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WEDNESDAY, IVA'i 9, 1810.

SONS OF TIIE CLERGY:

THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this;
11 CHARITY will, be in the Cathedral' Chinch of St.
Paul, TO-MORROW, the loth of May ; when a Sermon
will be preached before his Royal Highness the Dukg, of
Clarence, his Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury,
their Lordships the Bishops, the Rignt Hon. the Lord Mayor,
Sheriffs, Aldermen, Clergy, &c.. by the Rev. I. S. Clarke,
LL.B. Fellow ofthe Royal Society, Chaplain of the House-
hold, and Librarian to his Royal Highness, the Prince, and
.Vicar of Preston in the DiOcese of Chichester.

STEWARDS.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence.. •
• Lord Viscount Barnard.
Lord Bishop of Chester.
Lord Bishop of Clogher.
Lord Yarborough. •
Lsrd Granville Levison Gower.
The Lord Mayor.
Honourable Charles Anderson Pelham.
Sir Mark Masterman Sikes, Bart.
William Kennek, Esq. M.P.
The Rev. George Barrington,- 'Prebendary Of Durham.
'lathes Allan Park, Esq. (King's Counsel.)
The Rev.• Edmond Fen ers, M.A . F.A.S. Reaor of Che-
riton, Hants, and of Wroughton, Wilts, and Chaplain in Or+
dinary to his Majesty..
Claude George Thornton, Esq. and
Edward Down, Esq.
1 he Music will consist of th,e Overture of Esther.

•
• Mr. Handel's Dettingen Te Deum, and Jubilate' with the
Chorus from the Messiah, " Hallelujah, for the Lord God
Omnipotent reigneth," an Anthem ,compOsed on Purpose for
this Charity by Dr. lioyce,-and Mr. Hand. l's Grand Corona:
tion Anthem. The -Music to be conßuded by Sir William
Parsons. Mus. D. The Leader of the Band, Mr.- Shaw.

The Doors of the
.Cathedral will be Opened at Ten
o'Clock. -
Tickets for the Cathedral and for the Dinner at Merchant
Taylors' Hall (the use of which the Master and Wardens of
that-Company have kindly granted to the Stewards on this
occasion) to be had of M‘..Ssrs. Nornaville and Fell, Book.
• sellers, -Bond-street ; Messrs.Kfvingtons,St. Paul's Church-
yard; folin Bacon, •Esq. First-fruits-office, Temple; and
Charles Bicknell, Esq. Spritig Garden '1 i.rrace, gratis.
Benetadions to this Charity will.be thankfully rixeived by
John Bacon, Esq. the Treasuter, and Charles Bicknell; Esq.
the S. cretary, to the Stewards.
N. B. The whole of,the Collections at St. Paul's and
Merchant Taylors' Hall; will be appropriated by the Stew-
ards in Apprenticing the Children of 'necessitous Clergy.
men.

SALES.

wARWICKSHIRE,

SALE OF THE IVHITELP•NI INt4, STRATFORD-

Ui ON-AV.IN.
TO BE )LD /SY AUCTION,
A the Treauses.
By WILLIAM RANDY,

On Friday the 25th day of May inst. between the Hours of
. Four and. Six o'Clock in. the Afternoon, subjed to such
Conditions as will be then produced,- ! • •
A LL that loug-establist)ed highly respealable
A the WHITE LION, .at stratford-upon-Avon
with the Stables, Coach-houses, Buillings, and other 4)ut-
offices. to the' same belonging; universally known and fee-
quented by the. Nobility and Gentry, of the 'tired Kink-
dum of Great tiritain and 1 reland, 6,2ing situated oprthe Great
Irish Road from Holyhead to. Lyndon, through Shrewsbury,
Birnlingham,, Stratford upon-Avon, and Oxford.
The very extensive:and excellent A,_ciathiodations of this
House t eed no turther encomium than the general appro-
bation with which it has been honoured fur Many years
,past.
The Cellars and Vaults are very extensive and capacious,
and peculiarly well adapted for the deposit of Wines, and`
the Inn has been honoured by the Nobility and Gentry of the
Surrounding Country upwards of fifty years with a pre-
ference in the Wine Trade.

In the tront of the-House is a large Kitchen Garden, com-
prising nearly two Acres of Land in the highest cultivation.
Also a large Bowling Green, containing one Acre; and close
adjoining are upwards of eight Acres of capital Grass Land,
which wilt be disposed of with the Inn.•
There is 'an excellent Mine of Clay under the whole of the
Land.

A Specification of the Property, with other particulars,
may be obtained by a perSonal application at the Offices of
Messrs. Hunt and Hobbes, Solicitors, Stratford on Avon;
Messrs. Mc) rick and Broderip, Solicitors, Red-lion-sqUare,
London ; and Mr. Handy, Audioneer, Worcester ; with all
of whom. Plans of the buildings and Premises pre deposited
for inspection.
POiSe:S101101 the whole may be had at Michaelmas next.
N. 8.• For the accommodation of the Purchaser, one-half
of the Purchase-Money may remain on a Security of the I're.
miser for the term of tiNie yearS, if required.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,,
In TWO LOTS,
By Mr. TOPHAM,
On-Saturday, the a6th day of May, at the Crown inn, at
Northwich, unless before disposed of by Private Contract
Q ALT-WORKS and HOUSES at NORTH-
VV ICH, in the County of- -CHESTER ; IS miles from
Chester, 3o from Liverpool, ao from Manchester, and 174
from London-. '

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