The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-12 00:00:00

PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY PLAN.

HE Prosiaeaus, giving an Explanation of Xhe
NatureolthiSPß(WOSlLDlNsTrruTtotsr, may be
bad at my House, lc. Welbeek-street, Cavendish-square, and
at the London Tavern ; and it is particularly recommended to
PERSONS in thet 0 UN TR Y to become Share-holders, as
-it will atiOrd them an opportunity of laying out their M6ney
'more securely. and•more advatuageonsly, than on Mortgage.
Pursuant to the Resolution of the Meeting holden' at the
London Tavern.. the Books of Subscription will continue
%open till 20..00 Shares are subscribed for, '
, No. is, Welbeck-street, WILLIAM LUDLAM.
Cavendish-square, Loudon,
July 8,. ISA.. •
The Shires are 201. .each, payable by Instalments ; and
17,000 Shares '340,0001.)ate subscrtbed.for.

GREAT DISTRESS.

_ • THE Person, who some months
.ago„' and lately,
addressed an Advertisement,- beginning, •! A truly and
lam.litable Case -To the Benevolent and I lumane," in this
and other -Papers,- humbly returns his most sincere Thanks
, f r,the Von:mons he has received, amounting in all' tv arl,
NV have been of great use to him, • though much reduced
ty the exrdee of adv:;rtising. It.is with great refutiance he
Is obliged to state. that though the Debts he owes, inetvred
by illness iri 44 Family. which consist4rif hintsell, his Wife,
and two smdl Children. amount only to about Sol, he must.
absolutely sink under the load, if those who can feel for such -
Dist ress„ind who are blessed with'the Mean*, do not inter-
- fere to's:we him tram destruction.
He lbas held a small appointment under Government for
these st‘teeti years, anti has always coptioeted himself with
.• prop. ivy. lie has devoted his small, salary to the Payment
of his Creditors ; but a new of them are clamorous:—perhaps-
from ileCesiiry—and, to meet their i)einands, prevent Law
EXpetues, and. maintain his Family till he can ag.itiii enjoy,
the'beilefit of his small Salary, is so far beyond- his present
ability, that he must, if not assisted, in time end-lose his Si.'
tuation, and be left without the smallest resource.
Could he
,avert the ruin. with which he is threatened, by
Donations, or by a-Loan from the humane, he has the pro-
spc'et of an increased Income itt a few .months. from-the Si-
tuation he holds, which would enable him to re-pay the Sot.
in foiir years by four equal initalments.
Messrs:- Hudshli and- Stirling, Bankers, No; 3.4i', Strand,
and Messrs. Bolden), -Lushingtort, and .Co. Bankers, No. 30,
will speak to the Advertiser's Character, receive
-au), IJouation that may be sent fur him, or forward any Note
addressed to •D. T. should any person wish to honour him
with an interview. "

ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. •
HE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furrii,-
ture, M attrasseS, and Bedding complete, are very respztt-
lult,; recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable
and -superior to any others maae'in London ; \Marquees;
Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea
`Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musquitto
Net Furniture, and Patent irass-screw Bedsteads, for East
and West Indies, and all. Foreign Clirriates, at-
MORGANand SANDE RS's
reent Bedstead Manufatiory and_Ware-Rooms,-
Nps, i 6 and 17, , Catherine-street Strand.

Morgan Sanders's New...invented Imperial Dining
allowed' to be the most complete and Elegant set of
Tables ever yet inverbteil, are very_ portable, packing in a Box
bit ten Filches deep.
A. H. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed Sr Chair-Bed Warehouse.