The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-09 00:00:00

SONS OF THE CLERGY.

THE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to be per-
formed at the ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this
CHARITY, will be in the Cathedral CI-ouch of St. Paul,
on TUESDAY the 12th,. and the ANNIVERSARY on
THURSDAY the 14tit of May ; when a Sermon will be
preacheci before his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge,
hi Grace the Lord Archbishop of Cantetbury, their Lord-
ships the Bishops, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Sheriffi,
Aldermen, Clergy, &c. by the Rev'. Charles Burricy,.D. I).
Redor of St. Paul's, Deptford, and Vicar of Hein-
hill,'Kent,. and Chaplain in Oidinary to hiS Majesty.

' STEWARDS.
His Royal Highness the Dbike of Cambridge:
His Grace the Du-ke of Buccleugh. I
The Right Hon. the Earl of Egyemont.
The Right lion, the Earl of Harrow by.
-The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Ely. •
The Right Hon. Lord Eardley. •
The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor.
The Hon. and Rev. • Hugh ilercy, AM. Chancellor of
E xeter.
The km- William Gamier, A.M. Prebendary of
chester. • .
.The Rev. Robert Verney, A. M..
The Rev. William- Nlorice, LLD.
;Dim Lowther, Esq. M.P, _
George Smith, Esq. M.P.
BeestOn.Long, Esq.
George Raikes. Esq. •

john Esq.
The Music will consist-of the Overture of Esther.

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Mr. Handel's Dettingen Te Deum; and jubilate, with the
Chorus from the Messiah, tot the Lord God
Omnipotent reigned)," an Anthem composed on purpose for
this Charity by Dr. Boyce, 'and Mr. Handel's ' Grrnir Coro-
nation Anthem. ' -

Tho Music to be condußed by Sir William Parsons, Mus.
Leader,of the Band, Shavve.

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The Doors of the Cathedral will be opened at .Ten
o'Clock.
'rickets for the Cathedral and for the Dinner.at Nlercliant
Taylors' 1-1.111 to he had ut Alessrs. Nurnaville and- Fell,
Booksellers, Bonthstreet ; Messrs: Rivington, St.
Church-yard ; John Bacon, Esq. First, Fruits-Ofiice,
Temple ; and Chi,irlts Bicknell, Esq. Spring•garden Ter-
race, Gratis.

Benefadions to this Charity Wig be thankfully received by
lohn Bacon, Esq. the Treasurer, and Charles Bicknell, Esq.
the Secretary, to-the Stewards.
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B. The whole of the Collections at St. Paul's and
Merchant Taylors' Hall will be appropriated by the Ste -
ards in .apprenticing the Children of necessitous Clergy-
men.

1111TUALLING.OFFICE,
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may 7,- 16 12.
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rr. HE COMNISVONERS. for FiCTUA L LING
His MAJESTY'S 111-IYY do hereby give Notice, That
on Friday, the 22d instrtot, they 7vilirbe: ready to reeehse
Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat fr- Three Handred•
Chahlions (each consisting of Thiry-:six Bushels, Irirciester
measure)of PITT'S TANFIt LD MOOR, WINDSOR'S
PO NTOP, or SIMPSON'S PONT° P COALS ';• to he de-
livered in a whsle cargo or caryes, in the space of Six 'fret,ks,
(wind and weather permitting) alongside tie 117h.orls of His Ma-
fery's VW/ailing PremisesatPiyinouth and 3:lethdrarn,•'and for
One Hundred Bags of KENTISH I-10PS of the y.clisth of int,
to be answerable to Samples to be produred with ihe'T/Bdsrs,
and to he delivered into thelr'iaualtinz Stores at Plymouth-,-in-the
like space Six Weeks, the whole to be paid for by Bills; pVable,
with, interest, Ninety Days after dlte7
The Conditions of the c'Gritrafis may be sees at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
not he inserted in words at leng,h, or that shall not be detlisuered
to the•Boasytbefisre One o'clock on the said Frida3', the 22d inst.
nor unless the Person who makesahe Tender, or scone-Person on
his behalf, attends,- to answer 'token caPPd for:

• TRAN:sPORT OFFICE,
April' 27,-1812.
THE COMMISSIONERS f&r ConduElif Rh
MAJESTY's,TRANSPOkr SERI/ICE, for
care of Sick and Wounded Stamen, and fsr the Carr and Custody
of Prisoners g: p-, do hereby give Notice, that they be
reatb, at this Office, on Tuesday,. the 26th May, 'Sit,. to 're
ceive snap: Tenders, and Peat with such Person's as may be
willing to conPaa for yicTuALLING PRISONERS of
WAR in Sickness, at Mill Prison, and on board Le Caton,
Thspital, Ship at Plymouth, f6r. six 114:41ths certain, from the
tot July fext.
No Tende'r will be received after One o'clock on the Day of
Treaty, nor arty noticed-unleis the Prtety.- or an Agent for bith,
-personhlty attend. Each- Tender must be in`compaqied by a Lit-
ter Pom two respectable ''Persons, engaging to become bound with
the Person tendering,' in the Sum of Soil. for the due Performs
once of the Contral7. 1 - _

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Farther Pariiculjrs maybe known iy applying at ibis Office,
or to Cat rain Pelkywe, Mill Prison, Plpn,utb.

.TI(zIATSPRE OFFICE,. . • .
April 29, I
'THE COIVIIIIS;SIONERS for conducting His
M.A7M7'}"S TRANSPORT 'S ARP IC E, foe taking;
Care of:.,Sick and Woun44 Seamen, And' for the Care and Custody
of Prisoner; of War-, do heoy give Notice, that they will be
ready at this Office, 0,1-. Turs.day, the-26th May,'-'tklip, to re..
ceive sealed Tendirs, and treat with such Persons as may be
willing,' to contrail for VICTUALLING PRISONERS' of
WAR in Health and Sickness, at Perth, North,Britain, for Six
Month,, fertaiu, from the Ist of ju(y, 1812:

• No Tender be received after One o'clock on the Day of
reaty, nor !any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for him,
per,onaley attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter
from two resFeCiable Persons, engaging 16 becime bound with the
Perron tendering, in the Seim of 2.,)c0!. f.,r the due Performance
of the Contract:
Farther Parthufars.may be known by applying at this Office,
or to Captain Moriarty, ralleyfield, near Penucuick, North
Britain ; and Lieut. Glenn, Leith.

• LEr;ION Orf HONOUR. ' ••
PREACH OrPAROLE OF HONOUR.

transport-Office, May 3,
NATER
.the French Officers, .Pri,,oners of
V War,.named and described at the Foot hereof, have
absconded from Chaltenham, inYiolation of the Parole
of Honour., The Cominissioneri for conduding his Ma-
jesty's] Transport Service, &c. do lgereby offer a Reward
of TEN GUINEAS for tile. 4(capture of each: of .the.
said Prisoners, to any
.Person or Persons who apprc. •
bend them and deliver them at _thi-s Qffleei of otherwise
cause them to be securely lodged hi any of the Public
Gaols; and a further Reward of TW ENT.Y CUINEASon
Coilvielion of any British Subject aidik in their; Escape.

C. LEFGBVIZC DESNOETTES, deßeral of Division,
and Officer of the French Legion of4llonoui, Thirty-eight
Years of Aga, Five Feet Ten Inches High, Slender Made,
Oval Visage, Fair_ complexion, Dark Brown Hair, Grey
tyes, and small Scar on the right side of the Face.

AMANU LE DUC, Enseigne de Vaisseau, Twenty-nine
Years of Age, Five Feet Ten Inches and a Half
_High, Stout
Made, o,ial Visage, Fair Complexion, Dark Hair, Hazel
Eyes, and marked with the Small Pox.
They are supposed to be accompanied by an Englishman ;
and the General has his Wife, a French Woman, with him.