The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-22 00:00:00

ARMY.

WANTS to Exchange the Major of -an Old
Regiment in the Wee Indies, With a Major at Hotnc.
A handsome Consideration will be given. None but Priti-
cipal* will. be.treated'with. Dired for N. R. No. as, Cock,
;:pur-street. . .

SOCIETY' FOR SUPERSEDING the NECESSITY of
CLIMBING BOYS, •by, Encouraging a new Method of
SW E EPI NG CH I MNI ES, and for Improvin the CON.
DITION of CHILDREN employed by CHIMNEY
SWEEPEERS.
London Coffee-house, lune is, 1863.
A T a MEETING of the GENERAL COM-
y _MITTEN of this SOCIETY,
JOHN/ TULItIS ANGERSTEIN, Esq. V. P. in the Chair.
• The Chair Man having tenoned that His Royal Highness:
the Prince of Wales •I14:1 graciously condescended ti interest
himself itl,thc p cocci:dings of this Society, and to express his .
readiness'lo e' keno his _Patronage to the I nstitution ;
Resolved, That the Chairman be requested to intorm His
Royal flightless of the grateful sense the Society- entertain of
the benevolent attention of His Royal-Higlinessin promoting
• the Views, by becoming the Patron, of. the society. •
Read the Heads °fa Bill, presentl by Mr. Colquhoun, to.
amend the Aft of all Geo, ill. and furtherto ,effeetuate the
objeds of this Sliciety.
Resolved, That -ttis Committee do approve thereof, and
that Mr. Colquhouta be desired to engage proper professional
assistance to complete the same with all dispatch. in order to
its being brought into Parliament within the present Session...
Received a Report from the Sub. Committee appointed to
make Experiments on thc.sevcral Plans submitted to them,
stating, thiS at a Meeting tor that purpose, held Saturday the
tilt inst. at the Military Hospital, York-street, Westmin-
ster, (prese4 the Hon. and Right Rev. the-Bishop of DM.
ham, President; the Right Hou. Earl Grosvenor, It; p,
Angerstein, 'F.sq..V.O. P. Colquhoun, Esq. P V,. and
the Members of the Committee) several Experiments had
been made with such of the Machines as were then completed
for adual Use; but that the Sub.Conimittee,.being desir-
ous of a further trial, in order more satisfadorily to report
their Progress to the Society, and 'that of giving all opportu-
nity to ingenious Mechanics to prosecute their endeavours to. •
wards attaining the primary. Objed of the Institution, re-.
commended the trial of further Experiments :
ReSolved, That (Nether Experiments be made; and that,
the Secretary be directed to obtain the use of .a House in
' More central Situation, and that:the Committee meet fur the
purpose of making, such further Experiments. on Wednesday,'
the zad of this Instant, lune, at eleven o'efock precisely.; •
' and all Candidates fig the Premiums, having Machines
ready, are,to send them to the Secretary betbre the alai In-
stant, or receive his Dirediuns where to attend with tile
same. By order of the Chairman, . •
'AMES .HEEDEN, Secretary.
SubscriptiOns continue to be received by Messrs. Down
and Co. Bartholoinevv.laile ; Messrs. Newnham, Everett ,
and Co. Mansion.house.street ; /views. +loares, Fleet-street;
Messrs. Coutts and Co. Strand ; Messts. Druninonds,
Cliaririg-Cross; Messrs. flarnthetsley and Co: PaIL ;
Aleuts: Birch, Chambers, and Hobbs, Bond-street ; and
'by Mr,HTo''.ke,• the Treasurer, No. to, Gray's-Inn-square.

•
JAMES and GEORGE BENNET, MANUFACTURERS
to HIS MAI ESTY of their ROYAL PA.T.E NT WOOL-
LVN V E !NETS, by Appointment, „ •
RESPECTFULLYinformI Fronds and. the
Public, that in order to secure a supply more add,
(rate to the demand for, their , RO4l Patent ‘Vopl.h.im Vgivet
HCOrds, they hoe *mired. Connepliona wittythe underthen-
tioned Gentlemen,' viz. Paul Wathen,''zit Woodctiester.-and
Nathaniel Peach Wathen, of Kings-Stanley, both in the
County of Gloucester ; also, John Clay and lirilliaru Tarn-
shaw, of Rastlick. near Halifax, in the County of Vork,
where the Manufacture is now carried on, as well as at their
• present Establishment at Manchester, and where the Sales
of such Goods will take place under the respettive Firms,
which will he announced to the Public after the Ist day of
September next.
All Goods manufailured and finished by each and every
Establishment, will be marked or stamped with the
.words,
Bennetia- Royal Patent." If any should appear not so
distinguished., they will he spurious, and an infringement on.
the privileges of the Patentees. intbrmation of. any such
Violation ot their rights, will be acknowledged and rewarded,
as they arc ticterfinneci to prevent ant trespass
a.: thereon, and
. •
to punish the violators. by actions at
.lAMES and GEORGE BENNET:
Manchester, June r, 1?03. . •., •

• •
NEW MUSIC.
•
This Daywas published,by Goulding, Phipps and D' A !mine,
Music- Sellers, No. Pall-Mall, and No. 76, St. •J
arnes's
Street,
I THE following Songs, sung by Mr. Inclidon
1.• of
the Theatre-Royal Covent-Carclen;' in his new En-
tertainments of. the WANDERING MELODIST, and
:VARIETY, now, performing with universal applause in
the principal Towns in.theUniteti"Kingdonis ; When Order
"in this Land *commenced, a new Loyal Song, dediCated, by
permission, 'to Her Ma esty ; the Siege ; the Farmer's Trea-
sure; Inconstant Sue; the Italian Count hint -the English .
-Captain, Composed by' Joseph Mazzinghi, in one Rook, price-
-61. ;, the ,End of Ton} Moody, price is. ; Sally Roy,. price
is. composed by W. Shield; the Married Man, Irmo is.
composed by AlajOr ; Mr. Mullins and Aliss Whack, price
is.; Fortune's ‘Yheel, price is. ; the Sea Boy nn the Giddy
Masr, price is. 6d. ; the Mariner'S Compass, price Is, ;
Hail to the Beam of Morning, price is. ; Pright Sol dot's his
Nightcap, au Irish Hunting Song, price r,. 'composed
by J. Whitaker; thp Desiring Damsel, price rs. bd. corn-
posed by I'. Dahman ; lack Junk, price is. compOsul by
W. Russell.; Patrick O'Stem, price is. ; Finale and Lyric ,
Address; price is. adapted by Thomas Smith, The above
•CO;le;:i!,.ar are' written aid composed expressly 4.0'
1114.1cdon. " •

•
This Pay was published, No. I'. of a
.New Musical Work,
to be Continued Montiry, Called
DRITISIL:AVA R. SON-GS.. • This Pro-
-1.3 dudino which is so drawn out as to
,suiV either. Pri le
Parties, MAitary Band, Or a Full Orchestra, will woolly
consist of Martial Songs, calculated to animate the •Patriltic
Exertions of the Nation at this invariant inuatein: It will
be entirely under the Management, and the Music will be
exclusively the Composition,. of Mr..1)1131)1N, ,who also
will generally write the Words qt.the,Songs; hilt its the Plan
origina•tes trout the suggestions of a iewe,tientlemen of to-:
lents and respectability, who haVe Most handsomely Ictidered
their assistoice, Ice could not resist, in this panicvlar.in-
stance, 'an inclination to depart front the resolution he has
hitherto kept, of comp stivi; only his own Po'etry.:
This humble attempt to rouse the noble feelings of a great
and mighty People, will be executed with a warrnat and a
zeal due only to the Subject that inspired it. The object is.
Public Safety theme British Glory.
The War Songs will be published,
.price as. 'eac.liNiiinbet,-
by Mr. Dibdia, at his Warehouse, Locesttt.platze, Leicxster.
square.; where may be had, his. Professional' Lite, ond
his various Produelions. - , ,