The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-02 00:00:00

eOUNTY of 'SOMERSET.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD.
. - ERS, of the COUNTY of SONIVI<SEt:
T Hereby-appoint a Meeting of the-Gentlenitn and
1. FA:eh •kkrs of the .c.'oulny'of Somerset, o be held at the
Assize 1-1;;Ti, ar Arictemiter, on Monday the 9th day of tune.
at Twt-ive. at Nk;on_precise:y, for the pu: pose of nominating
a pro,:t-r Person-to represent this County ia Path:a:flea; in
the Alu.m of Win. Dickinson, Esq. deceased.
'CLIF-ToN. WHEAT, Sheriff:
Barton Housei.gay 30, iBo6.

To tilt! GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and YEOMANRY,
RI.E.HOLDERS of the COUNTY of SOM ERSET. •
N coasequence of a Vocauyin the Representi-
tionmf the- County, by the Death of Mr. Dickinson, I
luiveheen callcdupon by many of, my Friends to 0114 •my
Servier sto you on the present occasion. .
I tnrve felt the gitutiott of Chairmanat the Quarter Ses-
sions, and iteprinative of the County, to be incompatible,
arid have lately publicly macie known my sentiments there.
on, Watieti sentiments were dictated by principles ttit winch
I tru&t object.
tliesi sentiments.", declared-my intention
of giving up ali views of the lienbur .of reprOenting yoll in
case of a Vacain.y, but berth; catied upon in the manner
am, it would be a A., atit'...featitude in me to be insensible
for a int.anent to suclr a dtsting.itsbed mark of confidence acid.
favour.
I therefore request the honour of your Support and Suf-
frages on the present occasion, and should I be favoured with
your- approbation, I pledge myself :to'dischdrge my Duty in
Parliament as an honest man, a sincere friend to our Conti-
try in general, and to this County in, particular. and (con,
,sistently ,ith the sentiments 1 have 10.tfore made known) to
withdraw rim selt from a sltuation .vhicit I have lately filled
its Chairman of..the Quarter Sessions.
I am your very obedient Servant, •
_ " . 101-N ACLAND.

Fairfield, May 29, Iso6.

PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY PLAN.

pURSUANT to the AdjournMent, the Next
be holden at the i,w,donl'aven:, on
day Next, lute 2, at Twelve o'Llock vrecisely.; on which
Day the r toal Closure of the Books of Subscription will be
detarnined on.

WM. LUDLAM.

Welbeck-street, Cavendish-.square,
Mar 30, 18c.L.
Tt will appearevidev I, by the Prospeaus (which may be
Lad at the London TayFru), that the proposed Institution
at-lkd to the Subscribers certainly not. less than from 7
to 8 per Cant. and proba6ly rz or 13 per Cent. per AnnuM,
without any risque, whatever ; at the same time that it will
appropriate 2.50,0001. to the roli:f of the Grantors of Annui-
ties, Lnd so-01. annually to Charitable Inst;tations.
The Shares are a.A. each, payable by such Instalments as
the Subscribers shall at.their General Court deterihine.•

A 11‘ a GENERAL M 7,ETING. of the ÜBSCRI-
Ks to the UNION or PROVIDENT INSTI-
T-U "PI UN,
WM. PRA ED, • Esq. M.P. in the -Chair,
It was Resolved Unanimou,,ly, That the New and Equit-
able System of Lite liisUrance and Annuities, ai digested by
the. Committee, is cal;:ulated to promote early Industry,
Economy, and Morality, -to relieve Thousands from depen-
dence and want, and, rfleeting these Public Benefits; to be-
Conic of considerable National Importance.
That the following Noblemen (friends to the Institution)
be requested to•accept situations in the honorary Presidency :
The Right Honourable Viscount Bulkeley.
rl he Right Honourable Viscount-Chetwynd.
The Right Honourable Viscount Duncantion.
Tile Right Honourable Lord Kensington.
. That the following Gentlemen be added to the Provisional
Ciltrsittee:
:William Bell, Esq.
Scrope Bernard, Esq. I.L. D.
Major Bird, West Middlesex Militia.
Wiiiimn Newcombe, Esq.
William Ikraed, Esq. M. P.
That the first Instalment, being 21. p 0 Share, be paid into
the hands of 'Messrs. Praed, Digby, Lime, Bernard, and New-
combe, No. 189,-Fleet-street, on or before the aSth instant,
where a Book is opene:l,for the Subscription of those desirous
of any of the few remaining Shares. ' •
WM. p RAID, Chairman.
Freemasons' Tavern, May zt, 1806. ,

'WEDNESDAY the FERST-DRAWNTICKET
beenutled to TW ENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
POUNDS, being the Sixth Day of Drawing. There is also
a Prize of Lo,oool. and several other Capitals in the Wheel.
TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, cominue•
on Sale at the Offices corner of Bank-buildiNs,
and lacing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-cross,' by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co,

FASHIONABLE GLOSSY BOOTS AND SHOES.
•BAYLEYbegs leae to recommend the use
• of his Patent ISLACKINO, CA ES, • which for
more than thirty years past have been fOund superior to any
thing of the kind offered to public notice.
The Blacking made from -these Cakes, with Water only,
will ke, p the Leather soft, pliant, and mellow, to the very
last, and give it the most beautiful BlaCk Gloss, • not' of the
Japan hue, which is produced by using, Vinegar instead of
Water, or Vitriol mixed with Water; but it should be ob-
served,-that the corrosive quality. of either is ex:temely
juriout to the Leather, •
There being many counterfeit Cakes, sold by unprincipled
Persons, nearly,resembling th. true ones in appearance, the.
Patentee begs toobserve, that they may he discovered y-his-
Name on the Label being clif*rzntly spelled, or the- word. (as)
or (as forni'rly) inserted before. the WordAirepared: .. The
genuine Cake,. nave engraved Labels pastes am them. with
these words : " By thLi "King's Patent, Cakes for Shining
Liquid Blacking, prepare;; bt Bayley, the Patentee,-and-
sold by Biyley: and Blew, Cockspur-street, Lordon." Price
Sixpence each, Which will mike a 11,11 Piut cf
Large allowance is made to those woo buy them for Ex-
portation, or r.; again, with h- liberal Discount to such'
as take quantitic..fot-Rtaly Money'. • • - • .
N.B The Bills of Directions are signed•as below, which
appears on the outside ot each Cake.

W. BAYLEY.