The Sun.
London, England, 1804-03-20 00:00:00

To the NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, and CLERGY..
who, as FRELI-I•)LDERS of tue WEST RIDING of
the COON ry of YORt•., are entitled to Voie in an
E L E CT I ON. for the R E G I S T E R. of the said kiling.
AND GIINTLEMLN,
HAVING for s,ine time! had :,4,1 Litentinn, in
the event of a Vaeam.), in the Otßee of Register for
this Riding.; to have the honour of otfring myself as a CAN -
DI DAT F. for your Choice, and finding that the very inucit-
respected Gentleman who now liolds the Officeoknas con-
sented that anapplication should at present be rnaiie to you
from another quarter, I do hope and trust that there cannot
be any imptcynety in rnyi thus publicly declaring In), Inten-
tions; and soliciting the Favour of your Votes and Interest.
I have the Honour to be,
My Lords and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and most humble Servant,
THOMAS HOF.TON.

Howroyde, near Halifax,
March 15, 1804.

MESSRS. CHARLES and WILLIAM KNY-
vETT, most respecifully aqulint the Nobility,
Centry, and their Friends in general, that they have engaged
the New Rooms, Hanover.square, their ANNUAL
VOCAL Rooms,
ER l', wnich is fixed fir MONDAY, the
3oth 431 April.
Further Particulars ‘vill be duly advertised.;

THESIERRA LEONE OFFlCE,._March_tg,.lBo4.
COURT of OIRECTORS of chi! SIEARA
LEONE COMPANY do hereby give. Notice, That
GEN ERAL COURT of the said Company held
at the New London Tavern, in Cheapside, on Thursday the
ayth inst. at Twelve o'Clock precisely, for the Eleetion of
ens
Thiuingrteen ;
and Diredors.of and tOr th for other Affairs.e said Company, for the year
ZACHARY MACAULAY, Sec.

GEORGE AND VUL'I'VE",
. . .
.. London, March 7, 1804.
AT the ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
, FRIENDS and SUBSCRIBERS to the'SAMARI-
-I'A N.-SOCIETY, as conneeted, with tire London .Hospital,
holden as above this day ' - •
. The Rev. Dr. GLASSE in the Chair ;
The Minutes of the ProCeedings of the last Year Were
read,,,by which it appeared that, in the course thereof, the
'lumber of Individuals relieved, according to their several
Necessities, amounts to one hundred and stxty-two: that of
these seventeen were almost, if not completely, clothed ;
twelve were supplied with Money to support them in their
state of convalescence,' and to convey them to distant situa-
tions to their respedive homes ; and thirty-eight have been
relieved with Trusses, to the amount of near twenty pounds.
The recital of the above Particulars drew from the-Mem-
bers present this unanimous Resolution, that it is the duty
of this Society to invite, by Advertisements in the London
and Provincial Papers, and to stimulate by every other re-
spedful triode of recommelidation, the Friends and Governors
of every other Hospital and Prison to adopt a sitnitas Insti-
tu
Applications for the Rules and Regulations of the Society
arc solicited, and wilt be tiroulptiv attended to by the Trea-
Rector of Whitech3oel.
Surer, the Rev. Thimas Wright,
_______,....._

BILLS LOST.
NVHF,REAS the tind,rrneritioned Bills drawn
by us, dated BirMinghain, and accepted by the Per.
sons on whom drawn, were closed in a Box, and sent by
the Mail from the Green Mantaand Still, Oxford-street, Lon-
don, on. Monday the izth inst. winch Box is since arrived
'without iN contents ; we hereby caution the Public
receiving them, and request that any Person °tiering them in
aplinSt
payment may be detained, and immediate Information giver'
to us, HUGHES and HA R It! S, Birmingham ; 9r t° Mess'
..c.utoniert;, Son and RoW, No. 9i, Bond..4treet, L.ondeii.
March 9, 1291. 1;s. rod. at- Two Months, to our order on
Messrs. A. and C. Nash, Cornhill LondOn.
March to, MI. 4s. at Two Nlontlis, to our order,
'on Mr.
George Pritchard, Strand, London.
March to 391. 45., at Two Months, to 01.11' order, on Mess.
Ogdin and to,
Upper Thames-street London.
March tz, 421. 55. at One Month, to our order, on Mr. E.
Bradshaw, Oxfora.-st%et, I ondon. • March 12, 631. at Two Monentdonhs, to our order, on Mr. john
Wyllie,- G lass Warehouse, t.
Mardi 12, 391. at Two Months, to our order, or M.r. John
DOTI/1011, Rathbonc Place, London. N. R. N.:ither of these Bills being indorsed by us, and as
it would be felony to for but Indorsement, they can be of
do
service to any Person but ourselves.—Paymtmt is abso-
lutely stopped.
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No. 16071

GOLDS March 17, 18c4.
GOLDSMITHS' HALL.
ONE HUNDRF.D.POUNDS REWARD,
W
FORGERY. HEREAS JOSEPH JACKSON, of Spread
Eagle-court, Finch-lane, received two Bills, dated
the 13th instant, at nine months after date, one for 130.1.
the other for moo!. on Messrs. Learmouth and Lindsay, and
accepted by them, unindorsed, which said Bills have since
ireegotiated and the Drawers name For gel on the back
.of tn, and for which the said lose ph Jackson has received
g°ettsi without the knowledge of the Drawer, and on account.
of which he received of Messrs kichardby and Co. of-
Cracecliurch-street, their draft on Messrs. NeWnham, Eve-
rett and Co. Bankers, for t3oct for which he received the
tinder-mentioned Bank of England Notes:
toool. No. 333, dated 7th March, 1834.
2001. No. 255.
tool. No.
loot. No. 66.15, dated 29th February, 1804.
.3$
6
tool. No, 6057., Ditto
Ditto
tool. No. 6058, Ditto
tool. No. 6-59, Ditto
501. No. 3558,
•
201. No. 2o ,o,
201. No. 420,
tol. No. zioo.
re Sh
ueostuld any of iit.)ove Notes be offered in Payment, it is
qed that they and the Parties may be stopped <-"J aay
Person apprehending the said Joseph Jackson, and gi?jug
information to Messrs. Lcarrnouth and Lindsay, No. 23,
Abehurchlane, Lombard-street, shall ieceive a , Reward of
ONE 1-lUNDRED POUNDS: 'nip said Joseph Jackson is little thin rriall;fil'ehftetelet
three inches high, about twciityeight years of age,
black beard, black eyes, 3 little pitted with the szriail-pol,
thin isage, and pale cornpleiod.
Every posslble precaution will be taken at the Bank, and
elsewhere, to prevent their circulatiou and to trace them if
passed. ..--

C. Wit IG I rr, Beadle, Goldsmiths'-Halt.
13. It is sUpposzd Mr. Jackson has his Wife with him,
who is a likely little woman, and big with child, and in 41)
prob is
will be met with at some Sea-port, trying to et-
tea his escape out of the kini;clorn.

A vvoq--ATT------------7----,------17----.( f
i
settled in Credit, am ;,,/ istress 0
a good house, is in want of Pecuniary Assistance to
enable her to keep up nce she has always been
used to. Should any Gentlemen 4.:rve. her in this instance,
she can, if agreeable, accommodate them with a. neaf corn'.
fortahle Apartment, and Board, it required, and sheri them
a thousaridattemions not, always to be expected from the
hands of Servants. More need not be said ; but a Line ad-
dressed (post-paid) for A. W. at Mr. Rogers's, Broker,
Brokers-row, Long-acre, will be attended to in the :ourse of
a day or t wo.

TN a few Lessons, Ladies are taught by Mr; and
Miss NOEL, the ARTS of Out-lining and Painting on
,VELVET, Figures, Flowers, Landscape, Shells,
trull, Leopard and Tyger Skins, &c. and of tinting the
Grounds any colours to suit Furniture ,• Painting to imitate
Bronzes; Basso-reliefs, Cameos and Marbles; Transparent
Painting on Silk, Linen, and Pa )er ; and every other man-
lier of Painting and Drawing, in Oils, Opaques, Water Co-
lours, Crayori, and Chalks, with peculiar expedition and
ficlilt. Specimens may be seen, and Cards of Terms had,.
Mrj. A. Noel's, No. 32, Albemarle street, Piccadilly.