The Sun.
London, England, 1813-06-28 00:00:00

[We give the frillowinst Letter to our headers, because it
seems to us to open erten which may be tearemely benefi-
Cie! to the public, if properly conducted.)
To all PERSONS in WANT of MONEY, ,and to those who
wish to eNcrtz.AsEet tie Tr INCOMES.'
A it: titnti'' such general entharrassmenp as
the present, it may' be cif importance to Persons of
terry deeenotion to know, that there is an Office established
where Money nosy he raised under every kind of dacilifer-
Those who have iniquestionalile weeps of repayment, may
he illllMcdiAtoly, and cheaply accommodated, and thosewho
Can only present probahle, or possible resourcte for returning
what they wish to borrow, may ewe:gimes be as quickly,
though not so cheaply relieved. The Noblemen or Gentle-
man, who may have mortgnged or essceenhered his estates to
their utmoet bearingeemey. have - Menus rejected oet to Mutest'
diaentangling• his property the blerchant, who- May haete
speculated beyond . hisemeatie, the Tradesman, who is pre-
vented establishing or inceeeeing hill lettsinese•for want of ca-
pital, the ingenious Mechanic,' whose ioventiens are denied
a trial, because he is without esionee-rObrineetliece forward-
the Artist, whose geniue is lostefor wanteuf ineouragement-
the Speculator, whose abiliteii might •:beosf ituporeence to So-
ciety, if he was listened to Mid assist6d-eelay he all rilieved
at this Office, which is established" for :the:purpose of
teripg their
.particular cases, for the hispeoioly: of monied
men, who frequent -it, at certain hours ,etery day to learn
- • how they may lay out their money to adventege; setae of
them an satisfied with a trifling per ecneage, het resistive the
poet perfect mad unexceptionaulesecueitiee, while others, of
a more speculative temper, are disposed 'to embark their
money in any thing that May promise a war.) considerable
profit, however uncertain and remote. No one, therefore,
need despair of assistance at this Office-the schemes and
speculateons of :very one will be heard ; and persons having
property in possession or expectancy, however iuvolved,
iiiiy
eirimably lie accommodated, if they can show the least chance
of being able to repay ultimately what they wishes) bestow..
'---Persons of confined income may here, be sinking their 'ea-
•pital, /eaten a Well secured Annuity fete their lives, of treble
the amount of their present receipts, or they may be in-
structed to increase their income without sinking their ca-.
pital, though not tat the same extent, unless they einbark in
securities of some risk-and persons who have any sum of ready.
money to dispose of, however, insignificant, or considerable,
may here find a choice of securities of every deeeription to em-
.ploy it.-It will only be necessary for them to state what they-
wee' e whether they prefer 'eliding their money upon ne-
nuities, secured upon funded or landed property, or upon.
mortgage or post obits, or upon property of whateverelesersp-
. tissue and their wishes shall he attended in. If they choose
to accept personal security, they may make very considerable
pnitits, .and, in sonic instances, personal security may bentit
ebiectitnesele. Where the borrower loss fortune unit charace
ter, there need be nee apprehension of loss,. fur it is not the
practice of this•Othee to rely indiscriminately upon the lio-
neer of the burrowers, The Proprietors transaut then busi-
hese upon a pier which does not subject them to litigation,
and though they avoid, as much as possible, dealing with per-
sons who would be capable of disputing a debt they lied ems-
tracted, they always guard', against the possibility of such a
circumstance. Know, however, who are content with ma-,
derate interest for their money, may always find securities at •
this °Mee that can neither subject them to loss or trouble.,
and by which tiny sassy very materially benefit themselves.
It C4ll hardly he necessary to priumee, that the must. in-e
,eeereey shall ulways be preserved at this Office.-
Mies-eels areregieteredeieitlititit ;testae, end no one is essere
permitted to know the name of another, until. it is ascer-
tained that .6y introducing them to each' other their ()Wrote
maybe aecomplislted.• It es the plan of this house to state
every prepasel to raise money to the person likely to advance
it, withuut the name or even the initials of the borrower, to
describe his 'situation, his credit, bis Character, his occupa-
,. eon, his income, bis expectancies, and every circumstance
that Islay affect-his preposal, but neverto divulges his name,
but to the person with consents to advance him the money
end the names of the lenders are held equally sacred.-In
some instances their names ulways'remain concealed, and
they ore never divelged but to, those with whom they have
transactions.
The Proprietors of this Office desereset affect to be disinte-
rested its this seemingly ,romantio :proposal, to relieve • the
wants of every description of person; no the contrary, they
avow that they expect to be paid liberally iur their services,
and they arc eeesefied that they may sell he ensitscotly
useful to society, lf,rery body must acknowledge that. mo 7
ney is worth more than five per eon. now, stud every
hP‘iy In want of money would s.eillingly pay a fair price
for 'it, but the misfortune is, that it is seismal to lee oh-
tensed for its fair ealue, and the reasoe is evident. It
has heal generally thought trim more than s peer vent. could
not he legally taken for money, unless by way of antitiltY,
which does not suit every 'nettled person, because the capital
advanced can never 134 insisted upon heck; and becaustethis
Bilk., Imes been generally received, mane pereens who would
he glad to pelt with their motley fel- a limited time, et a Stir
interest, have been ,lelieete about berominglenders, not able
to n(ford parting with their money at ajeer cent. and diedaioing
or feeters; to &sassy Wog Hiegel, the money bll*lllcSi has prin-
cipally flailed into the hands ofdiereputabte persons, who have
avant:it:themselves ..of the difficulty, and arguing upon the
probability of losing their money it they ventured to lend it
its defiance of the law, have insisted npun sods •immotierate
premiums for their risk, as have rendered tli ers -ommodatimei
;insisted deceitful add esuinnus. If it were legal for a
tair tine reasineshle interest to lie tithes) for Money-an inte-
rest equal to they late: adimice upon every other conunodity,
anti proportioned to the scarcity and vulitn of it, without
compelling the lender to torten, lei ingenuity upon the sub-
ject, a greet sleal of. money would come into the maritet that
is ttow idle, or at ceninion interest, in the possession of
persons who are afraid of briegiiig it forward, lest they should
hue it, and who are (stinger( to deprive themselves of common
contforte, bee:tense their prtlylit incomes are inadequate to
their waists. Hence the laws which were -tonere eir the pro-
tection of borrowers, have operate(' to their injury by almost
closing the channels ee steeemesoiletion. The object. -of this
Office is to remove these difficulties, the Proprietors under-
telte to advance. money upon fair and honoureblo terms, and
and they offer to Capitalists a constant choice of securities, try
which they can explain that a fair interest may he legally
realised. Their wish to form a market Where money and se-
carit4,s for money may fetch a fair price; at present, Money
is the only commodity veliiell is forbidden to rise, and for
which there is no fair market, and it is of all commodities
the most request. It is universally admitted, thsit wore
than a per emit. •onipilt to be allowed for money. • Every body
feels and laments the law that hes hitherto restrained aurl
cramped- our resources; even Lord Kenyon confessed that it
'W3* impolitic, and deelaved his opiniee upon the. Bench es.
Chief Jude. If this then be the general feeling, the Pro-
r• peiefore of this Office may hope that some credit will_ be al-.
them fur the formative of their plan, which will he
foetid to •operate its mete; as possible .against this: -injudicious
law,' and to relieve the .sitnation of time burrower.
Charge for Itegietering-eoisseguinea.
°dice hours truth-Tett till Five.--All Letters must be post
?aid.
Register-Office, 2, Dukeistrect, Adelphi,
Established 181 e.