The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-27 00:00:00

THE FLITCH OF BACON.

flu Saturday, john null, with The Deserter of Naples.
A new Musical After-Piece is in preparation, tailed The
Vnir Fugitives, with new Music, Scenery,&e. and will be pro.
duced on ThurWay.selinight•

WYKANIIST MEETING.
THE next MEETING 4-the NOBLEMERand
c ENT I.E M 5N echicatecrat either a the two SAI NT
MARY-WINTON COLLEGES, will be held at the
Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, on Thursday .2.Sth April,
Vito 3, 'at Eive o'Clock precisely.

sylwAhos,
The Marquis of nath . Cha. Cockerel', Esq. M. P.
Kiyht Itev. the Lord Bishop of losia Dupre Porcher, Esq.
Gloucester key.. Henry Sisioure
Right Hon. Clia. Rt.►gge, M.P. Rev. Edw. hliltby.
Charles Stott, Esq.'
Tickets to he hid. at the Crown and Anchor.
N. B. This Meeting is held a►uivally, on the first Thurs-
day in Easter Term.

BANK rurrEs FRAUDULENTLY OBTAINED.
TOLEN out of 3 Letter, in September last,
L.. 3 three BANK POST TILLS, value 7eil. for which the
following Bank Notes were paid :
No. asg2, dated 7th Sept. tgoa, sol,
4070, do. 31st August, 1802., 201.
Whoever the above Notes should be otE.retl to in payment,
er whoever can give any information leading _to a discovery
of the t'eautt„ to M. Waldron, at the Bank Post Bill Mice,
Bank or England, shall be liaiiitsornely rewarded for their
trouble —Payment is stopped at the Bank.'

FEMALE left the sttle• Sopport of , Seven
• °young Zhitilren, and having had the misfortune to
it in. Woiongss, has 1,4e4 ob.lied from neNessity to contrail
"tome Thins, for which she id Napa being immured Inv
Prison : begs the assistance of the humane with the smallest
Donations, to enable her to liquidate those demands ; and
hopes that every l'arent will pity a Woman struggling to
maintain so large a Farbily. rite smallest Subscriptions
received at Messrs. Cputt's, Banker, 'Strand ; and Mr.
Wriingham bs, Stationer, No. 153, New liond.street,' opposite
C littiant..street. .

TotheG ENTLEMEN, CLERGYond FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM.

- raßrtzmaN,
AS the Government of Madras, -to which I have
lately had the Honour of being appointed, and the Du-
ties which it requires, render it impossible for me
.to fulfil
those of a Member of the House of Commons, I have thought
it incumbent upon me to take the necessary MedllSot vacating
my Seat in Parliament, and I have now to acquaint you, -that
I have no longer the Honour of being one of your Represen-

tatives.
On diVesting myself of that Trust, I must request you to
accept my most grateful acknowledgments for the favouvand
confidence yoU have shewn me, by having twice placed it in
my hands ; and I beg you to be assured, that I am most par-
ticularly sensible o( the indulgence I frequently ex perieneed
from you in the course of the. period (hiring which I held it,
when my professional duties interrupted the regularity °filly
Attendance on those of the station to which you had raised
me.
I felt that I sllould render myself unworthy of your friend-
ship and indulgence, if I knowingly. abused them, and I
could not reconcile it to my feelings to hold so high a Trust,
the Duties of which I knew it would not be,in iny power to
perform ; I theretOre take my leave of you for.the present,
because 1 aril of opinion that 1 ought to do so : but the tecol-
lreßionof ybur partiality to my Family, as well as to myself,
'eneotirages me to believe, tho, you • will not- blame use for
avowing that I cannot renounce the. hope,
,that if on my re-
turn from the East Indies, a proper opportunity should Offer,
I may be again thought worthy .nt having once snore the
1-Ictuour of representing you in Parliament.
1 am, most sincerely,
,• Grzircr.merr
Your obliged, taitAil, and
a*clionate Servant,
WILLIAM BENTINCK.

TO B-E PEREMPTORILY RE.SOLD,
Pursuant to a Decree and subsequent Order of the High
.Court of,Chancery, with the Approbation of John Wilmot,
Esq. one of the Masters of filet:aid Court, in three distind •:
. Lets, at the Globe Inn at Torrington, in the County of
Devon, on Sturdy the 4th Day of lune next, between the
Heins iitfine and Iwo,
SEVEitAL FREEHOLD, CUSTOMARY, and
other ESTATES, late of THOMAS EDWARDS,
.F,sq. deceased, situate at Chewmagna, in the County of So.:
inerset, and in the Parish of Meath, L• the County OfDevon. •
Particulars may be had {gratis) at the said Mastor's Chain- .
teira.in Sonthatntatonjauildinp, Chancery-lane, London ; -of
r. wood, in Canliffi South Wales; Mr. Drake,. et Barn- I
staple; Mr. Tancred, Lincoln's-Inn, London, and at the
plata,. of Sale.

DISEASES of the URETHRA, and Cettiin 'CUM.

PLAINTS.

London,
April zo, 1803..

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
. of the COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM.

Grove, April 23. ISO 3.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADI LS AND GENTLIMLN. •
THY, very friendly encouragement with which
I have been honoured, in my application to succeed to
a Vacancy in your Court of Dire tors, demands my
.most
grateful Thanks, and I request you will accept my sincere
Acknowledgments for the-Obligation you —have coni:rred
upon me, by the liberal promise of your Support.
It was my intention to have offered myself' as a Candidate
for the first Vacancy atter the late Eledion, but the present
one has occurred so immediately subsequent, that I ant in-
duced to postpone my intended solicitation tor.the Favour of
your Sulfrages until the next Vacancy, when I entertain the
most sanguine hope that your aclive exertions, and favourable
opinion, will place me in that honourable situation which it
shall be my constant study to merit, by unremitting.atten-
don to the interest, prosperity, and security of your impor-
tant and extensive Concerns.
I have the Honour to be, with the greatest reSpeef,
Ladies and Gentlemen, .-
• Win' most obliged and devoted hUmble Servant,
JOHN JACKSON.
broad-street-buildings, Lyndon, •
Apnl z 6, t 333„

ORANGE TREES, TESSAMINE PLANTS, andTR.UE
BRUNSWrCK. SAUSAGES.

TUSTlmparted, a large Assortment of Qrange
I. and Lemon Trees; Arabian and Catalonian lessamins
arrived in the highest perfection.
Alsoa large and choice Collection of true Brunswick Sau-
sages, of various Sizes, and in excellent Condition. Those
who are curious , in this Article, will find them greatly supe-
rior to any imported for many years.. .
'llloutarde de Malik, Parmesan theese, Neufchatel Chase,
White French Vinegar, Ca out Capers, New French Olives,
Corgoua Anchovies, Sic: by the Importers, lOFIN BUR-
GESS and SON, at their Old Italian Warehouse, No. 167,
Corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London.

A S Sole Proprietor of DARAN's • celebrated
„ . MEDICATE 11) BOUGI ES and REMEDIES,'Mr.
LIU FOU It informs the Public, that he may, as usual, be
consulted daily- from nine .to. three, at his House, No. 6,
Frith.street, 'Soho, on Cases of StriCtures, Gleets, Obstruc.
tions, &c: as well as Debility, and every Disorder Where be.
crecy is so essential a requisite,-that Mr. 1). hat provided a
4paCiouS House, that every Patient may be introduced in a
separate Apartment, Mr. .D. has for many years confined
hittl;cell to that department of Surgery, and front extensivt:!
Prattice, and the most flattering 3tteeesB, he is enabled to
offer a method of Cure, mild, efficacious. requiring 'no con.
linement or restraint in diet, and which prevents possibility
of a relapse. Persons in the Country stating their cases fully
in" a Letter, enclosing a d. or 21. Note, will have proper
remedies sent to the amount.
For the various symptoms, See'. sed.Mr. Dufour's Treatise,
on the above.Complamts, Price as. 61. sth edition.

•
WENDLEBURY AND'I3!CESTER, OXON.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE 'CONTRACT,
Very improve4ble FREEHOLD ESTATE,'
Tythe.free, in Three I.ots, consisting of.
Lot t. A Messuage or Farm-House, with convenient Out-
buildings, Yard, Garden, Hoine C10,,e anti Appurtenances,
swat several 'Closes w f Arable, Meadow and pasture Ground,
in the new 1 nclotu re of Wendlebury aforesaid, adjoining the
Tuinpike Road leading from Bicester to (Ward.; and con-
taining together, by admeasurement, ;17 A. oR. 16 P. or
thereabouts, now in the occupation of William Ecistet,all
Tenant from year to year.
Lot a. Several Closes of old inclosed Arable and Pasture
Ground, situate in Bitester aforesaid, in a place there cajled
Ilicester 111ArliCt End, containing 38 Acres, or thereabouts,
with a large anti convenient Barn, Stables, Cart Hovels,
Farm anti .Rick Yards belonging thereto, now in the occupa...
titan ot William Harwood. a$ Tenant frost year to year.
For furtber particulirs, or to treat for the Purchase, apply
to Mr. Churchill, Attorney at Law, Bicester ; urto Messrs.
Kinderley. Long, and lace, Syinontl's-inn, ,ChanceryAane.

NEW VOCAL

Just published, by broderip and Wilkie on, No. r 3; Hay-
market,

" rrHY.Aitar, generous d.od of Wine," a
.1 by Dr. Smith, price ts. " The Robins," an Elegiac
Sonnet, by ditto, price 25. 64. -" Wake awhile, and pleitsant
be," a Glee, by ditto, price as. 6d. " The Question,, from
Anacreon," is " Come, Cynthia, to thy Shephetd's.Vale,'?
price ts. The Archer's Glee, by Dr. Stevenson, is. 6d.
" Though Fate, my Girl," by Dr. Stevenson, 64. " Sweet
is the Dream," by ditto, 6(1. The Surprise, by ditto, Is.
and various Songs and Glees by Dr. Stevenson, juSt arrived
front Dublin.
Where may be had, Broderip and Wilkinson's Patent Piano
Forte, with additional Keys.

-This Day was published,
Elegantly printed on Wove Paper, Pricevss. in boards,
The rourth Edition of • •

QRRIVIONS on the DOCTRINES and DUTIES
ofCI.II(ISTIAN,ITY. .Dtdicatcd to the Bishop' of

Lincoln.
Yrintcd for T. Cadr.ll and W. Davies, Strand; and f.
elle) nc, at Edinburgh.

o:4y was pubiished, price as. 6d. sewed,
A Ni,!‘v Edition, being the Eighth, of
A,SUMMARY. of the EVI-
DENCES for tha TRUTH and DIVINE ORIGIN
of the' CHRISTI AN REVELATION; designed chiefly
for the usa of Young Persons; more particularly of those
who have Way been Confirmed in the Diocese of London.
Lord BISHOP of LONDON.
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Of who also may be had br.the same Author, a New
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YOiS BVO. •

czNTLy.bitN
j ORI) WILLIAM .BENTINCK having vacated
1,..4 his Seat in Parliament for this County, in consequence
of his having accepted an Appointment whip)) he, deems in-
compatible with his Parainentary Duty, I have been in-
duced, by the flattering encouragement which I have received
front a 'very numerous and respeetable body of my Friends,
to .oilbr myself, as a Candidateto succeed him. Permit me
Alien, Gentlemen, to solicit the honour of - your Suffrages oa
this occasion, and to request, that you would make your
sentiments known at the -Meeting, which will or held at
Mansfield, for the nomination of a Candidate, when it is ex-
tremely desirable that the general sense of the County should
be fully and clearly ex pressed. -
Should I be so tbriunate as to be tholight worthy to repre-
'sent yott in Parliament, I can faithfully assure you, that I
will exert my utmost. endeavours to merit the confidence
with which 1 may be honoured, by discharging the duties of
that important station with integrity and independence, and
by an unrernitteti zeal and attention to promote the welfare
or this C,nnii, and to support thZ honour, the interests,
and the permanent prosp;!tity ui thii Nation at large.
I have the Honour to be, with great reaped,
Gentlemen. . •
Your very obedient and faithful Servant, I This Day was. published, price 2s. 6d.
A. EYIZE. HOUGHTS on the LATE GENERAL
. JL: ELECTION, as Demonstrative of the PROURESS
of JACOBINISNI.
lOHN BOWLES, Esq.
The Fourth Edition.
To which is addod. Postscript. containing some further
Observations on a late Profession at Nottingham.
Printed for F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-
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Also of the above Bookiellera, 'price 6d.
Remarks on Modern Female Manners, as distinguished by
tdifference of Charaiter, and Indecency Of Dress

This Day was published,. in Two Volumes Royal.Octa.vo,
Price 21. 12i. 61. in boards, • •
The Second Edition, with Fifty-three tine PI %s, all New
Eng %vino, of
PICTURESQUE •VIEWS on the RIVER
THAMES, from its Source in Gloticestetthire, to the
Nore, with Observations on the Public Buildings, and other
Works of Art in its ViCiiiity.
By SAMUEL IRELAND.
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