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

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ALL PERSONS indebted to the Estate of Mr.
JOHN KOHL ER., late of St. james's-street, iv the
County of Mid.llesex, Musical lustrurnent-maker, deceased,
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a desired forthwith to pay their respective Debts to Mr.
Ohn Kohler, of No. t, Marybone-street, Golden.. Square,
. heesemonger, who is duly authorized to receive the same;
aid ill Perspns who have Claims on the said Estate, are de-
sired to send in their Accounts, that they May be pat into a
Hain of liquidation.
N. B. The Business is carried on as usual in all its Branches
by Mr.Kohfer's Nephew and Succcsor, at his late Residence
it* St. James's-street aforesaid.

:..ANNUITIES AN POSED AEONS, TO EE DIS-
PrHE ABSOLUTE REVERSIONof 44ol: Intik
Long Annuities, and a Freehold House, Out-buildinvs,
Caicvni aM Or.-hard, Kith Four Acres of Pasture Land; si.
tuate at Ungar, in Essex, payable at the Death of Two Lives,
46 and (0. An AnnuttY. Pi- a:Ye3r, for ael - one 54- a-Year '
601. 3-year each ter 3651. each ;
m, 3301. two one Fol. a-year
Lite Interests frnm Lands,
for stsol. one tool. a-year for 1001.
of each under thirty. insurable. Two Church
4tants'rsof the ..:srly value of 6001. and 8001. a- year, with
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G ebe Land to each, in the North of England,
..... Aores of
rj'exckange for two within forty miles of London:- W.uated
tn purchase, one in Ireland, not lees than 4G.01. a-year.
Personal Appli,-ations, from Eleven till Three o'Clock,
to Melville and Co. No. 7, Cecil-street, Strand, No Let-
ters received unless paid.
p. 5. Government and liloney Conceme as usual.
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SCARCITY OF .MONEY.
TN these unpreceilentedly distraazti times, the
proposition of a pecuniary aid, when it is made front any
truly rcspeci3b:e quarter, becomes extremely interesting,
even to those who have the very best Securities to offer. To
this important contemplation it is, that, a 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 people of rank and honour, on their
personal obligation only, or to persons poSsessed of landed,
funded, or equally fixed property (D ien ta nes of the Citureii,
the Beneficed Clergy, or, Ladies having Dowers, or Set:le-
tvients in particular), any instant Sum, by redeemable An-
nuity:Loan, at Annuity Interest, but not less than 1501. nor
more than soool., to any one person. It would be idle to
state, that the leading motive for this Address is not to ac-
quire-tin advantage beyond what can be Made by any other
legal mode of Loan, for it really is the motive ; but, never_
theless, every transadion, arising from it, will evidence-its
being founded on principles diametrically opposite to the nu-
merous plausible, but mostly deceptions, ()Mrs, on this
subject, in the public prints; of course, on principles of in-
tegnty, secrecy, and dispatch; and, it follows, of unfailin&-
ly yielding the most perfea satisfaaion to the Borrower, 111
the result.
Letters, candidly giving name and residence, will have
H. Jgenticm.ady attention paid to directed 10 Mr.
ackson, to the care of 111 r. Richmond, Master of the
Nov Chapter Coflichouse, Duke's-court, Broad-court,
Lop Acre, London.
f No Agent„or Broker can he listened to, nor any let-
ters noticed which are not postage paid.