The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-06 00:00:00

Tu the MEMBERS of the NEW BRITISH TONTINE.

• MY LORDS, LADIES, •N D GENTLEMEN,
lAM happy to iulorrn you, that after seven years
unremitting perseverance, the Suit in Equity, relative to
your Society, is brought to a successful termination, and, in
a .month or -two, upWards of Ninety Thousand Pounds Ster-
ling will be distributed among thi.5697 Shares substantiated
in the Law Suit. The Money will be paid at the Exchequer
Office in the Temple, London ; therefore those persons who
cannot attend personally, and wo have not already executed
Powers of Attorney to a Resident in the Metropolis, should
apply to me, or their respeetive Solicitors, to procure the re-
quisite Powers from the Exchequer Office, in order that no
unnecessary delay may take place after the Funds are in course
of payment. When actually payable it will be announced
by Advertisement.
I am, my Lords, Ladies, ands Gentlemen;
• Your humble and obedient Servant;
. P. HURD.
Solicitor to the Society's Concerns,.
Temple, April 2, iS7:

NOTICE is hereby given, That the ANNUAL
,
MEETING of P !WPM ETO RS of the.LONDON
cO4IPANY, for the Manufadure of. Flour, M::10., ,Szc.
will.be held at the Compani's-011ice, No. 29, Mark Laos,.
-on Priday the 24th instant; at Telve o'clock precisely.
At which Meeting a Dividend, to be inade the Proprietors,
Will be taken into consideration' •and a new lame=r elected,,
in the room of Samuel Wyatt, Esq. deceased.
By Order of the Managers, . .
101-IN WARSLEY, Clerk.
Apri 1 4, tS.a7.

A VERY Capital PIANd-FORTE, with adcli-
Ilona'. Keys, Pedal, bought for a Gentkinan's
Daughter (who is. now gone to a Bearding School) !Or Thirty-
two C;uineas, about Six Weeks since, and-is counted a.very
fine Instrument. As he has no tarier use for it, it will b.:
sold tor Twenty-three G uineas. —To be seen from Twelve
'to Four o'Clock, at No. 5, Leicester-plaCe, Leicester-
square.

-NATIONAL LIGHT and HEAT COMPANY,
For the Introduaioat of COKE and GAS LIGH l'S.

FROM the ugfavourable state of the Weather,
the Experiment how to Light a Street is deferred (by•
particular desire) until further notice.
Subscriptions are still received at Messrs. Devaynes and
Co. No. 39, Pall-Mall • Sir Matthew Bloxliam, No. 27,
Gracechurch7street ; and at this Office, where Plans, &c.
may be had, with several Pamphlets in elucidation.
Monday, Wednesday, and Nriday, at Eight o' Clock in the
Evening, the • usual Illuminations, &c. ; and on Thursday
the Lords and Commons, and their Families. • .

WINSOR.

Pall Mall, Nos. 97 and 9S.—April z.
N. IL Subsciiptions are-also received at the most respect-
able Country Banks.

WALSH's IMPROVED INDIAN RUBBER.

rir'HlS is a very Elegant 'Preparation, being de-
prived of that pernicious and very ottensive smell
which is common to the Thick White Rubber in use. 1t is
well adapted for Ladies' Writing Desks. Drawing Cases,
Counting Houses. &c. may be had in Squares of any size,
at his Warehouse, No. 6, Catherine-street, Strand, the only
Manufaaory of the kind in Europe, where Surgeons Elastic
Instruments of every
,hind are likewise made. Wholesale
Stationers. may depend upon a supply of the-Thick White
Rtibber.- •
N. B. Merchants who have a quantity of Indian Rubber
consigned to Them, may find a ready sale for it by applying as
above. . - • .

This lYay were published, in one Volume Otiavo, price 75.
in boards.

TRACTS on VARIOUS SUBJECTS ; all of
which have been published separately before, and Ate
now• first collected into one Volume.
By the. itight Res. 13EILI3Y PORTEUS, D.D. Bishop of

London

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This Day 'were priee is. 61.
THOUGHTSon the MARRIAGES cif the'
',mum RI NG POUR; containing Instructions for
their Coßduel before and after entering iAto that important
State ; with Four authentic and moral. Stories, illustrating
the subjeet.
By THOMAS KELLY.
The Causes of so much Misery in the Marriage State the.
Author arranges under Six distil-id Heads, viz.
1. The Want of due VrepuratiOn.
a. Neglect or choosing a proper Partner for Life.
.3. Want of Economy aftet Marriage...
4. Negled of their Children's Education,
S. The Custom of suffering their families to be Idle. , .•
b. The pernicious Habit of Drinking.
The Merit and Utility of this Work entitle the Author to
patronage,. and hid Book to extensive caculation. It well
deserves, in oar opinion, the notice of that excellent In-
stitution, The Society far Bettering the ConditiOn of the
Poor.—Brit. Crit. • Feb. 1107.
Printed for G. K,earsley, Fleet-street ; I. Hatchard, Pic-
; and R. Hughes, Ludgate-street.

This Day was published, '
Handsomely printed in Two Voiurnes 4to. on a • fine Paper,
with upwards (it Seventy Plates, of ,winch Sixty-one are
from Paintings after Nature, by Syclenharn. Edwards, price
31. los. or beautifully coloured 61.65.
COMPLETE DICTIONARY, of PRACTIGAL
GARDENING, with corred Engravings of the:vari -
ous Apparatus necessary for the purpose, in Buildiks and
other Contrivances, tram the original Drawings, as well as
of the more rare and curious Plants employed in the way of
ornament and variety in the Pleasure-grounds, Green-houses,
and Stoves
By ALEX. MACDONALD,
Nurseryman and Gardener.
We !rave. looked over this %Stark with the •greatest atten-
tion and are.enabled.to say, that the Author Jias not in his
Preface over-rated its merits. It contains all the inlormation
that can be required reseeding the Kitchen and 1' loWer gar-
den, Shrubbery and Pleasure-grounds. Hot- houses,, Gren- '
houses, and Melon-pits, and all the best and most approved:
Writers on the subjed have been diligentty consuited, and
the most usAul parts of. their Productions carefully extraet-
ed. In a wor,,, the Author has g•ear merit fr the industry
and judgment. which he has displayed in his Compilat its, as
well.as far the practical skill which he has maniteted in the
compoSition of many of the articles. rt,,t Engravers have
done justice to the Plates, which are executed with neatnesss.
and accuracy. The Cojouring of the Plates.too, is
a matter of no sina•l importance in subjeds of Natural His-
tory, is in general very good, and, with a- few exceptions,
they are: highly creditable to the Artist. 1..) p.m the whole,
we recommend this Work, as containing a gre;tt Body of us:-
tut information on the subject lif*.flartteutteW, in all its
branches, perspicuously arranged.
Antilacobin Devise:, Feb. 1807.
Printed for G. Kearsley,, fleet-street
N.B. The Puichasers of this Work:in Parts are requested to
complete the* Sets without delay.- •

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