The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-13 00:00:00

NUMBER 43-111

PROVIDENT INSTITUTION-for LIFE INSURANCE
and ANNUITIES.

P resident,,

The Most Noble the Alatjuis of Buckingham,' K. G. &c.
V ‘.7e-Presidents,
The Most Noble th- M/rquis or salisbury, K. C .
The Right Hon. VAscount Bulkcl, y, &c. •
The Right Hon. Viscount Chetw)tid, &c. •
The Right Hon. Viscountl)uncannon, &c. •
The Rigat Hon. Lord Braybrooke, &c.
The Right Hon. Lord tensington, &c. .

Trustees., ‘,
The nist Noble the Marquis of Buckingham.
The Right,Hon. Lord Braybrooke. ,
l' tact', Esq. M. P.
THE Objea of this Institution' js to reduce the
taud:iote design of Lileinsuratice, and Provision tor
Old Age, tb principles of the utmost possible advantage for
the Public. -The Insured and Annuitants are therefore rein_
dered Proprietors awl Sharers of profits, whereby it is proved
that they will h ,ve the sinus insured
.to them frequently
doubled, and sometimes even"tr,bled. Whatever excellence
a system may. possess, htivkvver,r, without a due regard to
economy, its advantages must he counteratied ; it is, indeed,
notorious, that where extravagant eStaolishments exist, the
representation of profits is ever found to be a deception upon
those who are taught to expect them; but in this Install-
ton the arrangements are peculiarly economical, and the Pre.
sitients, Directors, .and Trustees, aft gratuitously.

_ . .
Tire Plan of the Provident Institution corn-prises every
unxle of aisuratiee upon- Lives, air; in a particular manner it
allbrds a p,avision against the infirmities ofold'age, which
prc,IIIIJES inca)culable advantages • to the industrious- classes;
and the'coinmunity at large. I will be seen, on art inspec-
tion.of the Tables, that by single payment of 22l is. er by•
annual payments, amounting to :little more:than it• penny 'per
day, commerLing in the early part 'of a man's life, he may.
be:secured troM want, when past his.days'of labour. • insur-
ing to the proticnt these essential benefits, an ~increase of
present i-nditsti y, ofittoralify and sobriety. may be justly an-
ticipattd ;..the revenue al tht t.,,rontrjr• will be consequently
improved, the poor ritex.i.dimini-:,iied, and the aged, the widow
and the, luthetless, provided with a ec,mfortable support,
through this salutary:application or their own resources.
Attendance is given daily at thy Office. in SotithAMptori-
street, Str4od, Irons Teo till Four.
By. Order of
. N. D. ST. CROIX, Sec.

•
- • • , August;,
HAMPSHIRE WOOL SHOW,:'.
MAGDALEN FAI it. near W.l CHESTER.

TN consequence of the Resolutions enterectinto• at
TN
Stockbridge Fair, several Samples 01 Wool were shewn.
Alter- being minutely examined .1)) the Wool Staplers,' the ,
Growers anti Dealers retired to Dinner iI, a input' on the Hill.
Aftei,Dinner, Mr. et.)wLE•rr POWLETT being called
to the Chair, he stated to the Company the Information that
be had received from Lewes awl other parts of the Coutitry,
and recommended that the COnirnittce sitbulci -Witlidr:iw to
consider what Price should be deinamied for the ddierent
sorts of Wool. It appeared tint the Prices last Year were •
2s. 261. l'or some prime Samples 2s. 7d. It was agreed
that 2s. 4d. should be asked toriiie prime Wool, as. Id. and
2s. fur others, although higher crices tiLin'ar I.eWt•s ; the '
prosped of Peace ..encaurageu tii-• hopes that. Wool would
advance. The Wool Staplers, who consisted at, all the re-
spectahle Deaters,in Hampshire, could nut be induced to otter
any price, except that of 1804, which was is. Sd. to is. tad.
to as. td ,Which last price Mr. Powlett sold for. Little or
no Wool was bought ; some, Halt-tired sold for. Is. 6d. one
cross from the Ffutned Wilts
The following •Resolutiwits were entered into after the ac-
customed '-fiianies to the Chair: • . ,
That it is particularly reConialended to the Wool Growers
in Hampshire to attend to the Washing of their Wool, as
from the closeness of the Texture of the South Down Wool, -
the ignorance of the Sheep Warshcrs, and the not Shearing
the Wool in proper time after W..iiptrigcinuch injury
both to the Grower and Wool Stapler. -._ •
That we, the Undersigned, with the full" approbation. of •
the Wool Staplers, do engkx to bring a Sample 4.,t Wool, 'not
Jess than B ice 'l7oil, to Magdalen Hill Fair, in :807 ;. and
that we will r,t biter our Wdol .for sale froin the time of
Shearing until that day.
• WILLIAM YOWL ETT P 0 WLE TT in the Chair.
Da'vid CuitnynOarri ' jai;ies-Edwards
• james Blunt . • Hintmalailey '
L, 4enionger . William irteact
r • - lames iVickharri - ' Thoirials'GodWin
- Witham fern • • i-Williarn SMith -
john Hicks . f !Barnes, Waight •.•
}lenry Tredgold Richard Bailey
• Thomas Venlig Richard Evles
'Charles Bailey Edwrarit•itangers.
• - Richard Goldfinch . Thomas -Kilig'acote.
j. Wilkins , . ..Robert Knight
.ticiffe'e• • " ThOfnaS-Pern
•.- • -lhoinets Edwards 'Thomas Garber.'
• . George. Wilkins • . •

MORE CAPITAL .rgizEs,
And Five'Ths,uand less Tickets than last State Lottery,
• Th.: r irsr-drawn Ticket entitled to '• •••
• T 'V II 0 U .p U,N ••
All ist her Capital Prizes are afloat.
PURCHASERS of TiCKETS and •all-TARES will
have the 01.;),1 tuoity of obialiiing all•the Capital Prizes,
provided 1...1y purchase 'before the Wawihg commences,
which will•be on the nth of 0616ber .fieNt..- The. Scheme.
contains equal Advantage's of •
TWENTY THOWSAND POUND 14R1ZES;;:...
.TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,
- -FIVE THOUSAND 'POUND PRIZES tth. e.:6;
To further.: Lotieries-or double the Number of Tickets.- • -
Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and no other: State..4onery.
to.be drawn'this Year. .
SCHEME..
-

No. of Prizes. Value of each. - • Total' Val ue
3 _ - ‘60,01n
3 - - 30,000
.
3 s,Ctio - 15,000
1,000 - - - - • 5,000
- . sect •-•- - - - 46ceo
20
;COO
4,z00 20

2o,e;o 0 Tickets
Tickets and Shares are on Sale at every Lottery Office.

Ticket - ,
Fall - to o 1-. z
Quar.r,: - - s 2 o I SlXteeflth - • - 6 o

THE WAREHOUSE for the YELLOW FEVER
-REMEDY, at Charing-Cross, •was - illuminated last
Night in the same superb style of. splendour, in honour of
the Birth:Day of His Roval Highness the PRINCE of
WALES, as or. the King's Birth-Day. lilt was necessary
to give ,idditional publicity to this valuable Institution, which
has been the means of saving
,the Lives of thousands, the
brilliant and apprcipriate-Take and Elegance - displayed last
night was sufficient to answer that purpose. •