The Sun.
London, England, 1805-04-24 00:00:00

DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH,
By King Henry V. of England, 'at the Battle of Agincourt,
in the year toc.•
NO
W. OPEN, at the LYCEUM, Strand, The
Great Historical and Panoranik PICTURE of the
BATTLE ofAGINCOURT, painted by R. K. PORTER,
Esq.
1 his Grand Historical Pidure is painted from the most
correct information,- on the same scale as his celebrated Pic-
tures of the Storming of Seringapatam, Siege of Acre, Battles
of Alexandria, Lodi, and the Defeat of the French at the
Passage of Mont St. Gothard, and gives an accurate idea of
the Situation of the Contending Patties on that memorable
Day. It contains 2.807 square feet of Canvas The Pidure
exhibitsVortraits of manylof the English and French NObili.
ty. • An interesting Account of the Battle, which will be
found a suitable Companion to the Pidure, may be had at the
Exhibition.
The Exttibition is open every Day, from Nine o'clock till
Dusk.—Admittance is.

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE,
April 22, 1,805.
TTHE.GOVERNOR of the ROYAL MILITARY
COLL EG hereby give Notice, that as the New
Building now erecting at Marlow, for the accommodation of
the Cadets of the Junit:tr. pepattpant of: the Royal, Military
College, wilt not be sufficiently dry ley the: htst Tuesday in
.May for their reception, the Meeting of the Collegiate Board,
which was appointed on that day, fur the purpose of exaMir.•
ing the several Candidates for admission, is postponed until
Friday the 7th of tune next.,

EIC PE DI rurN to EGYPT, in
THE COMMITTEE appointed I,r managing
the Subscription for the Relief of the Widows, Wives,
and Children of the killed and wounded Soldiers, Sailors,
and Marines, on the Expedition to Egypt under the Conirdand
of the late General Sir Ralph Abergromby, are requested to
meet at the House-Of Mr, Joseph Douglas, No. is, North
Audley-street,Grosvenor-st-tuare, on SATO R DAY NEXT,
the 27th inst. at Twelve o' Clock, when an Account of the
Total-Amount of the Subscription, of the Sums hitherto dis-
tributed, of the probable Claims that may be made, and of
the Balance employed in Government Securities, will be laid
before the Right Hon. General the Earl ot Harrington, ap-
pointed by. the Commander in Chief to represent His Royal
Highness as President of the Committee, in the room of the
late General 'Sir William EP-awcett.

THE following is the GRAND SPRING LOT-
TERY SCHEME.
No. of Prizes. Val te,oi C4Cii.
2 - 30,000 -
2' - - 20,0ci0
3 - 10,000
sodo
- - - 2000
- - loon
,
14 - - Soo
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30,0e0 'rickets

Total Value.
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30,000
"15,000
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- 120,000

L 3000,,0

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Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows :
First-drawn, ist Day‘ io,ooa First.dr.twn, GthDay,Cao,ooo
Ditto e 2d I) ,ly 100 ~) Ditto . 7th' Day 2000
I);ttn - /c 1 niv innr, Ditto - Sth Day 10.0.00

4th I).iy 5000 i Ditto - 9th Day woo
ith flay toot. I)itto - toth Day 2000
'rickets antl'Sbaces are setiing at every 0114. c.
Ticket . XIS 19 o
Flaw - r 4 o j Eighth - s 9 6
• Quarter - 401 o Sixteenth . s 0
• Begins Drawing 13th May, 1805.

Ditto.
Ditto

. This Day was published,
Either in. One or Two Volumes, Price t4s. including the
Arms of all the Peers; and the four Orders of Knighthood ;
also ornamental by a striking Resemblance of His Majesty
in his .Parliamentary Robes," and a Representation of: a
Duke,' MarquiS, Earl, Viscount, and Baron, each in his
Parliamentary Robes, ,elegantly and accurately' engraved
upon icoew Set of Plates, printed on a tine Paper; the
Letter-.press also on a new Type; being the cheapest and
most complete Work of the kind extant ;
VIEARSLEY's PEERAGE OF ENGLAND,
.4,16, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND; containing. an Ae•
count of the Origin, Honours, Marriages, ,and Issue of the
Nobility; a List of all their Family Names, Titles of elder
Sons, and Translation of their Mottos. To which art added,
A n Accoutit of the Orders of Knighthood, an eXaa Valuation
of each of the Bishoprics, and a complete extind peerage of
the Three. Kingdoms, with the forfeited and dormant Titles.
• Printed, for Kearsley, Flcet-stre-t.

AT the Cheapest and Best H'lsiery Warehouse
in the Kingdom, No. 934, Strand, the greatost Bar-
gains are now ; consisting of Men's brown Cotton
tor Boots, at only is. bd. per ;),,:r, vomit is. 6d. ; Women's
stout Cotton 14. 6d. worm ; tine 2s. 913 extra .su-
' per p. 9d. worth ss. ; stout black and white Silk 6s, 3d.
with laced clocks .7s, 6d.'; extra good los. 6d. A variety
of Patent Angola Hose, warranti.4.l not to shrink, irons 2s, oil.
to the bdst quality ; stout worsted 3d.,; fine 2s. ; super-
fine 35. 6d. ; Silk. Mitts is. 6d. ; a curious Article in square
Net Mitts ; also Ladies' pew-invented Lace Sleeves, calcu-
lated to give ease and elegance ; Men's Cotton Drawers 35.6 d.
with every other Article in, the Hosiery Line that can pos-
sibly be made,up to the very best guality, wholesale and,for
exportation.—Stockings made to any Pattern.

TO, BE SOLI), withotit Reserve, by PUBLIC SALE,
At lack's Collet-House, over the Corn Exchange; Mark-
lane, on Monday Next, at Half past One.o'Clock pre-
cisely,
rVHE following" GOODS, viz. About 2500
Quarters of 400 d Dantzic mixed WHEAT. a consider-
able part of which lays under the King's Lock for Exporta-
tion, but may be entered for Home Consumption, on the
Purchasers' paying the usual Duties of about 3s.per Quarter.
Samples of which may be seen, and Catalogues had, at the
Place of Sale, and of
THOMPSON SCOTT,
Sworndiroker, so, Nicholas-lane.

•
To BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
On pr abOut the Ist Day of June next; unless a suitable Offer
shall be made in the mean time,
AN Eligible ESTATE, situate upon Harrow
Weald Common, near Stanmore, Ntiddlesex, known
by the description of Dancer's Vann, consisting of about
Twenty.nine Acres of truly rich Meadow, within a Ring
Fence. The Timber, Situation, and other advantages, are
too nume►ous to be stated in an Advertisement.
For particulars apply to Messrs. Kent and Meal's, Clifford's
Inn. Mr. Woodhouse, Gardener, at the Marquis of Aber.
corn's Priory, will shew the Premises.

•
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
Lot I,A. Vexy Eligible 'FARM, sitwite in the
Parish of Newport' Pagnell, in the County,of
Bucks ; containing 5t Acres of Arable, and 35 Acres of Mea-
dow Land, in a high state of Cultivation, of winch imine.
diate possession may be had.
Lot 2. A very eligible Farm, situate, in the parish of
Sherrington, in the saine.county,containing 98 Acres,and now
lett to Mr. lames Pike, who is under notice to quit at Nli-
chaelinas next.
Lot 3. tote. Sundry Enclosures at Newport Pagnell, to
be sold together or separately.
Lot st. A very desnable Farm at Suntion, in the county'
of Bedford, containing 230 Acres, pr thereabouts, in the occu-
pation of Mr, Wm. Smith, on a Lease which expires at
chaelmas 18°.
The Land 'I as of the first Ten Lots is redeemed, and the
whole arc tree from Tithes. . -

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Vor further l'articul:trs apply to Messrs.' Otlttje, Oddir. anti
Forster, C,irey-street, ; Alt.' iit ;
or &It, Lucas, at Nvwpft