The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-04 00:00:00

CHRIST's HOSPITAL.

• . zSth january, 11113:
THE GENERAL COURT having resolved, if
any surplus Balance should arise, to appropriate such
part of the same as may appear prudent, for the establish-
ment of a Fund for gradually Rebuilding this Hospital, the
GoVernors take this mode of stating, that the necessity thereof
has arisen from the very heavy. annual charge of keeping in
repair'an ancient EreEtion, which has been prolessitanallysie-
dared incapable, in many parts, of being long upheld, and
from its having therefore been Resolved, -
" That it is far more for the interest of the Hospital to
" expend any .Sums that may hereafter be voted, upon
" a Plan'for the gradual and.unit'orm Rebuilding tithe
Hospital, than to enter into a farther Repair of the
-" present Buildings." ' • - • '• -
The tirst ohjeCt in view.by the Governors, is, as much as
possible, to prevent a decrease in the -Number of Children
annually attlthateti. ,The securing this .Objeet has hitherto
prevented any appropriation to the Building Fund; and it is
not probable that the General Expences will ever permit
,any
considerable portion of the Income of the House to be so ap-
plied I a former 'General. Court therefore resolved unani--
mously, • .
" That' a - Subscription.' be immediately opened, .to render
• " el-Rated aid to the Pun& which may arise from the
" appropriation of the surplus Revenue,- towards Abe
gradual Rcbuildin-g-this Hospital °n its present Scite,
‘f and that which the GoVernors are enabled' to.pureltise
" under the Authority of Parliainent, for the improve-.
" merit and enlargtment thereof in London.'
Which Resolution has already received the countenance of
.many.Goveruors,, whose,Names,• and the. Sums they have
sub;:ctibed, appear hereunder, and to whom the General.
.Court thus Make their Public Acknowledgments.
wo other Royal Hospitals,. those of St. Bartholomew
and St. Thomas, were Rebuilt by Public Subscription ; and
.after the liberal support this Charity has experienced for two
centuries' and an half, the Governors entertain the confident
exp&tation, that a Royal Seminary, rendered important to
the -.Kingdom 'at large by its magnitude, *rid by the liberal
Education and Maintenance it afii)rds, win also-receive fa-
vou'able attention front the Generous and Opulent *upon so
interesting-anoccasion : And 'this. General Court embrace
the opportunity so early afforded, of voting
Their unanimous-Thanks to 'the Corporatton of the City
of London; for their unanimous Resolution, " to sub-
scribe -the sum of .One Thousand Pounds towards. the
gradual Rebuilding of Christ's Hospital upon its present
Scite :"

in which a further proof of theaccustomcd-Proteaion and
Attention of that respediable Body to the Orphans of this
City and others is eminently conspicuous ; and an exam-
ple held forth worthy °limitation.
By Order,of a General Court holdeo this Day,
RICHARD CORP, Clerk.
' • ACCOUNT OF' SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The Corporation of London as above ,C. tOOO .
The Worshipful Companysot Grocers los
Rt. Worshipful Sir John Robert Mulkey, Esq. so
Win. Anderson, Bart. Thomas Poynder, Esq. too
A Id. President ,C. too Samuel Long, Esq.. too.
Worshipful Jas. Painter, Thomas Lathani, Esq. too
Esq. Treasurer - Too Robert Dent, Esq. -
too
too
Isaac Walker,•Esq..
Jdeljohntloktiertz,ilEl,st.sq. too John Dent, Esq.
too William Robinson, Esq. too
'2OO Edward Forster, Esq. too
Charles Pieschell, Esq. too John Godfrey, Esq. 100
lames Clitherows.Esq. too Brook Watson, Esq. Al- - -
Richard Clark, Esq. too derman
rao
John Atkins, Esq. too William Pitt Esq. , so
Clement Samuel Strong
Cornelius Denne, Esq. 200
Esq. - - • - too lion. and Right Reverend
Thomas Roberts, Esq. zoo Shute, Lord Bishop of
Francis Gosling, Esti. too Durham . - 100
Archibald Paxton, Esq; too Sir Roger Newdigate, Bt. zoo
‘VilliannDent, Esq. too Right Hon. Alex. Lord •
hn trick wprici - - •
cn.NN tam liar:. Richard Lea; Esq.'-' • too
vev - - too. William Bosanquet, Egl•
Richard Godwin, Esq. too Thomas Sayer, Esq. 50
Thomas Coles, Esq. ' too Rev. Matthew Thomas .so
"Ishonnts.Ewd. 'Freeman, Benjaiolo Cole, Esq.
.100
csq. - too Solonlyn Ijoughant. Esq• So
William Wilcox, Esq. so Chas. Flower, Esq., Al-
Edmund W ilcox, ESq. so dcnnan - . too
Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. too lames Jacks, Esq. - . so
tohn Whitmore, Esq.
.• too George Clark, Esq. Ai-
.1. Turner, Esq. (Fleet- . cierman cos
street) - - so Thomas Rowcroft, Esq. • .
Wm. Higgioson, Esq., 1.30 Alderman - 105
Wm. Gosling, Esq. , too David Pike Watti, Esq. too
John- Julius Angerstcin, Robert Precious; Esq. too
Esq. - .roc joint • Broadl.y
,Wilson,,
Francis Wilson, Esq. leo Esq.. - So
John 4nthony Rucker, William Willis, Isq. - too
Esq - - aoo Thouras fames,- hsq. • so
Dan. lien. Rucker, Esq. too Rev. Robert crannier too
Isaac Hawkins Browne, Esq. and Rev. T.
' G isborue, out of tlin Residue of the Estate
of Isaac Hawkins, Esq. - • tOOO
Note: All Subscriptions are inveitedlis they are received-t
anti the Account may be iospeeted at the Counting-House of
the Hospital. . - ••

AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE IN SOUTHWALES.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

A CAPITAL MANSION, .situltc in the limer
rt. ran of Cardiganshire, by, the River Tiny, fit for the
rexeptiou ofa. Family or l', ink and Fortune, and with it any
quantity of rich and valuable Arable, Pasture, Aid' Meadow
Ground, from lo to 560 Acres.
This beautiful Place is surrounded with good Public
Roads, and adorned With Woods and Water, abounding with
Game and Fish.
_ _ _

to be addressed to John Beynon, Esq. No.
42, *nu:1,11111)ton Buildings, Chancery-lane, with whom a
Map of the Estate may be' seen'; et • to Mr. Lambert,
tor, Hatton Garden..

FOR RHEUMATISMS, LUMBAGO, NUMBNBSS,
PALSY, Flatulency, Spasibodic or Flying Pains, general
Debility and' Relaxation of the System, SPRAINS,
13RUISESand CHILBLAINS,
WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD,
(Pills and lquid)sare eftedual remedies in the
World, having succeeded in cases ofsix,, eight, ten, twenty,
31Iti even of forty years standing, after every other means had
and it has absiitutdly cured mars Patients of the abOve
Complaints, than all the Medicines ever made public.—
The •Fluid is so singularly•perretrating and .speedy iu its ope-
ration, thit Chiblains, Sprains and Bruises are removed by
two or three Applications.
.It is prepared and sold at .as. gd, each box or bottle; by
R. Johnston, Apothecary, Nu. 15, Greek-street, Soho,
London, and may be had of every Medicine Vender in Eng-
land, Ireland, West Indies; and America.
'To prevent counterfeit imposition, the Genuine is signed
on the Label by the Proprietor, L.. lohnstran, Apothecary,
No. 15, Greek-street, Soho, London.

FOR 'COUGHS. ' •
ANGIBALID's LOZENGE,S OF BLOIS.
THESE Celebrated Lgzetiges, which have been
JL sold in England upwards of One Hundred and Thirty
Years, were invented by Charles Angibaud, of Blois, Apo-
thecary to the then King of France, :and have been conveyed
by Charles ;Angibautl,. his .Grandson, late of St. Martin's-
lane, London, by assignment ot. the Original Receipt, to
the present Proprtetor.
The Lozenges of Blois are very different from ail the Mo-
dern Inventions, and are a most .pleasant and effectual Re-
medy for Coughs, Colds, and Disorders of the Lungs. By a
peculiar sheathing Quality; they quickly allay those trouble-
some tickling Coughs, ailed Catarrhs; anti by their soften-
ing and healing \Tattles, affimi great Relief in Sore. Throats,
Soreness of the Breast, and Asthmatic Complaints.
Sold by Appointment of the Proprietor, in Boxes, Price
ts. lid. each, Duty included, by Mr. Newbery, No. 45, St.
Pauls ,• Mr. Colding, No. 41, Gornhill • Mr. Tutt. at the
Royal Exchange; Messrs. Bayley and ;'Biew, Cockspur-
street ; Mr. Wade's, Old Bond-street ; Mt. jeboult, No.
tso, and Mr.,l?idditig, No.. 76, Oxford-street,. Mr. ward,
1;slo. 3,1,4, Holborn; and Alr• (lark; No. 169, Borough.