The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-12 00:00:00

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PROPOSALS for publishing by SUBSCPPTIqN,
TWO WHOLE-LENGTH PORTRAITS
Of. her Royal Highness PRINCESS cummarrE,
And his Serenelinests 'PRINCE of SAXE=COBURG-
SAALFELD,
After.the much-esteemed ,Pictures bY,A. CHALONi R.A.
Engraved by HENRY MEYER.
THE • unprecedent ed demand which. has been,
and still continues to he, made for the Engravings of
the Whole-Length. PORTII ITS of her late Royal .Highness
the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALES, and his Ferene
Highness PRINCE LEOPOLD Of SAXE-COBURG, after the
admired Paintings- by A.CHALON, R.A. renders it neces-
sary, to satisfy•the prevailing impatience to possess such ac-'
knowledged Resemblances of these ILLusTitious PER-
SONAGES, to have new Plates engraved by the same emi-
nent Artist who produced those which -nave. already' given
such universal satisfaction. I therefore be!' leave to inform
the Public, that the new Plates will' be ready for delivery in
February next: and I take the liberty of soliciting those who
may be anxious to possess early impressions, to transmit the
favour of their Names to the Repository of Arts, No, 101,
Strand, or to their respective Print and Book-sellers, as they
may depend upon the mast scrupulous -delivery of the En
gravings atcorditr to the date of their several Subscrip-
tions.—To be paid for en Delivery.

R. ACKERNIANN,
Prints, 11. Is. each; Proofs, 21. es.; in Colours,, 2i. 2s.

each.
N. B.=These arc the only two whole-length portraits that
have -ever been engraved of those exalted Personages from
the favourite Paintings in the possession of PI. S. Li. Prince
Saxe-Coburt•Saalfeld.

MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION.
METE GREAT PIC FURS DEATH on the
PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S
FIRST SE“MON, with' several PICTURES and SKETCHES
froth other Scriptural Subjects, are now _EXHIBITING,
ender the immediate Patronage of his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent, at N0.19.5,PALL-MALL, hearCarlton-House,
every day from Ten till Dusk.
CHARLES SMART, Sceretary.
ALER CLARKE will continence. his next
COURSE of LECTURES on MIDWIFERY, -and
the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, out MON-
DAY, ;JANUARY 26th. The Lectures are read every Morn
lug from a Quarter past Ten to a Quarter past Eleven, for
'the convenience of Students attending the Hospitals,—For
particulars apply to Mr. Clarke, to, Saville-row,.Burlington-
gardens.

-THREE PRIZES OF 430,000 ' ' , • .
• ONE HUNDRED CAPITAL PRIZES, .
All Sterling Money.
STATE LOTTERY BEGINS 4TH MARCH.'
GWE,813,. Stock-broker, 9, ond.
• 17, Ludgate-Street, in announcing a.New Lottery
to be now on Sale, begs leave to point out its particular Ad-
vantages, and the reasons that induce him to recommend it
strongly to Public Favour.
There are One Hnndred.Capital Prizes.
Three of Thirty Thousand Pounds.
All to be paid in Sterling Monty.
Every Ticket will bealrawn iti the Old and Favourite Way,
'each Number deciding its own Fate, and No Other.
Thi Twelve Pipes of Port Wine .are in addition to the full
Amount, of Prizes paid by Government, and totally indepen-
dent of the Scheme.
And now, G. WEBB begs to call the attention of his
Friends to a Fact, striking and incontrovertible; that will,
he trusts,. ensure to him, on the present occasion,' an en-
creased • portion of Public Patronage.—During the Last
Twelve Years, only Five Money Prizes of 30,000 have been
Shared in England,
And Three of them were Sold by WEBB I viz.
3,860, in 41 Shares, 30,0001. Sterling Money
8,539, in 13 Shares, 80,0001. sterling Money
12,690, in 12 Shares, 30,0001. Sterling Money
At his Fortunate Offices, 9, Cornhill, and 17, Ludgate-
street, in the short space of Thirteen Months.
*;,'" Persons wishing to obtain Favourite- Numbers the
present Lottery, should apply immediately at either of
%VERB'S -Offices.' , .