The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-20 00:00:00

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

A LL PERSONS in possession of Incomes,
arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold
Estates, in Laud or Houses, Money in the -Funds, Kent
Charges; Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An.
nuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any Tither cer-
tain Income for Life, maybe supplied with tentporary or
permanent Stuns of Money to any Amountcby paying Au.
nuity zt est for the same.
The Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their
Heirs, may. be accommodated on their personal security..;
and 'in any-anstante where the single security of an indivi-
dual may be deemed insullicient, the addition of another
person to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re-
move the objedtion ; and, in all cases, privilege will ho
given,to the Public to return the Principal at tido own
option.
-Personiti applications will be received every day till Pour
o'Clocc ; and Letters from Correspondents in Town or
Country post . paid) will be immediately answered, by ad-
dressing to tlu.• Direllor of the Knightsbridge llahk, at-his
Town House, No. 8, Lower John-street, Colden-square.

In the Press, n d speedily will be published, in Two Vols.
. • taw)' a Second Edition, enlarged, of
PRINCIPLES of the BANKRUPT LAW.
By ARCHIBM.D CULLEN, Esq..
Barrister at Law, and a Commissioner of Bankrupts.
Printed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand.
The Second Voline, containing the Statute. of Bankrupt
at large, PreCedents, and General Orders in Bankruptcy,
will be sold separate to the Purchasers of tin; Miner Lilt-
tion.

This Day' was• published, in Detavo, price TS•
-rim DU VIES of LOVING the 3ROTHER-
1. IMOD, Fearing: God-Auld Hinionring the King,
illustrated and enforced in a SERMON, picached before
Two Friendly Societies,
By the Reverend FRANCIS SKURRAY, M.A.
Curate of Horningshani Wilts.
Sold by Longman and Ree 4, No. 39,'Patcraoster-row ; and
Crocker and Stm, ironic.

•,*: COUNTY OF BRECON,
A
J 14, ISO 3. T
• Gerieeal MEETING of theuly
DEPUTY
LIEUTENANTS and JUSTICES of the PEACE
edit% fir the said—COUNTY, -held at the Town in
the Town of Brecon, for the purpose of putting into Execu-
tion " An Mt tbr enabling His-Nlajesty more elneTually for
" providing fur the Defence and Security of the Realm dur-1
" erg the present War, and •for Indemnifying Persons who
" nay sutler in their Property. by such measures as may be
" necessary for that purpose ; '
The Letters of the Lord Lieutenant, and of the General.
of tSso, Distria, together with the Plan and Schedules, ac.
euriing to the above Ati, having been read ;
EDNARD KENDALL, Esq. High Sherillin the Chair;
following Resolutions were put 'and carried unani-
mously.:
R esolved, That the County be formed into seven Divisions,
nnd that the following Gentlemen be proposed Lieutenants
Of Divisions :
Div sioh of Devynnock, Pcnry'tVilliams, of Peupont, :Esq.
I›,piity' Lieutenant.
DivSuln of Builth, Thomas Price, of BUilth, Esq. Deputy
Leutenant.
Div:sion of Merthyr, Hugh Bold, jun. Esq. Deputy Lieu-
. .tenant.
Borettigh'iar Brecon, Edward Morgan, Esq. Deputy Lieu-
tenant, ,
Division of Talgarth, Henry Allen, Esq. Deputy Lieu-
tenant.
Division of Penkelly, Thyme Howe Gwynne, Esq. Deputy
• Lieutenant.
Di•,bion of Criclthowell, the Rev. Richard Davies, Deputy
Lieutenant.
Resolved, That the following Magistrates be appointed
Inspeaors of Hundreds :
Inspector of the Hundred of Devynnock, Richard Gough
A wbrey, Esq.
Inspeetor of the Hundred of Build*, Edward Thomas, Esq. •
Itlppeor of. the Hundred of Merthyr, the Rev. Robert
Wylitet.
Inspector of the Borough of Brecon, the Rev. Richard
EL,ries, jun.
Insnettot of the Hundred of Talgarth, Walter Wilkins,
jun. Esq
Inspettorof the Hundred of Penkelly, John Lloyd, Esq.
Inspector of the Hundred of Crickhowell, the Rev. Henry
bonus Payne.
That the Superintendents of Perishes in each Division be
appointed by the Lieutenants of Division, the Inspeciors of
the Hundreds, and, the Deputy Lieutenants and I ustices of
the Peace, usually aeting in each Hundred, aced that the ap-
pointment of Agents be,tOrthwith made.
Resolved, That tties.Deputy" Lieutenants hold their respec:-
tive Subdivisions without delay. That a Return ct. all.
Waggons, Carts, noises,
.and Boats, be procured by the
repay' Lientenants and Magistrates of the respeelive
vis one, reported to the next General Meeting. •
That Returns, agreeuble to the Schedules No 3,4, g, 6,7,
8, and q, be also forthwith procured in the same manner, and
brouelu in to, the next General Meeting.
That Copies. of these Resolutions be transmitted to the
Lord Liedtenant and the General of the District, and that the
sante be., inserted in 'fits Sy x, Glocester, and, Hereford
Papers. . •
. That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Sheriff;
for his attendance add for his conduct in the Chair, and that
lie lae.reiuesteal to sign these Resolutions.
• , . F.I)W ARD KENDAL 1., • Chairman.

I 111 r. apriiiitcil fur exeeut.
ing*the purposes of the ACT for MAKING ROADS
and BLit 1.D114G BRIDGES in the HIGHLANDS of
SCOTLAND, have directed the following Notice to be
published in the Edinburgh and Glasgow Newspapers, and
also in the Sete and Star.
I. The Roads which the Blard have under their considera.
tion, are as follows :
The Road from Fort Williant to Loch-na-Gaul.
The Road from Beatify to Sheal House.
Tire Road from Kyle Rhea 40 Stein, in Isle of Skye.
Theltorut ttom Loch-Carran to Dingwall.
The Road from Poujewe to Auchna Sheen.
'The Road front. Inverneas to' Fort Augustus, on the North
West-side of Loch Ness, .tre.
The Road from Loch Nevish to A uchna-Garrie.
The Road from.l nvermOrrison to Kyle Rhea.
The Road from Fort William to Bitmain.
1.13,: Road from the• Kirk of KilTallie to the Head of Loch
Lochy..
"The Road. from Ullapool to Portinleek.
The Road from Portinleck to Dingwall.
The Road from Portinleek to the 'fownof Tain.
The Road front Loch Inver to Portinieek.
The Road from Scourie Bay to Auchna Frith.
The Road tram.Portinleek Fetry to Tongue, from Tongue
to the Kirk of Farr, told thence to Inverhagastie.
The Road from the Kirk of Durness to the !lead of Loch
Naver. •
The Road from Ittimsdale, in Caithness* to Portinlcelc
Ferry.
The Road from Rivie.t3ill, in Stratlinaver, to Helinsciale.
The Road front the,Kirk or Farr to the Town of Thurso.
The Road from the Town of Thurso to Dunbcatli.
The Road from Dunbeath to Houna
The Road from Goispie to Dunbeath.
The Road from Houna Inn to Thurso.
The. Road from Thurso to Wick.

.The Road from Pontiac& to Ounbeatli, through Dunro.
bin.

Further Notice will he given as early as possible, of the
Amount of the ESlllll4te of the Expenc. of nicking the
above Roads, when such Estimates shall have been laid be..
fore the Board.

a. Th; Parties willing to contribute the Moiety of the
E ►pence of making any such Road, are tQ pay the Money
into the Bank of Scotland ; or to propose to the Board, or to
a Person in Edinburgh (who will be appointed ter that pur.
pose), the particulars of the Security they are willing to enter
into for the future payment thereof. The nature of tit&
Security which the Board deem to be satisEtitery: ter the put.
poses of the Act; is a Heritable Bond over the Contributor's
Estate; which Bond. it the Estate be entailed, ►trust contain
asp Aisignment to the Commissioners of the Right of the
Grantor to charge the Estate in virtue of the Act Any Cor.
porate Body-, dr Person not possessed of Landed Estate; be.
tog willing to contribute to the making of such Road,: and
having other Security to otter, may propose the particu-
lars at' such Security to the Person so to be appointed at
Edinburgh, as before-mentioned...

3. The Commissioners further give Notice, that preference
will be given to those Roads upon which the earliest Contri-
butions are paid, or secured to be paid; especially if accom-
panied with an offer of the absolute relinquishment of any
I.litint of Compensation or Payment for any uncultivated
Land over which the proposed Road may pass.
4. Thq Commissioners desire, that any Persons willing to
make sothContribution of a Moiety of the EZpence of any
particular Lin: of Road above speLified, will forthwith sig.,
oily the same by Letter addressed to the Seererarr of the
Board.

. . • JOHN RICK.MAN, Sec.
New Palace-Yard; Westminster,
Juir 15, 401.

NEW. t... 154 Thll HATS..
TN eonsequence of the very great complaint of
late, of • the bad quality of Hats, it has induted Mr.
HAR E, of No. it, Strand, who has resided there these 2o
years, to try the experiment of mixing Nlolas'ltillt with Bea-
ver, and which. he has tiittnii tos answer his mat ardent expec-
tations, not only tot their 4unthillty, which,- on trial, will he
found to wear out near two such fiats 2S are linAe hi the
usual way, the Mole Fur makinifthent so much tiner, and of
a closer texture than the various coarse Puts that arc usually_
itutie use of in the Manufatturing of Hats ; and, with other
good qualities,- the Fur will not come Olt; whicli has been so
much Complainettot of. late, as well as their taking a mostbeautlful 13laek, which will retain their -and hong
the Nianufacturer of his own Hats, he Sens them at the low
!ilia of t I 35.. Stamps included.
Likewise a variety of Army and Navy Hats, Foldin4 ditto,
Patent Silk liars, Livery Hats, anti Lath& and Chililions'
Alas, elegantly initialed.
. N. B. _Worthy the at Icittionnf Merchants for Exportati.an.
*** Mule Skins bought in any quantity.
0:r Letters (0;t-rain;, respecting Mole Skins, only At-
tzmiled to.