangings and Window Curtains en suite ; prime
6-OSIL and DOWN BEDS and excellent BEDDING
Vta Es; Chests of Drawers, and the usual Assortment of
"amber Furniture-7;5e whcle formed wick Taste,
444. expensively. finished. 1
theY be Privately viewed from Monday the loth to Saturday
It sth of August, by Ticieri and Cafalogxes on(y—to be now
,ad ore f Messrs.andER, „ Olu Cavendish-
; and of Mr. P 411,1 1 rs, New Bond-street ; and rue-
ottCk , Two Day rece-ding, the SAle bv Catalogues only,
1./ Gd each • also, to be hap ton I'l.c:rinses:, the White
salisbur • Star, Andover; •.Mr. City" w rLL, rri4ter,
4tli atAti at ...gTACIS:Si WCyraGUtit.