The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-13 00:00:00

PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of
isA, Chancery, made on the hearing of two several Causes,
for r '7 against CHATTAWAY," and' SALT against SALT,"
of A,l,lrther directions, the Next of Kin of THOMAS SALT, late
man, alcot, in the parish of Haselor, in the County of Warwick, Yeo-
tlee,dectased (who died on the 17th day of April,lB33), living at his
them, or the personal Representative or Representatives of any. of
bt° 0.:,.741° may have since died, are, by their Solicitors, forthwith
re.,:dic, in and prove their kindred, and make oat their Claims
ateh,:;',?ir Given( WILSON, one of the Masters of the said Court,
or in- sTambers in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London,
Ord; "fault thereof they will be excluded the benefit of the said
CHAS. WILSON, 6, Southampton-street, Bloomsbury,
Solicitor for the Plaintiff's.
the 13th November, 1837.
THE DIRECTORS of the RHYMNEY IRON
COMPANY give Notice, that the FIRST ANNUAL
OftGENERAL MEETING of the COMPANY will be held at the
in3L.ieel No. 7, Laurence Pountney-hill, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th
qat One o'clock precisely, to receive the Accounts for the
is. ending th a
e 30th of June last ; and the dation of the
thi:ectors for Dividend to be then declared recommen
and on the Affairs of
Company generally,

H
-- rilneT i:knapany's Office, No EN RY ROWLES, Chairman.
v. 8, 1837.

SATURDAY, Nov. 11, 1837.
POLICE COMMITTEE of ALDERMEN.
Resolved unanimously—That the thanks of this Committce
1, presented to Lieutenant-Colonel Cox, and the Officers and
• riYates of the Honourable Artillery Company, for their attendance
the Guildhall Yard as her Majesty's Guard of Honour, on
lt,h,tesday, the 9th of November instant, on the occasion of her
tiesty's visit to the City.
Resolved unanimously—That the thanks of this Committee be
I,)ir,sented to the Honourable the East India Company for the rea-
illiloss manifested by them in allowing the men in their service to
tleiisulTitted and employed as extra constables in aid of the police of
of h,t‘',l,.iinder the direction of the Magistrates, upon the occasion
.vernb,r n sty the Queen's visit on Thursday, the 9th day of No-
Res nt.
treavotevae:- unanimously—That the thanks of this Committee be
ii4l°Y, for the Directors of the West of England Fire Office Corn-
eir ser„e e readiness manifested by them in allowing the men in
oPonof the to be admitted and employed as extra constables in aid
tr ee of this City, under the direction of the Magistrates,
the 9th e occasion of her Majesty the Queen's visit, on Thursday,
liesobt ); of November instant.
Zesent„,7 Unanimously—That the thanks of this Committee be
to the Deputies and Common Council of the several.
tne4r,;-„'",_this City, for the readiness manifested by them in allowing
Plovt„ci'enmen of their respective wards to be admitted. and cm-
dir;eti a 3 extra constables in aid of the police of this City, under the
Que4Tl of the Magisirates, upon the occasion of her. Majestytthe
iies4visit. on Thursday, the 9th day of November instant.
eordih2,?d.unanimously—That this Committee are gratifiedanin
thisre-
City "8 Their approbation at the correct conduct of the police of
day",,i;Poll the occasion of her Majesty's visit, on Thursday, the 9th
isstled- kNovember instant, and of the manner iu which the directions
hair, 6:7 this Committee were carried into execution by Mr. Whit-
" —o Superintendent of the Police; upon that occasion.
WOODTHORPE.
11OTANICAL ItARITIES, Egyptian-hall.—
This evening and to-morrow, the splendid plant of Musa
th-17ishie, Plantain Tree, in fruit; a superb specimen of the
tilvt;:lia Floribunda in flower ; Cycas Revoluta, three feet in dia-
t\rr, and other pfants on view.
Ittance Is. The attention of the curious is especiall called
is.

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ThExtra Class—The Year
r: Catalogue, containing more than 25,000 volumes of Standard
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r
I4NO-FORTES. —E X TENSI VE REDUCTION IN
PRICES.
WORNUM, Inventor and Manufacturer of
IA the° PATENT DOUBLE-ACTION PIANO-FORTES,
Hall, Store-street, Bedford-square.
THE PICCOLO.
Rest Plain in Mahogany ~.‘ 3O Guineas
tdegant
with Trusse
, Ditto with Cvlinder 5...,
42 ditto
Plain
Itosemiod
egant
.from 46 to 50 ditto
... COTTA GE AND CABINET.
From 42 to 73 Guineas.
POCKET GRAND HORIZONTAL.
From. 55 to 75 Guineas.
IMPERIAL GRAND HORIZONTAL.
The i From 75 to 00 Guineas.
1.6" xtr4e"` Ir.iiruments are well manufactured, and all prepared
The 14" tilizrat
ss Q es•
n's f °.° stands 3 feet 8 inches high, and the Pocket Grand
A :Ft eet 4 inches long.
''Phis allowance to Exporters and Dealers.
r 4: eatensiye reduction has been drawn from the Advertiser as
l'ess 0f..0f protection to his New Piccolo Piano-forte, the tine»
N-111 winch has induced certain manufacturers to announce and
I,4.)it4ititstt.rerents of a different character tinier th,. same name, by
,t„Syn. Public are deceived and the Inventor injured.
alobE OF SECURING THE BONUS ON EQUI-
IINITEDTABLE POLICP:::S BY THE
KINGD,A LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY,
A._.110.„4--1?y Act of
`stab., Waterloo -'laeis Pall-mall, London ;
eafliarnent, for Assurances of Lives and
"""isittities:iPs• and. likewise for the Granting and Purchasing of

r;kri, of AT. ISONORART PRESIDENTS.
'arl f r .4
e •
•. art • ~ourtewri Lord Viscount Eastnor, M.P.
Lord Viscount Claudia()
l'°P.ely.e.!en and Melville Lord Elphinstorie
laaasuzit Falkland Lord Belhaven and Stenton.
Sir J. H. Dalrymple, Bart.
, JAMES STUART, Esq., Chairman.
dot , W. PLASKET 'offered Deputy Chairman.
dio'conlmodation now to the public by the following
.etrio,la co ill he found particularly convenient and well worthy the
?-taiii„ sideration of parties who rimy wish to secure to their
4,l_qtll: b.nus expecteequitable -policies, Jan. 1, they anad,
lel the_ g lt, not only will that object be obtained, but in y
it, °. it tl',llselves of continnin the invirancc for the remainder of
-•1t i!e premium of their gpresentwhatever may. be their
a_"Whe_alth, after having received the bonus of the Equitable :7-
b:id for
,an insurance is for life half the premium may remam
fitlcY 0„ Ll,l years at interest, to be deducted eventually from the
op parr 41,1,. off at convenience, it being perfectly
41,1 sloeuisntine the insurcsice.,, the Company have no slam
understood that
lite h.llO portion of the premium-that is unpaid."
of
4,4 41,16Nutlernan of 45 may be ii isured for the whole period
eti,,t'ars, he '• ad. per cent., and by ; laying 11. lbs. 3d. for the first
4144: the botiry discontinue his ir suranno as soon as he hlasferea-s
.I„.ex,dai.._
.1 of the Equitable, or may remain insured for i
Ivk.kps `'°a•
km: 1, to PaPY grants liberal Ann- aitios upon ages of 65 and
. "1)-
V,, ic, wiiP?xtles themselves, but not r ''ernable, and every infor-
ers ad i' ne afforded on personal apt.
ateti, ( rested te the Resident Dir d Bo d, Esq., B,
"'lilac , actor, Edwar y
liesta7tion at the office, or by
el_ Ilt A c, I all -mall.
..,,litri qi,:i.r 1
aotte.row .—F.44svitrd Fred Ack Leeks, Esq.," Solicitor? 2,