The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-31 00:00:00

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA-STOCK.
LIDIES AND GENTLEMEN,
THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS'of the
EAST INDIA COMPANY, being appointed for
WEDNESDAY, the Bth April next, the favour Of your
Vote and Intere6t is dented for the following Gentlemen.
WM. BENSLEY, Esq.
Sir I. S. BURG ES, Ban.
The Hon. WM. ELPHINSTONE.
JOHN HUNTER, Esq.
JOHN TRAVERS. Esq.
STEPHEN WILLIAMS, Esq..
Which will very much Oblige,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your tnost humble Servants,
East India-House, March 25, tSor.
Thos. T. Metcalfe, Hugh Inglis,
Charles Mills,- David Scott,
Thos. Parry, Frs. Baring,'
Edw. Parry, acob Bosanquct,
• Abr. Robarts, • oseph Cotton,
' . john Roberts, ionel Wren.
Geo. Smith, • Wm:. Devaynes,
Ceo. Tatem, Simon Fraser,
• Geo. W. Thellusson, CharleS Grant,
Robert Thornton, Paul Le Mcsuriet,
NVilliain Thornton, Steph. Lushington,
Swiney Toone, John .Manship.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
HAVING` the Honour of being recommended
to you by the Diredors of the ,East India Company
as the Six Candidates for the Diredion to be chosen this
Year, we take the libertv'of•requesting the favour of your
Vote on the day of Ele4ion, WEDNESDAY, the Bth of
April next.
We are,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
YoUr most obedient Servants;
WILLIAM BENSLF.Y,
JOHN SMITH BURGES,
WILLIAM ELPHINSTONE.
JOHN HUNTER,
East India House, JOHN TRAV ERS;
March 25, iSef. STEPHEN WILLIAMS.

ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE,
March, (Rot.
pERSON6, whose Annual .Premiums fall due
cn the zsth Instant, arc hereby informed, that . Re-
ceipts are stow readyfto•.be cleliirred at the CoMpany's
Offices, over the Royal-Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as
well as by their respective Agents. in the several Coun-
ties ; and the Partici assured are requested' to apply, foz
the Renewal .of their Policies, nil' or before. 'the 9th of
April next, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed for Payment,
beyond the Date of each Policy, will then expire. '
ALEXANDER WATSON, Secretary.
*** Attendance isjiiven, claily, at the said Offices, for
the Aw,:nulce of lituiciings, Mercharidize,- and.
Ships, in Harbour, in Doek., or while Building, from Loss
or Damage by Fire;'
.and also for the Assurance of, and
.granting Annuities on, Lives.
N. B. Policies of Assurance, for the Sum of loot. or
upWa:ds, are issued (free of Expence) to the -Assured.

TO SPORTSMEN. • •
GLEN DYE SHOOTING QUARTERS, in,.
SCOTLAND, to be 'LE,TT ON LEASE, for such'
a term or years as Parties may incline, from the isth of May
ncxt ensuing.

The House consists of four Rooms and a Kitchen, is new,
substantillly built, and heady fitted 'up ; stands in the
centre of a Meadow, surrounded on one side by a bank
covered with wood, anti qn the other by the River Dve,
which skirts the margin of the m?.adow in a course nearly si-
micircular,- almOst touching tiac House at the point where It
runs through the arch of the Bridge of Dye. The Banks of
the River are-fringeil with birches, the whole lying near the
Bale:,-atel having the- high featured Mountain of C LOCK-
NA-BA INF. in full view rforming altogether something not
a little picturesque ; situated almost in the middle of that
distridt of the GRAMPIAN MOUNTAINS, 'about 25
miles from ABERDEEN, but hot exceeding zo from either
of the Market Towns of tvIONT ROSE or BR ECtil N, and
only 5 miles from a Post-Office at BANCHORY. The
Military 'Road over the Carn of Mount passes very near'
the House, and within a few minutes walk of it commences
in three different direetions, an extensive Privilege of Grouse
Shooting for an extent of many miles, and which may afford
to even a middling shot an opportunity df killing from to to
110 brace a day.
The River 'Dye atlunis excellent Trout Fishing • on the
River Feugh, about 3 miles distant, grilsing in July, Au-
gust, and September ; and a little farther on the River Dee,
what is reckoned among the best stations in Scotland for kil-
ling Salmon with the rod. The Proprietor's exclusive Pro-
perty; inCluding the Forest of Black. Hall, extends over a
surface often miles square, comprehending the whole course
of the RIVER DYE, nearly that of the FE UGH, and above
six miles of the South Bank of the DEE, all contiguous.'
To a Gentleman Sportsman will be made over, not only
the exclusive. Right of Shooting and Fishing on the whole
Property, and ot Hunting and Killing Deer and Roe in the
Forest of Black Hall, but also the liberty of Proteiling the
m Gae of every kind,; with the exception of a few privileged
Friends of the Proprietor, whose, society. in Sporting, and
aid in Protecting, will be found equally pleasant and useful.
A 4 Farmer of considerable stock in the vicinity, will
furnish Corn, Hay, Straw, &c. &c. &c. In great abundance,.
and at a .moderate price. The Meadow,' which consists of
Ten Acres; will be lett with the House,_ if required. ! And
it' the Lessee shall be desirous to have any addition made to
the House, kt. for his accommodation, or- to suit his taste,
during the cumney at his Lease,, he shall have'permission to
do so at his own expence, and he secured in the re-payment
on expiration of his Leasek
. For further Particulars, application may be made till the•
ttth of May, to the I-fon. William Mettle of Panmure,
Castle Brechin; and Alexander Burnett,,Esq Fasque House,
Montrose to James Fraser, Esq. Writer to the Signet,
"Edinburgh; and. to Mr. Fraser, Lincoln's Inn, London.