The Sun.
London, England, 1808-03-25 00:00:00

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St: A 11; Tavern, March :6, igeS.
THE COMMITTEE; for Resisting the Additional
Charges upon POSTING are more and ionic Con-
vinced, by every .research they have made, and by alt the in-
telligence they have received, that "'there exists nothing to
Justify the new exaction."
This Committee not more resolved to oppose what they
think unwarrantable, than to admit what is just and reason._
able. Sensible that the Public will be bound in honour and
equity to shew not a temporary but a permanent preference
to those who shall be announcol as working at the Old
hates; convinced that it will be ultimatelyinturintis to the
real well considered interests of the PostillaSterS themselves
to be tempted by the hope of a little present gain So to ad
as to disgust their employers, and dispose the Public to other
modes of travelling than by post ; wishing to accomplish
the good which is aimed at, with as little (let:intent as pos-
sible to any ititlividuals; desirous that those. WhO have not
already 'signified their conformity should it.,ve the fullest and
fairest warning; the Committee, under these impressions
(even though lists of houses, in succession, from,the Capital
to very distant parts, driving at the usual 'prices, arc quite
ready for, publication), still the Committee postpones the
final arrangement of; the lists to be sent forth until the asth
ot April.
And as several Postmasters, especially in London,
never at all raised their charges, have, probably in lair re-"
liance upon their own good conduct, not yet sent in their
names, it is suggested to all such to remedy their omission,
by furnishing the means of the encouragement, which they..
so well deseive. being rendered to them.
The interval to the asth ot April is conceived .to be suffi.
cient for diffusing the purport ot this AdVc.rrisernent through-.
out the United 'Kingdom.
• Conveyance of. assent by Letter will arrive, free of pOst_
age, addressed to any of the following Members of this Cum.
,nuttee, directed to them in London, viz. • .
Marquis of Tweedale, ' Lord Ossulston, M.P..
'Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Folkestone, M. I'.
Marquis of Abcrcurn, Sir 11, Vane, Bart At.P.
Marquis of Sligo, Sir john Sinclair, M.P.
I
MarqUis of Headtort, • Sir Anstruther, Bt. M.P.
Earl of Strathinore, Rt. Hon. Foster, M.P.
Earl of Breadalhancs Bon. Mr. Cony .P.
Earl of. Aberdeen, , t Kichard Wharton, Esq
Earl Ferrets, Peter Moore, Esq. M.P.
Earl of Fife, Maniel Phillips, Esq. M.P.
Earl of Darlington, John Dent, Esq. M.P.
Earl of Nlansiield, Calverley lk:w icke. Esq. M.P.
Lord Say and Sele Fuller Maitlarid, Esq. M. I'.
Lord Sheffield, Colcinel Uagwell, M.P.
Lord Eliot, H. J. Clements, Esq. M.P.
Earl of Yarmouth, M.P., .Chas. Vereker, Esq. NI.P.
who will have the goodness to maks the returns to the Sub-
Committee. • ,

. With whatever frugality .this reasonable and justly popu-
lar object (which no more concerns this Committee than
others of their condition in society) may besought, that some
expellee must attend it, is ,ob,tous. tieing of general in-
terest, it is deemed fittest that the necessary disbursements
should be borne by general .contribution. With that view
the Subsctiption has beeh limited ,to Two Guineas, Which
sum those who desire to cooperate in the "pursuit of this
Committee Will please to pay to- Messra4 Ransom and- Co.
Pall Mall; Messrs. Child and Co, • Teal ple.bar ; Messrs.
Boldero and Co. Cornhill ; or to the .sictary, Nit. C111)7
rtage No. tiai -lathy/it-street, St. ' •

•
LIFE BOAT. •
TO BE SOLD,
1-1.
Ak. LIFE DOAT, built in isoo, by Mr. GREAT-
HEAD, of Shields. This Boat is nOw at Harwich,
where she may by vievvcdand exAminea, by applying to Mr,
Stevens, Anchor-smith there. She is in complete Repair,
having received no injury since her being built.
FOr Particulars and Price, inquire of Mr. Reeve, of Lowes-
toft.

ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE,
THE PATENT. CAMP BEDSTEADS,
tut; Mattrasses, and Redding complete, ;re very reaped.
Italy recomtnended to Gentlemen as being the most portable
and superior to any others made in London ; •Marquees
Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea
Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on hoard Ship; Musquitto
Net Furniture, and Patent 13rass.sciewiledstc..als, tur East
41 .td West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at
• MORGAN and SANDE RS's

Patent Bedstead Manufattory and Ware-Rooms,
Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand.
Morgan :old Sanders'• New.invented Imperial .Dining
1 ables, allowed to be the most corpplete and hlegant set 'tat
Tablet: ever yet invented, art very p3rtable, packing in a 00X
but ten Inchei deep.
N. B.- The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware—
Pouse.

WARREN's ORIGINA.L JAPAN LIQUID BLACK-
ING.
rrHIS unrivalled •Composition, with half the usual
labour, produces a I ET BLACK equal to the highest
japan Varnish. ,It preserves the Leather sort, anti prevents
it cracking, is pitifeetty tree front any. unpleasant swell, will
not soil the Linen, and will retain its virtues in any Climate.
Sold wiluloale by Robert Warren, 14, St Martin's-Line ;
and retail by the principal Boottnakers and Oilmen in Lon-
don. and a Shopkeeper In every town in the Kingiloin, to
Stone I ottleS, ts. bd. a tint, rod. Halt a Pint.

C 41,11 ioN,L-The superior quality of it is fil.“ king has in-
duced sevcr.ll Persons to sell spurious Cohiposition* miner
the same Name; to prevertr which, observe. ROBE ICI'
WARM lb: is Signed on each Label, and 14, st. tin's-
taste, is
.§lsinpC.4 i.4lpAcillottle Worell'a isiacking.

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