The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-24 00:00:00

TEN THOUSAND POUNDS.

NEXT MONDAY, :May • 26th, will be the
lOURTH DAY of Drawing, when the first Ticket
drawn out of the Wheel will-receive rb,oool. The first.
iliawn Ticket on the following Day, the Fifth; will he en-
-titled to zo,oool, ; and on the Sixth DaY, to 25,00'01., Vach
of these Capital Prizes will hegiven to the First-drawn Tic-
kets, inclepe,.dent -of any other Prize which may'happen to
be drawn against them ; by which it is evident that a Single
Ticket may gain the immense surnof4Sioool. -
The followlilz is the present State of the Wheel :
Prize of - C - ' -
- _20,c00 - - 40,009
-1 - 10,000 1 -10,00 y
.2 - - 5000' - 10,000
8 - - • 500 - - 4000
100 -
36 - - o - -' -•- IS=
, Besides the full proportion of the. 211. 'Prizes.

KITCHEN'. Fire-place Improved and Furnished
with a capital Range, With Oven and Boiler,. Hot
Plate and Hot Cistern, .and the improved Patent Smoke
lack included, for Twenty Guineas (it of a moderate size) for
Real)" Money only,
. A Caution—As several Ironmongers impose on the Public
an Infringement deficient is, every re:Ted, -and continually
out of order please to-take nane, the above jacks o from
two-to seven years without oiling, and a,e sold Jnly by
Prosser, Patentee and Manufacturer, No. s, Back-bill; near
Aleux's Brew-house.

PH11.,,N -MAC' ANNUI CV PLAN.
A T a MEETING holden at use London Tavern
X. this day, it was -ICesOtvedUnaininously, • ,
'lst; l'hkt the i•ropoteu institution is likely to be produc-
tive of much b,11,1i. to the Public, and of cc.tisiderable advan-
tage to the Subscimers thereto. ,
• ad, Tnat ln.oks of Subst.;ription he now opened, and conti-
nue open,- at the Lundon Tavern, and 15, Welbeck.
street ; but. that no •deposit be called tOr until the whole
Subscription is filled
3d; That all i-ersons wishing to withdraw their Name
from the Subserlptiort shall be at liberty fo do so.

4111,. That a be notden at the London Tavern, on
Monday, I.: a. Twelve o'Clock precisely, for..the pur-
pos carry proposed rtan into etii:zt. •
WAI. Lt./lit-AM., Chairman.

iLondon•Taverh, May 22, 11306,
• :The Chairtnan.haVing letuthe Chair, it was Resolved Una-
niniously, That the Thanks of the Meeting tie given to Win:
tudiain, Esq. :or n s ahie cOndutt in the Chair, -and forihe
jUdidius Plan lie submitted.
•Tl)e,Prospectir,, ~,ring the pronabiltty,that the proposed
ad0,.l
.t,, rite SubsZ:riners a bonus of sol.
per Cent. Svc, r tc. uty ~:!ars, in addition ra the' Annual Di-
vi,!eod r rtr and yet be produttive of all' those
.b:.'n,:tits to toe wincii it at present Koipises, may be
II raVeril, 7111 d inWeiheek...`street.

LX T a iiEN hit Al, MI-.ETING,ofthe:SUBSCRI-
/ it'S' to the UN 01(1 or P RON' I I N STI-
T tyriON;:
‘vm pRA i:D, Esq. 111.t', in the Chair, • •
• It wls Resolv,,d llinn,inously, That the New and ,Equit-.
able System of Lire Itisuraite, and Annuities, as digested by
the Cornauttce, calculated to promote early Industry,
conouty, and Morality; to rel!,..‘e Thousands troin-depen-
Ilenee,and want, and, elli.c.bligtne,e Public Benefits, to be-
come of c;onsiiiertible N .tioi;al Importance. .
ThL.t the lollowing'Noble.iien. ji.cends to the Institution)
be requested to accept situations ut the Honorary Piesidency :
The Right Rirourable.Viscount
,The. Ri4ht Honourable iscount. Chet wynd. •
The Right•Htinourabie .Viscount Duncannon.
.The Right ilotiour,ttite Lord kensington.,
That the. zellowing.gentlemen be added to the. Provisional
Commit tee: • ,

William-Bell, Esq. - - . .
. .
SLrope Bernard, Esq.- I.L. D.
Major Bird, West ,Middlesex Militia.
WilliamNewt::oirib6 Esq
Williain Praed, A' scf. 'M. P. '
That the first Instalment, being 21. per Shafe,, he paid into
the hands of Nlessrs. Praed,Dieiy, Box, Bernard, and New-
combe, No. 189, Fleet-stre:it, on or before the 28th instant,
Where a Book is opened for ih::Subscriptitin of those desirous
of any of the few remaining Shares.
, %V N 1 . PRAE D, Chairman.
. ,
Freemasons' l'a.yern, May at, tBO6. .

UVIUS's LETTERS.
• .This Day was published, • •
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