The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-07 00:00:00

'PANORAMA of, the SHIPPING in LEITH
ROADS, FRITH of FORTH, Coasts on each Side,
Fteluding F,DINIIURGH, LEITH, &c. Sze. is now Open
lathe Great Room, Spring Gardens.
The Place of the Spectator is on baud a Vessel in the
fnidst of the Shipping in Leith Roads; and independent of
the numerous Ships and Vessels of various descriptions, the
Prospeet inoludesan assemblage of Objects, acknowledged.tei
klee ao.picturesque and magnificent, as to render it one of the
!Host interesting ip Europe. • Upon the whole, such an ex-
tent and variety of subject have never before been displayed.
Painted by Mr. Sainiclers,upon z6ao superficial. feet of can-
yaw Open from Nine in the Morning till dusk.—Admit-
tanCe is.

BATTLE .
OF itni/ •
,s„ NOW OPEN, AT THE • LYCEUM;
EXtensivtl iiistoriciti PICTURE of die,
BATTLE OF
Painted by ROBERT KER PORTER.
EXecuted upon the same' large Scale as his former Works
.4ar the Storming of 4crinaapatarn, siege of ACM, and the
• Battle of Alexandria.'
It is painted upon the most carrel information ; to obtain
Which Mr. Porter visited the Continent.
This Piaui.° gives an accurate idea of. the situation of both
Armies at that interesting moment when the french crossed
the Bridge. It contains, besides Portraits of many other Ge.
Iteral OlHcers in the French Army, those of Bonaparte, Ber-
thier, MAShella, Augerati, Lasnest 'Monier, Dessaix, dm as
'also several of Alste Austrians.
a- open every Day from Nine o'Clock in the Morning
. • • .
Admittance, ONE

STORMING OF SERINGAy'ATAM.
HIS MAJESTY having received. in the most
gracious manner the two remainini 'Proofs of the large
irk of the STORMING OF S I NC.,‘ PATA NI, which
Mr. It. K. _Porter had the honour to present on Thursday,
the 3tst of March'at the Queen's i Lmise,
The. Subscribers aremost,respectiiilly informed, that their
ImpresSions are' ready tor delivery at Thompson's, Great
Newport-street, and sr, Dean-street, Soho, where' sped_
mews of Frames, &c. att always ready, Sets of the Prints
at eight guineas(' and Proofs at eighteen, 'nay now be had at
TlMPson's, and at all the respetiable Printsellers in. Lon-
vign, and the principal towns of the United Kingdoms.
ThompsOn having spared no exertion to.procince this wink
cc, aalyto the tenor nt. the proposals, presumes with cowl-
' qente he may keter hii Subscribers and,the Public to the fol-
.lowing adverti lent. •

,D.EAT}I OF THE GALI,At4T SIR RALPH ABER.

CROMI3Y.
Mr. R. K. PORTER having. painted a Piftwe
expressive of
,that.ever. Meinorable:Event, at the w,lsh of
Many of the principal Officers who distinguished them.
selves at the glorious. Campaign in Egypt, from the me au-
thentic docurnentsl the proprietors of the three Plates of
SERINGAPATAM, beg' leave to ollbr proposals fora Plate.
which may rarik as a fourth of the series, being exactly the
33iTte size, 36 by 33.. The price to Subscribers 31/35. each
print ; and 61. 6s. each proot half to he paid at the time of
subscribing, and the remainder on delivery of the Print,
which will be early in the enauing year.. To be Engraved by
jonN VENDRARmiwi.
Proposals inty be had at Thompson's, G teat Neivport.
street, and it, Dean-street, 6oho, Prinuellyr to his 114.
DUTY, anti the DUKE and DuteHrss of Yoax.

. ,
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GENTLEMEN educated at either of the two §AI NT
MARV-WINTON COLLEGES, will be held. at the
Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand„ on Thursday lath April,
x*3, at Five o'Clock precisely.

STEWARDS, •
The Marquis of Bath " Cha. Cockerell, Esq. M.P.
Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of losia Dupre Porcher, Esq.
Liueestet • kev. Henry Gisulore
Right Hon. Cha. Bragge,Nl.P. Rev. Edw. Maltly.
Charlei tLltt, Es
q•
,„
". Tickets to he had at the Crown and Anchot.
. This Nlecting is held 'annually, on the first Thurs.
S This
Term.
MINERALS, Scc.. at EDINT.

To lig SOld) BY AU,CTIoN,

On Thursda . .
By Mr. ELLIOT,
14th of April in.st. and' Ten .following
Pays, at the y the
House of the. Deceased, No. It 3, Princes-
street, Edinburgh, at Twelve o'Clock, •
rirtiE Capital COLLECTION of BOOKS, Plc-
TURES MINERALS Natural and Artificial Cu.
Tiosities, or lOIIN M'GOUAN, 'Esti. of Edinburgh,
S. deceased, formed by him with taste andjudgtnelit,
at a xenerous ix pence, during a' long series of years.
Catalogues may be had of Messrs. Nicol, Booksellers to
His Malescy, -; Longman and Rees, Paternoster_
row ; White, Facet...street ; Kay, Strand,' at No. 22, Gal-
tierocillare in:t nt' the A uthoneer, at Edinburgh, who Cle.•
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