The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-30 00:00:00

SILVER STAR.

Delineating, Its twenty-three entirely New Scenes, various
extraordinary. Adventures at the matey Hero, and ltaif-
breadth Escapes of his Attalla's'.
In the course of the Pantomime %On be pourtrayed, ansxaet
Representation of the Procession to the INSTALLA-
TION.
Doors to be opened at Half.past Five, to begin at Half-past
Six
_Box 43. Second Price, is.—Pit, 25. Second Price, La.--
kiasik!. Is. Scond Price 6d
Tagla Price to commence at Half-past Eight precl!ely.
roinstPr B,,*.%kstq of Mr.. Connell, at the Bos-Otike,
nom & ett-wai Three o'Clock.

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WANTED, SIX THOWANJ). POUND.,,
at Six per Cent. in one Sum, or in Sums not less
than Two Thousand Pound-, to be secured tly Mortgage on
rn
an unincubcred E State in I r-eiand of Sixteen Hundred Pounds
per Annum.

For particulate, apply to Mr. Forbes, Solicitor, Ely-place,
llolborn I rid .0 on.

ApAYMMTER on the Half-Pay of a Re.
educed Corps, upon application by Letter (post -paid)
to I'. M. Old Slaughter's Coffee:house, London, may have
an Exchange to Full Pay in an Old Regiment in the Wear
Inches.

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IPIERIGORD PIES, JAMBONS GLACES, aux
TRUFFES, and LANGUE FOUR EES, just import-
ed. in excellent Conditions, by W, HICKSON, No, 170,
Stra dn. The Pies consist of Pheasants, Woodcocks, Par-
-sdges, and Leverets. Also a large rpiantity of fine French
!?ives, real Bologna and. Brunswick Sausages, fine French
i'Jekled Oysters, Nettfenatel Cheeses, Dutch Beef, Stilton
and Parmesan Cheese ; superior Essence of Anchovies, and
Sauces of all kinds Oils,liams, and every Article
the Oil and Italian 'Trade. .

May 17. 1203.

WAR.
To the OFFICERS .ot. MS MA I ESTIM ROYALNAVY

• and A R it 7 Y.. # •
.1011 N BURGUSS aild SON take this early op.
a portunity, in the. renewal of War, to solicit the favours
of their- Friends, the Officets of the R iv.kl Navy and Army,
whom they had toe honour of before ti. '.llg out.
Officers going to the East or West Ihdies, or upon a Sta-
tionary Situation., 'can be provided regularly with Stbres, as
will keep good in any Climate, Upon the shortest notice%
Families in general are respeafully informed, titey have
lately imported a large quantity !of Parmesan, Gruyer, and
Chapziger Cheese, . French Moutaide Maille, Nev Salad
Oil, Gorgona Ancovies, New French Olives, Capoot Ca-
pers, Westphalia Hams, Rein Deers TonAues, &C. dm%
Warehouse, 'No. 107, Corner of the Savoy S6:ps, Strand,
-London,

TO WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS:
rirHE KING having been pleased 'to grant unto
GEORGE and WALTER BEAUMONT, of South
Crossland, near Huddersfield, His Royal Letters Patent for
the Discovery of a Composition by the use of which not only
Two-thirds of the Oil at present consumed in the Manufac.
luring of Woollens is saved, but the Worklaetter performed
the Patentees do hereby give Notice, that they are willing
to treat with any Manutaaurer for the Privilege of adopting
their Discovery, on Terms Advantageous and Honourable;
and they further signify their intention (in order to accommo.
date Manufatturers residing in various parts of the Kingdom)
to appoint' Agents in the principal Mantifaeloring Counties
as soon as possible, who will be empowered to grant Li.
teences for the use of their Composition ,• in the interim, par-
ticulars will be given, and the Terms made known by personal
application,
.
Or Letters (post paid) addressed to the Paten-
tees, South Crossland, near Huddersfield. Goth May, 1803.

hlll-tTARY TUTIOiI,WOOLWICH
COMMON,
MR. BONNYCASTLE, M4thematical Mater
of the Royal Military Academy at IVoolwich,' and
r. -H M M 11, continue with proper Assistants, to instruct
young Gentlemen, designed for the Army, in the various
Branches of a Military Education.
The Plan of Studies consists ofall such parts of Mathema-
tien and Nat Ural Philosophy, as are conneded with a Military
Profession: Also Geography, Fortification, Artillery, Tactics,
Plan. Drawing, Surveying, Levelling, Reconnoitring, with
The Method of tracing Works on the Ground, and the princi-
'plea and practice of the French and German LangUages:
N. 13: Two vacations in the Year, of a month cash; one
at Christmas, and the other tit Midsummer; during which.
nTie, however, any of the young Gentlemen arc allowed, if
Tnyrt: convenient to their I. (tends to remain in. the House,
where a Mathematical Master resides to attend them daily,
the 'Abet Masters attending occasionally.
•** .For the Platt and Terms (lima as above,

PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY.
THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this In..
stitution, will be at the Freemasons' Tavern, Zreat
Queen-street, on W I)N ES DA Y, Bth of June, 1803.

PRESIDENT, .
' ' His Royal. Highness the DUKE of YORK.
V ICE-I'R ES in ENTS,
His Grace the Duke of Leeds' Hon. Philip Pusey
Most Noble Mar. of Sa I isbu ry George Hardinger Esq. M. P,
Rt. Hon. Earl of Ay lesford ames Sims, M.D.
Rt. Hon. Earl Spencer ohn Harman, Esq.
Rt.'Hon. Via. Bulkeley amuel Bosanquet, Esq.
Rt. Hon. Vis. Creinnrne Isaac Walker, Esq.
Edward Gale Bolden), F.sq. Treasurer. .
' STaw A RDS, .
George Barnett, Esq. ' Edward Peppin, Esq.
Iv ohn Blades, Esq. john Clark Powell, Esq.
John Hill, Esq. Daniel Henry Rucker, Esq.
ohn Pascal Larkins' Esq. . Hint Stacey, Esq.
. Ashby Latham, Esq. James Steers, Esq.
Dinner on Table at Five o'Clock precisely.

Tickets ios. 6d. may be had of the Stewards; of Mr.
Rooke, Secretary, Annourere.hair;Coleman-street ; at the
Bar of the Tavern ; and of the Society's CoileEtors.

To the .i' PRIETORS of &AST-INDIA STOCK.
Lapirs ANT) GENTLXICZN.
A N Opinion having generally prevailed that Iht
I-1. introduction of anotß4 Professional Person into the
Uiredtion, who has been long conversant in your Maritime
Concerns, would be conducive to the interests awl advan-
tage of the GoMpany, and being encouraged by many respezt-
able Friends to offer myself to your notice, I take the liberty
thus early to announce my intention of soliciting your suf-
frages on some future vacancy in the Direction.
Having passed more than thirty years of my life in your
Marine Service, and having been during that peridd a COM-
minder six voyages, and conducted several of your valuable
Beet' in safety, I trust I shall not be thought unqualified
for theirnportant trust to which I venture to aspire.
I have tin Honour to be, with the greatest respea,
LAntes and GENTLestaN,
Your most obedient, and devoted Servant.
• GEORGE MILLETT.
No. I r 7, Leadenhall-street,
27th May, tSo3. •