The Sun.
London, England, 1823-01-01 00:00:00

110Y.IL-F.X.CIitINGE ASiUItANCE OFFICV.,
Established by Royal Charter' in the Reign of King George
the First.

December, 1522.
pERSONS, whose annual Premiums fall due
on the 23th instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts
are'now ready to be delivered at the Company's Office's, ovri
the Royal Exchangennd in Pall-Mall, as Well as by their re-
sp,eetive Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties se
iured are requested to apply for the Renewal of their
Poli-
ties on or before the 9th of January next, as the usual Fif-
teen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each Po-
licy, will then expire. 7

SAMUEL FENNING, Jan. Secretary.

*** Attendance is given, daily, at the said'Otices, for the
Assurance of Buildings, GoOdi, Merchaudize,. and Ships, in
'Harbour, in Dock, or while ftotn Loss or Damage
byT ire ; and als'o for the Assurance of, and granting An-
nuities on,
N.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expence to tlteAs.;
snred, where the Annual Premium amounts to 1.4., or my-

PROPOSED CHURCH. or 'CHAPEL, in the PARISH of
• - WHITWICK, in the COUNTY of LEICESTER.

T" E aboVe riteasure (the particulars of which
have been sufficiently detailed to the Public before) has
been suspended from the difficulties that have ocettrd respect-
ing the proposed Site ; but these through the aids afforded,
and to be afforded, by" His Majesty's Commissioners appointed
tinder the Act far the Banding and promoting the Building of
Additional Churches are now on the eve of being removed
and there is every prospect_of theßuildings being begun very
early in the ensuing Spring. There is yet, however, notwith-
standing a grant of Four Hundred Pounds from the Church
Building Society, and the aid of very liberal Contributions,
as stated below; a want of sufficient Funds for completing
the arrangements connected with, the intended Edifice ; . espe-
cially
as a farther addition of accommodation has been sup
ge.sted ; towards which, as well as to an improvement in rite
elevation, Additional Subscriptions have been given, us will he
seen below. The assistance ti•oni the Parish itself . certainly
has not been what the -measure night reasonably have been
expgcted to prodOe. On the other hand, the peculiar poverty
of the parish daervesin fairness to be taken into the account.
Under these eircemstances as from its extent, poverty and po.
pulation it is conceived that there. is .not any Pariah in Lewes.
tershite (with one exception in the County Town) where a
Church or Chapel is equally wanted • it is hoped that the No.
bility and Gentry of the County, who are well affected to the
National Church ; will, in common with the Clergy, assist a
measure that pro:nites locally to be conducive to its welfare.
The sum now wanted is calculated not to exceed Two Hundred
Pounds.

Subscriptions are received at the Banks of Messrs. Snow and
Co. 217, Strand, London : and Messrs. Mansfield and Co.
,Leicester. At the Banks in Hinckley, Ashby de Is Zouch,
Loughborough, and Melton Mowbray ; and by the Rev. F.
Merewether, Cale Orton, near Ashby de la Zouch.
' Names of tho.vc :rho have already Subscribed.
Those marked with an • are Proprietors in ilia Perish, those
with t are Occupiers, am.! those marked with •1- are both Pro-
prietors and Occupiers.
The KING, as Duke of Lancaster - - £lOO 0 0
*+Sir G. 11. Beaumont, Bart. Lay Impropriator of •
liThitwick - - -56 U 0

*-I.Ditto - ditto - 2d 8/46sertotiors 100 U U
:l I,lr.:Graiit tbe-Ditlerof-Ruthard, Lord Lietirtnidie-
of the County of Leicester - - 20 11 0
The Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Lin-
coln - 20 0 0
Earl Bowe, Oopsal . 0 0
George Moore, 1,3 q., Snarestone - 10 0 0,.
The Venerable the Archdeacon of Leicester - 10 ft 0
'tThe Re-. P. 31crewether, Vicar of Whitwick 10 10 0
The Rev. Dr. Wordsworth, Master of Trinity Col-
lege, Canibridge 5 6 0
Ditto - Supscriptioa 10.10, 0
Joshua Watson, Eaq., Chinon . - 10 10 0
Ditto --2 d Supscription 10 10 0.
The Rev. L. Way, Toppesfield, Fett'SCX - 2 2 0'
George Gipps, Eaq., at. P. Howletts, Kent - • 5
Sir Frederic Fowke, Bart. Lowcsby Hall, Leice.ster-
shire - - - - 0
The Rev. H. 11. Norris, Hackney - - 5 5 0,
John Leech, Esq., Crescent,. Bridge-street, Black
Friars, London - - - 5 tt 0
H. A. Merewether, Esq., 61, Chancery-lane, London 2 2 0
The Rev. H. V..Blayley, Stib-Mean of Lincoln 5 5 0
A'he Rev. Charles Way, Great Yeldliam, Essex 2 2' 0
tThe Rev. George Wyatt, ,Curte of Whitwick 5 5 0
Mrs. G. Wyatt, Whitwick - 1 I 0
Sirs. Mereweather, Caine, Wilti - 1 1 0
The ReY. Robert Wetherell, Nesvlon Longyille,
Bucks - • - 5 5 0
Robert Sayer, Esq. .Halstead, Esq. - 60 0
John Bovidler, Esq. Eithatn, Kent - - 10 011
*The Rev. J. Pidilocke, Ashby-de-la-!ouch - 5 5 U
The Rev. Dr. Madan, Rector of lbstock - 10 0 0
The Rev. Spencer Madan' Curate of Seale - 2 2 0
*The Rev. W. 11I'Donal Vicarof Ashby-de-la-looch 1 1 U
B.
Mr. E.Knight, Cole Orton - ' - 1 1 0
*Thomas Pares, Esq. Hopwal Hall,- Derbyshire 10 10 0
The Rev. H. Waiter, Fellow of St../Oles, Cambridge 5 5 0
William Jones,.Esq. Ringwood, Hants . 1 1 0
The Rev. Walton, Rector of 13irbrooki Essex 5. 0 0
The Rev. Dr. Hawes, Salisbury 1 1 0
'The Rev. Dr. Hardy, Rector of Loughborough 5 0 0
Richard Cheslyn, Esq. Langley Priory . 2 2
The Rev. W. Alatian, Vicar of Polesworth 2 2 0
The Rev. T. Buckley, Curate of Kegworth 1 1 ft
The Rev. R. Roberts, "Vicar of Haverhill, Suffolk 2 0 0
The Rev. E. Vir. Estcourt, Rector of Newton, Glou-
cestershire 1 1 0
Baker Moral, Eq. St. Giles, Oxford - 2 2 0
The Rev. Dr. Lloyd, Appleby • . - - . 2 0 0
The Rev. T. Adnutt, Rector of Croft . .. 2 2 0
Mrs. Abney, Ashby-de-ht-Zouch I 1 0
The Rev. T.Slade, Vicar of Ault* . - .2 2 0
The Rev. It. Marriott, Reetor of Cottesbach 6 5 0
The Rev. W. Cleaver, Rector of Waulip - 10 0
The Rev. T. Rose, Vicar of Itothley - 2 0 0
Sir George Crewe, Bart. Catlike Abbey - u 5 0
Wm.. Dewed, Eq. Ashby-de-la,Zouch - I 1 0
Robert Greene Creswell, Esq. Ravenstone 2 2- 0
It. E. Cresswelli Esq. ditto 1 1 0
The Rev. M. Babington, Minister of the Forest - -
Chapel - - 22 2
The Rev. W, Easton, Vicar of Barrow-upon-Soar 5 0 0
Piper, E 4 Breedon Lodge - 0
Miss Crewmen, Ravenstone - - i. 11 0
Miss C. Cresswell, ditto • -- • - 11 0
Sir C. T. Palmer, Pram Waulip Hall - 2 2 0
'*Mr. Grundy, Swannington - - 6 6 0
*tAlr. E. Handford, Thringatone 1 0 0
9•31 r. R. Cox ditto - 1 0 0
The WV. C. Allsopp, Vicar of Sheepshcad * • '2 2 0
The Rev. '.'Prior, Ashby-de-la-touch - 2 2 0.
Theltev. A. Hobart, Rector Walton (Witte Wohla. 5 0 0
,The: Rev. 'l'. Jones, Rector of Appleby • - 2- -0 0
Rev. T. Dalhy, Vicar of Castle DenningtOn I 0 0
Robert Croswell; Ravenstone - 2 2 0
Ed ward Green,,Esg, Odstone Hill - 2 0 0
W. Horton, Esq. London . • . 10 10 0
Mi.Joshtut"Harrison, Leicester - 1 1 0
Clement Winstanley, Esq. Uraunatone - '3 0 0
Anonymous, by the Rev. C. Chest, Vicar of Lockington 2 0
*The Rev. T. Selwyn, Master of Wigston's Hospital 5 5 0
Miss Darby, Tamworth - 0 5 0
'rhe Rev. Bosvile, Castle Ponington 10 0 0
The Rev. Dr. Valpey, Reading Bucks' - 1 1 0
Tile Rev, N. Morgan~ - 2 2 0
Sirs. Barker,' Clare Priory, Suffolk .1 1 0
'Mrs. Conyets,- ditto ditto •1 1- 0
Mrs. Way, Spencer Farm, Essex - - 11 -0
Miss Wily, ditto ditto -• I• 1

Mit. SCA R LETT.

(rtIOM TIIE•DUIKIIAM COUNTY Aorenziscft.)

It is not, we hi;lieve,generally,,knciwit that Mr.
Sc tuts.rr accepted thr Chiltern liundreds, and
so vacated ids Peat for Peterbornogir,before the
late electing for. Cambridge. his =t4Ters of see.
vice having been rejected by tilt. University, he
now finds it convenient to " boa" agnin to his old
constituents. It° would be soinAhat singular,
and not a little entertaininz, if sagacious
lawyer should be. outwitted by somt. rival candi-
date, aided by the Electors of r eterborough, and..
thus be thrown out of Parliament allogether—an
event which is not at all' improbable'. The fol-
lowing k Mr. SCARLETT's letter to la', late C011..'
stituents:—

" OENT LE3lEN—Nothing put the pressure-of ray profes-
sional engagements prevented the from waitine:.uptin you iM.
tnediately Upon the conclusion of the 'conteir fele trniversity
of Cambridge; ..1 intentli- linwever,"ttrEitsi!.:lhat-plitsure as
soon as I am released from my prtsuit thities,
_which I triist
Will not be later than the approaching holidays.' If I postpone
till that period an explanation of the motives which induced me
to embark in that contest, it is because -ifvLl not only that it
is my duty to give you thiS explanation in person, not that
such will be the most satisfactory method of ~doingit. In the
meantime I trust you will do me the juStice to believe that I
set the highest value aeon the honour' of repeseoting you in
Parliament, and that the particular circumstances which led
me to contend for a share in the representation of the learning
and. science which distinguish the place of my education and
of tity early associations, were perfectly consistent with the
profoundest . respect for the Electors of Peterborough, and
with the most grateful recollection of their past favours. Be
assured, Gentlemen, that I shall in every situation, and at
all times, consider you; interests and proipaiity as amongst
the very first o'.jects of my duty, and that in Soliciting a con.
tinuance of your favour and support of the Election, which I
fear must be the consequence of my recent struggle, I ask for
that which i$ amongst the dearest objeets of my reverence and

attention.
0. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
' Your most obliged and.faithful S.rvant.'
J. SCAR LE TT.
$d New-street, Spring Gardens, 'Dec. 4, 1822.