The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-30 00:00:00

Atimitttincd', ONE Si 1 I I. I. I N(; .

- , SONS OF THE CLERGY.
THE REHEARSAL '-,t. the MUSIC to be per-,
formed at the ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this
CfriARITY, will be in the Cache:hal Church of St. Paul,
on TUESDAY the loth, and the ANNIVERCARY on
THURSDAY the t2th of May, when a SE R.NION will be
pre:teried before His Royal Highness the I.luKs of CAst:
sat no a, his Grace the Lord ArclibishOp,of‘;Art rag URY,
their Lordships the Bishops, the Right Hon; the Lord
MayOr, Aldeitnen, Clergy, &c. 'by the Rev. t;Eottria
HENRY Gt. nssr M.A. Dothesti.: Chaplain to His Royal,
'hzto.s-F4 1.!-;t• • Dine cif . Reans. liiikwalr
Middlesex, &T. 4iki; &c.

STEWARDS.
His Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge.'
His Grace the Archbishop 9f Canterbury.
The Earl of Darnley.
The Earl of Moira. •

The Right Rev. Lord Bishop a Salisbury.
The Right Hon. Lord Glenbervie.
The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor. r -
Charles Burney, junior, LL.D.
The Rev. Francis Dodsivorth, M.A. Treasurer of Sarum.
Nathaniel Conant, Esq.
Ed ivard G arrow, Esq.
Benjamin Harrison,. Esti:
The Music will consist of the Overture of Esther,
Mr. Handel's Dettingen Te Mum, and Jubilate, with the
Chorus from the Messiah, " Hallelujah, for the Lord God
Omnipotent xeigneth," an Anthem composed on purpose
for this charity by Dr. Boyce, and ?Ir. Handel's Grand Co-
ronation Anthem.
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The Music to be conduced by Sir WI I.LIAM. PAR-
SONS. Mus. D.
The [boors of the Cathcclial will be opened at Ten o'clock.
Tickets for the Cathedral, and for the Dinner at Merchant
Taylors' Hall, to be had of Mr. Rob Son, Bookseller, Bond-
Street; Messrs. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; and.
john Bacon, Esq. First-Fruits-Office, Temple, gratis.
• Benefactions to this Charity will be thankfully received
by john flacon, Esq. at thf First-Fruits.;oliice, in the Tem-
ple, Secretary to the Stewards.

POSTING, Reduced to ONE SHILLING Per Mile.
CASTLE INN, SALT-HILL, BUCKS.' -‘
JOHN CECIL returns his most grateful Acknow.
J Aedginents to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in
general, tbr the very. Littering encouragement he has already
received, since opening the above Inn ; and hopes' his; anxious
endeavours arid unremitting attention, will meet with a eon-
titivation of that support from a geperous Public, which so
expensive an undertaking may demand.
The House, part of which 'war recently occupied by-the
late Right HOnourable Earl Grosvenor, has been 'repaired and
Modernized at a very great expence, and fitted up and fur-
nished in a most complete manner, with every convenience
possible for their accommodation; and he flatters himself it
will be lona equal to any, Inn in the Kingdom, The situa-
tion is undeniable, being on that side so as to avoid the Suu,
which most Sitting-rooms at, Inns are :inc:wainoded with,
commanding an extensive and ',beautiful View of the Coun-
try, with the Villages of Farnlarrit Britwell, Burnham, and
Taplov, and the Seats of Moguls Thomond,. Lord Gren-
ITon. Mr. Irby, Ealkorßosio, J. Penn, Esq.
Parties making excursions tor a few days, will hnd it a
pleasing Retreat, owing to the small distance it is front the
Royal Palace at Windsor; and the very extensive Pleasure
and Garden Ground, containing upwards of four Acres, from
which are Views of Eton College, Windsor Castle, the Fo-
lest, &c. The Entrance to the Garden Wing immediate from
the House, avoids the inconvenience of passing through a
Stable-yard, Ite.'
*** l'rivate Families may be accommodated with Sets of
Rooms.
f§ t- Every attention will be paid to the Posting Business.

FOR GOUT, WIND, SPASMS, PAINS IN THE
AND• DEBILITY ARISING FROM AGE
OR OTHER CAUSES.
WALSH's GINGER SEEDS.
THIS Preparation of the Ginger is recommended
for Indigestion' Weakness; Cramp and Pains in the
Stomach, and in all Disorders where Ginger or-Cordial Me-
dicines are necessary. . They. are'also serviceable in Cold,
Flatulent, Gouty, Rheumatic, and Paralytic Complaints,
•and Debility aristng from Age or other causes. Those who
suckle will find them particnlarly adaptcd tar tint period, as
they remove that faintness so generally experien,:ed, correct
the Milk, and prevent -Flatulencies' so fatal, t latants.
They readily dissolve in any liquid, and are
,preferable to
comnum,Ginger,,,being freed from the impuritie, and the
woody and librous parts of the root The 'quantity all tea-
spoonful luay•ha taken al anytime, either .dolic, and chewed
and gradually swallowed, Or dissolied in a cupful af tea, or
a glass of wine, or wine-and water.
Prepared and mild only by F C. Walsh (Inventor). eltc-
mist to His Ithyal Highness the Duke ol York; No. 10,3,
Strand, London', n liqttlei, 25. 9(1. and ins. bd. each.—
Walsh's eowdercd Ginger, ;a. 6d. each Bottle.