The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-17 00:00:00

LLOYD's COFFEE HOUSE,

May 8, 1802.
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A. SUBSCRIPTION FOR ERECTING A
STATUE of the Right Honourable WI Lt.l 01
PITT, late
,first Lord of the Treasury, and Chancellor -ol-
the Exchequer, for his distinguished and valuable Services,
which he has rendered to his Country, . during the course of
his able and upright Administration. . .

Alnvnt Subscriptioris advertised,
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Wm. Cdrdale, - ,5 5 Jesse RuSsel,.-
• • so tb
Rev. H. Marsh, Fellow Simpson and Davison, 19 so.
of St. John's College, ame'Simmons, ' - 5 5
Cambridge, - .so -to tames Sykes, • - To so
Stephen Cattley, -' so so John Tunno, so to
Wm. Noble, - so so Marquis of neadfort, 21 0
Hon. and Right Rev. Sir Wm. Farquhar 21 0
Bishop of Duroam, zr O John Lewis Goldsniid, •so so
Sir. John Dick, - so so Wm. Bowdon, so to
Alex. Davison, 'so so John Bowles, , so so
Mrs. Davison, ' - to To Lord Sherborne, az o
J. Pasley,Gower-street, 10 so Lady Sherborne, so to
T. Lowndci; Terrace, Hon. John Dutton, so to
Hampstead, - so so Jos. Pinsent, • 5 5
George Bowles, - so to Alex. Gordon, Charter-
G. Rose, Russel-place, to so house-square, Io to
Sir Edvvard Pellew SS. John Heywood, so /A
Lord F. Campbell, 2 i 0 Sir Alex. Huine, to 10
Sir J. Oi-deoliart. 5 5 Lady flume, 5 5
Scott, I.dle,'and Co. to to Win. Baker, so to
Ashneys, to to Rev. C. E. Stewart, 5 5
- Poynder, so so Hon. R. Rider, so to
Sir Robert Peel) SO so Wm. Chivers, so so
Lady Peel,
so so Sir R. Buxton, Bart. so so
Miss Peel, so. So Sir,R. Carr Glynn, Bt. to to
Rob. Peel, Jun. so 'lO Thompson, Forman,
Lady Campbell (per . . and Hoinfray, . so so
Coutts) . to so Joseph Alcoa - , to so
Baillie, Thornton, and Lady Vis. Bateman, so so
Campbell.. so so Lord Eardley, - is o
Lord-De Dunatarsville, /o 0 Win. Smith, . - so to
Matthew Montague, •so Jo Wm. Nunn, - ra so
Claude SCott, • ,so so Frederick Pigou, - ' s•-, to
Mrs. Scott, so to Patrick Home, - so to
Sam. s.cdtt,• - 'so so Thomas King; - so 16
Soots, Harris, and Co. so so J. Weficlet.bnrri, - so so
Thomas Blacker, . 10 to David Weddiirlinrni so so
Bishop of Norwich, , to o Andrew ‘Ve.ifierbUrn, •-so so"
Harrisonand Ellis, 5.5 John Collick,,. • - 5 5
Subscriptions received by Bennett and White, at the. Bar
of this Coffee-House-, .

N. B. A Meeting of the Subscribers is mquested at'
_this
House on Tuesday next, at TNVelv'c O'ciOe3k,precisely:

THE NN IVERSAR Y of the BIRTH
OF THE
'RIGHT 'HONOURABLE THE,
PITT,
. On FRIDAY, May 2S, igoz.
•
The Stewards of this Meeting beg leave, to request, that
Gentlemen who mean to honour thenr with their attendance;
will send for their Ticke6, on or before the I.oth instant, in
order that they maybe enabled to calculate on the amount
of the Comflany, and make'prepara Lions accordingly.
liatchard:Vo. t9o, Piccadiliy.—May

STORM IN HARVEST.
1% 1
.R,, \VESTA LL I?egs•leave to inform the No-
IV" Hit), and Gentry, Subscribers to the. Print, of " A
STORM M HARVEST," and the Public, that the,Pro3fs,
and the plain linpression, will he ready for -DeliVetyvon
Monday, this Day.' -
The puolication of the ct4outed Impressions has unavoid-
ably, delayed for a short tiize.
Upper Charlott-z-streo.t, May t 4.

E GRAMMAR S Cklool,

'THE MASTERSHIP of • the FREE GRAM-
MAR SCHOOL at LEJ.CESTER, _will become
vacant at Midsummer next, by. She Rmignation of the Rev.
Samuel Heyrick, M. A. and the Governors hereby give No-
tice, that they will proceed to the Eledion of a new Master
on 'he vlof June next. The Master will be required to teach
the Latin and Greek Languages, and other branches of Clas-
sical L'fart,ing, and to reside ,in the School House, which
attiards 'convenient accommodation tbr Forty-four Boarders,
that number being now under the care of the present Master.
For the bwelling-house no rent will be paid,. except 25. 6d.
per Annum, which the Corporation require as an acknow-
ledgment that it is their property.
• The Annual Stipends which the Governors are in trust for,
The Annual Stipends which the Governors are in trust for,
jniunt altogether to 551. 15s. rod: per Annum, to which
NVii!' be-added. 671. per Annum, the amount of the 1::-ee Gifts
of the Corporation now enjoyed by the present Master, so
that the total Income or the Head Master will be 1221.155: rod.
per Annuli]. Out of this he is to provide his own Assistants.
Tile- Head Master will be required to admit under his care,
upon the Fouldation, the Sons of resident Freemen above the
age of seven years, who can read correctly a Chapter in the
Testament.

The Master must be a Graduate of, Oxford or Cambridge.
-Such Genile.men as cliuse to atfer theins4ives'As Candidates,
are' desired to send proper Testiinonials_of their Litetary
Abilities, and Moral and Religious Charaaer,.to the Mayor,
on or before the.first day of tune next.
THOMAS PEACH,. Mayor.

Leicester, April 29, xBO2

ROMAN CEMENT.
MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankside, South_
wark, manufadure Cement, or Mortar, for building
in_Water, which far surpasses in utility Dutch Tern's, or
any other kind of Mortar : it gives to all kinds of Brick or,
Stone Wdrk, ''at, uncommon degree of strength and cohesion ;
it sets under Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone, and'May
be exposed even to the action of the Sea, without injury. In
all Buildings, therefore, intended to resist, or-contain Water,
this Cement may be used with singular advantage; or it may
be lowered with Lime and Sand, to any desirable degree, for
common purposes.
They also prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with, of
the same hard and durable nature as the Cement : it preserves
the walls from wet and damp, and may be executed so as
coMpletely to resemble Stone, at a very moderate expence.
Flat Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than Na-
tural S .one.