The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-20 00:00:00

TUESDAY,
,APRIL 2D, `5802.

SONS OF THE CLERGY,

TIRE .REHEARSAL of the MUSIC ro be per;
formed at the ANNIVERSARY. MEETING of this
CHARITY, will be in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul,
on- TUESDAY the 4th, and• the ANNIVERSARY on
THURSDAY the 6th of May, when a SERMON will be
preachedpefore His Royal HighneSs the DUKE of KENT,
his Grace the LOrd Archbishop of Canterbury, their Lord-
ships the Bishops, the Right -Hon the Lord Mayor, Alder-
men, Clergy, &e. by the Rev. GEORGE LAW, M.A.
Prebendary of Carlisle, &c,

STEWARDS.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent.
The Right Hon. the Earl ot Dartmouth.
The Right Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of St.
David's.
The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor.
The Right Hen. Thomas Steele, M. P.
Lieutenanl-General George Harris.
Samuel Robert Gaussen, Esq. M. P.
Thomas Willams, Esq. M.-P.
Rev. John Dampier, M.A. Reiter of West Mean, Hants.
Thompson Boaitr, Esq. •
Thomas Greene, Esq.
Westgarth Snaith, Esq.
The. Music will consist of the Overture of Esther;
The Hundredth Psalm, harmonized by Dr. HAYS;
Mr. HANDZOS Dettingen Te Deum and. lubilatc.;
with-the Chorusirbin the Messiai,i," Halieldjahr for the
Lord Cod omnipotent. reigoieth."
An Anthem, composed on purpose -for this Charity by Dr.
Bores; and Mr. at mAL's Grand Coronation Anthem.
The Ivlusie to be concluded by. Dr. A RNOLD.
Mr. SHA WE, Leadei of the Band.
_ _

The Doors of the Cathedral will not be opened before Ten
o'clock. - The Chair and Aisles will be carefully matted.
Tickets-for the' Cathedral, and fdr'the Dinner at Merchant
Taylors' Hall, to be had 'of Mr. Robson; Bookseller, Bond-
street ; Messrs Rivingtons, St. Paul's Civlrch-yard; John
Bacon, Esq.. First Fruits Odic.; Temple; and the Rev. Dr.
Pearce, Lambeth Terrace, GRATIS.

Benefadions to this Charity will be thankfully received by
john Bacon, Esq.• Treasurers or the Rev. Dr. Pearce, Se-
cretary to the• Stewards.

SOCIETY of GUARDIANS, for the PROTECTION of

- TRADE
Against S-winctlers 'and Sharpers.
rHE ANNIVERSARY DINNER or this SO-
' CI ETY, Will be holden at the Crown and Anchor
Tavern, in the. Strand, -ola FRIDAY, _the 3oth*April, inst.
RICHARD CLARK, Esq. Chamberlain. of London,
PRESIDENT.
HARVEY CHRISTIAN CO MBE, Esq. and Alderman,
M. P. VICE-PRESIDENT.
Mr. PERCIVAL NORTH, TREASITRER

. STEWARDS.
Mr. Thos. Holmes, Jun. Mr• Robert Hoare,
Mr. Peter Scholey, M. W. Hewlett, Jun.
Mr. Joseph Christian, Mr. -Geo..Rubnison,
Mr. john Giles, Mr. Win. Tittord.
Mr. :AI stopiler Caner,
Tickets, los. 6d. each,. may be had of the Stewards, and
of the Secretary ; and also at the Bar of the Tavrn.
1-4.-f Dinner on T;ole-at Five o'Clock• preciselv •
EDW. S; FOSS, Secretary,
• - No. 36, Essex-street.

A CONCERN TO BE DISPOSED OF, the
..4-2 Profit froth 3o to s.o per.ceht. and upwards, the Put-
chase Money, 'which is Eigh*een HundredThobsand Pounds,
will be retnned in the first' year. •

Address, post-paid. to A. Z. to be lest at the Sun-Office,
'Strand. No Letter will be attended to unless particular re-
specting Name and Resideace.

isLy QV

April 14, iSo2.
ALL Persons having any Claims 'on the Estate
and Etteets of JOHN AR LoT, '`ate of Carisi3rooke,
fn .the Isle of Wight, Miller, deceased, -are requested by
Messrs. Cl:irke and Sewell, the Executors, to transmit the
sme trnriferiiately.to Mr. James Willingfori, ot.Carisbiwke
aforesaid, Gentleman. And all Persun standing indebted to
the said Estate, are requested to discharge theSaine, without
delays, in order that toe Accounts of the deceaSed.may be
settled.