The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-26 00:00:00

NumaEß 3386.1

VAUXHALL.
Undeethe Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE
of WALES.

'THE MAGNIFICENT GALA given on
FRI DAY last, at the express desire of her grace the
Dutchess DI,. V ONSHIK E, will be repeated TO-MOR-
ROW, WEDNESDAY, the. It7th July, when many New
Day Lets will be introduced to add to the Brilliancy .of the
Scene.

Admission 3s.
•
Doors open at Seven, and i he Concert begins at Eight o' Clock .

The Gaidens areopeu every Evening.

STATUE OF MR. PjTT..
LLOYD's• COFFEE HOUSE.
A. GENERAL MEE 1.1 NG of the Subscribers
for eteiling a STATUE of the Right Honourable
\V M. PITT, in testimony •ot Public Gratitude,- for the cmi.
rent Services rendered by. him to his Sovereign and Country,
during the Course of lus most able, upright, and arduous
Administration, is requested to be held at this House,,,
on THURSDAY next the 28th July, at Twelve o'Clock,
precisely.

101-IN I IJLIUS ANGERSTEIN,
Chairman. •

__—
VICTOR] ES OFF TII E NILE on the Ist and 2tl August
1798, awl off COP EN IW; F. on the 'lit Itt pill,
Lloyd's Coffie-lause, July 2t, 1803.
AT a joint NrEETING of the COMMITTEES,
appointed to manage the Subscriptions raised for the
.benefit of the' Wounded, and Relatives of those who were
killed in the above memorable A dionS.
I( )1-1N IULI US ANGERSTEIN, Esq. in the Chair.
• It was Unanimously Resolved,
That the said Committees do in future meet .at this House
.on the first Thursday in every month, at One o'clock
precisely., in order to afford relief to such Claimants as have
not recerved assistance from the Funds raised for the Sufferers
in the said Vidories.—Such persons as reside in or near the
Metropttilis are requested to apply as above cliretted. —And
those residing at a distance, by addressing the particulars of
their cases to Mr. Thomas White, Secretary at this House.
will have their claims immediately attended to, and, such pro-
portion of the Fund as they may be entitled to, remitted to
'than without trouble or expense.

STANMORE ASSEMBIIES, 3..
./So
A T the Abereorn Arms, Stanmore Mondiy,
, the loth August ; Mond yn the 16th September;
Mon. k, the pst October ;- and Monday. the 28th Novem-
ber

Ed WILLIAM TOOTELL, Secretary.
geware, TOY si, 1303.

- r. 7-•
OFFICE FOR-SICK 4NII IPOUNDLD

_
yuly 15, 1803.
ITHE COMMISSIONERS for taking care of
-AL SICK and IFVUNDE 1) SEAMEN esrc. do berry
52te Holler, that tircy will .be ready at their Ogre in Somertet-
lace, at the times undermentioned; to receive Sealed Tenders, and
treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contrail for the
PICT(M LUNG, and .PROP'II)ING MEDICINES and
ECESS lES fir SICK P !MOWERS of WAR at the
following Places for Twelve Months certain :
NORMAN GROSS. near Stilton, on Wednesday 27th instant.
- ST APEX lON, near Bristol, on Friday 29th ditto.
The Contraaor will be required to, Steurity for the due per.
fornsanct of his Contrail.
Farther particulars may be known, by applying at the Office of
the said Commissioner!. ; to Captain Presland, Agent for Prisoners
of !far at Norman Cron; or to Mr. Dedziel, Surgeon to Prisoners
of War at Stapleton.
No Tender will he received after. One o'Clock on the day of
Treat', nor any noticed unless the word " Tendet," be written on
the outside thereof, and unless the Parties or Agents for them attend.

TEN POUNDS REWARD.
BANK NOTE c
of 50.. No. 7474., dated 24th
rune 1803. lost July 15th near St. James's-square ;
whoever has found it or can give any information so as to
Procure the recovery of it, will receive the above Reward by
applying to the Roman Gallery, No. 4, Duke-street, St.
James's-square.

ARMY AGENCY OFFICE, No. t, ST: JAMES'S
PLACE, ST. JAMES's-STREET.
CAPTAIN LOW begs leave to return his sin-
cere Thank; to the Officers of the Army who have
fonotired him with their Military Negotiations, and to 'in.
brat the Public, that he continues to transati all business
relating to the Purchase, Sale, anti Exchange of Commis-
sions upon the Most liberal terms.
It is requested th4t all Letters addressed ,to Captain Low
may be poit-paid.

BEGINS DRAWING THE FIFTH OF SEPTEMBER.
MESSRS. HORNSBY and CO. NU• 26, Corn.
hill, opposite the Royal Exchange, Loncton, reaped- •
fully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they are
now selling, on the most moderate terms, Tickets, Halves,
'Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, in the New English
State Lottery, which comprises only 24,060 Tickets.
Schemes gratis.

N ESN STATE7S:I9:I7^-"""---..---.Y.
QWIFT an Co. No. il, Poultry, beg Leave to
IJ inform the Public, that TI Mc. rrs and SHARES arc
on sale,' at their (Mice, p
ice, to eat variety. The Lottery, *Melt
begins Dr.twilig thc.3t It of September, consists of only z. 6000
Ti,:kets; and the AMOUilt of the Prises is sto,oooL .....
Schemes gratis. • - ,

ROMAN CEMENT.
IT is the Proruy of this Cement or Mortar, to
btcome hard and impenetrable to Water within alew
hours, even if exposed to the action of the Sea; and also to
'torn a very strung union with Brick and. Stone. It commu.
rucates uncommon strength to Buildings, and must therefore
proportionally increase, their stability and duration. In all
faxindations whatever, bnt particularly in the construe.
thicrl nt •Dgeks, Wharfs, Bridges, Locks, Tanks, Draini,
"ull Races, Vats, and other Aquatic Buildings ; its utility
ailli
iadyailtage are. uticitieStinnabie i and it forms the hardiest
4Ali im" .()11EL114; E STUCCO. known in this Country.
ufaciared
barker
---..................... anti Co. Co Banksicie, London.

PI,"
INSANI'FY. or Economical Consideration is hereby
4ivithuottLired to the Friends or Relations of Dementated In-
a esPecially of the Chronic Class. For particulars
PPIY between the hours of ten and two on the %Rh or a9th
Inst. it kr
suit oi. "0 Ix 7, Strand, to William Perfect, M. Aranh re-
..
his
whose long Practice in this very importantch'of,
day Profession, may be seen in the Annzils of Insanity, this, published and sold by Crosby and Letterman, Stationers•,
court; Asperne, Cornhill ; .Highity, Fleet-street, and Sal.
and Co. Strand.

VALUABLE COPYHOLD iSTkTE, HAMPSTEAD,

MIDDLESEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Mr, SQUIBB,
4,,,,("arntway's Colfee.house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
ulconday the 224 Day of Atr,ust, 0303, at Twelve,o'Clock,
ON 'E I.OT,
Malt Eligible anti Valuable COPYHOLD
RsTATE, situate at Hampstead, distant only Three
`:la and a
. Quarter from the Metropolis, consisting of is A
„.., 34 P. more or less, of excellent Meadow and Pasture
' being a.most desirable spot to erea a Mansion upon,
41! ?art commanding extensive Views of the Cities of London,
41 Westminster, Islington Kentish Town; Surrey Hills
4
4f&c, abonntit with Brick, Tile, and t'otter's Earth, and
i.Brtait advantage of Water from the Ponds,, both as to
beaut
4.4e3eriptive PYa.rtieulars may be had at the George Inn, at.
.34rVittad ;of Mr. Squibb, Saville-row ;at the Place of
tqfp
to
I‘l,:isrs. Kent, Pearce, anti Kent, at their
ter Landed Property, Craig's-cuutt, Whitehall, where
4111.'t. the tale nisy