The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-08 00:00:00

VAUXHALL.

134der the vat

ronage of His Royal Highness the PIUNCE of
Watts.
'MORROW EVENING,. June 9, should the.
Weather permit, there will be
4 GRANT) GALA AND- FIREWORKS.
The Public are respeafully informed; should the
ki:4::.er prove so unfavourable as to render it impossible.
hell the GALAS the Day announced, the Gardens tn
440 case will be opened as a common Night, when every
lko.,rtriodation will be made for the CONCERT and the

PANORAMA, LEICESTER-SQUARES
IIX -PUBtIC are • respectfu!?y informed, that
4.1).°,11 NELSON'S treinena;ous ATTACK. at CO-
tr A LiAC EN-is now open ; and lkewise aVIE W of CON.
I.IINOPLE, both to continue during this Year.
kr. - Admittance to each Painting! Is.
%%Iv 0/titx t a ever desirous to have his Representations
the isiettly correct, intreatec-: of Lord Nelson to inspcd, at
pre,: norarna, the Painting of the Battle of Copenhagen,
ht„_tous to its being opened for Exhibition, and has been ho-.
thillre.,l with the following ftatteringlestimony by his Lord-
" Sir,. .
• Merton, May 19, :Soz.
fc
Ilihicts have acceded to your request, and seen the PiCture
41)1. "- You intend. to exhibit-of the Battle of Copenhagen ;
qtna7,.,rn4king•due allowance for the alteration of-the positions
Ilthie"Y of the Ships,. in the space of one Hour anu a Half,
tinte 1 consider the PiCture to embrace, I have no
of anr,Le,jh saying, that I consider it the most correct Picture
and t Event I have ever seen ; and I believe Captain Foley,
Ivithue Hon. Col. Stewart, who have examined the Pidure
rile, ate of the same opinion.
" Fam, Stir,
" Your most obedient Servant, .
" N LLSON.and BRONTE."

ss
4 ikrr. Barker; Panorama:"
t the e' Early next Spring will be Exhibited, -a superb View
r - •
y off' aril.

NE NV PANORAMA, HA Y-MARKE T.
114-lit public are respeafally informed, • that this
alp AL.;"orarna exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY
tkai,ii''lS and Environs,'is now open for public inspection;
the_ Ne:i Drawings nade on the North West Tower of
of
t, Qtrupolitan Church of Notre Dame, since the Signing
toti,!ie P.rzliminaries of Peace, by jAs. DE MARIA, will
ue o-pen from "fen till dusky
One Shilling.
.I... Person rhtgularly attends to explain the Pianre.

- - -
To GENTLEMEN'S FAMILIES
oHAT reside in any part of the West.F:nd of the
toursinmate and who would not objea to receive a LADY
inmate, whose Acquaintance and Connexions v'ould be
Lattei on enquiry to be .-so perfeaty respedable, that she
eTrs liersalt she would prove rather an acquisition to a
~'al and agreeable Family, whose references "must be un-
oh!'ePtionable. As seled and superior
.society is the sole
liTieo, no one who is in Business, or in the habit of receiv—
t‘,4 Boarders, need apply.—lf a Czeriage is kept, it would
~rcourse he deemed more eligible. No objekaion to join the
/ty in a Summer Etcursion for a few weeks.
Itetters with particulars (post-paid), atldresszxl to H. R.
Sairbrother's, Hatter,. No. 75, Strand,

COWLEY% HOTEL, PLYMOUTH DOCK,
t)titterly the Residence of His Royal Highness the Dikke of
Clarence.
C3WLEY most respeafuilv begs leaie to return
tr,, his unfeigned thanks to the numerous` Nobility and Gen_ti4 ,whho have done him the honour of frequenting his Hotel,
14..1 these tive'years past, and he begs leave to inform his many
1.447,. and army friends and the that he has lately
the u,enlitrged, arid fitte.l up in au elegant and genteel stile
gen 3414 klotel for their acccmamodation, and hope
,his
their anct attentign to please, will gain him a continuance of
tfavours
o, , •
*lt' fey has boats at command for the Nobility and Gentry
spot make their summer excursions to that much admired
,Ziount Edgectimbe, River Tamar, and places adjacent,
lAnd". Wgethey afford the most pitturesque v:e,vs in Eng-
,
bine His Royal Mail Coach arrives every. morning at
ate ° Lock,..and sets off:every evening at half past tivefrom
or
HotQl.. A glass coach.and neat post chaises at Ihe.
est.notice.

et S ARCL.'Y OF MONEY.-
Ht
rnposition of a Pecuniary Loan, even in
trein iess disarlangtxl times than the present, becomes ex.
able eIY interesting when it is made from any truly respect-
kailtt,,4ajter,. In this „important contemplation it is, that.a
every first Charaaer,.andof ample Power (which a
to ^pe Corrcipoudence will evince), is induced thus to tendey
to,,c)Ple ot Distinetion, or 'Family,- his BEST and most
tflti !)3ENTI AL SEEN ICES. To Persons, also, possessed
1-44`;°111es'. arising from Land, Houses, Dividends•of Stock,
tfheie`. Patents.. Settlements, Church Preferments, or other,
Pr°Perty;• ANY i4mtitixrE Sofa, the Interest of
tie, to be secured thereon., .EYery*transaelion will be to
foll•irldrespe..!_,e
Borrower, a
.pleasing.mvtorial of its being
koriar"' on Principles diametrically opposite to the many vi-
the pY. but designing offers, which so prominently disgrace
tree tiblic Prints; of course, on principles of integrity, se-,
the; and, it follows, of unfailingly yielding'
t,`'s.t. perfect satisfaction in the result.
%enti.`e.s, giving Names and Residence, will meet With every
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mIY attention and fidelity; directed for Mr: H. lack-
ler e— e Care of Mr. Richona; Master of the New Chap-
Me no°tp,
stage'e pal dse; Duke's-court, Long-acre,' London, and