The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-29 00:00:00

FRIDAY NEXT,

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS is allotted
1. to the First-drawn Ticket, being the FIFTH DAY of .
Drawing.
tbe TICKETS and SHARES Continue on Sale at the
Offices corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and facing the
Gate of the King's Mews Charing-cross ; where No. 16,252,
a Prize of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS, the First Day.,
and No. 2t1682, a Prize of ONE THOUSAND and
ITWENTYONE POUNDS,' the Third Day of the present
State Lottery, were both sold in a Quarter, an Eighth, and
.Ten Sixteenth Shares, by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.

THEATRE OF ANATOMY,
Blenheim-Street, Great Marlborough-Street. '
THE SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES on
ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY,
will commence on Saturday, lune 7, at Two o'Clock in the
Afternoon, and will be continued on Monday the gth, -and
every Subsequent Morning at Seven, Sundays excepted.
By 'Mr. BROOKES.
Sicicions Apartments, thoroughly ventilated. and replete
Nvith every Convenience, will be open at give o'Clock in the
IGlorning,:for the purposes of Disseding and Injeding, where
Mr. Brookes attends to dired the Students, and demonstrate
the various parts as they-appear on Disseduan,
The inconveniencies usually attending Anatomical Investi-
gations are counteracted by an Antiseptic Process, the result,
of Experiments made by Mr. Brookes on Human Subjects,
at Paris, in the year 178 z ; the account of whiLlt was deli-
vered to the Royal Society, And mid ,m 1 the.i7th of ..june,
3784. This method has since been so far improved, that the ,
florid colour of the Muscles is preserved, and even heightened.
Pupils may be accommodated in the House. Gentlemen
established in Practice, desirous of renewing their Anatomi-
cal Knowlettge, may be accommodated with an Apartment
to Visaed in privately. •

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To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
T the Special Court of Proprietors assembled on
the 2lst hist. for the purpose of considering the Pa-
pers which had been laid betore the Court at former Meet-
togs, a Resolution was Moved by Mr. lohnstohe, to which
an Aineedineetwas moved by' Mr. Macnaghten, both drawn
as stated underneath.
Upon the shew of hands, the Chairman ndeclared"that the
Amendment was negativist; and we have demanded a Ballot
oe the original Resolution, as the only means, under the BYO.
Law, of bringing the subjed under the fait and iiiipertial
consideration of the Proprietors at large.
Our reasons for proposnie ancrsiip porting the amended Re-
solution, and for calling for the Ballot on that originally pro-
posed are, that we conceive that Mr. lolinstoue's Motion con.
Neys a censure upon the condud of the late Governor General
in India, although it professes to be a Resolution of Thanks to
the Court of- Directors only, and although the persOn who ,
proposed it unequivocally declared that he did not intend.
that it should have, (tiredly or indirectly, theettedulprodue-
ing the censure Which we deprecate. '- • , This Day was published, price is. embellished with a Por-
We consider that the principal Paper, to the contents of I trait,
which this Resolution refers, thedeaft of the Letter, No. ;28, I.
THE _•
Charles-street,
.TRIAL at LARGE of DAVID ROBERT-
of the sth of Aril, iBos,written nearly ,bar months after the. SON, Keeper of thelerusalem Hotel,
late Marquis Lorewallis was appointed Goyernor-General,
vas rejetted by the Board of• Cootroul, and has never been Coeent•garclens and formerly Master of the Standaid Tavern,
Leicester-fields, for cOmmitung an
communicated to that -,Nobleman, 1,0 whose coielud prin.-, I
, • with GEU RG FUU LSTON.' Tried on Saturday laSt.
UNNATURAL CRIME
cipally and professedly it ,:elates : that he. has not had any
opportunity of replying to it ; and that we have not had before Mr. Baron Grabero, at the SeSsions-House, Old Bal:
the Documents before us which might enable us to form a ley,. of which he was found Guilty, and received Sentence of
Death;. with his e a -a
coital judgment of his conduct, supposing that his conttodr m rk ble Address to the,CoUrt, praying
was regularly a suhjed tbr our discussion. . - _au 'Arrest of I tirigment. •
We have heard also, that his Lordship's condua, in several , Sold by 11. Day, Opposite Roll's-buildings, Fetter-lane.
of the ads discussed in the .Paper laid before the Court-Of Wiliere may be had, r is. The Trial of Colonel Pas-
Proprietors, is now under the consideration of one of elie singhain and I. Edwards, p
ricea Conspiracy ; now in Newgate
Branches of the Legislature ; and a sense of Justice makes far, three years.
us unwilling, under these circumstances, that an attempt
should be, made to influence the -Public Mind in the must re-
anon: degree, by any vote of the Court ot Proprietors
At the same time we conceive it to be proper, that the
Court of Proprietors should afford the fullest support to the
Diredors whom they have appointed, and in whom they
have reposed the utmost confidence ;- but we cannot eoliserit
to commit the Court of Proprietors to an ad of injustice,
and we oucnsider that the Amedment of the original Resolu-
tion would have the eiled ofn rendering a sufficient tribute of.
gratitude and resped towards the Court of Diredoi's
t, and
ought to have been satisfaetory to Mr. lohnstene, and o the
Gentlemen who supported his otion.
On these grounds, we call -Mter the support, at the ap-
proaching Ballot, of all the he
Proprietors,
AGAINST the QUESTION. '
A. A Li. A N B, DAVIS,
M. SY MES,, I. WALKER,
C. COCKERELL, T. MYERS,
F. MACNAGHTEN, V. CONOLY.
RESOLUTION proposed by Mr. Johnstone, on which a
Ballot has been demanded, and AGAINST which the
Proprietors are now called upon to vote:
$1 That this Court, having considered the Papers laid be.
" fore it, most highly approve of the zeal manifested, and
" the condo& pursued, by the Court of Direttors, and re.
" gards a firm adherence to the principles maintained by the
" Court of Directors to be. indispensibiy necessary to preserve
" the salutary authorityover the Government ot India, vested
" by law in the Court of Dir'edoca, to restrain a profuse ex.
` penditure of the I' üblic Money ; and to prevent all schemes
" of Conquest and extension of Dominion, measures'whic
wish,
h
" the Legislature has declared to be repugnant to th
' ". the honour, and the policy of the Nation ; and this Court
" doth assure the Court of Diredors of its most cordial and
" zealous stipport, with a view to preserve unimpaired the,
1, Rights and Privileges of the East India Company."
AM END MENT proposcel•by Mr,Meenaghten, audnegatiVed
by a Shew of Hands :
" That ,this Court, without entering on the merits of
Marquis Wellesley, highly epprovee of the zeal and ability
" Manifested by the Court of Diretiors, and earnestly recom-
' " mends to them a watchful attention to the Rights and In-
- " terests of the East India Company, ass
ott urinvt thi§i them, that
" they may rely on the.gratitude and :,,upp.Court.',

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