The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-08 00:00:00

LOCOMOTIVE POWER.
MANCH ESTER. AND LEEDS
tae RAILWAY COMPANY a. e desirous of making ar-
t, Reine,„
pith
compe. entar e. t i for the SUPERINTEND.
or of the STEAM-ENGINE DEPARTMENT, on one
e following plans, viz ;
Nita eon' ra et with competent and respo-s ble parties to
nee -any .y power, at a fixed ',rice per passenger per
either
au per ton of goods per mile, or per trip ; the Company
Ihtler:uP.PlYing the necessary eapital,for purchasing. the engines
suitabl• establishments for repairs, or otherwise, as
.e agreed upon.
T," eugagg an indual of rate ab lity and expe-
tete 'n steam engines and machinery, and in the supe9n-
d e" of workmen who shall manage the locomotive
on"ltrtinetit •
orations .or the Company, anal direct all its mechanical
341, T •
reoy 0 contract with experienced and respowible parties al-
Core,,:ngaged in the locomotive engine business, to keep the
4 to' ''Y 8-engiues in the highest. state workin efficiency, at
cointoinission on work performed by the engines; the
othetPaPY either providing the requisi'e work-shops and tools, or
Al‘Ni.tis!, as may be agreed upon.
in At Is expected that a part of this Railway will be opened
01111.2 next, early application is indispensable. With persons
the -rat!: talent and responsibility the Company will treat on
tote-lost liberal terms. Applications (post- paid) to be addressed
l'ge Chairman, and endorsed " Locomotive Power."
The JAMES WOOD, Chairman.
-°n‘Pany''s Offices, Clowes's Buildings, Hunt's
Bank, Alanehester, kebruary sth, 1839.

11E
ANTI-COAL MONOPOLY AS-

SOCIATION.
Isn Capital, One Million.
Cartaipi ,“.000 Consumer's Shares of 51. each ; and 100,009
t 141,, to Shares of 51. each; both having the option of
each
" inthNOe other as convenient.
EPOSITS ot— SELF-CONSTITUTED DIREC-
Th, oh . TORS OR OFFICERS.
ls,, , iect of this Association is to get the best Coals at the
vs,e'4l' cost for its own Members,and that cost at present need !let
tere,,c," One Guinea per ton, and out of that 5 per cent. for
upon the Shares of . the Capitalists' Class. The leading
skri4rsB of this Association will be perfect independence of the
bodies combined together to keep up the price of Coals
its order to which it will possess its own Pits, its own Vessels,
gnus
backs its own Wharfs and Depots, and its own. W.
It willload and unload without loss of time, and it is to
go, 1i di will effect for the Metropolis of England, the great
tß,nat was effected for the Metropolis of Scotland last win-
' the inhabitants of which had the satisfaction of obtaining
st,tr Coals at a lower price than during the preceding summer
~.,411turnn, while it is well n the price in London was
41..." ed up to no less than 455. Pertoo
,„,—"t year similar plan was projected, but the error was
,„""unitted of. publishing the names of the Gentlemen who had
-,inetiteit to act as Directors or otherwise support it. The
In-'4!rful body of eombinaters, both in the north and south im-
s'tdiately, as individuals, exerted themselves to cajole, corrupt,
idate, or otherwise induce those Gentlemen and others,
1; abandonhe
ti t the scheme, and to some extent they succeeded.
00i possibility of similar opposition and annoyance, no
I:" will be published until the Association be formed, and
the Shareholders themselves shall elect their own Direc-
the- and Officers, with annual Salaries; in the mean time, all
pßrPreparatory expenses will be borne by certain Members of
fc,,,,nanient and other Gentlemen whose names will be brought
iil,,(l.4r(lat a public meeting of the Shareholders to be held
after 150,000 Shares shall have been called for. Of
ple,6_ni those preparatory advances will be repaid on the cons-
,7
.of the Association, but without interest.
ss,:‘l,llll!!cations for shares, specifying whether as Consumers. or
get;',;tlitstsi must be addressed (post paid) to 66 The Provisional
etreof the Anti-Coal Monopoly Company, 4, Parliament-
estminster."
thraesposvillthe practicability of this scheme, some of the best
l'tens es ic w ecialt* given
on application to parties using them.

-IJON BIUDGE.-ADELAIDE
EntraSHA noes c 1 ox
WINE OOMS D TAVERN.
Dox to the Bridßge, and fANrom the Steam-packet
pia s . Wharf.
Nor, _ Pletubd Establishment is upon tl-e rinciple of, but
clioi_‘ltensive than, Woodilg's Shades. Every article of the
(.04st description. The room liht airy, cheerful, elegant,
Ilioords fine Views of the River and Bridge. Every one
thei, visit them.
1/00m %Orders executed from a Bottle to a Pipe of Wine.
r Ladies waiting for Steam-boats.

.ICTOItIA LIFE ASSURANCE AND
No LOAN COMPANY.
R; • ISt King William-street, Mansion-house.
JAMES D airman.
BENJAMIN HAWES, Esq. Ch. Deputy Chairman.
lute Advantages offered by this Office :-
NJ rest, at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, payable half-
pol.to the Shareholders.
41, 16.,!s granted as low as 501.
orte* of Premium which may be paid annually, half-
he quarterly.
ahl"w6le
lof the profits equally divided between the Assured
4: Share hoders.
elainms may be effected by parties assured with this Company.
Age ;?aYable in two months after death.
Askr-43.‘nitted in the Policy.
e s rilaY be effected daily.
By Order of the Board,
EDWARD BAYLIS, Actuary.

VICTORIA LIFE ASSURANCE AND
No, I, LOAN COMPANY.
At King William-street, City, London, 23d of
4
Janua, 19
ity„ Special Meeting of the BoarB3d. of Directors, held this
It
hlisitieT.',,,Resolved----That, in consequence of the increasing
'4k(l,on
i! the Company, a call of Ono Pound per Share be
Zcittesto " Capital of the Company, and the Shareholders are
Itr,rhar e ti,k)„ PnY the same on their respectiv.e Shares, on or be-
February next, into the Banking-house of Messrs.
' l'imsdale and Co., No. 50, Cornhill.
%41,itkiest, at, the rate of Four per Cent. per Annum on the
th,,,.etnally paid up, will be receivable at the Office
1,411114,"l'Itly, half-yearly, on the 10th of July and 10th of
"Yoa " The first payment (calculated from the date of the
eilt„
°1 this call) will be due the lOth July next.
By Order of the Board,
EDWARD BAYLIS, Actuary.

rts----lIE INVISIBLE OPERATIVE VOICE
Noi ,C'ONDUCTOR, effeeted by the Messrs. S. and B.
19, ii?,aIONS, Opticians and Aurists to the Royal Family,
Der,,u,i'avoarle-street, Piccadilly, by which thousands of
, dea..f
-;3 have been greatly benefited, is the size of a seven shil
and when fixed into the cavity of the ear is soft arid
!t% 4nd not more perceptible than having a piece of wool
the fai tett whisper at a public assembly is
n
Annd defective VISION is brought to
liorenat'lrePtil the useetlneessw.ly-invented SPECTACLE LENtSES:
rl4hrt, eittellieYrthey are placed before weak and imperfeceye
by day or candle light, every. object becomes
(.11'linet and the most minute particle is !Ten ssithd
41siinnotnes's, by the use- of which both the sight an
Thq,eeqrne much improved.
;11e of A"aas. SOLOMONS disclaim all connection with the
41. Y A'inb'r Speetaeles—and in doing so they state the his-
"it niber
grtabl g;r7' out eleetr. 'ty by friction ; it is an indurated ve-
,_4t til°2ea, end nottiepirodliced by the. laws of crystalization,.
° rsank causes which now influence the mechanical
I,Chernistr
°`
gum insects are often found embedded in it."-
1,08" 11: amber ,s exposed to heat it becomes soft, swells, hub-
'Ns
colto take fire, it burns with a yellowish flame, and
The red ur f Ire, 's Chemistry.
Yildri'°lj'rev.to Messrs. Curtis and Dolland's Second Edi-
i" injuri Prese'rvation. of Sight," pages 55 and 56,..9
vision,
effects of Amber Spectacles to imperfect tisio
lq it.b,Te° of the colour and soft sticky state of the ma-
t°imperre,TlF impossible to form it into a perfect lens, ant
iiiision:se` 'ens is cerhin to prove a most serious destruction
414 Onspllletiarepe.nts of facts may be ascertained at any respect-
The lit an in London.
terovessrs. Solomons' newly-invented " Spectacle Lenses,"
In t 4 be Y !mall Voice Conductor," ' for deaf persons, are only
co la 4 at their Establishment, 30, Albemarle-street. Oteftequence of the gross imosition in the countr, it IF
'40.1j11 t° state that no Travellers are employed by the above
rnant.

O A
,14z1ND'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION,
..._Wil ine?."l by all Chemkts &e. price 4s. 6d. and I Is., by its
"o fir,,"". has attained the very'
hignest' reputation, which is daily
~, ,
4„A re. Go„ , the the
rapidity and certainty with whicli
..,i ci diseases
. Gleets, Strictures,. Stone, Gravel, local dehility,
.
toyaranTolioses of the urethra, and urt,ary. passages. There is no
o:,e,•,failed '1; ,t a,n.t to be compared to it, tor it cures whep all others
le Lals ',""ii is prescr.bed (in preference to every
. thing else) in
~.. es ini,nniii the >n
practice, by the most eminent medical men.
, oeriori.,„ Private
'e pledge ourselves to the safety, certainty, and
1 .hoth of 1 oland's Solution for curing all utethral d:seascs, &c.,
;',,tti 111:he'c'ases. and.earnestly advise our medical brethren to prescribe
i; %eon ~!'"- .Bi/tiled by Dr. Ley, Dr. Clarke, Surgeon Cooper,
th' rePareti '''"c'' le.
414 k 0 il„.; at Messrs. Graham and Co's., 13S, Holborn . Bars, where
tL( vician attends as usual from nine till three daily, who gua-
et incil effectually cure Gonorrhaia Gleete, &c., sooner than any
liZttly victual, or forfeit all he may r'reeive. Voleod's Solution has
iti,in • exel6eted a most wonderful cure of stone in the bladder,
4 a I,,ariliod one weighing one ounce and a half, which may be seen,
si,.. ~ Litnilars had, with reference to patients, on application to the
At, "n NI atm".
lit rit, f„
huect ;
..1,,, r the above Medicine, Hannay and Co , (13, Oxford_
'itligh. 14atoo, Cornbill ; Dordoy, thc Golden to Stones'-end,