The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-20 00:00:00

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PROVIDENT INSTITUTION for LIFE INSURANCE,

and ANNUITIES.

President,

The Most Noble the Marquis of Buckingham, K.G. &c.
Vice-Presidents,
The Most Noble the Marquis of Salisbury, K.G. &c.
The Right Hon. Viscount' Bulkeley, &c.
The Right Hon. Viscount Cnetwynd, Sec. •
The Right Hon. Viscount Duncannon, &c.
The Right Hon. Lord Braybrooke, &c.
The Right Hon. Lord Kensington, &c.

Trustees,
The Most Noble the Marquis of Buckingham.
The Right Hon. Lord liraybrooke. -
William Praed, Esq. M.P.

THE Obje& of this Institution is to reduce the
laudable design .of Live Insurance, and -Provision for'
Old Age, to principles of ate utmost possible advantage for
the Public.' The Insured' and Annuitants are therefore ren-
dered Proprietors and Sharers of profits, whereby it is proved
that they will have the suras insured to them frequently
doubled, and sometimes even tr,:bled. Whatever excellence
si system may pOsiess, however, Without a' due regard to
economy, its advantages int tst be counteraded ; it is, indeed,
notorious, that where extra vagant establishments exist, the
representation of profits is ever found to be a deception upon
those who are taught to expect them ; but in this Institu-
tion the arrangements are p.eculiarly economical, and the Pre--
sidents, Directors, and Trustees, act gratuitously.
Tile Plan of the Prov ident histitutum' co mprlsc.i every
Triode of insurance upon Lives, and in a particular manner it
alJi)rds a provision against: the infirmities of old age', winch
promises incalculable advantages to the industrious classes,
and the community at large. It will be Seeni on an inspec-
tion of the Tables, that by a single paytnent of 221. Is. or by
annual payments, amountingito little more than a penny per.
day, commencing in the early part of A man's life, he may
• be secured from want, when past his days of labour. Insur-
'Mg to- the prudent these essential benefits, an increase of
present industry, of morality and•sobriety, may be justly an-
ticipated,-' the. revenue of the country will be consequently
improved, the poor rates, diminished, and the_aged, tile widow
and the fatherless, provided with a Comfortable support,
through this salutary application of their own resources. _
Attendance is givenclatiy at the Office in Southampton-
Street, Strand, Irom Ten till Fo'.!l*.
By Order of the Board.
• N.. D. ST. CROIX, 'Sec.

NlOlkE C.PITAL PRIZES,
And Five Vhousantl less Tickets than last State Lottery.

The First-drawn Ticket entitled to
T'EN TVIOUS'A POUNDS;
All other Capital Prizes are afloat: -

URCHASERS of TICKETS and SHARES willP
*trave.the op'poitunity of obtaining all the Capital• Prizes,
provided they purchase before the Drawing commences,
which- will be on the 13th of Oaober next. The Scheme
contains equal• Advantages of
TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,
TEN THOUSAND 'POUND PRIZES, •
FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, &c. &c.
To former Loiteries-of.double the Number of Tickets.
'Twenty Thousand Tickets only ,i and no other State Lottery
to be draWn this Year.
ScHEME.
•
No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value
3 - ,C6n,oon
10,660 -•----- 30,000
3
5 - - - - 5,0c0

413C°

to - -. too

4,100

so, 2,0e0
,;() .- ' • , - _ - 82,000

23,000 Tickets - ‘200,00
'rickets and,Shares-wre'on Sale at every Lottery Office.
Ticket - £lO is
- - 1p 0 Lighth - 2lt 6
5z o i Sixteenth - i 6 o

Half
Quarter - -

. . .
To NOBLEMEN; LADIES, GENTLEMEN, or PER.
SONS of CHARACTER, who are not Engaged in any
I.3usiness. •
TO BE SOLD; for TWO THOUSAND GUI-
.
NEAS each (to one:or more Persons), THREE of.
TOUR .S HA RES, an Established. Honourable, and
buglily Respectable-Concern, of great magnitude, that will
ear the most Minute investigation, and will realize an im.
Theme 411d'rapid Fortune; without the fear of future risk,
..and without trouble to,the Purchaser, who need not take any
. *dive part ..or appear. personally in business.—Referencd of
• the first consequence will be given and requited. •
• Letters. from Principalsonfy, -with reat narnand place of
abode, direaeri (post. paici):to.H. Howard; Esq. to be left at
xlieNorthumberlantL Cof4le4touse, in the Strand, London,
kill meet proper attention',
, .
•- • •

• •
IDOOREGNANT LADIES, .whose.situitioh requires
- a temporary retirement, may, be accommodated with
= a Genteel Apartment, to Lye-in, agreeably to their eircurn-
,
starlets ; their Infants putout to nurse, and humartely taken
care of. Thiconsolattowresulting from this Undertaking to
many. of theArnost respeelable Families this Kingdom,
by securing their
.reputation and character from the censure
•df the World, and preserving peace - and concord among Re.
lations and Friends, is sufficiently conspicuous to be cOtitt.
tenanced by the humane and...senSible part of -Mankind.
Care' tenderness, honour, and secrecy, having been the ba.
sis of. this 'Concerst 'for . thirty years, .may• be relied on.
'Those regardless of, reputation• will not, on any terms, be
treated with. • , .
Apply to' Mrs. Symons, Midwife, No. 4, London House- ,
hard, St. Paul's Church-yard. London.
N.B. An eligible Country House, within a few miles of
Landon, where Ladies.. may be' accommodated with genteel
Apartments, if more agreeable than in Town.
• ;Letters jpost-Paid) attended to. and Advice in..all Disorders
incident to IVornen and Children.

'HEAL-FU LONGEVITY.
DR. lAMES's ANALEPTIC AND AWCIBILIOUS
PILLS.

TTHE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a ge-
neral Preservative of Health, is.becorne•universal;twm
Efficacy in, those.Complanits which contioually dis
-
turb the Human Frame; -such.. as Colds, Itireumatisms,
}lead-achs, I ntligestions, and other Diseases of the Stomach
And Bowels ; which arise from 'the Vicissitudes of our Cli-
'Mate, or froin'lndulgence in. the Luxuries of Life; and these
salutary E fleas are produced by gently opening the Pores by,.
Night, waddle Body by Day, without requiring any parti-
cular Regimen or Confirtment. • But though 'the Analeptic
Pills are also very serviceable in Bilious. and other deep-
' seated Disorders, yet being.designed as a mild Purgative only,
and therefore not always sufficiently atlive, the Antibilious
Pills have been recolrrmendCd in aid, by an eminent Physician,
who has-used these Medicines combined for many yeais with
the happiest success in all complaints of the Liver, as well
as in other internal DiseaSes;
. Travellers? by Land or Sea. or Persons remote from Medi-
cal Assistance, would do. well to bp always provided with
these Pills ; which, with some of the genuine Dr. James's
Fever PoWdei,' would form • a most valuable Stare, in a
small coinpasS, that wisuld_ often alford .Relief on any sud-
den Indisposition, and prevent the ill consequences df He-
gleet or
.Delay,
Sold only by F. Newbery and Sotis, NO. 45., St. Paul's
Church-yard, on the Coach...way,. four. doors tram. the. Car,
tier of. Cheapside, London ;, and at Dr. James's late HonSe
in Bruton-street ; viz. the Analeptic Pills, price 4s. 6d.
a Box, or iix in one large 13ti'S, for rt. hts.• ' - and the Antibilious
1+111x; price is-..9d „a Box,- Duty. included. Observe that the
words '`F. Ngwbery, Nu, 45, St, Paul's," are engrayed
the Stamps.