The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-23 00:00:00

SONS OF THE CLERGY.

9HE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to be per.
lexmed at the ANNIVERSARY •MEETING of this
CHAR' 1 Y, will be in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul,
on "TUESDAY the Bth, and the ANNIVERSARY on
TI lURS DA Y the loth of May .; when 'a Sermon .will be
preached betore his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence,
his. C race the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, their- Lord;•.-
ships the Bishops, the Right Hon. the. Lord Mayor, Sheriffs,
Aldermen, Clergy, &c. -by the Rev, I. S. clatke, LL. B.
Fellow rat. the Royal Society, Chaplain ,of the Hotisehold;
and Librarian to his Royal Highgess the Prince, and Vicar
ofi'reston iu the. Diocese of Chichester. _ -

STEWARDS.,

•
-His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence.
Lord Viscount Barnard.
toed Bishop of Chester. • • ,
Lotd Bishop of• Clogher. '
Lord Yarborough. - •
Lsrd Grafivi`le Levison Gower. • -• •
The Lord Mayor. • . .•••
,
Honourable Charles Anderson -Pelham.
..sir Mark Mastermin Sikes, Bart. •
William Kenrick, Esq. MY". • •
The Rev'. George Barrington, Pr,laendary of. Durham.
lames Allan Park, Esq. (King's Counsel.)
The Rev. Edmund Ferrers, A. F.A.S. Redor of Che.
titan, Hants., and of Wroughton, %Vats, and Chaplain in Or.'
dinary to his Majesty.
Claude George Thornton,'ESq. ancl •
Edward Down, Esq. •
'I he Music will consist of the Overture of. Esther.
Mr. Handel's Det iingen Te Deum, and Inbilate, with the
Chorus from the Messiah, " Hallelujah, for the Lord God
Omnipotent reigneth," an AntheM coMposed on Purpose for
this Charity by Dr• Boyce, and Mr. Handel's Grand Corona.
lion Anthem. The 'Music to be concluded by Su William
Parsons, Mus. D.
the Doors of the Cathedral will be opened, at Ten
o'clock.
Tickets for the Cathedral and for the Dinner at Merchant
Taylors' Hall to be had of Messrs. Fell'and Co. 13ooksel-
lers, Bond-streett ;•• Messrs. Rivingtons, St. PatiPS Church-
yard; folin Bacon, Esq, Eirst.fruits.office, Teinple ; and
Charles Bicknell, Esq. Spring Gardens, gratis.
N. B. The whole of tne Collections at St. Paul's and.
Mer Chant Taylors' Hall, will be appropriaied by the Stew.
ardi in Apprenticing the Children of necessitous Clergy.;
men.

- NEW STATE LOTTE.RY •
• - To he- Dra,vn in I UNE. •
:HAZARD, BURNE.,. and. Co. Stock-Brokerb,
respecifully inform the Public, that •1 I CKETS and
SHARES for the present STATE LOTTERY are on Sale
at their Office,. No. 93, Royal Exchange,.
. - The Scheme is on the same. improved Plan at the last, as
to Number of 1 ickets, Mode of Drawing, &cc. and presents,
in addition to the 200,0001. of Prizes,
fOUR.EXTRA BENEFITS, _
Of you Whole Tickets each, • ,
Which are to be given to the Four Tioketsbf the First Num.
• ber drawn a Prize above '51..
Letters, post-paid, duly answered; and Schemes gratiS.
Bank, India, and' South Sea Stocks, with .their several
A-rik.ities, India Bonds, Exchequer. Bilis-, and every de-
sription of Government Secnrities,bought and sold by Coto•
nasston. •

VTONT, tite Partner with the: deceased Sir
.L AMES BR N SCOMB, has the-pleasure of unnount
ingto. Ms Friends and the Public, the LOTTERY which
draws Bth J U NI:„. gives the greatest chance to the Adven.•
curer for se small a risk. • Four Packets of Tickets, One
tindred in each Packct, are to be. givenby- the Contradors-.
to the fortunate Holders of the First-drawn Prize abovelsl..
when a Ticket way gain, upwards of coo,oooi. 'anti Shares in
pow-minim
EY TON has been truly lucky in selling Packets -o f
Tickets, No. 7,081, producing nearly 4,0001. and No.. 3,04,
. prodtking 24,7651. was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, and paid
by him to the respeCtive.Holders, whq received for each Six,
ieentli 1,541. i6s 3d.
E E .FO N solicits a continuance of the publitavoutsc
At his lucky Office;
'2, CO RNH IL L, near Ole Igansion.'Hottse:'

nRANSCOMB and Co. with their - usual great
.L., Success, So,d
In Last Lottery in 73 Shares, -In the preceding. Lottery,
No 3,734 . . . ,C.z0,0,0
N0..2,6t8 . . . £20,000.
'4,654 • •
iof fool,. each . 2,f00 3of fool. each . c,soo
Being Shares of almost every Capital "therein; and in Last
Year only. Six of .20ieeol. and Capitals to the amount of
zfooo-,1. besides the. first 30,0c01. the last 250001. and,
only 40,0901. Prize ever shared ; arid in previous Years to an
amount beyond all precedent ; are now selling Titckett and
Shares in the NEW LOTTERY, to be drawn Bth lUN E,
iniwtrich there are Four grand Prizes of zoo Tiketa each,
which may produce. to a Ticket t00,,..,001. and to a Sixteenth
upw'arrls of. 6,ticol. . .
-.
BR ANsCOMB and Co.,again guard the-Fublic ar,!..inst
the deception sct forth of their Firm and Claims of the Sale
of the E first and Last of Extra G (and Prizes so given ; the
f ACT is, every. Sixteenth was SOld, and the fortunate Ad,
• ventureis each received 15471;165. ;d. at their . .
OLD and 0N L Y Office§ in London, viZ. -
N 0.37, CORNHILi; 4. No. it, HOLBORN;
No. 3z.„ HAYNIARK.ET; 1 and No. 269, STRAND.
Th.y wit never falsely assert they divAeri a Capital. which
was not absolutely SHAKE!) and SOLD to the. Public as
4iboie. • .

Day, was published,
• By Messrs. White, No. 63, Fleet-street,
Price Five.shillings,
N ACCOUNT of the REMARKABLE
EF,FECTS-of the EAU MEDICINALE
SON, in the GOUT. .

. . . , .
1• •: • }3y EDWIN CODDEN JONES, M.D.
Meriiher of. the Royal College of Physicians, and Physician
Extraordinary to His Rnyal Highness the uke of ,Yottk.'
• •

On Satorday Pubiished,
In Six large 0c.1:4%',0 Volumes, pric-e 31. 3s.
• A New Edition of

rrHE T HEO LOGICAL and - MISCELLA,
NEOUS WORKS, of the key.. WILLIAM 'ONES,
M. A; F. R.S. To which is prefixed,
A Short Account of his Life and WritingS,
By WILLIAM STEVENS, Esq.
Printed for E. C. and Rivington,, No. 6z, St.
.Patirs
Coul-cn-y,3rd ; solclalso by 1, Hatehard. N0.:90, Y•ccaditly.

This Day was published,
By the London • Society for romoting Christianity-,among
• the Jews,
TALIB's Remaiks. on David Levi's Disserta-
tion on the Prophecies, 6s. extra hornets.
•A
Letter to the English Israelite, by.Pers.everans, price
is ••6d. =. .
Obligation of Christians to attempt the Conyersion of
the Jews, by a Presbyter of the Church of England, price Is.
4. Five Minutes Consideration,. recommended to Mr. 17o-
bias Goodman,- by the same, price ts..
S. lesus the true Mess-all. a Sermon delivered at the Jews'
Chapel, Spital Fields. on the wit Nov. 1309, by the Rev.
Andrew_ Fuller, of Kettering, prrce is. 6d.; • - • •
6. Proofs front the Ancieht Prophecies :hat the Messiah
must have-con-le, unit that Jesus of Nazareth is the ;Messiah,
seriously addressecf to the attention at the Jewish' N ation;by
a Clergyman oftlie Church-of England, price Is. .
The latter translated-Into the liebiew Language. '
There. are also several Traas.publiaii d.
N. 8.. The Second Half-yearly Report of the Society will
. .
sootily oe.p.sinteet. '-
London Sold by Black, 'Parry; and Kingsbury, Leaden.
hall . strt ; Rivington,,St. Paul's Church-yard illatchard,
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