The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-05 00:00:00

To the Worry and Independent ELECTORS of the
BOROUGH of IVESHAM.
.. . .
THE flattering Reception I 'have ' experienced
throughout the whole pf• my Canvass,' leaves:me no
doubt of Success,'and demands my earliest and most grateful
-Acknowledgments.
Sensible of, the obligation you have laid me under, Itbeg
leave to assure-ydn, that-should-I, through'-your Sittfl'ages,
have the honour of being returned to Pxliament one of your
Representatives, I shall use my unremitting entleaVours for
the Support and Preservation of our happy-,Constitution,
and the Prornotion of the Interest of the BOROUGH of
EVESHAM In partictrlar*;., . • -
I am, with great respeel,
GENTtEMENI
Youttntist obedient
Eveshain, and very humble Servant,
zsth March, 1802. P..CRA.UFURD BRUCE.

TO the WO It THY LIVERY of'the CITY of LONDON

GENTLEMEN, •.
IN consequence of the Vacancy occasioned by the
Death of Mr. Joseph Speck, your late Bridgemastet, I
am encouraged by rny Friends to offer rtimelf a Candidate to
fill that situation. Patdon me, in reciting to you that I had
the honour, to be a Member of the Corporation of• London
thirty years ; that. I have been a Freeman of the tin-plate
Workers' Company'filty years, and a Liveryman thirty-five
years.; that .1 have served all the Offices in that Worshipful
Compan3t, as well as. the Ward and Paroehial ones in the
Ward of Bishopsgate Without, wherein L have been an In-
habitant forty-six years.
these Remarks render rile an object worthy of yon r Sup..
port on this Eledion, the only return I can make; my Fellow-
citizens, will be by a faithful and tinremitted attention to
,the Duties incumbent bn the Appointment;, and, you will
enabk me to pass•the retXiainrirr of life With curnfort,and
felicity:, *I now-mostearnefrtly, intreat your. Siippott and In-
lerest on this occasion,; -and I have the.himoir 'to subscribe
myself, with the utmost resped, • •
Gentlemen,
Your most "devoted humble Servant;
IOBERT BULLCOCK.
No. 17z, Bishopsgate Without,
April 3d, iSez. S

SOCIETY
THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PER-
SONS IMPRISONEJ? FOR SMALL DEBTS.

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' Craveri-street, Strand, April 3, rBoz.
A N ANNUAL GENERAL, COURT of this
LZ sOCI ETY‘ will be held at this place on W EDNIE.S
DAY NEXT, the 7th *inst. at Twthie o'Cl'ock; to Audit
the' Accounts to the. }lst .March lash and other Special
Affairs.

R. GRASSWELI,(SLiC.

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE,

-March ifiea.
PERSONS whose Annual Ptemiums fall due on the
25th inst. are hereby itifortned,-that Receipts are now
ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the
R&yal Excharige'and 2nTall-Mall, as Well as by-Their it.-
spoclive4gents in the several Counties ; .and the Parties as,
surettaie'reqnested to apply fOr the renewal of their Policies
on,or beforirtfia gth
.ot April next, as the. usual Fifteen
DayS'allowe.l for Payment, beyOnd the Date of each' Policy

- ALEX. WATSON, Sec.
(,-!Attendruirceik given, daily, at the said ()fiqces; fOr the
Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize and. Ships, in
fifiihr.itir; in Dock, or N'y hike Btilichnefroin Loss or D:Anages
5,y;. Fire ; -and aisq.tin tito,„A.ssnrance of, and,gyanting Annui-
ties on, Lives.

: .N: icies-ofAomu3ce for the- Slott epoi. or up_
ivards, are issued Inte ulexpeuvg: tr> the Assurtd.

FRE t' 'GRAMMAR SCHC)OL.
rrHE MA:6'I.ERSLIIP of the " FREE GRAM-
A. 'MAR, SCHOOL at L.Eicts-r.va,.
vacant at Midsummer next, by the re§l4ll4tion of the Rev.
Sainuel Heyriek,' M. A. The' GOvernors-ot the said Schaal
;goticf„.that they will pocey.cl,to.,the Etc:6on of
a Master ta the ?;aid School on some day"befo're That peruxi.
The MaKer %will ix required to efiC 11. LOS tl•awl G
Languages, and other branehes of ClasSical Learning, andlo
'reside in the School House. 'Thereis.it`godd Dwelling-house
rent-free, ‘v hich affords convenient accommbd-Aion for Forca
four Uoirtteit, tirit•ninnber Ning,tinder the Ca-reof-the present
Master. The. Alast,.;..r, must be a. c;raatiatg. of V.xford or
.Carrrbridge. Such Gentlemen ;is 'eh-Use to offer ilitmselVes
as Candi,‘Lates, for thp.AlAstetshi4• f. the said School,.. are de-.
sired io send proper Testitnonials'iif
mid Moral and .Rel igloos tilmraeler,-to 'Op mas. P.eaCh,. E sq.
Mayor, on or before the first day of June. next.
Tire Day of ,Egeaion;:;ind. titrtlierPartitu4rs,
be adVertised in a-future I'aper.
• . • rllk tvlA:s • ItEACH;_Nlaior.
Leicester, Much zs 1802.

THE.P. 12. S ENT:STA-IF; . F 77,1.1 E,
MOST REMARWALLE EVER KNOIVI‘t. •
WARRANT.E.D UN-DRAWN-.
No. z 6, CORNHILL, LONDON.
MESSRS: HORNSIW•arici reipßtfoity at_
quaint tie ,Publio„that,they..sliAll corititnie . selling
TICKLTS and SHARES, during the WliOle tinter of the
.Drawitig,.or tie present Enghsib,StlteilLottery; ,WA R-
KANT F.D:UN DR.% kys at the time of pur,-,ha,ing. --The
hOhrs'•.of Sale; .in the M6rAi'ng;are, Iron% „Eight tilt 'Nine ; in
the Afjernoou, from Tw9 till Eight..
Also' at their Offices 'LIVERPOOL: .and 'EXETER.
:lam} Country Correspondents may rely Doti their Orders being :
'executed,precisely on the same Terms as if present.l-
- PRIZES PAID “N-DSIvIAND.
No. 57,487, a Prize of 2,0001. •
16;145, a Prize of •5061.
Were both sold, sharcd, and registered, by
HOANSBY and Co.

PRrV.AtE ',LESSONS IN MODERN DANCING; BY .
...MR. AtLEN, No. I9y Sherrard.street, Goi-
den-square, and No. jo, Great Alie-street, Good-
Man's-fields,' to Ladies and Gentlettion ary'age, who have
never learnt thataccomplislitnent; or only in the old '
They are taught on a plan Partiettlarly'ralcul-atekt for those to•
whom it is an ohje4 to acquire it eNpeciitiously, privately,
and in the first style fa,lison.
L4oreignel:gr Officers ,414.1fCutintry Residents;, who wish' to
devote their time to acquire this Accomplishment privately,
-itrif in a -few days only;-.tray Bard and Lodge quite retired
ip the house„and !rive constant Instruction. •
-The S TEA?' arid Y ASSF.M.I3IFE are
each oncira week Nope ,but. Subscribers admitted... None
-hitt people df reSiieaabilttY can subscribe:
The Annual 441 wiWbe on Wednesday, April 2,tst.
, Mr. ALLEN disowns all present concern with his lite Aca-,
,demy in klaydon-Square. • '• . ."

Cliklol.lS IN.,FISH. SAUCE. •
THE NOBILITY. GENTRY, and PUBLIC in,
k' general, are respeAfully informed, J. It Ul2.—g
ESS and'
. Son's GEN D INF. ESSENCE pf ANCHOVlES,.continues -
to.be prparedbythem in the same manner that has giver
.Spcls universal aprrolption for many years past. ' •
The long juat y-acquired superiority of. that Article is '
confirmed-in the oplnkod of the CounfiY-at large; and of
'Pers2ns'resitlent in all parts of the World, and having stood
the test of trial, .ranksit in the situation ttainiv maintains.
The general utility-of theirEssenceotAttehoyies..and other
tich.SauCes for Fish, &c. induces them, frond the numerous
Adverfisements daily appearing, 'to cautton'fainilie.s, &c. in-
purchasing the same, as none is to. be had of their genuine,
hut at then- Warehouse as udder. -." ' • •

_ _....-..
Every other, Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the
best qqality. - . 4 •
West=-India Merchants, Captains of Shtps, &c, Officers in
the Arni-Y And INfavy, sup plied upon the
,s•hortest notice for
the Eas.t,.o4 West•liOes,.&c. ,
0:3- For the convenience of Farnillesirr.Seotlaiul, they
have appoi4ted .4\i6ciSrst- k. Ititkiston *id Co. -Edinburgh,
their soie)Agents for Fish Sauces.
Warehouse; No ro7,'corner of Savinkstips,
•• • Stralltil,9ndolt., • . •