The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-03 00:00:00

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LLOYD's COFFEE HOUSE,
May tB, 1802_
a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB-
SCRIRERS for the ERECTION of a STATUE 'of
the Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, late First. Lord of the
Treasury, And Chancellor of the Exchequer, tor the distin-
guished Services which he has 'rendered to his Country during
the course-of his aisle and upright Administration,
JOHN JULIUS ANC ERSTEIN, Esq. in the Chair.
Resolved, That the Money subscribed and to'be Subscribed
for the above purpose, shall be vested in Trustees, to be
hereafter appointed, 'to be applied by, them in such manner as
they. shall think expedient in the EreEtion' of a Statue or
Monument to the memory bf the Right Honourable WilliaM
Pitt, after his demise, and in the mean time to accumulate,
The Chairman having reported .that the money already
received has been laid out in the g ;,er cents.
- Resolved, That the, said Money, together with future.
Suly.criptions, shall fen the present be vested in the Funds,
in the names of Earl Spencer, 1. T. Angerstein, Thomas
Isonar, Esqrs. Lord Viscount Belgrave, an 4 Samuel Thorn-
ton,, Esq. •
Resolved, '1 hat the Subscription shz.ll continue open only
for a limited time, to be hereaiter'spei:itied. - ' '
Resolved, That a General Meeting of the'Subscribers span
be held on Thursday, the 3d of !ttne'7-at the London Ta-
vern, at Twelve o'clock precisely,, to cois.tirm or alter the
above Resolutions.

Resolved, That thi: Thanks of tl< rvlc.....ting-1,4; given to tbz.
Chairman.

Amount of Subscriptions advertised, ,C. 3SSS 4
Lord Curzon - 10 to G. Moore, of Appleby,
P. Rogers Bearcroft to to Leicestershire to to
Sir Corbet Corbet, of Right Rto'r. the Lord
Adderly, Shropshire So to Bishop of Cloyne so to
T. B. Brampston 16 to The Marquis of Ely as o
T. Gardin Bramston 5 .The Bishop of Peter-
Rev. Matthew Surtey so to borough 'o
Lient—General Baron R. R. Beechwocd 5
Charles Plompesch to To fohn Da:tit"' and Soh 16' to
Sir H. Harper, of Caulk, Earl of Pembroke so to
Derbyshire - to to Tito.. Henry Lamb to to
Peter B'erthon, sett, to to John Ayton - so to
Sir Robert Ainslie to so paul Orchard to to
Wm. Sturges - to 16 John Tyrrell . •so to
Lord Boringdon 21 o Rundell and Bridge to to
Chgles Long - so so The Mayor, Jurats, and
Mrs. Long , - so to Freemen of the An-

Mansfieldand Miller to to • dent Town of Win-

Sir Thomas Broughton at O. chelsea . 26 5
Thomas Williams so to Peter Fedor - to to,
Tho. Bateman Lane 5
.5 Sir Stallbrd Northcote to to
Viscount Bridport • to to E. P. Salomons ••• to to
Viscountess Bs-Ripon so to Sir W. 'Weller Pepys,
George Tatem - ro to • Bart. Pars Pro Toto to -to .
Captain M'lntosh so so John Sargent- - to to
W. Fitzhugh, of South- Edmund James - 5 5
ampton - - ro to Duke of Argyle ••• e -
Governor Piston - to so Wm. Williams (cif Car-
Edward Roberts - io to narvon) - 3.5 ,
John Strutt ' - • to se Owen Anthony Poole,,
Joseph Heldon Strutt 5 ' (of Ditto) .
Major Genetal Sttutt 5 5 Tames Hatch, (Clay-
William Meche - to 10 brook Hall) ro to
Lord Harrowby - 21 cj. Whitbread, (Loud-
The Right Hon. D. ham Park) - to so
Ryder - to to John Lethbridge, (Sand-

Hon.- Wm.'Cockayne to io hill Park) to io
N. B. Subscriptions continue to be received by. Bennett
and White, at the Bar of this Coffee-House ; and at the
bapkers in London, Westininster, and the Borough of South-
wark. -

SERRES's LITTLE SEA TORCIL or TRUE GUIDE

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to COASTING PILO- TS. •
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Unfbreseen circumstances having occasioned the delay in
delivering the Work, the Proprietors take this opportunity of
apologizing to the Subscribers and the Public ; at the same
tune assuring. them, every attention wilt be paid td their
onfers.

The Little Sea Torch. hiving been published -under the
auspices of the Admiralty,- and the respeelable list of Sub-
scribers, Composed of most of the Admirals and Captains of
the Royal Navy, at once stamps the utility of this Work,
and emboldens the Proprietors to recommend the Book to
Owners of Ships, and Captains in the Merchant's Service,
to whOm it will be found in every respeei serviceable. The
Book contains upvvlrcls of one hundred appearances of Head-
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sels near the Shore. Plans oaf the principal Harbours,. and
'clear instruelions how to navigate along the Coasts of. Eng-
land, Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, • Italy and Sicily,
the Isles. of Malta, Corsica, and Sardinia,..and others in the
Straits, and of the Coast of Barbary, from Cape Bon to Cape
de Vent.

YORK.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,

AMost Desirable• FREEHOLD VILLA, with
Coach-house, Stabling, and convenient Offices, the
property and lately the residence of HEN RY• FRANCIS
G REV! LL E, Esq. beautifully situated within 'three miles of
the City of York, tip navigable river Ouse watering the
Banks of the Pleasure-ground, which consist of three Acres,
elegantly and tastefully laid mo, and comprising Hot-house,
Conservatory, Aviary, &c. the whole in perfea order, and fit
for the immediate reception of a genteel Family.
The neat Household Furniture may be taken at a valua—
tion, at the option or the Purchaset.
A Plan oldie House and a Drawing of the Ground:, may
be seen at Mr. Christie's, Pall Mall, any day after the first of
June.

MEDICAL LIBRARY, ELECTRICAL MACHINES,
PICTURES, &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. KING, jun.

At his Auaion Rooms, 30, Tavistock-street, Covent Car-
den, on Saturday June. 5, and Three following Days, at
Twelve,

Pr HE Genuine MEDICAL LIBRARY of a Gen-
ii._ tleman, comprising all the best authors on that subjel,
in fine tonoition,-comprising the Works of Cowper James,
Cheselden, Hunter, Whytt, Bell,. Gilpin, Lavater, Gibbon,
Monro,•Blair, Gentleman'S. Magazine, Monthly Review, ca-
pital E:edrical Machines,. a few Pidures-, &c.—May be
viewed, and Catalogues now had, price rs.

CITY OF CANTERBURY.
CAPITA L INN TO BE LETT.
TO BE LETT by AUCTION to the highest Bidder,-at the
Guildhall- of the said City, on Tuesday tilt:lth Dayof
June next, at Eleven o'Clock in the For'entxm, 'for the
Term of Twenty-ode Years,: to contmence from the loth
Day of 0 aober next, at. the highest Yearly Rent, clear et.
all Decittetions, the best Bidder may be' willing to give
(subject to' such ReservationS and Conditions as will then
-a tid. t here be produced),.

A LL that old_accustomeJ, Capital and Commo-
dious- INN, callecL the RE D . LYON, most advan-.
tag '
eously situated, in the Principal or. High-street of the City
of Canterbury in the clireci.Road from London to Drver,
and large and convenient Stables, Outhouses, Edifices,•
Buildings,_Yarcis, Cellars 4ncLil ppurtenances therelt 0 tobe..,
longing, together with two, Cellars under the Guildhall of
the said City, and now in the occupation of Mr. pants Hen-
wood.--Th'e Tenant will be accommodated with the use of a
Carriage-way, from Sun-street to the lcr.,.k part ot. Cie Pre-
mises on all Days of the Week, .except en Satt
• By Order of the Mayor and Cotinnoi:alty,
THO, HAMMOND, Town-Clerk,