The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-17 00:00:00

MONEY MATTERS.

LL Money .Negociations continue to be trans_
acted, with the strictest honour, punduality, and se-
-ereey, by Messis.'Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank,
Great: Suttbik--street, Charing-Cross, on Annuities,
Morrgages, tEstates, - Church-Livings, Dowers, Jointures,
1-'enstons, Places, ReveitsionS, or any other mode or matter,
circumstances may be. Large Sums of Money always
ready for-Well secured Annuities, and for, which a liberal
price.will be given, according to age and security, and all
Annuities will be-made redeemable at the' pleasure of the
qrantor.
Principals, or their Attornies, applying personally, before
Three o'clock; be treated with in the most explicit
ni4nner, and all Letters (post-paid) duly answered.
N. 11. A large Sum of Money ready to purchase Freehold
or Leasehold Housesi, in approved situations. • •

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MONEY ADVANCED. • • . •
ELVILLE and Cvrnpany,. respeafully inform
•
I.the Public, that are in want of temporary wpm-um-wilt
suiris of Money, that from their long established connePlion
with ,Monied Persons of the first Respettability; • they re'en:
• abled to advance immediate Sums trout tool. to io,oool. on
Incomes arising from Estates', Houses, Money vested in ,the
hinds, either by Will, Marriage Settlemeiirs,•or'joihtureS,.
Clergymen's LivingS, Pensions, &c. in al L cases the, Bor-
rOwer will have the Option of Redemption. Ladies' and
Gentlemen wishing to increase their Income by the!purch'ase
of Annuities, kent-diarges, Assignment's of: Divide:l& 'of
Stock, or Cos.-min-lan incomes,- may alway-ii. be aeconmin. '
dated with 'good SecuritieS from .;01. to 'pool, a-year, either
on their own or Seller's Lives,
Personal Applications are received daily till three o'clOck
no Letters received unless paid.
S.. Agents for receiving,-ialf-pay and Pensions" of WTl-
eers and 'Widows.
No. 7, Cecil-street, Strand,

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Discharged utrl relieved from various Prisons 113 o 6
73 Debtots, for the Sum of - -•— . 233 9 5
Considered :lie Cases of 58 Peritioners-•.Approved 50.. • Re-
ferred forCharaciers4Petitious, and rejected 4 • -
Benefaclons are received by James I,lelW, Esti. thit
Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea ; also at Messrs. Her..
ries, Farquiar and Co. St..janies's-street '; Messrs. Floaiis,
Eleet-street; Messrs. 'Fuller and • C'lratteris, Loihbard-
street ;- Atssrs. BiddUlph,: Cocks, • and Ridge: Charing-.
cross ; Atssts. Dorrien arid Co. Fincii-lane,' COnthill
MessrS'. litrni-rwrsleys, ; Messrs. Vere, Ltmatiote,
Troughtot and Cot; No.,727,:tOinbani-street ; and'at The iik-
cretary's, 40. 7, Craven-street, Strand ; where the13001;-s
maybe sent by,;ll9,se-*lto,-in-.iiticlined to supp,ort this .04tt-,
rity, and vhere met on the. first WertneSdV
in-every nontlt. •

. ' • TUNBRIDGE-WELLS. ' . -
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A T PRANGE's' Circulating Library ..ana P05t-
..(71,. Office, is this day ' opened for the Season, a Correa
REG itrER /of all the LODGING.HOUSES ; pointing
out at she view, the number of Rooms contained m eaelli
what Stabling, the Sitiration,-&c. whereby Families, on their
arrival,may, without the fatigue- of walking over the place
In.'search of Lodgings, by a reference to the Register, at once
it-
• , formthemselves‘which -Houses are then to Lett.
''. Families who xvish for any information previous to their
a ' val, any application to Mr. Sprange, will, with much
p aswe on- his part, be very duly attended to; and, for the
ac onmodat?on of those who may wish to read in the first
instance, the Particulars of the Place, with a very enlarged
.Account of the Waters, implying the more particular 'Cases
in which their ElKas are so sa,lutary, &c. &c. The Tunbridge
Wells Guide, and a Map of the Environs to a distance of rz
Miles, may be had in London, of Messrs: Rivington, St.
Paul's Church-yard.. •

DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDEi' C 1;, near London.
I.[ IPT, with' immediate- Possession. a
stantial, Rootiiy, Convenient FAMILY HOUSE,
pleasantly situated near the New River, between Southgate
and Enfield, half a mile beyond the eight mile stone, with a
Seven-stall Stable, Double Coach-house, and all -requisite
Offices ; large Garden, and about Twenty-five Acres of Mea-
dow Land adjoining.
Inquire at the Premises, or of Mr. Hunphries, No. 14,
Clement's Inn.

CAPITAL VILLA and LANDS. •
ESSEX, on the Borders of Hefts: - •
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA'T'E CONTRACT,
• By Mr. PRICKETT
commodious, Substantial, and. justly admired
lA. FREEHOLD VILLA, called MAN VDEN-HOUSE,:
with Pleasure Grounds, Lawn, Gardens, and =Bow ling,
grecrt; Coach-houses and Stabling for Fourteen Horses, with
attached and detached Offices of every denomination ; three
Tenements with theit,Appurtenances ; together with Forty-
four -Acres of rich 'Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and. Wood-
Land, eligibly situated near Bishop's Storttord. - The Estate
•is Tlithe-free, excepting' about one Acre and thirty-two
Perches, The Situation is:. peculiarly desirable, and re-
markably healthy,: in the mist. beautiful and sporting part of
the County, many PackS of-I:l:blinds kept in the Neighbour-
hood, aboUnding-witli G'ain&liritt at easy.distante from
the Turnpike- Road to Newinaritct..
N. B.' If. the above EStateiS not sold before the 31st May,
the Mansion, .with.a'crout Sel4iiteen Acres. of the Land, will
he Lett. for a term'; the remaining-quantity may be engaged or
rejected at the option ofthe Lessee. •
May be vie Wed, and further particulars known, by apply
ing to mr.,Prickett, Highgate, Middlesex, where a Plan of
the Estate may be seen.

TO 13E SOLD BY AIICTION ,
At the Hop POle Inn, in Worcester, on Thursday the 3d Day
of [tine next, between the Hburs of Three and Six in the
Afternoon, subjed to. Conditions of Sale to be then pro-
duced; '
A N Elegant New-erefted. VILLA, in the Parish
Of Whittington, in the County of Worcester, within
two Miles ofthe City, with the Offices, Coach-house, Stable,
Garden, and)Shnibbery neatly laid out, andabout three Acres
of rich Meadow Land, in high cultivation, part whereof has
lately been planted with choice Fruit Trees. The Land and
Premises adjoin the London Turnpike .Road, leading from
'Worcester to Pershore ; are' within a pleasant walk. of,Wor-
cester, command a delightful View of the adjoining Country,
are Freehold, a desirable spot for a small Family, and were
late the Property and Residence of Mr. Jonathan Lea, de-
ceased.
For other Particulars, apply to Mr. Bird, College-yard,
Worcester; or Mr. Yeomans, No. •52 and 53, Clements Inn,
London.

HENBURY-HOUSE,'WORCESTER,SHIRE.
FREEHOLD ESTATE NEAR BIRMINGHAM.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,'
At Styles's Hotel, in Temple_row, Birmingham, on Thurs-
day the zoth of May inst. preciselV at ThreeVelock in
the Afternoon, unless previously disposed of by Private
Contract, of which notice will be given ;
'HE verr Desirable and Handsome Residence
of HENBURY HOUSE, Pleasantly .;ituated near
Moseley, within three- -miles of Birmingliam, ►
,comprizing
4oA. 2K. 38P. (moreor less) of excellent Arable, Meadow,
and Pasture Land ; also tivornall Dwelling-houses, with
Gardens and Out-:bliildings, fronting the Road leading from
Birmingham to King's Norton and-Alcester, all within a
Ring Fence.

Frenbtiri House consists of two very handsome large Par_
lours, a remaikablegood Kitchen, two very convenient Pan..
.tries,. Brew-house; &c. ; seven good Lodging-rooms, Cellars
and Bins, also a Laundry 'adjoining the House; anctt wO Lodg-
'ing-rooms over it ; an extensive Garden, Shrubbery, Green-
house, Orchard,. Fish Ponds, Kitchen Garden, • Coach-
house, and other Out-buildings, all in complete repair, and
.in every reaped eligible for the Residence of a Gentleman's
.
The possession,of the whole may be immediately had (ex-
cept a small Ow:ening-house and Garden, which are Lett to
a Tenant Until Lady-day next). A Pack of I fr,tinds are kept,
within one mile itnd a half. - The Situation is very desirable
tisra--8 porttnrr, Rzt rtrnCe7—
Tor particulars, apply' to Mr. Bedford, Attorney, New-
street, Birmingharn, where'a Plan.otthe Estate may be seen ;
"or to. Thom is Park, Esq. No. 17, Hart-streq,Aloomsbury,.
Londtm. • The Land-Tax iS 'Thideenied;.:

SOCIETY -
FOR THE DISCHARGE. AND RELIEF' OF PER-
. SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS.
• Craven-street, Strand, May 5, 1802.
1)- ENEFACTIONS • since the last REPORT,
...L.I. viz; , k. s. d.
The lion. Ph. Pusey, V. P. ,_ ,_
A. 5 5 'a
Lady Pusey - - - - A. 55 o
Sir William Weller Pepys, Bart. - A. 55 , o
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Sir John Smith, Bart. - - - .A. 2 --.2. o
:.‘l,a)nes Allen Park, Esq. - - A. 2.
I)avid flaliburtnn - Esq. ,_ _
- 2 o
A.
Milian: Wright, 'Esq. - 5 5 o
Evan Ltw, Esq. per Messrs. Herrics and Co. A. 3 3 o
Nich. cay, Esq. F. R.S.. - - 22.
Thomas Pitt, Esq. - - _ - 0
A. 2- 2 0
William Viner, Esq. .
A.
- - A. 2
2 2
2
James ?feston, Esq. - - o'o
J. Galloway, Esq. - - A. 2 2 o
Peter Auberttn;, Esq.. pet. Fuller and- Co. A. 33 0
John Woods, Esq. Chilgrove, Sussex " 3•3 • 0
Governor Creyke, per Secretary -
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James Ware, Esq. per Hoare 2, 2 o
- - A. 3 3 c,
Mr. faden • - - - A. •
Mr. Hearnden, r2,6th Benefathon, 2s. Mr. Luck- 2 2
hunt,. 27th, as. - -
A Fricad to Honesty in Distress
L. W . Clericus
A Genreman per Treasurer
A Perso unknown -,
An Easter Offering -
B. B. ''.. - -
X: Z. pr Secretary
D. S:.. 51. M* C*, 11.-rs.
W. T; per Secretary
Found in tie Letter-Box