The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-01 00:00:00

qUMBER 3052•!

RAN ELAGH.
TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, JULY, 2, iBo2,
Will be performed
A CONCEWT
Of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
In the centre of the Rotunda will be erected a Tran,sparent
TEMPLE of PEACE,

• Designed and executed by Mr. CAPON.
And by particular Desire of the Nobility and Gentry that
calchrate Artist Monsieur RUGGIERI will exhibit:a most
Magnificent

FIRE-WORK,
similar to the ono he displayed to the surprise and
thaatnication of the Spedatots at the Fete on Friday last.
And which will concludewith the Flight of
A COMET
Round the Garden.
incl Admittance, Five Shillings each Persot, Tea and Collie
uded.
NiD4nrs to be opened at Eight; the Concert to commence at
e, and the Fire-Work at Eleven precisely.

Up VAUXHALL.
.der the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of
TOWALES.
MORROW EVENING, JULY zd, 18oz,
Will be a
GALA, •
And Grand Display of
.0" . FIRE-WORKS.
73
4'irl' Mmission 3s.—Doors open at Seven, and the Concert
at Eight o'Clock.

VAUXHALL SAILING MATCH.
THE ANNUAL SILVER CUP and COVER,
given by the PROPRIETOR of VAUXHALL
;zJARDENS will he SAILED FOR on MONDAYNEXT,
VAY stll, by GENTLEMEN's PLEASURE SAILING
it LAND ‘S
subjed to the RuSOCIETYIes and Regulations of the C M-
A ILING .
i'sor particulars inquire of Mr. Roberts, Lambeth.

PONEY RACES.
NEW THEATRE, SAI)LER's -WELLS.
trntier the P3ronage of His Royal Highness the Dui( t of
CL A
THE PONEY RACES, which have, been received
with unbounded applause, by overflowing. Houses,
arld decidedly acknowledged to exceed every. thing of the
kind exhibited on any Theatre, will be repeated this and every
Zyening.tins Week the Ponies will start at Seven o'clock
precisely on the Stage; tun round it, then out of the. House
(Pier an extensive Course inclosed and corded-round for the
Purpose, and return to the Winning Post in the centre of the
tage, tht.-whole in full view of the Audience : this to be
repeated three times for one Heat, and the best of three Heats
to be the. Winner.—St. George commences immediatoly after
the Races, with other Entertainments.

The SOCIETY of SHIP-OWNERS of GREAT-
BRITAIN.

A. ..
T a GENERAL MEETING of SHIP_OWN
E RS, held according to public Advertisement, at the
London Tavern, the zzd Day of June, iSoz, to receive the
Second Report of the Committee tor the Port of London, and
on other business.

• Mr. HILL in the Chair.
The Resolutions of the last General Meeting were readand
confirmed.

The Petition to the Hon. the House of Commons, for a
Repeal of the Duties on Tondage was read, and the several
Resolutions of the Committee were also read and confirmed.
ResoLyEn,
That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the Committee
shall use their utmost endeavours to obtain, in the next Ses-
s:on of Parliament,- a Repeal of the Duty on the Tonnage,ot
Shipping.
R.E.SOLVED,
'that the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Commit-
tee for their trouble and attention.
soLvto,
That the Rules and Regulations pltpared by the Commit-
tee for
The Societe of Ship-Owners of Gnat Britain;."
AT ~.v read, be confirmed and printed for the use of the
and Ou- that the same be transmitted to the Ship-
. ners at the P.
A Letter addressed to the Chairman, and signed by the
principal
.liip-BitilderS on the River Thames, was read,
Stating, That in consequence of the final Establishment of
INFe_a_cie, they had deemed it recessary to reduce the Wages of
~'"cltlen who were employed in repairing Ships, and that
hatl experienced very considerable inconvenience in their
oueavours to carr the same into effect"
RESOLVED'y
Tha • •. .
cent!
re-
Ships t the opinion of this Meeting, that the Wages re-
d to Workmen employed in repairing and building
shys insthe River Thames were exorbitant, and that the
su.cirl-Owners present approve of a Reduaion being Made-in
Wages by the Ship-Builders; and that it is their deter-
arnni;ation not to employ, independent of the Ship-BtWders,
jotiroeymen Shipwrights or others, engaged in repairing
and building of S 1 i
R.rTibo..so CV ED, Ps.
the Thanks of this Meeting be given to William
:hington, Esq. M. P. for the attention which he has in-
t ariably shewn to the interests of Ship-Owners, and in par-
tleular, for his conclud and readiness in presenting their Pea-
on to Parliament, for a Repeal of the Dui), on Tonnage. •
RESOLVED,
That these Resolutions be insetted in the several News_
Papers.

. ,
REsoLvtn, -
Thatthe Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair-
man, for his impartial condua this-thy, and for his attention
.
to the general Interests of Shipping.
„....

(Siiiied)

J. HILL

FIRE-OFFICE.

• f une 15,:i802..
PERSONS whose insurance -Pafrit-elitrralls due at I‘,lidommer, are requested to take Notice, That Printed
Receipts are now ready at the Offices in Lombard-street,
r...t:d Corner of Spring-G-arden, Charing-Cross ; and in the
Country in the hands of the several Agents. Attendance is
'illy given for the Insuring of Houses, Buildings, House-
-4'04(1 Qoods, Stock in Trade, and Mercliandize ; also, Ships
i'i,.tiHarbour
,Cargo in Ships and- Lighters, in - Rivers and
D ats, and Ships Builiting.or Repairing, trom Loss or
AMAG?. by FIRE.
The Insurance of AGRI CULTURAL STUCK, as first
"'
er4"-lised by this Office upon the reduced Rate of Three Shit
"gs per cent. will be
Earn on due examination better
a.:l'!,ted to the security Of rs and Owners of such Pro
'"),.. than any of the fanciful new s.hemes lately advertised.
THOMAS WORSLEY, Sec.

WANTED,
CO by a Family of Respeaabili
or to reside
An the Country' airl during the absence of the Family,
to have the
~,, re of the Holise under
,
with a Woman Servant
her. None rieett apply but such whose Charadter, in all re-
sped% will bear. the stridest investigation, as good Wages,
will beisiven.
Enquire at Mr. Dod's, .
sparc; • . Upholder, Brewer-street, Golden-
...

•
TO BE DISPOSED OF,
A Genteel MANUFACTORY in London, in the
Wholesale Line, the FrOhts of which are from 2.3 to 3c
per Cent. aild chiefly snort credit. There is every probabi-
lity that the present Cominercial Negotiation with France
will be of great advantage to it.
P:,riiculars will be explained by personal applicatibn to
A y..
b 2 reqz.ired27, Villiers.street.—Xhout Isocl, or zooof. will

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD_

ERS ofthe COUNTY of HUNTINGDON.
FROM the very flattering Testimony of your
Approbation,. which I experienced at the last General
Elelion, I am induced to offer myself again as one of your
Representatives•in Parliament. If I should be so fortunate
as to have that high Honour conferred upon me a second
time, by the favour of your support at the ensuing Eleaion,
permit me to assure you it will be my earnest endeavour to
discharge that important Trust by a zealous attention to the
Welfare of my Country, and to the particular Interest of the
County of Huntingrlon.
I have the Honour to remain,

, • Your most obliged and obedient humble Servant,
FREDERICK MONTAGU
Kimbolton Castle, june 29, 1802.