The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-10 00:00:00

SA -U A , • loi -1800.

A MEETING will be holden at the Letidoti Ta-
A
vern, MONDAY NEXT,.-the izth of May, 'at
Twelve o'C lock precisely, for the purpose of establishing an •
Office for the express relict ol the Grantors of Annuities, to
be called
THE PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY.OF:FICE,
The intended Capital is One ,Million, to be raisid,bk
Shares of, tot. payable by• Instalments', not exceeding les:
each per Share, at such intervals as a_ Court of Proprietors
shall determine.
The Benefit which such an Institution is likely to produce
to the Public and to the SubScribers. will be there fully ex-
plainecf; suffice it at present to say, thatit will afford to the
Subscribers from 7 to 8 per cent. without any risque what«
ever, at, the same time that it will appropriate not less than
"140,0a0i. - to the relief of that oppressed class of Persons
above alluded to, and will set aside more than soool. a-year
to Charitable PurpOses. . .
It was my opinion, that the Subscription to the It OCK
would be filled on the day it was -opened ; it was not only
filled, but had more than 6000 Shares above the number re.
quired, and I entertain the saute opinion respe&ing the pre-
sent Institution.
Books of Subscription will be opened at the Meeting, and
orb per Share deposit be required from each Sub.
scer,

WILLIAM LIMLANI.
is, Welbeck.street, Cavendish.square.

MEXT MONDAY, May 12, the STATE LOT-
-111 TERY will begin Drawing.

- SCHEME.
s Prize of £25,003 - - is - - £25,000
2 . . - 40,000
2 - - 10,000
3 - 5000 - - - Isom,
10 411, 1000
IO e. Sr - 500
20 •Ii)0 - 2000
56 - so
6too - • tt ' . 130,200

25,000 Tickets

4 zio,ooo

CAPITALS DETERMINABLE.
Five First-drawn Tickets, Ist Day 4 tOOO each k sOOO
Five First-drawn Tickets, 3d Day 1000 tach sOOO
First-drawn - ' 4th Day • - to.noo
First-drawn - sth Day • - - 20,000
First-drawn - 6th Day, - • ss,ooo

DAYS OF DRAWING.
rst Monday . - May 12 bth Wednesday - June 4
zd Saturday . - 'May 17 7th Saturday .. lune
3d Wednesday - May 21 Bth Tuesday ' - lune to
4th Monday - - May 26 i gth. Thursday - June 12
sth Friday .. .. May 30 1 Toth Saturday - lune 14
The Public are respeafully requested to observe. that the
number of 'Ticl ets. drawn each Day wilt be nearly equal,
agreeably to the-Order of the Lords of His Majesty's Trea
Sury.

, Price of a Ticket - . ,C2o 5 o
Half • . to 5 o Blghtit 42 it 6
Quarter .. 54 o Sixteenth -t 6 6 ,
N. 13. The present Scheme contains more Prizes and fewer
Blanks than any Lottery for many years past. '

TO BE LETT. IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE,
AVery Desirable RESIDENCE, in the Centre
of from Sixty to Seventy Acres of Land, mostly Grass,
in good condition, called G ODW I N (ior CASTLE GOD-
WIN). The House is in good• repair, and fit for the Re..
silence of a Man of Fortune. The Situation is remarkably
fine, and very healthy. The Roads are good, and it-is only
one Mile from the Post, which arrives daily from London.
It is situate about a quarter of-a mile on the left of
ten-mile Stone,.an the Turnpike-road leading from lielten.
ham to Bath. through Painswick ; from the latter place ona
mile, and from Gloncester six.
For Rarticulars apply (Letters post-paid) to Messrs: Wells
and Guinnet, Solicitors, Cheltenham.

VALE OF GLAMORGAN. •
TO BE LE FT,'
• .
And Entered on immediately,
A GOOD HOUSE, called CANTLESTON, in
.1 1 a dry, healthy Situation. near the Bristol Channel and
Mouth of Ogmore River, Bridgend Market and Post Town,
and the Mail Coach Road from London, through Bath and
Bristol, late General.fluddle.tonks.-,There is a Dining and
a Drawing-room, five Bed-rooms, and Servants'-rooms ; a
Kitchen and back Kitchen, with Grates, and a Brewing-
furnace and Ovens, a Stable, Coach-house, two Gardens,
Courts, and a Grass-plot before the House, which is Stone
and Tile, With sashed Windows, and there is Spring and
Cistern Water. Seaand River Fish, Rabbits, and all Provi.
slow:, and Coal, reasonable, and the Sea-shore is sandy, and,
pleasant for bathing, riding, or walking.--Rent z6l. and ten
9r:twelve Acres in one or two fields tor Hay and Grass may
be had at ps. per Acte.•
Letters (-post paid) to Cowbridgc Post Master, will be an-
swered; but a view is reecinmended.
he House is named m.a new Map, at Carey's, No. r3t,
Strand. -• •

OAK, ASH.-liLM, and BEECH -rims Lit.
• TO. BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the King's Arms Inn, at Gottalining. in the County of
Surrey, on Monday, the izth day of May inst. precisely at
1. %Nei cc 0' Clq,dt, in Nine Lots,
QEVEN 'HUNDRED .and SEVENTY-NINE
Ly• oAK TREE J, • Iwo Hundred and Forty Ash Trees,
One Hi idred and Ninety.one F and Twenty-two
Beech Trees, now standing on several Farms and Lands in
-the Parishes of 'Ha'scomb, Mold, and Godalming, in said
County ; all marked, numbered, and hammered.
for a view of the Timber apply to`Mr. Ch. Oliver, at
Hasconib, near Godalming. And for further particulars.to
MeSsrs. Strong, Still, and StrongrSolicitors, 5, -Lincoln's.:
4un ; or. Mr. •Wri4 Sanders Robinson, Surveyor, Reigate,
Surrey. -

. .
NORFOLK. ' • - I
• TO 'BE SOLD BY AUCTIO
On Monday, the 24 day of June, ito6, rit the Angel Inn,
.Bury St: Edmund's, Suffolk, at Twelve o'Clock,, in rive
,Lots;
AMott- Desirable and Compa& FREEHOLD
ES PATE; consisting of the Manor of Sporle, with
Palgrave, with the Manor House called Sporle Mall, and
about.,,2soOAcres of arable, rrfutplow, and pasture Land, di-
vided into corripaet Farms, each of them in a ring fence, situ-
ate at. Spode, treat Palgrave; Little Palgravc, Dunham,
North Pickenham, Newton,,Neeton, -Swaffhain, and Fran-
sham, in Norfolk. The Estate is in-a good sporting country,
and ina neighbourhood abounding with Game ; it adjoins to
the toWp.94,Swatlitarn, is alaaut a miles front Lynn and
about 20 from Norwich, and there are about 50. Acres of
Woodland attached, to the Hall Farm, which will be sold
with the Manor.
Messrs. Wm. Pearson, Caesar Newton, Thomas Wells,
the tenants, will sbew the Premises ;, and printed Particulars
may be had at the Chambersof Greene, Pennant, and Har-
rison, 61:ay's-Inn London ; of Mr. losselin, SUrveYor, Eel-
Stead,ne,ir I pswiclt ; it the Angel Inn, Bury SI. Edmund's ;
at the Swan, Swaffhant ; at the Angel, Norwich : at the
Proprietor's, of the Cambridge' Paper ; of Messrs. Eaton
and Hammond,Newmarket ; and of the nspedive Tenants
upOn the Premises.
1

Shortly will be published. in .One Volume,
T ETTERS aclarossci to the- DAUGHTER :of a
• L NOI34gMAN, on the Formation, of RELIGIOUS
and MORAL.
By ELIZABETa,HAMILTON,-
Anthor •of-Letters On the Elementary Principle of Edna-
tion; -
Printed fore. Cada'. add W..Davlcs, Strand.

... This Day. was published, price r3s. in boards,
°THE BOOK of CJABION PRAYER, 'and Ad.
.
••
i ministration 61 the Sacraments' 'and other Rites and
Ceremonies of the United Church of England and Ireland ;-
together with the 'Psalter, or I!salms of David. To, which
is prefixed, An Introduction, comprising a History of tire
Enlilish-.Litinv ; a Sketch of the Reformation of _Religion
in k.nglann ; and a View of the Eriglisit Transl4tions of the
Holy Scriptures, • -
,• . . .
. .
The Calendar,
,Rtibrics, Services, and Book of Psalms,
are accompanied , with NOTES,. Historical, Explanatory,
and Illustratin.. - . ,
ttythe Rev. RICHARD WARNER.
" I will pray with the Spirit; and L •wilt`pray with the
Untleistanding also.' s Cor. xiv. ts._
,
Bath: Pr4ted by-1(. Cruttivell; and sold by Wilkie and.
RobittsonZi'ateinoster-towi Lottdort. .. '

This Day were published. in One Elegant Volitmer PriAt
Oaavo, price 75. 64. in boards,
TRANSLATIONS froth the GREEK
1-10 LOGY: with Tales and 'other Miscellaneous
. .
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street,.lllack•
friars; and sold by W. Deighton, Cambridge; and Parker
and Hanotell, Oxford.

a. SIODONS'S NEW NOVEL. 1
This Day
,was published,.
In Three Volumes price i3s. 6d. in boards.
THE MAI D, WI FE, AND WIDOW. A
Tale; in Three Volumes.
• By HENRY SI DDONS. Esq.
Printed for R. Phillips, 6, Brike- street, B lack friars ; and
to be had of all Booksellers.
Of whom may also be had; just published,
T. Virtuous Poverty, by the same Author, 3 Vols. • ,
2. The Winter in London, by Mr. Surr, 3 Vols.
3. Novice of St. Dominic, by Miss Owenson, 4 Vols.
4. Fleetwood, by Mr. 'Godwin. 3 Vols.
c. Ferdinand Fitzormond,hy Mrs. Temple, 5 Vols.
_.. •
COMPANION TO-THE PEERAGE.
This Day was published, • -
Price 9s. 6d. in boards, or los. 6d. bound in red, in one
thick and closely printed Volume,. the size of Debrett's
and Kearsley's Peerage,
A' BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the PRESENT
HOUSE OP COMMONS :
Containing brief but corlea Notices of the Lives. the Family,
and Party Conneetions, tile Senatorial Charaaer and Condu6t,
and all other useful and satislatiory' Particulars relative to
ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMONS HOUSE
OF PARLIAMENT; drawn up and printed as a_Compa-
.'nion to the Court Kalendars and the-Pocket Peerages..
In in Appendix are given all the Divisions which have
-taken place on Great Public Questions during several years
past.
Printed for Richard Phillips, ,No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
' friars ; sold by Black and Parry, -Leadenhall-street ; T.
Ostell, Ave-Maria-lane; and to be had of all Booksellers in
Town and Country.

Dr. GREGORN's CY.CLOPEDIA.
To be completed in welve Monthly Parts, at Nine Shillings
each.
rrHE THIRD PART of this Complete and Va
tua4le DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES
was this Day published, price Nine Shillings, and may be
had of every Bookseller and Dealer in Books in the British
Dominions.
Of whom may also be had, the Pirst and Second Parts,
and the succeeding Parts, till the Work is completed : in
Twelve Parts, as proposed.
It has already been explained, that this Diaionary will ex-
hibit a luminous View of the present State of Human
Knowledge. cleared of all extraneous Matter, rather pradical
than speculative, and calculatedlo serve as a Companion to
Dr. Johnson's Dictionary on all Subjects of Reference con-
neaed with the Arts and Sciences.
The Plates are numerous, and are executed by Heath,r-Por-
- ter, and other distinguished Artists.
.
Bridge-street, Illackfriars, May t, tEt6.

ALI BABA, or FORTY THIEVES. .
This Day was published, •
Iu Liliputian Folio, price. 6d. decorated with three beaiiti.
fully coloured Engravings, from Designs by Craig,
ALI BABA, or- the :FORTY THIEVES ; art
Eastern Tale; performing at this note with unparal-
leled splendour at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane.
'-- Printed for 'Pabart and Co.. at the juvenile and School Li-
brary, No. 157, New Bond-street ; and to be had of all Book-
sellers ha Town and Country.
Of whom may alsobe had, new and beautiful Editions of
the following popular Nursery Tales, all at 6d. each, with
three coloured Engravings :
Cinderella - . Goody Two Shoes
Blue Beard , The Seven Champions
Sleeping Beauty , . Robin Hood -
Puss in Boots Valentine and Orson
Fortunie ' NOurjahad- •
Whittington Aladdin
Griselda Sinbad. Part I.
Riouet with the Tuft • - Ditto. Part 11.
Children in the Wood • Fortune and Fatal
jack the Giant Killer Cendrillon
Hop o' my Thumb La Barbe-Bleue . .
Beauty and the Beast • • •Gulliver's Travels. Part I.
Fortunatus Ditto. Part 11.
Atadolocia Ditto. Part 111.
The White Cat Ditto. Part IV.
Tom Thumb . I nall, thirty-two sorts.
The whole of the above may be had separately, at 6d.
each, with three coloured Engravings; or they may be had
all bound together, : n 4 vols. price los. with a smaller num-.
ber ot plain Engravings, under the title of Popular' Stories.•
N.B. In. justice to themselves', Tabart. and Co. shall
state, that their Editions of the above Stories consist either
of new Translations, or of modernized and improved ver-
sions, in chaste and correct language, embellished with beau-
tiful Engravings, front original -Designs, made on purpose by
Messrs. Craig and Corbould. With these claims to pre-
ference, they hope it will not be deemed improper to re-
quest, that the Public will inquire particularly for Tabart's
Editions. ----

THE real JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY
and MARTIN. This invaluable Composition, with
,half the usual labour, produces the most brilliant jet black
ever_ beheld, affords peculiar . nourishment .to the Leather,
will not soil the finest Linen, is perfedh• free from aro, un-
pleasant smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate.,
Sold, wholesale, by Day and Martin,, at the •Manufadory,
N0:97, High Holborn; retail by F. Day,'No. 7, Tavistock-
street, Covent-garden; W. Day, No. 65„ Swallow-street;
Awl!, No. a, Finch-Line ; and by the principal boot-
makers, Perfumers, and Oihnen,.in the Metropolis; and in
every town throughout the United Kingdom, in Stonoßottles,
price is. 6d. each.
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TN Merchant Veels where the Complement of
IL. Men do not allow the attendance of a Medical Man, and
Where slight accidents daily occur, which, from salt provi-
sions and constitutional bad habits, dOcnerate into foul ul-
cers, we have no hesitation in • recommending SP ILS
BUKV's•P ATENa ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS'as. an
Alterative Medicine t,ighly useful in healing such ill-condi..
'tinned Sores. In eruptive cases, glandular obstructions, or
irritation of the stomach from excess of bile, no Medicine is-
better Calculated than this Araiscorbutic, and is worthy the
attention of those_ visiting Wont climates. It is necessary
to ask for the Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with -the King's
Duty printed in black ink, "instead of red ink—sold, as usual,
at the Dispensary, rs, Soho:square, in bottles of ss, 63, 13s.
and 11, •2s. Duty included. •

PRICE slxp.Ettcl

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1/ICTUA L1.,17,1C;10F1. ICE
r.• • April 14,, tfl
rilag CO MintlldArglo:Ttp,- 1/40:17ALL1:,
11-147EST' ' 'Ai r r b.give NT
- _ _ _ A A dere,'
il-fonday the tzth of May next they mill be ready ta rereiv.2 'ren-
ders, in writing. (iealed rip), and erect for roue If ,ndred...C.l:
of LIVE RP ()V 'jot- aarse
,Grained CHESHIRES.~L}"C,
or-Salt of qua/ goodness and for Sbe Hundred T.,ns of Cl I
SHIRE BAY -SALT, of the .la.gesi.Grnist, or Salt (leg Id
gor,dnerx; of which the Persons rubs make she Tenders ire to
duct Sampler : into !Lis s
Storrs at Deptiold, one half by the 3 I,tt of July next, and the
remainder the'3ca77 of September plot:Sing, fire .of all, thaegei
and to Ills ltlajesty, except' th.st the. Contiacl;r will be ad.,
kwed 2r. tut. ter Ton for' Po: tenage of tb( Salt front the kllal
to the Stores A and to be paid fel), Bilitilurphle,l.tilth
ninety day+ after date, , , ,
The Conditions of the Contrae t e seen at the S. inetaty'r
Office Lot- ey appiying to .the Colleaorx of the Salt Duties- six
Liverpool, and at Middlervich; in Cheshire; respectively. ' •
No regard will be bad to any Tender in s:,,hich the I'l4-e:hall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be deli bered to
the 'flOard before One, o' to on the said 11-s'onday, the iztf.. of
May ?text; nor unleti the Perron who snakes the Tender, or some
Person on his behalf, atten,(!, to anwer, when called I r.

;77A7T.
‘4. 23, ISA,
THE COMMISSIONER2fofr rICTUA
HIS 1114jEsT1"e NAP Y do'here4y g.tv,; Notice,
on Wednesday -the s4th May next (iostead l+ednetli_r 3t.•u.
instant, as previously adverti,ed ) they will be ready to receivr
Tenders in writing, sealed upi. and treat for the fullowingetian:.
tides of IRON HOOPS,
. - VATT HOOPS
• BuTT HOOPS
PLATE HOOPS

10.9
200 e Tons.
loo)..

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of for any quantity of tither denomination not less than Fifty Toni:'
To be &livered iii len weeks, by weekly proportions, info His ilia.:
jesty's.luallingStor?s at Depford and tribe paid for by Bilisi
payakle, with Interest, ninety slays after date..
The Conditions of the-Centre?, and Samples of the kfripsi may
be seen at the Secretary's Office.
No regard will be had to any Tender In which-the Price :6.'1
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall nit be delivered to
the Bosrd before One o'clock on the said IVednerday the 14r6
May next, nor kniess the Person who makes the Tensie, , or sons;
Perron on b behalf, attends; to answer when called for .
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