The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-08 00:00:00

ROMAN GALLERV,
Duke:street, St. James's, opposite York-house, Piccadilly.
1r HE PROPitth.TOR, anxious to testify his gra-
titude to the numerous Amateurs, and the Public in
general, who have favoured his Collettion with their Pre-
sence, and soliciting their further Favours; Patronage, and
Support, begs to inform them that he has added so his Cot-
ledion several other Pidtures, Ancient Medals, Antique
Gents,'Natural Curiosities, and'two B E AU TI FU I. CAR V.
INGS'in Ivory, executed in a, initnner not to be conceived,
but by knowing them to be the Performance of the divine
Michel Angelo. The two fine Landscapes, by Claude Lor-
raine, art now so placed as to give an opportunity to the
Amateurs, of admiring the sublime manner
~of tingling of
that celebrated Arti3t.

N.B The Proprietor continsies to treat for the Sale of his
Pit-tures, Ste. by Privato Contniit.
A.priittance (toe Shilling, from Ten to Six. •

ROPOSALS 14.4 a CON LINE, on a new Prin
ciple, by the. Establishment oftile Annuities. increas.
lug by Survivorship, and a Division of the whole Sum there-
by raised among the ultimate Survivors.
At the desire of 4evcral Persons, who approve of the Prin.
'ciples of this Plan, it is proposed, instead of prolonging the
term of Division till there are only five Survivors in each
Class, to have a certain period fixed on, namely, fifteen
years from the ist day of August, tBe3, when the. Division
I.:shall take place among the Persons whose Nominees shall be
iii existence at that time., This will be a great acconimoda.
tion :loth- to Persons advanced in life, and to Parents having
young Children. In the lormer ease, when elderly
survive, the accumulated 'Sum. the) receive may be laid ont
in the purchase °fan Annuity, during the reinainner of their
hires. In the latter case, when Children survive, the Susm
that accrues to them, will of service in assisting their
establishment in Business. In other reeds the Plan re.
mains as originally proposed.
SKETCH OF. THE PLAN. i

0 ri.
ginal
P rice

An-
nual
Pay-
inent
tor
each
Share.

A n-
n dal
Pay-
ment
for
eat h
C lass

Sumslb
be ulti-
mately
divided
among
all the
Sur-
vivors
iu eaat
Class.
on the
Ist of
August
1813

of Shares.

Age.

FIRST CLASS.
S Lives under 1
2 to years, S •
SECOND CLASS
Lives from
ie to ao 4. 4
rars,
THIRD CLASS.
rives of
20 And C. 4
upwards

X •
15,000

lowcoo

S , OGO

Total 300 1t ,
The tnnual Par
vivqrship, and beet'.
inter

1200

30,000

ment or 41. per Share, increases by Sur..
)roes *more considerable as the Lives drop

For. further Particulars, enquire of Messrs. Edwards.
Templer,. and Co. Stratford-place; Messrs. Walpole and
Co. Loinhard-street ; Messrs. Winter and Kaye, 'Solicitors
to the Togitine, 2.9, St. ; and lohn. Spottis-
wooile, Esq. Sacitvilk-stieet, Piccadilly, Lokkin.

HUNTIN:;OONStiIk.b..
TO BE, PEREMIVORI L SOLD.BY AUCTION,
By.:4llo's*rs.- JENKINSON and LOVELL,
On Friday the 'tenth Day of June, 1803, at the Fountain
Inn, in riuntingdon, between the Hours of Four and Six
in the Atternoon subject to such Conditions of Sale as
will be then proau,:en,
NIAMION-HOUSE, with Double
Coach-huu4e, good sublet., and other convenient and
extensive Out-Office: and Gardens, situate at Godmanches-
la, in the ..aid County, together with it Close of, rich Pas-
ture G mum* opposite the House.
GoduidliChester to situate of i the great North Road, One
We from Huntingdon, Fourteen from Cambridge, and
Fitty-eight from London, adjoins the Navigable River Ouze,
and a Pack of Fox-hounds are in the NeighbOurhood.'
The above Premises arc now in the Occupation
.91 Mrs.
Elizabeth Jackson.
Further l'Articulars may be had of Messrs. ' Price and.
Browne, Lincoins-Itin, London, the Auctioneers; and' of
'Messrs.Mauld and Sweeting, Huntingthin.