The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-08 00:00:00

VAUXHALL.
'Coder the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of
WALES.
TO-MORROW EVENING, JULY 9, 1802,
WILL BE

A GALA,
AND GRAND EXHIBITION Or
FIRE-WORKS.
Admission Three Shilliiigs.—Doors to be open at Seven,
and the Concert begins at Eight o'Clock.
To prevent disappointments which so frequently oc-
cur from the Companies not being able t obtain Seats in
the Evening, they are respectfully informed, Boxes may be
taken by an applitation at the. Gardens between Ten di the
n,„
Morni d Three in the Afternoon.

THE LAST NIGHT.
RANELAGH..

TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, IITtY 9, iBoz,
Will be pertoriped
A CONGER T
Of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUS'IC.
In the centre of the Rotunda- will be erected a Transparent
TEMPLE E PEACE,
Designed and executed by-Mrs. CAPON.
And by particular Desire nf the Nnhility and centry that
celebrate Artist Monsieur R MG! 4N-will exhibit a most
Magnificent

• FIRE-WORK, •
txaaly similar. to the one .he displayed to the surprise and
gratification of the Spectators at the .H.-te on Friday last.
And whic if will conclude with the' Fliglit ot
• A.COMET
• Round the Garden.
Admittance, Five Sliillings.each Per-son, -Tea and Coffee
included.
Doors to be `opened at Eight, the Concert to commence- at
Nine, and the Fire- Work•at Eleven precisely.

London, July. 6, IS:4,
TEN POUNDS REWARD.
.1-4" T; on Monday Afternoon; between Dow-
gateJlithand London Bridge, or in the immediate
teigithourhooci, , BLACK MOROCCO .BILL-CASE;
tontaining the following Bills of Exchange, viz.
Bruine and Co. Teignmouth, on Mess. Edwards, Tern.
filer and Co. Bankers, London, dated June 17, 1802, at three
Ilionths date, in favour of Captain James Robson, for 1641.
Losh, Lubbern and Co. of Newcastle, on Messrs. liosch,
Zeintz and Co. London, dated June aa, 18oz, at two months,
IA favour of William Vazie, for 2701: res.
Liddell, Losh and Co. Carlisle, on Messrs. Williams, Son
*nd Co. bankers, London, dated June as, ISea, at four
months, in favour of James Forester, for ;711. and 4d.
And Bank of England Notes • two of 21. and one of 11.
Avith sundry Memorandums of little consequence.
The acceptance and payment of the above Bills are stop-
ihdi and therefore can be of no use to any one but the Owner.
'My Person bringing the Bill. Case, with its contents, to the
Jiar of Baker's Coine-house, Exchange-alley, Cornhill, will
receive the above Reward.

ALL PERSONS who have Claims on , the
• ESTATE of the late JOHN CHARLTON DAW—
SON, Esq. of Manchester, deceased, are desired to transmit
aq Account of the same (so that they may be verified on oath,
r,:quired) .to Mr. William Dawson, of Manchester, sole
Administrator of the E tieCts of the Deceased :—And all Par-
sons who have any Effects, or who are in anywise indebted
unto the said John Chkiton Dawson, Esq. are requested to
Pay their respedive Amounts unto the said William Dawson
.11)mediately, who is alone appointed to receive them, other-
suits at Law will be commeoced. against them in de-
fault hereof.
Manchester, July 5, 1802:

A PROPOSAL.
AGENTLEMAN owes about 60001. and, has
a v
boe t times that sum owink him or :wch
lie has Bills, Ben
onds and other Seenrities.to He wishes tohi fi,.;l
tperson who will advance him what he wants, and collect
.'us Debts amicably or leg,dll,, as ni.i be deeme.l best, )0,
"Arhicli. he would allow an eKtrani.,:li..ary adv.intage.
U Ader diess a lint! o
t Mr. kuoiilson, at Mr. Varnell's,
Pp Mary-le-oune-sireec.

FIVE L-lITNDRED POUNDS.
YOUNG MAN, who has seen better day,
(1 but is now r.:cluced. to solicit Employment in any way
44 he can to :Ice himself useful, has Five Hundred Pounds,
4ft.
Ivhich.he would wish 'to put into a Business that would
`'rat ttim d decent livelihood. The Situation is immater Al,
I‘thether in Town, the Country, or what part of Great
neitner has he any objedion to go Abroad
: or lie would
ve the. above Sum ta any Person who would procure him a erinatient Appointment at Udine, in the West—lndies, or
411/' other of the British Settlements.
Direct to H. L. Jones, Post-Office, Bristol.

P. GEORGE PENNY, or EDMOND PENNY,
bdSons of Edmond Penny, and who about the year 172 d,
from that period to the year 1730, are believed to. have
Ven resident at or near Hampton, in Middlesex, be now liv—
g, or any of their immediate Descendants, and will send a
"igree of their Family to . Messrs. Gregg and Corfield,
Rciv
Knnertas-hall•London, they may hear of something to their
.inge.
6th July, 1802.

WANTED, immediately after the present
Midsummer Vacation, as an ASSISTANT, a
l'retleb Clergyman, or other Native of France, perfeilly
qualified to teach French and Latin. Any one answering Ibis description, on producing satisfadory 'Testimonials of
ttles and Charaaer, may hear of an eligible Situation in
oardibg &hoot, by applying personally, or by 'Letter, to
at-Mess. Knott and Lloyd's, Birmingham:

A DJUTANCY of MILITIA to be sold ; En-
signcy Guards, Sub-Lieutenancy Life GUards, Cor-
j:teies, Lieutenancies, Troops, Companies, 'Maj9rities;
leuteriant-Colonelcies, and every other Commission in the
11,111.1 Y• Comniissions on Half-pay, Exchanses in every
panic-and Station: Military Appointments of 50,31. 3031.
u. and 1 per 4.nn• Sinecure exempting front Civil
°ltices. " • •
'APply at the Army Agent's Office, NU. 3, Northumber-
11(1.strcet, Strand, between Twelve and Four ci'Clock.
No Letters noticed unless post free. •

TO LAND-OWNERS.
-ANTED. on LEASE, a Well-conditioned
furni
ESTATE, having an it a House Furnished or Un-
A Sum of '' oney, as far as THREE THOU-.
to ND POUNDS 'willM be given for the Lease, in proportion
the terms and advantages of it.
Address Mr. Dillon, No. 130, Pall Mall.

. MONEY MATTERS.
A:LL Money. Negociations continue to be trans_-aEted, with the stridest honour; punctuality, and se-
-4o Y„ by Messrs. Harris. and Co. at their Annuity Bank,
b 4„ 5. Great Suffolk-street,• Charing-Cross, on Annuities,
lertgages, Esrates, Church-Livings, Dowers, Jointures,
Is.Lons, Plac 43, Reversions, or any other mode dr matter,
rtati "r,:urtistan cesmay be. Large Sums of Money always
pile`ror well secured Annuities, and for which a liberal
he given, according to age and security, and all
(,;itlities will be made redeemable- at the pleasure of the
pals, or their Attornies, apPlying personally, before
144iirt o'Clock, will be
'treated with in the most explicit
4r, and all Letters (post-paid) duly auswered.
LeiSdlold H' A largouses, " 4Me Sum
i proyed
of one ready to purchoe Freehold
)v