The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-02 00:00:00

SCARCITY' OF MONEY.
Ht Proposition of a Pecuniary Loan, even in
Tt,e,„ less disarranged timethan the present, becomes ex-
able eIY interesting, when it IF made from any truly respect-
Si,, 'loaner. In this important contemplation it is, that a
of the very first Charader, and of ample Power (which' a
10 singlep Correspondence will evince), is induced thus to tender
on, "Pio of Distindion, or Family, his BEST,' and most
ti /1,?!bo NT iA r. SERVICES. To Persons, also, possessed
Cra,°roes arising from Land, Houses,- Dividends of Stock,
eik'.4s, patents, Settlements, Church Preferments, or other
\Thictlntroperv, Awl IMMEDIATE SUM, the Interest of
each a. to be secured thereon. Every transaaion will be, to
ionn,,r_esPodive Borrower, a pleasing memorial of its being
isiorl'ed on principles diametrically opposite to the many vi-
ther &I.Y, but designing offers, which sp. prominently disgrace
tle_nblic Prints ; of course, on principles of integrity, se-
th:Y, and dispatch ; and, it follows; of unfailingly yielding
Lern:)st perfed satisfadion in the result,
tturme,ters, giving Names and Residence, will meet with every
ton, , rnarlly attention and fidelity, directed for Mr. H. jack-
ttr o the care of Mr. Richmond, Master of the New C hap-
me Collett-house, Duke's-court, Long-acre, London, and
.:-...,1_2(...?& paid.

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PROPOSITION.
c:r
al;ly Man of Fortune is desirous of temporarily,
the (3
-- I2ermanently' withdrawing hirnsell_from the tumalt of
World and of fixing himself in a select and chear-
the A "'"'lY Circle, of both Sexes, where he could enjoy all
I,4•4otriestic comforts, with many elegant accommodations,
tst47taire every degree of consequence, equally as in an
Btat hment (4. his own, such wish could now be peculiarlytasi'l'ed• - The motive fot this publicatiOn is, a present oc-
-134 °ll. in the Advertiser, for the advancement of merely
leVlundred Guineas, and the proposition to repay it by
his fang the Gentleman as an Inmate (or, if marrid, he and
hereafter),`! for a period to be agreed upon, but which might
,s be extended, without repeating the advancement.
I},-„1... within four or five hours easy ride of the Metropolis :.
4t.'_re, are several amusements, and pr;-eminencies, locally
I,i'3'.!•led to the situation, and that is of distinguished fespec-
,"!tY, beauty, and healthfulness.
11e-L7.le.!ters are requested to be post-paid, with, Names and
th:tence, addressed to A.-If. Z. to be left at the Office of
ticiT,u,n, No. 112, Strand, London, which will be confiden-
,....2 nOnCaled.

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• CHEVALIER RUSPINI's BALSAMIC S'TYP-
„ TIC SOLUTION.
11E Chevalier having still further Proofs of the
kt„Efneacy of his STYPTIC, in cases of Haemorrhage
of with With the,most imminent danger; and as the Lives.s
st uc.brave Seamen and Soldiers may be preserved, .were
AlTr‘Yptie in general use in the Army and Navy, as.it is amongst
herous class of individuals in both, it is his duty, as a
Z116,44)er. of Society, and as cne in common with all, who has
the `r at heart, to most stron6ly recommend it for
to come general use. As the Poor, eastward, nave a long iu,..111, to his house in Pall-Nlall for the Styptic, which the
prev4;ner gratuitously dispenses to the necessitous, he has
hel ed on Dr. De Valangin, who for many years, has been
zlz,ni?equainted with its salubrious effects, and whose.hu-
tribulY_ and philanthropy are so abundantly known, to dis.-
110,,_eLe
.it to those whose cases may require its aid, at his
in Fore-street, MoorfieldS.
4 "MR11: Juez, iBoz.