The Sun.
London, England, 1805-01-26 00:00:00

cAprrAL

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SWIFT and Co No zr' ' Poultry sold In Shares
•
tie litt,t Lottery, the following Capitals, viz. •
No. 67444 4 Prizo of zo,oool. in Sixteen Sixteenths. .
No. 930 z, a Prize of to,ociol. in Onellailaud Eight Six.
• teeoths. •
Na 19 03, to<iol. in'rine Quarter and Twelve Siiteenths.
The `llLkets and Shares of the present I.ottery- (which be-
ginsllra;,:ring on orKlay next) arc selling iii great Variety at
SsVitt aria Co 'a Office.

• l'he unex.unplcd Sale of these Tickets stali,:iently evinces
the fltvourable opinion tit the 'Public; and reud4rsAny cam.
ine4l t)Lrtheltictitt of s 4;li WI Wakitce.6 $ rr.

VOCA L CONCERT,
Atthe NEW ROOMS, HANOVER.SQUARE.
MESSRS. HARRISON, BARTLEO,IAN, 'and
G R EATO R EX, most respeel ful Iy acqtlairit the No.
bility and Gentry, that the FIRST' CONCERT is fixed for
RI DAY .the wit of 'February, and that the Tickets will
bt ready Car Delivery to the Subscribers of last .se.iison; on
Monday next, at Mr. Birchall's, No. IA New Bouti;alreet
and to the New Subscribers,;till the limited number be corn-
p:eted, on Monday, February the 4th. Nothing-It-Ss than
a whole. Subscription will be issued .hiring the Season.
Previous to the delivery of the Tickets, particulars of the
Plan, with a List of the Principal Perlormers, Vocal and
Instrumental (which cannot be c.inprised in the space al-
lotted to an Advertisement), will be delivered at. Mr.
Birchall's.

The limitations to the transfer of Tickets are snecilied on'
tht reverse, of thc Adinission Card. The Ladies' fickats are
red, and the Gentleman's black.

ASSOCIATION

For the Relief of the Poor of tha City Of London and Part*

‘actjuant,.
AT a MEETING of the General Comtnittpe of
this Assyciiition, he,l4 at t 1 Counnittee-room of tttc
City Public Kitchen, Lick, 9, 18q—The key. W. Goon& itr

It wa:., ttnanimouOy resolved,
! That a Subscription be solicited from the former Friends of
this Institution, and the Public in &Filers!, to enable the
;Societ; tOcularge its Distribution of Pro Visions to the la.
.dustrious Poor,
The liniitedalelivery of Bread, which has been latelY made,:
from the surplus rif fonner Subscriptions, has been received
by the:Poor With the greatest avidity and thankfulness. But
considering the. ;ugh price of every article of lite, and the
consequent distress in the Families of the Industrious and
.Labouring Poor, the Committee deem it highly expedient
to extendt heirdistribution'to.other articles which may tend,.
at the present season., to diminish the consumption or Bread,
rind artimktartiter Relief to this important class of the com-
munity.
They trust that it will not be requisite to make any la-
bouredappeal to the humanity of the Public at•a Time when
the Distresses of the Poor are so evident, and 'so alretting to
the ,benevolent mind. The voluntary oifers or iron* et the
former Subscribers have encouraged their application,.. and
they doubt not but the liberality of a generous -Public, so
often beige discovered unner similar circumstances, Will
flow with equ.l readiness, in the present necessitous Times,
to satisfy •the Wants, anti mitigate the Mike:lions of, the
Nee
'T y d.
he Superisitendant, john Parranl, is commissioned by
the Committee to colle6l for the Institution.

Subscriptions ,aro also received by the tellowing Bankers
'and private Gentleman :
Messrs. Down*, Thornton. and Co. Bartholomevv-lane;
Mares, Fleet-street ; Gosling and Sharpe; Fleet-street ;
Child and Co. Fleet-street • Mainwaring and Co. Cornhill';
Barclay and Co. Lombard-street* ; Drutninonds, Charing-
Cross ; Dorrien and Co'. Finch-lane; Barnett, Hoare, and
Co. Lombard-street ; Messrs. Haminersleys, 3'all-AL:11 ;
Mr. Wm. Box, LudAate,hill ; North, How, Nanson, and
Simplon, Bridge-street ; Rev. Wm. Goode, Rectory Houses
St. Andrew's-hill, 131ackfriars ; Jos. Leaper, No. t,7,
Bishopsgate •.Wititotit • Messrs.. karrand and Sheldmit,
Cheapside ;:llowards, 'St. Paul's Church-yard; ilardeaqle
and Kepler, DM:L.'s-root-lane; and by the Secretary, No. 40,
Gutter-lane.

Signed, by Orderof the Committee,
IpHN Pill PPS, Sec..
N.ll. A, Subscription of one nine will by entitled to
Four . Tickets ;,and larger Sums in proportion. The quan-
tity of 13 rovis:ous al.lowed will be according to thenuni bet in

This Day VitaSikUDllsll.ld,
lo Three Wllumet, fince roe. 6d. sewed, ,
rrliE EV E- OF' SAN-PIE fito. A Tale.—
.6 The Eve of San-Pittro is a close: and spirited Imita-
tion of the exquisite paintings which have been produced by
the magic pencil of Mrs. Radclilli. iu " The Confessional of
the Black Penitents," and" The Mysteries ot Uticiptic."—
Nlany of the scenes and situations are. well conceived, and
well. calculated to excite that restless interest which suffers
not the Reader's eyes t,l repose till he has approached the
Concluding page. The Aut.tnr solicits public induixeuco ;
she if. we mistake not. meet withpublic approbation.
The Tale, is very superior to the common cast of Novels."
Imperial Review, lune, rBs4.
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