The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-29 00:00:00

DESCRIPTIVE SKETCH.

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`The Place of the Spedator is on board a Vessel in the
midst of the Shipping in Leith Roads ; and independent of
the Mimerous Ships and Vessels avarious descriptions, the
Prosped includes an assemblage of Objects, acknowledged to
be so piduresque and magnificent, as to render it one of the
most interesting in Europe. Upon the whole, such an ex-
tent and variety of subjed have never b:Are been displayed.
Painted by Mr. Saunders upon 26a0 superficial feet of Can-
vass.

Open every Day from Nine o'Clock till Dusk.—Admit-
tance

WES I'AIINSTER LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITY

OFFICE,m - -
In the Strand, and in Cohill, London.
THIS Office was established in 1792, and In.
sures the Lives of Persons desirous of securing intle-
Pendency to their Families, or to provide for them in any way
agreeable to their wishes.: to ettect winch, an Annual Pre-
mium wilt be received for the payment of a gross Sum, or
of an Annuity, to become clue and payable at the decease of
a Person insured, to his Widow, Chitdreit,• or other Repre-
sentatives as he may appoint. •
Insurances may be made fora variety of other purposes—
To provide for Renewal of Leases—to secure Sums paid for
Places or Employments, or for the Purchase of Life Estates
—or in A:.t of Arrangements between Debtor and Creditor,
&c. which is explained further in the printed Rates and
Conditions of Ituntrance, which may be had gratis, with ihe
List of Direttors as above, or or the Agents of the British
Fire Office in the Country, Who are appointed Agents for
this Office. lip
Annuities are granted to commence immediately, and are
payable at Michaehnas and Lady-day it% every year, or by
agreement, at either of the other Quarter Days.
The Rates and Conditions are also delivered gratis at their
Oltice in Dame street, Dublin, and by their Agents in the
Cities and large Towns in Ireland.
Attendance is daily given for granting Insurances and An-
nuities, and a Board of Diredors is held every Tuesday
at One o'Clock, at their Offieeln the Strand, andon Thurs..
day at the some hour, at their Office in Cornhill.
ROBERT SKELTON, See.

ORANGE TREES, JESSAMINE PLANTS, audTRUE
BRUNSWItk. SAUSAGES.
lUS'r imported, a large Assortment of Orange
j and Lemon Trees; Ar,:biart and Catalonian jessamines
arrived in the highest perfection. • •
Also a large and ehoic.e.Colleolion.Nt of true Brunswick Sau-
sages, of various Sizes, and In excellent Condition. Those
w4O are curious in this Article, will find them greatly supe-
rior to any iniported for Many years.
Moutarde de Malik, Parmesan Cheese, Neufchatel Cheese,
White French Vinegar, Capoot Capers, New French Olives.
E'o,t,uti
rga Anchovies &c. by the Importers, JOHN tallt-
„ S S '°lllol of the Savand SON, ,at their Old Italian Warehouse, N0..t0;,
'oy Steps, Strand, Londo n.
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MORGAN and SANDERS's New . Invented
Imperial Dining Tables and Portable Chairs..; the
1111101-admired Patent Brass.screw Bedsteads, Sofa Beds and
Chair Beds, with a general Stock of Upholstery and Cabinet
Articles, upon improved principles, fot•the furnishing Houses
complete, ..•

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No. 16 and 17s Catherine-Street, Strand.
The Imperial Dining Tables 'are allowed to be the • hand-
somest and most complete set of Tables ever yet inventell;
elerint Dome Beds, with new-designed Window Curtains,
en Suite ; new.irvented Must ditto Couch Beds for -Foreign
,Cljlnates, NttIMSSCS, and Bedding complete; every ,Article
in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branchca, executed-in the best
and most ►'Modern stile of Fashion . and Taste, and of the
choicest Materials and high-finished Workmanship,
By MORGAN and SANDERS,
rurnishing Upholsterers and. Cabinet . !`fakers,
No. t 6, and t 7, Catherine-street, Strand.
N. B. To- prevent mistakes, please' to noti+A: the•Num.
'bets, ib and 17. •