The Sun.
London, England, 1837-12-02 00:00:00

MR

• ADAM MURRAY begs to announce
Lo, that he is instructed to SELL by AUCTION, in ONE
IN:, at Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on WEDNESDAY, the
)4,4_` °t December next (unless an acceptable offer be previously
, by private contract),
.1:4 very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE at BROOMHILL,
ble either for investment or occupation, comprising 186 acres,
ho.,°ds 31 perches of the finest GRASS LAND of any in Rom-
al;rsh, situated close to the sea, within a few miles of the
L.7Port and Market-town of Rye, aad only a short distances from
4.,,The Land is sound and prodttetive, and peculiarly adapted for the
"tn: of sheep. Land-tax partially redeemed, and rates very low.
ajriuted particulars may be had by applying to Mr. Brownley,
~_,'%itor, 8, New Boswell-court, Carey-street ; Messrs. Lardner
''''''DaNVOS, solicitors, Rye ; at the principal Inns at Rye, Hastings,
44(1 Ashford ; at Garraways ; and of Mr. Adam Murray, surveyor
klad land-agent, 47, Parliament-street, London.

DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At"'i BY MR. ADAM 'MURRAY,
lway's Coffee-house, on WEDNEIDAY, the 13th of De-
'ember neat.
liTtioiC;s,t, desirable FREEHOLD and COPY-
°zag PROPERTY (land-tax redeemed) situate in the
half 48,,):`, Colney llatch, oni eight miles from London, within
resp„+,7,6 of the eat NorthY roa'd, and surrounded by a highly
aiden-,-,71e and aggrecable neighbourhood. This delightful re-
bouse the quiet and retirement of the country.
and, be; with the elegance and order of the town mansp,
'-tateq-,.„'ng in perfectly good repair, offers a habitation to any Noble
otifii.„"an, or wealthy citizen, free from any immediate
°Y expense. The ground floor tomprises a fine entrance
fit 'd
dining-room 26 feet by 19 ; drawing-room, 30 feet by ;
b, m 2
• kfast and billiard-rooms of large dimensions; seven pim-
aAt bed-chambers servants' rooms, kitchens, dairy, brew house,
f,l
1(1 domestic out-buildings attached. There is also a double coach-
with extensive stabling ; large conservatory, and hothouse,
(14,11:, and pleasure-gardens, in high cultivation. The premises
ung a Cottae ad'oinin let olease to a respectable tenant)
52 acres of ricjh meadow eland with farm-yard, barn,
tte. &c.
AILI or further particulars, and tickets to view, apply to Mr. Adam
artaY, surveyor and d gent, 47, Parliament-street.
LONDON CAOUTCHOUC COMPANY,
Established by Act of Parliament.
36, KING-STREET, CHEAPSIDE.
WAREHOUSE of the COMPANY is now OPEN for the
fa,„-• of the undermentioned Articles of the Company's Menu-
rkre
4utent Elastic Webs for Braces, Garters, Surgical Bandages, Belts,
11,1''''se Rollers, Saddle, Girths, &c., &c.
I)eilt Elastic Stationers' Block Rubber.
I,:ttent Elastic Sheet Rubber.
A'''''.l„t Elastic India Rubber Varnishes for Waterproofing Canvas,
'utary Tents,&c.
_ent Elastic India Rubber Paint, of all colours, for park paling,
11:nd all external and internal wood and iron work.
patent Elastic Sash and Blind Lines.
Elastic Ropes and Bands for driving Machinery, and for
kraees, Towing Ropes, and Ropes for Coal and other Mines,
Nil" B'e” 8/c-
-terri;—• The extensive arrangements necessary to ensure an unin-
the wed supply of Waterproof Cloths being now nearly completed,
Vet nVany will be enabled to execute orders for these cloths of
Zoanperior descriptions from the first of January next.
~,5•••7......ti0n, November, 29th, 1837.

NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE.
SOCIETY.—At a GENERAL METING of the
Nort:bers duly convened and held at tee OfficeE in Surrey-street,
•n Thursday, the 30th day of November, 1837,
.4t. Col. HARVEY, President of the Society, in the Chair,
nas moved by Sir E. K. LACON, -Bart..; seconded by
IN, Mr. CHARLIES EvAss, and unanimously resolved—
Directors, namely, Mr. Recorder Preston, Mr. E. .
Mr. James Winter, Mr. J. 0. Taylor, and Mr. F. No-
-15,-", together with Mr. R. J. Greening and Mr. Thos. Bignold,
o,,.,Ppointed a Deputation on the part of the Directors ; and Mr.
tief:uenell, M.P. ; Mr. Fres. Lloyd, of Birmingham ; Mr. Blun-
tt,?f Hull ; Mr. Armstrong, of Manchester; and Mr. Moore,
PointAt°l; together with Mr. Poynter and Mr. Pontife, be ap-
terTas: Deputation from the Meeting, to agree, if possible, upon
Iltiani„s arrangement, and that their Report be not received unless
Th',.°lls.
Bence ;€llTective deputations retired accordingly, and after the ab-
14°141°- a few minutes, returned with the following Report, unani-
y agreed to :

REPORT.
tirt,end the confirmation of the By-Laws until the Report here-
That to be made shall be presented.
att„ the
i `lfa ls; d proceedings
at in Cha be ye ,
''et• 1.1-. state th the suitncer hasy sta
been settled dth toat counse
the entire h
sa-
all
eostsl°4 of all parties, and that the bill be dismissed without
~lr bat "Ir. Alderman Farcbrother, Mr. Timothy Steward, and
Nai r' rancis Lloyd, be the Examiners as to the sufficiency of the
Thities and the investigation of the accounts.
That es
"Peejai their reasonable expenses be paid, and they report to a
Noses . General Meeting to be called for that purpose thattheex-
°a tithe funds of el°curred b the London and other deputatio
~,`" the Society, not exceeding 700/. be d
nsefrayed
tned
~n.'3 then moved by Sir Edmund K. Lacon, Bart., and se-
-oby Mr. Charles Evans, that the Report be adopted by the
utt.,4tit e resolution being put to the largest assemblage of mem-
wl.at Were ever present, it was unanimously agreed to and car-
It acclamations.
Alwast,tise moved by Mr. Alderman Farebrother, and seconded.
17helra,',°_neti.fex, and: carried,' That two. Meetings of the Society
-`ellort in Norwich, and the other in London, to receive the
The nt the Examiners.
ttai th RePorts made by the Committee for revising the By-Laws,
Live ue.Committee of Directors was then read, and appeared
It iThrersal satisfaction to the meeting.
..;I),eotWoasen also moved by Mr. Pontifex, and seconded by Mr..
ay 3 and carried unanimously, " That the report of this
aleNipnceedings be inserted in four London papers—two
ekeh g and two Evening • and the Norwich papers, and sent. to
. wase Society's agents for as large a distribution as possible.
That Moved by Mr. Ta •for of Manchester, and seconded—
mk4fl I
I,;' the thanks of the. Meletin,were due to the Examiners, who
wirkily taken ui on themselves the duties referred to."
etiltriecia's Moved by Mr. Pontifex, seconded by Mr. Poynter, and
Ile with acclamation " That the thanks of this Meeting were
ttatle:" be given to Mr:O'Connell, M.P., for the great services
ed b.
1111 t
oa this occasion."
,48.1 (Signed) JOHN HARVEY, Chairman.
tfr. Penlni°ved by Mr Alderman Farebrother, and seconded 1)..;
4`eee thq.,,,-a`lieex, and. resolvedunanimou.l " That the thanks of this
attd _„ especially due to the Chairman for his manly, digni-
Lue conduct in the Chair."
(Signed) SAMUEL BIGNOLD, Secretary.