The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-29 00:00:00

CHARTER-HOUS

THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING •of the,
•
NOBLEMEN and GENTLENIEN. .Educated
CHARTER-MOUSE SCHOoL, will he held at the
Charter-House, on Fiiday the azth of December
Divine Service to bey,in at Hall.paiz Une o'clock.
••• srzwmtbs.
F. Pym; Esq. M. I'. • Rev.W. Wilkie,on. LL.B.
Edmund Morris, Esq. Rev. W. Paiket, A.M.
Ecv, C. Heathcote, O. D. I . •
N. B. • Dinner will be on Table at rive o'Clock.

Cas.IGINAL VACCINE-POCK
.INSTITUTION,;
Broad-street, Goluen-sq woe.
zist Novernher. R.,.t6. •
oruE Governors, Subscribers,. and FriendS of this
X. Institution :ire respectiffily acquainted, that the VAC-
CINE CLUB DI NN ER is fixed for 1 hunclay, Decemi.ier4,
2166, at the British Cuil:te•liouse, as usmii.; and it is re_.
quested that Gentlemen who purpose to lvinour the Meeting
with their Company V, ill send tor Tickets. at los. 6d. each,
either to the Secretary at the Institution, or to the Bar of the
British Cotti:ehouse,.on or before Monday, Decemner 1, for
the better accommodation of the C,,aipaily.
.• Dinner on Table-at.Six:o'Clock.
The Business will cotnur.:nee, as usual, at Four o'Clock
recisely, viz. the Minutes of the Pradice since the last
Meeting will be rea,d, and Int:Aligetice relative to Vaccination
will be received. - "/
The Public are informed, that Vcination continues to be
pe rfo r in:A every Tuesday and Fricliiy at One•o'Clock ' - and
every Patient receiving a Certificate will beentitled to FIVE
GUINEAS on taking the Small lox.
Subscriptiatis tare •received by Messrs. Devaynes and Co.
rail.M4ll,. and by the Secretary at the I nt it tit ion.
M.:.SANCIIO, Sec.

NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHERS.
A LL Persons going -Abroad are requested to take
2 A-- Notice, mai tnp. F LOW FEVER REMEDY,
vihicit destroys Int-ctious Fevers, and insures Health in but
car unwtulltsritut Climates, is sold at the Warehouse of this
Institution, N0.,4., Charing-cross, near the Admiralty, Los—
.n. . .

Patronized and recommended by Regular and Eminent
liropared in-Boxes, which contain a Quantity sufficient for
time Person's use for twelve months, puce One- Guinea each.

• .•• H:• PAT.,,ONAt,K. • ..,
A- IVIILITA.RY MEDICAL MAN has- the
spprtuaity of introclucing a Youth to a CA DETSHI
in the Company's Service to INDI X, or to a LI E U'hE-
NANTCYin-the ROYA L MARL ES. In both Se.cvices
they- rise to the very highest Military 'Rank, -by 'Stiitt 'rota-
tion only: neither interest nor purchase can. pin.- another
over their heads. A Commission in the Line is unh equal in
rank, and honour, and pay;;, with these, but not halt so emo-.
lumental and giatii tug as either ;-ticeausc, in the Company's
Service, after a stated period, they have the privilege to re-
tire (however high in'rank they may have risen), on:their full
pay for hte. In the Royal Marines tovLr and above their
equal rank and pay with. the Oflieers of the-Line), they are
onelitionally entitled 'to share Prize • Money with the Naval
Officers. For the:Royal .M,arnies, it is.indispensible that the
youth to be intru:fuced
is
feet
4 inches lPgh, tinned of rs„
under 21 years of age. For the Cadetship, there is no. re-
striction as to height, but he moat be 15, and under 22 years;
unless he; has Served fu:l one year as an ()nicer lithe Line,
the Militia, or the Fencibles and then he is eligible up to 2s
years of age ;• but this, privilege does not extend to the- h'av-
ing served in the Yolunteers,
Confidential 'Letters Only" Can receive any informatioti; and
these must be. from people of consideration, liberally, inclined
on th 6 occasion, frankly giving their real names and'ilbode in
the tirstmstaitce (sod tine toltuAe wdl-be: an-
swered in a few days, with reciprocal contidentiality and
Itonour.
Address P. M. to be left‘t Mr. Webster's, Stationer, No.
.421, Oxford-street, Loudon:

WAISTELL; and 'HO R'rON,l3a-
tentees of the Fleecy Hosiery. Islip. 99, High Holborn,
have obtained His Alajest)'s Patents tor England, :Scotland,.and Ireland; for the following artiele's, viz. . •
"BI RDS-DOWN HOST Eit Y. Hosiery is, made of
the tine down of 'Swans, -Eider MIAs, • and other Birds,
•Ipaxed with tine Wool ;, it exceeds in warmth and delicacy
other except Patelt Flee-Cy Hosier),, and ;sit dbes oat
yhntik in washing it is consequently very durable:.
HOS I E in.,C.e of l%el I E %V() RsT ED, —The great
.defcd In all IVorzted hosiery is its shrinking in gashing, but
this is sufficiently obviated by milling the worsted previously
to it.; being. inatiutadured. Chi.: operation- on • the Worsted

tenders tite hose made cif itextreinely beautiful and durable. '
'l' nest Patent Articles arc to be had of Patentees, and,
by ti.t6r appointment, of the most. respectable Hosiers inboth
'l o. and Country ; also plain Hosiery, in a great variety of
rew.„\ rticles of their invention, among which the Under.
cluilliag of Various descriptions, %tor both Ladies irini (.; cut le-
inen and also their Palent Fleecy Hosiery, so gre:rt y recoin-
InerAtifd -by the t• acull, as ileiug highly colanciyo to the
I,tatili and cotntbrt of mankind. • , •

CE N T Enl EN,
Your most taithtul and devoted Servant,
WILLIAM MELLISH.

'Bush Hill Park,
Nov. 27,

MISERI ES OF HUMAN 'l.l FE.

THE unprecedented Deuiand.for the.above,popu-
lar Work has rendered it again out of print. -- W
LIAM MILLER respeafully. acquaints the l'ublit,vtilat
-the SIXTH EDI [ION (with additional Wood Engravings)
is now in the Press, and will be very shortly ready for Pub.
lication.
N.B. A SECOIsrD VOLUME, by the same- Author,'is
preparing for the Press; and Wili be published in janugy
next.
A lbeinarle.street, Nov. 24, -806.