The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-16 00:00:00

CONDITIONS.

To be engraved in Mezzotinto, by W. Say.
The Size zsi inches by 17. •
Prints, plain, tl. ts.—Ditto, in colours, 21. zs.—Prooft,
zl. 2s.
Half to be paid at the time of subscribing, and the re-
mainder on delivery, in the course of May, 1802.
Subscriptions received by Mr. Porter, No. 6; Gerrard_
street, Soho ' • and J . P. Thompson, Printseller to His Ma-
jesty and the Duke and Dutchess of York, Great Newport-
street ; and 51, Dean-street; Soho, London.

LADY PITT.
PROPOSALS for publishing a PORTRAIT of
LADY PITT, from a Piaure by M. W. Sharp; in
the possession of, and dedickted, by permission, to Her
Royal Highness the Princess Elizabeth.
Co NDIT4 0 N s .—To be engravedin Mezzotint:), by W. Say.
The Size 20 inches by 14, as a Companion to the Portrait of
the late Ear) Howe, her Ladyship's Brother. Prints; plain,
ins. 6d. Ditto,in•colours, il. is. Proofs, il. is. Half to
,be paid at the time of subscribing, and the remainder on de-
livery, ui theccurse of March, 180 z.
Subscriptions received by Mr. Sharp, No. 22, Great Marl-
borough-street ; Mr. Knight, Stationer; Windsor ; and I. P.
Thompson, Printseller to His Majesty and the Dulte and
Dutchess of Yoik, Great Newport-street, and N 0.51; Dean-
street, Soho.

I, IS MAJESTY having graciously received the
first Proof of the STORMING of SE RINGAPA-
TA M, painted by ROB ERT K ER PORTER, and engraved
by JOHN VENDRA.MI NI, the Proprietors do themselves
the honour to acquaint the SUBSCRIBERS and the PUB-
LIC, that the Proofs and Prints are now being delivered ac-
cording to the Proposals. When the magnitude of the un-
dertaking, and the attention bestowed upon it by the En-
graver, are considered, they presume their having produced
the first Plate conformably to the Conditions, will entitle
them to the confidence of the Subscribers with regard to the
production of the remaining Two, which will be finished,
and complete the Work, in the course of the present year.
After having been most graciously received by His Ma-
jesty, they had an audience of the Honourable Directors of
the East-India Company, to whom the second Plate is in-
tended to be inscribed, and who have liberally bkome Sub,
scribers to the amount of Forty Proofs. The third Plate
will be dedicated to Marquis Wellesley, who planned, Lien-
tenant-.General Harris, who commanded, and Lieutenant-
General Baird, the Officers and Men, who atchieved the me-
morable work of the STORMING of SERI NGAPATAM.
Fine Impressions of Proofs, at Twelve Guineas the Set .of
three, and Prints at Six Guineas ditto, may be had by early
Subscriptions at Mr. Porter's, No. 6, '.Gerrard-street, Soho;
Messrs. Hammersley and Co.'s, Pail-Mall ; Bidduiph and
Co.'s, Charing-cross ; and John P. Thonipson's, Great New-
port-street, krintseller to His Majesty .aad, the -Duke and
Dutchess of York*. Etchings of the two remaining Plates
may be viewed at Thompson:s.

WANTED an EXCHANGE f I-6m the Full
Pay of a Wesr I r.dia Regiment, a Lieutenancy, to one
on the Half Pay Establkirrnent.
Letters direaed to R. M. No. 27, Poland—street, Oxford-
str eet, will be attended to.'

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MR. ALLEN, 'No. 19, SherrariLstreet, c3ol-
den-square, and No. 10, Great Alie-street, Good-
man's-fields, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have
never learnt that accomplishment, or only in the old stile.—
They are taught on a plan particularly calculated for those to
whom it is an objed to acquire it expeditiously, privately,
and in th.clirst sr: le of -
Foreigners, Officers and CotintrY-R.esidents; WhO wish to
devote their time to acquire this Accomplishment privately,
and in a few days only, may Board and Lodge quite retired
in the house, and llave constant Instrudion.
The WESTMINSTER and CITY ASSEMBLIES are
each once a week. None, but Subscribers admitted. None
but people of respectability can subscribe.
The Band is conducted by two of the best Performers of
Ball Music in this Country.
Mr." ALLEN disowns all present concern with his late Aca-
41emy in Haydon-square. _