The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-21 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARIhEN•
D 'MORROW EVENING, Jan. 22, i goz,
• will be performed,
FOLLY AS. IT FLIES.

WITH
. HARLEQUIN'S ALMANACK.
-On*Saturday, Chains of the Heart, with the New Panto.
Vrti me. -
Qn Monday., the ,Tragedy of Alfonso.
Ladies and Gentlemen who hive Places for Mrs.
ton's Nigl4ts of Performance, will have the earliest notice
when she is suffiCiently recovered, to appear bethrY the Pub-
lic..

ST. PAUL's SCHOQL.
HE ANNIVERSARY DINNER df the
.117irl..EMEN School,-Iviti be held
. eG London Tavern, .Bisi-opsgate-street, on Monday the
F...Sth of January, 1802,
Richard Parks, Esc;.-r"v4.ltX.:Thomas Meriton,
Renry Blake, Esq •
Henry Burrows, Esq.
• Robert Slade, Esq. Nethersole, Esq.
Dinner on Table at Four o'Clock.
Tickets, los. 6d. each, :to be had of the Steward, arid at
the London Tavern.

Dr. CRI'CHTON's LECTURES on MEDICINE and
CHEMISTRY:
TAR. CRICHTON will commence his Spring
Course of Leaures on the Theory and, Practice of
l'hysic, Chemistry, and MateriaMedica, on Monday the Ist
of February.
For Further Particulars, apply to Dr. C. 'No. rs, Clifford-
street, Burlington-gardens. • •

SOMERSETSHI RE.—AXE-DRAINAGE.
AT a MEETING held at the Town-Hallin the
City of Wells, on Friday the rith day of Janua
ry,
180 a, pursuant to public Advertisement, and the Resolves
of the last Meeting held at Cross ; .
CLEMENT TUDWAY, Esq. in the Chair;
The Petition and Bill to be presented to Parliament, being
fead by Mr. Conway, the Solicitor, and made conformable to
the intention of the several persons interested, who attended;
• The same were unaniniousiy approved and signed.
Ordered, that the Solicitor request William Dickinson and
William Gore Langton, Esquires, the Representatives in
Parliament for this County, to. present the Petition and Bill.
That these Resolutions be inserted in the.-..sarne several
Newspapers in which the Resole es of the last Meeting were
inserted.

CLEMENT TUDWAY.
itiThe Chairman having left the Chairt the Thanks of the
ceting were unahiMously voted him for his attendance and
able.condud in the business.

, • . . London, fSth of the tst. mo. ISoz. r
The Societrof Friends observing that the unjust Clamots
which was raised against it some time ago, relation to
.111 e Corn Trade, has been of laso somewhat revived, ,thinks
which it
It necessary to revive also its former Declaration,. _
'ls aPprehencted has escaped the Notice of many of the
Itbile.
HE SOCIETY of FRIENDS, commonly called
r„Q UA K E g S,. having been, for some time, calutriniated
n, tir-,•-t„
~ .:-,.1!-tip, isborio-us azict incite. ent chews of the cora-
lefts
of iii,,'%:Y combining to mohopoliZe those necessary-A.
iete tileir
vind•-' `'`''ro and Flour, think themselves called upon to
own innocence a 44 integrity,
.and .to aksert
',kit: " t'"'" combinatlon or monopoly hath eXtstect, or cloth
arlict?,, eal_ltr with reaped to Corn and Flour, or any other
baneijilwpitraae-.tteivcers;.
Aggrieved by and that they abhor wach wicked and
assert
the unjust reproach, they not only
rr innocence, but put in their claim for possessing. an equal
with their
de'
l°l 'Yinpathy for the karts of the poor,
is,SitiZeti4 of any description.
,oreaalling, mono
f f ally 'll'3 will come forward,. and Prove that the charge
lITIAIIY,Lteny to attach to the Society,
polizing, or regrating, NYhiCa the SO-
or any other improper
'''''n
Ileti• w"ereby the necessaries of Cite are enhanced in puce,
tan be fixed on any one or more individuals, they are far from
.riring to skreen such trom justice; but, at all events, they
.413.tra for tut.
thetl,telr c.ot!ntryhten,.
Society in general, a place in the good opinion
and-treedom Troth the ivsults, whiCh
) hate lot Qr patiently borne. .
. igr,;,,t on behal rof the said Society, at a Meeting held
Ni Lolidon the 6th of -the Ica month, iSoo, and by
order thereof, by -
.4....„,......._;., JOSEPH FOSTER, Clerk.
lIIIIE BOND CREDITORS of HENRY WIG_
tc,n, i'''S.!=A.,l), late of Greek-street Soho; and of Kensing-
to
met. 4.7 County a Middlesex,
ert.wn -in A Tuesday
Esq. deceased, are desired
next, at One o'Clock precisc4y, at t.
theca
their
snohor Tavern, in the Strand, and to bring with
ena.blzd to unties, in order that his Executrix may be
them in du":cottersh.ls
SPtlng-garden Terrace
.Assers Come to her hands, amongst
0. i Administration.
zath Jan. it,,z '
race CHA. BICKN'ELL,.
Solicitor for the Executrix;

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Ptltstiant t D
o a Decree of the High Court of in a Cause the
against THOMAS,
---------------eh—ance-11-y, made
THE CREDITORS of ROGER THOMAS,
late of the,Hatniet of Hammersmith, in' he Parish of
Vitlhani in the County of Middlesex, Gentleman, deceased,
are forth'wi to come and prove their Debts either by them-
selves or their Solicitors, before john Campbell, Esq. one
ot the Master:: of the said Court, at his Office in Southarnp-
ti-buildings, Chancery-lane, London -or in default there-
of,' they will be excluded the benefit of the said Decree.
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A IRELAND. A TANTED by
N V PAN Y, an.ENG IN EER (in the room of Richard
the ROYAL CANAL COM-
EVans Esq. deceased) of experience in Canal-making,
whose tali:vs and abilities will bear the most unquestion-
able scrutiny.—A,nyPerson answering this description, will
meet with compensation sititable'to his exertions and merit.
Applic.ition by Letter, or otherwise, will be received. bY
the Secretary, at the Company, House, No. 213, Lower Or Quay, Dublin, which will be taken into consideration
on Monday the 15th of February next. It is requested that
none will apply but such as will in every respell answer the
?.bove description.