The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-04 00:00:00

NAVAL ASYLUM., PADDINGTON GREEN,
For the SUPPORT and EDUCATION of the OR PHANS
and CHILDREN of BRITISH SAILORS and MA-
RINES.
AT the ANNIVERSARY of this CHARITY,
held at the LONDON TAVERN on WEDNES-
DAY the ad inst.
The Right Hon. Viscount BE LG RAVE in the Chair; .
STEWARDS.
Sir T. Troubridge, Bart. ' ' Thomas Everett, Esq. M. P.
Abraham Goldsmid,. Esq. •, BenjaThin iGoldsmid, Esq.
Edward Allen, ' Esq. Geo. Glenny, Esq.
John Dougan, Esq. . Alex. Davison, Esq.
.john M'Arthur, Esq. John Bedinglield, Esq.
Chevalier Ruspini Felix Palmer, Esq. .
The Treasurer reported that he had receivecithe following
,13enethaions previous to the Meeting. -
‘• s• /... i.
1. Fielding, Esq. .per David Pike Watts, Esq.az
Messrs: Esdaile to 0 A Lady by ditto 21 o
Mrs. Dougan . 5 5 Chas. Knatchbull,Esq.
Mark Dyer, Esq. 5'5 Somersetshire -52 to
Colin M'Lachlan, Esq. to to Windham Knatchbull,
Major Gen. Bowater 21 o Esq. - - sz lo
john WArthur, Esq. 21 o .
- Being 2201.
And the following Sitbscriptions were received at the Din-
ner by the hands of Messrs. Abraham and Ben. Goldsmid,
and George Glemiy, Esq. and their Friends, viz.
Mr. Alderman Hibbert 21 ea Joseph Cohen, Esq. .• ar o
Mr. Alderman Curtis 21 0 Thomas Watson, Esq. 21 0
john Jackson, Esq. 21 OD. P. Watts, Esq. 11 o
Ben. Cole, Esq. at o Win. Ditchman, Esq. 10 to
Messrs. Brown, Cobb • Mark Sprot, Esq. 21 0
and Co. - to to Samuel Galindo, Esq. 21 0
Thomas Moxo and John Wyatt, Esq. to to
Co. - - ' 2r o Geo. MlCtilloch, Esq. 5' 5
Thomas Wilson, Esq. to To Timothy Curtis, Esq. 21 0
Edward Roberts, Esq. it . 0 Andrew Jorclaine, Esq. ILI, o
Chas. Hornyold, Esq. 21. o Peter Mellish, Esq. 2l 0.
E. P. Solomon, Epq. 21 o Thomas Walker, Esq. to to
Thomas Ellis, Esq. .2r o T. Maltby, Esq. Ann, 2 2
Messrs, Bruce D'Pon- T. Templeman,, do. z 2
thie.u, and Co, 21 o William Parker, do. 2 2
B.
john Willis, Esq, ' 2.1 o Win. Wadeson' do. 2 2
Waterhouse, Esq. 21 0. Messrs. Walpole & C 0.21 0
Mr. Alderman Flower 21 o James Duncan, Esq. 21 o
James Henekell, Esq. as ei Daniel Elliason, Esq. 21 o
Messrs. Boldero & Co. 21'o Moses Zuntz, Esq. to to
Thomas Cope, Esq 21 o Dr. Jos. Hart Myers 21 o
Messrs, Prescott & Co. 21 o los. Van Oven, Esq., s 5
Nathan Solomon, Esc) Sainuel Joseph, Esq. 2ii o
ad Subscription to 50 R. H. Clarke;'Esq. 21 o
James Parry, Esq. 5. 5 Ben. Shaw, Esq. at o
Abraham .Robarts, Esq. 21 o ‘Vm. Christie, Esq. at 0
James Barnett, Esq. 2/ o . Sam. Brandrarn, Esq. to to
William -Webb, Esq. zr o Wm. Browning, Esq."
Messrs. Jones, Lloyd, Annual -
and Co.' - 21 o John Wigrarn do.
Matthew Kirwan, Esq, 21 o IVm. Sharp, do.
Thomas Rowlett, Esq. tt o R. L. Jaques, do.'
Geo. Glenny, Esq.
. to make up their
Ben. Goldsmid, Esq. ,
-And Abraham Goldsmid, Esq.) *l-."t 10001' v-1 9
Other Subscriptions received at the same time.
Geo. Stainfort'n, Esq. The Rev. Dr. Peat, ann. a 2
per Messrs. Goldsnud 21 o Mrs. B. Goldsmid 5 5
Mrs. G lenity _ Mrs. A. Goldsmid.
Sir W. Geary,,M. P. at 5 5 s
--a Mrs. Galindo - • 5 5
Webb, Esq. 21 o Moses Laporte Merac,
Charles Licit:don, Esq. 4 4 Esq.
Chas. Bicknell, Ann, r i The Rev. Thomas
William Pitt .: 2 2 Whipham - - r x
Rt. Hon. Lord Nelson to o Daniel Nantes, Esq. 2 2
J. Smith, Esti. M. P. 21 o Mr. Leete - Jo 0
Capt. Fahie, R. N. Sir Hyde Parker, Bart. 5 o
Annual . r i ohn Lodge,, Esq. 5 5
R. Clement, Esq. 5 5 .P. Anderson Esq. An 3 3
Alex. Davison, Esq. 5o o . Pilliner, Esq. 21 0
Sir Sidney Smith 5 5 -van Nepean, Esq. lo 0
Capt. M. H. Scott, Sir W. Harnilton a a
R. N. Annual z z Capt. Rogers, R. N. 2 2
Capt. 1. CulVerhouse, The Hon. Geo. Villiers 10 to
R. N. - 2 2 Capt. Otway, R. N. 1 1
Messrs. Parker, Palmer, Dr. Hume - x r
and Cuppage . to to Michael Wood, of Cork,
A. C. - , z 2 per Mr. Glenny S 5
Thomas Hornyold, Esq.s 5 John Edwards, Esq. 2 2
Mr. H. Scrimshaw z z The Rev. G . Thomas a 2
Plowden Presland, Esq. 2 2 Thos. Whipham, Esq. 2 2
A Landsman's Mite s r William Winter i 1
General Avamc 2 2 John Jacobs . - t 1
Subscriptions for this Charity are received by the Trea.:
surer, Wm. Fauntleroy, Esq.-No. 6, Berner's-street ; Martin
'
Stones and Foote • Robarts and Curtis; Vere and Lucadou,
Lombard-street ; Devaynes and Co. Hammarsley's, Pall.
Mall ; Drummond's Chafing-cross ; Coutts, Strand ; Henries,
Farquhar, and Co. St James's-street.; Down, Thornton,
and Free, BartholomeW-lane ; Messrs. Wilkinson, Bloxam,
and Co. Southwark ; Whitehead and CoCod Cateaton-street ;
and by the Secretor", No. 13, Warwick-street, Golden-Nuare,
where the Accounts of the Charity are open for the iinspee_
lion of any person desirous of becoming a Governor.
C. CUPPAGE, Sec,

2 2
2 2
2 2
2 2

21 o

FASHIONABLE DANCING BY Mr. ALLEN
PRIVATELY Taught to Ladies and' Gentle..
mcn of any age, who have never learnt this accomplish-
ment, or not in the improved modern style, at No. 19, Sher-
rard-street, Golden-spare, and No. ro, Great Alie-street,
Goodman's-Fields. fliey are taught on a plan particularly
calculated for those to whom it is an object to acquire it ex-
peditiously, privately, and in the first style of fashion. .
Foreigners, Officers, and Country Residents,' *O. may
wish:to learn in a few days, may board and lodge,!.privately
iri the house, and receive constant instruelion.
These, Academies are open all the Summer, and though
they are principally for grown up people, yet children are
also instructed twice a week on the usual terms ; and if not
brought for Ward, as much in one year, as at schools in gene-
ral in two, no charge made for iheir instruelion.
* * Mr. • disowns All all present concern with his late
Allen
Academy in Haydon-square. ,

TO STATIONERS, Ste.
. Great NeWport-street, Leicester-square.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. STEWART,
On Wednesday the gthof,June, aoz, at Twelve o!Cioek, on
the Premises, by order of the Assignees of Mr. Samuel
Bishop, Stationer, a Bankrupt,
THE Valuable LEASE and GOODWILL of the
well established Premises diredly facing Great New-
port-street, and well known as a respectable and established
Shop as a Stationer's, in full trade and the first connections,
for nearly a century past, fitted up with great taste and judg-
ment for carrying on the business of a Stationer or any gen-
teel Profession.—The House is in excellent Repair, and the
Rent very. low. On the same and following days will be
sold, the elegant Household Furniture and Stock in Trade.
For particulars apply to Mr. Stewart; opposite York-
House, Piccadilly.

A SALUTARY BREAKFAST.
LEE ROE's ENGLISH COFFEE.
THIS COFFEE, which is a Balsamic of the most
excellent Nature, extradted from the choicest aromatic
Plants and Herbs, and from the most salubrious Barks, has,
during an experience of near so Years, established its ex-
traordinary Effieaey in Consumptive Habits, and proved itself
one of the greatest Restoratives and Preservatives of Health
ever yet discovered. 1 t has also the Sant-lion ofmany eminent
Men of the Faculty, particularly the late Dr. Fothersill,
who prescribed it in Consumptive and Nervous Complaints,
as well as in Coughs of long standing, Asthmas, TreMorss,
Palpitations of the Heart, &c. It is much recommended to
those of weak Constitutions, with whom Tea does not agree,
as it is more not.irishing than Sago and Jellies, and will nat
offend the most delicate Stomach. It is to betaken for Break:
fast, asTea or foreign Coffee, and is very pleasant to the Palate.
Sold, by Appointment of the Proprietor, in Canisters, price
23. sid. each, Duty included, by Mr. Newbery, No. 45, St.
Paul's ; Mr. tntt, at the Royal Exchange ; Messrs. Bayley
and Blew, Cockwur-street ; Mr. Wzde's,•.o Id Bond-strect ;
Mr. Jeboult, No. 150, and Mr. Pidding, No. 76, 0 xford-
Street ;Mr. Ward, No. i. 3414 trOlborn and Mr. Clarke,
No. 2.59, Ifonugh.