The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-05 00:00:00

VAUXHALL SAILING MATCH.
Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the Pa Inez of
WALES.
THIS DAY, MONDAY, July 5,18 oz, the
Annual SILVER CUP and COVER, given by the
PROPRIETOR of VAUXHALL GARDENS, will be
SAILED for by GENTLEMEN's PLEAS
suURE SAIL-
ING BOs, being under Nine Tons, and bjed to the
SOCIETY Rules and R ATegulation- M s of the CU SAILING
The Boats to start from Blackfriar's Bridge atTive o'Clock;
o rrild a Boat stationed. off Putney Bridge, and return on
the urea
shore, pass a Boat Moored off Vauxhall.Stairs.
In the Evening will be
v.l A SPLENDID- GALA,
1
-len the Gardens will be Brilliantly Illuminated, and De-
corated appropriate , &c. The Transparencyw of the SAILIN DGevices MATCH, together
with the present and former PRIZE CUPS, will be Ex-
liibited in the Rotunda and adjacent Rooms.
After the Concert will be a Grand Exhibitionot
FIRE-WORKS.

•
By Monsieur ROSSI.
His • Royal Highness the Dux E of YoßK's Band, in Full
Uniform, will perform Martial Music • and the Band of
Pandean Minstrels a variety of French, 'German, and ha-
lan Airs.
beg Adrnission 3s.—Doc
ors open at Seven, and the Concert
ns at Eight o'Clk.

HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS..
MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an
ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now
pen, and will contintie Every Day, Sundays excepted,
from Nine ir. the Morning till Evening.
Admittance One Shilling.

SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and RELIEF of PER-
SONS IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS.
Craven-street, Strand, July 3,.1802.
ExiAQUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of this
. SOCIETY will be held here on WEDNESDAY
, the 7th inst. at Twelve o'Clock, to Audit the Ac-
-"Ilts, and other Special Affairs.
- R. GRASSWELL, Sec.

FROM ONE to 'FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS
Will be presented to any Gentleman or Lady who will
Procure for the Advertiser, an adequate Permanent Place
Mployment under Government. The most inviolable
secErecy will be observed.
o,...Letters from li-incipals or authorised Agents, addressed to
-at No. 173, Piccadilly, nearly opposite Burlington-
nouse, will be properly attended to.

FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS.
A YOUNTG'MAN, who has seen better days,
LI, but is now reduced to solicit Employment in any way
that he can make himself useful, has Five Hundred Poun 'Which he would wish to put into a Llusiness that would
alford him a..lecent livelihood. The Situation is immaterial,
whether in Town, the Country, or what part of Great 136-
' 'Lain ; neither has he any objeaion to go Abroad or lie would
,give the above Sum to any Person who would procure him a
Permanent Appointment at Home, in the West Indies, or
any other of the British Settlements.
Direct to H. L: Jones, Post-Office, Bristol.

HARP, PIANO FORTE, TAMBORINE.
M- MISS SEHR4M, Teacher of the above Instru-
ments, informs the Nobility and Gentry, that her
'Works for the' Harp and Piano Forte will be delivered by the
loth of August.—Letters, post-paid, either for Teaching or
Subscription, will be k ndiy recetvcd.
N• B. Piano Fortes from Six to Tea Guineas ; a real
French Harp to be sold, at No. 93, Edgware-road.

BOARD AND LODGING AT BRUSSELS.
MR. SALIGOT begs to inform Families and
that
Single Gentlemen who intend to reside at Brussels,
11.' has tak'en a magnificent House within 20 yards of the
-end Park, which he has fitted up in the most elegant manner,
intends to appropriate- to a Board and Lodging House for
only Terms for a best Bed-chamber, Breakfast,
Four o'Clock, 'Supper, and excellent Beer, 81.
telling per Month. Each Servant for Board and Lodging,,
21• per Month. Suits of Apartments for Fantilies to be
to Paid for extra, and any Family or Single Gentleman may dine
their own 'Apartments. Stabling for 20 Horses, and Coach
'l9"es ; Wines of every description, at a most reasonable
Ple
No to dire& to Mr. Saligot (post-paid to Dover),
' 1'44, %ontagnedu Parc, a Brussels. .
'SIR SIDNEY SMITH.
THE ST BSCR.II3,ERS are respeafuliy informed,
PO Rt-,hat the Proofs and.. Prints of the WHOLE-LENGTH
Robert AIT of that distinguished Officer, painted by
for deliveiP4Orter, and CiigTaved by W. Say, will be ready
a few days, at Xhompson's, Printseller to HiS
puriec'tY an the Duke and Dutchess of York, Great New-
ti.n;stZe,, t, and No. sr, Dean-street, Soho. Early applica-
wll6.,-4 still secure good impressions at 'Thompson's,
a A
oished-
1.1
roof may be seen -. •
Prints P4ll Proofs zl. zs. Prints in Colours il. as.
is.

10 NT .•
•
, - -Y to ADVANCE upon ANNUITIES REDEEM-
ABLE.
MELVILLE and Co. • respeeifully inform the
isr
pert Nobility and Gentry, that have occasion for temporary
otherwalient hms of Money; by the grant of Annuities or
ays that f th -toblished comedian with Mo-
nied, MITI et es
I.'"ils of the first respedability, they can always
rtirit• ce nninediate Sums from 1031: to 50001., upon real Se-
ariiing from Land, Houses, or,.F uncied Property,
turesgYnen's I.ivings, Marriage Settlements Widows Join-
and ' 'C'e• No,cielay will arise, where the 'Security is real,
t.,nril°t intricate, with privilege of returning the principal at
111. I?Thities- rom six to ten years purchase will be given for
.A, according. to the nature of the Security.
Y Personally, or by .Letter, post-paid, to No. 7, Cecil-
gq-Ct, Strand.

.
A Pi,kASANT RESIDENCE in CHUDLEIGH,
t•-t4rfa DEVON.
~,RE SOLD BY 'PRIVATE CONTRACT;
I "Kir' FEE in Possession of a Substantial and
•iviti '""v-built Double Front ' DIVELIANG-HOUS, E,
1, 0 all necessary and convenient Offices, a good wailed
4 - en,
11:‘411' ' ccltlalt'-ing about Three Quarters ol_fvhainchA.csru,e • toge-
th'ertith about
,Half an Acre of Ground, ;rounds
very rs,e- It built near the West end of the Town, on a
friti, ..,I„ea, 111.13' aud delightful spot ascending ftoni the street,
130 fe.,..iv''''`'ll the House, inclosed by wall; distant about
the 1:' • The situation of the Premises (being retired from
Vount°rywno'u and open to-a beautiful' View of a romantn
3'4,lliLy" r -Jul it) makes the residence cicsirable fora Genteel
The House
ptlier• I, by se cohsists of two'ParlOurs, one 20 feet by 16, the
.the Or'euncl 5E' 140,11!all zo. feet by 16, and a large Kitchen on
phich tru,ty be made; five
commodious Bed-rOorns (one of
on the Second
Floor; also five 7,,,,14,g00d Drawlng-
Closets
Floor . .4 . i
~.' ' oed-Tooms with on the Third
. „ an;, .! argeparret over the same. • v -
Chuilleigii. is situated rt- the River Teign, in a fine
Sporting Coumry is a -ar
ail, t Town in the Post Road
from Exeter toy )
il-Ylll°'lllcd-jidil‘ldistante." nine miles from the
ibrmer, and seven from ti•equented Water P eign.no
-1' '* uth and Dawlish, much
tug laxs. . -
'l'o accommodate a Purchaser, Sixteen Acres of Ground,
or any part ther,:of, about a quarter of a mile from the House,
may be purchased with it. for further particulars apply
14r. Dolliitg, 4 ttorn (if by letter, post-paid) to
Attorney, in Chudlei&h.
June 7,2thi. ISQ2,. '