The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-13 00:00:00

F RIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1809.

To the PROPRIETORS .of EAST-'INDIA STOCK.

LADISS AND GINTLEMEN, • . •
T
Beg leave to return yon
mymost grateitil.Ti tan, $
for the very flattering Receptiop with which you have
honoured me upon my Canvass. The Dal, of Eledi,n being
fixed for Wednesday, the ISth instant, allow me to entreat
your early Attendance and Support in my favour. Your
kindness at thelast Sailor placed me second upon the List of
•Candidates • and the accession of inauy very powerful friends,
who were then pre-engaged, jttstily a well-grounded confi-
dence of success. Should you be pleased to cooler upon me;
the impertant trust te 'which 1-aspire, 1 beg leave to assure
you ofthe fidelity and zeal with which 1 shall devote myself
to your service.
I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your min h obliged andlaithful humble servant,
Billiter-sousre, Od. 6. JAMES PANIELL.
Mr. Daniell's Committee meets daily at. the King's Bead
Tavern, in the Poultry, from Eleven till Four o'Clock.

EAGI.E FIRE INSURANCE,
CO RN 14 IL L, LONDON. 4
lOLICIES of InsUrance expiringat MiChielmas,
should be renewed within I. ifteen Days from that pe.
riod, to prevent the Parties' Intetest ceasing therein.
Paymcut of Rent is guaranteed in case of I. ire.
Farming Stoek insured, without the Average Clause, at 2s.
per Cent.
Merehandize in the London Docks insured at xs. 6d. per
Cent. for Three Months. a -
Large Abatementt on the Premium and Duty of insurance
for more-Years than one.
EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE..

This Description of Insurance is of inestimableimportance
to all Persons holding' Annuities, Leases, or Offices, depend-
ent on livgs, or whose incomes cease with life.
Exartip ie : —A person thirty years of age may, by the small
annual payinentot (31. 7s. id. secure soot. to be paid (to his
family or otherwise, as
.he may ditett) at his death. Any
other sum May be insured in like -manner anti at any othc,r,
age.. One person may insure another's life, to the amount
of any interest he may haye in the continuance thereof. No
• Entrance Money
,or AdmisSion Fine required. No Charge
• for Policies or Certificates of Renewal. No Registry of As-
signments required. A large Corninission allowed' to Soli.
citors,. or other persons procuring Insurances.
W. UEETHAM, Secretary.

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
Established by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George
the First. -

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. , Sept. llog.
PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums I.all due on
the zi.th instant, are hereby intotitteti, that lteceipis
are_Auw ready to he uelivered-at the ConiNny's ►) tfices, over
the Royal Exchange and in Mill, 4.5 well as by their
reipeelive Agents -in , the several Counties ; and the Parties
assured are•requested to apply tor the- Renewal of their Poli-
cies on or before the 14tliot Dauber next, as the usual Fif-
tee.ii-Days 31 to forPayinent,bcyond he Date of each Po-
licy, will thea expire.., ' . • • •
sAM ti jun. Secretary.
Attelpiatice is given, daily, at tfie sain Offices,- for the As-
surancesOf Buildims, Goods, Merchandise, and StupS-on
Harbour; in Doc .
k,' or while from Loss or Datn4ge
by Fire; and also for the Assnranca 'of, and granting Annut-
tic4...On
N W. Fire-Policies will be issued tree of Expellee to the
Assured-, where the Annual Preininin anioniitS tLI 6S. or ug-
•wartis. - - • •

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Farming Stock may be Assuted at Zs. per cent.

-CLENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's COMNNA
A:3- PAT ENT CAMP M. DST EA 1.);• forming a -repair
Military Bed for the Field, Barracks, &c. also a SOFA for a
Tent or itopm, ie.c. and likewise a SEA COT for on board
Ship, the whole packing in a small Vallee, allowed the most
portable 'ever" yet manufaCtured, invented by MOI2.:;AN
and SANDERS, N0.!.36 and •ty, Catherine-street, Strand,
who most humbly presume the highest honours ought to be
paid all those who so gallantly. live and the for their King
and Country.

•
. the Press..ancl speedily will he published, -
I-NBSERVATIONS on MATTERS of PRIZE,
1.-1, and the Praeice.of the Admiralty Prize Courts; with
Arguments in Defence of the Rights and interests of His
Majesty's Navy. • •
By JQHI4. FREDERICK IOTT,
Prodoc, l)odors' Commons.
.'Phis Work is written with the express view of tutnishing
sufficient fadg, to proVe the complaints of the Officers of His
Majesty's Navy, in respea to [natters of Prize; are Well-
founded, and're4nire redress.

this bay' Waspublishcd,
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rr HE FIRST. ROOK- Qf NAPOLEON, the
TYR4h't of the •E .A RIM; written in the .5813th
Yearofthe World, and the iB9th of the Christian Era.
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A, Deacenaant rit a Modern branch-a the Tribe pf Levi ; a
A--. Descendant
educated in the Christian School of the Sons of the
Prophets.
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. T
: his Day were published,
In Oet,ohi; price 75, in boanls,
SURGICAL OBSERVATIONS : Part I. on the
Consti;utional Origin and Treatment of Local Diseases,-
and on Aneurisnis.. . •
By_lollN AbERNETITY, F.R.S.
Printed. for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater-
noster-row. . -
Under the Title_of Surgical Observation;, will be re-pub-
lished, in SeccesSiou, witli cOnsidzrable Additions, •
. Part l 1. C,:nta;;:ing Obseryations on the Origin and Treat-
ment of Psuoto Syphitic Diseases, and on the Diseasot the
Urethra. Part I 1.1...-ob.servations on Injuries ot,,ilie Mead,-
'and Aiiicellaneons Subjitis. - Part IV. Observations on
..Chronic Abscesses and 'rumours.

• - THADDEUS'OF WARSAW, NEW 031110 N.
This Day was publiOed,
In Four Volumes, 121110. price iSs. in boards,
The Fitth Edition of
THADDEUS of WARSAW.:
fly :MSS v,oRT,ER.
I!rinteil 'flit. Login:in, Hurst, Rees, and Oririe.4 Pater-noster-rori.
rbis:WOrk has more merit thus can he ascribed to the
crowd of proOdions of this class, and inculcates virtuous
and magnanimous SentiMents, It is hAcrilizd to Sir-Sidney
Smith, in a very neat and well-managed ad:itess.!'--Menthly
. Rvview, Feb. . _ .
" This work is much superior tc the generality of novels,
The charader Of the hero is well-drawn and ably snpport-
ed, and the morality of the piece is,: as we naturally ex-
' petted trom a writer, whose heart and mind are the seals of
every virtue, wholly unobjeaionable."-L:Anti-facobin Re-
view, September: - • •
In the Mouth of:December will be publitted, by the same
. Author, . . •
Scott:ok Chiefs ; an Historical' Rom-ante.

A NOVEL.

This Day was prttbiished, • • "
) A Q BRIEF 1NU111,1.7 „iiiko.:_tlic. present.Shite of
I-1. R kcv LI; Fin the; S(OU U-fIERN PARz: of
IRE LAND, a itti ialuence on' tile' ManneLs 9f
lass,;s of the; rcop!t., `with` some Considerations =diumth
I.....cciesiastical-Etlitoiisilaient of ihat‘C•ouritcy.:- < • ,
By D.IS.,HU.A KIRBY:BRAM:4ER.-
Publlshed by Hatchatd,
Paul's CikutChqa•l'd ; Gilbert and Hodges,
iell.and tik,Bookil:43;*' at
4Vaicrtorit, „Limerick, and Aelf4-t6 .

This.thry avas published, • -
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• • 15s.'in boards.
AmcnoNAßY..of P.RACTICAL,SU.RGERY;
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The witole,forming a_completi Compendium of NfOrtexii
Surgical Knowledge, for the UseOf Stinletift,-"P"fivate
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fly SAMUEL COOPER,
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sold also by every llookselier in Town and Coutitrv.
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