The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-11 00:00:00

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OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, FEB. 26, 1836.
RE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby givn Notice, That a
quantityof GREAT COATS and other CLOTHING; artillery and
common cart harness, halterS, bridles, whips, baF:s, hides, a'i,ted
_eels, tinsmiths tools, uffirs, Sponges, hinges, locks, boxes, bar-
r aud various other old stores ; fire wood, and a powder boat,
Zcti-11 be SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, in the Royal Arenal,
oolwieh, on TUESDAY, March. the 13th, 136, at Eleven o'clock
in the Forenoon, n'eci'd V' ~May be viewed From Ten to Four o'clock, a weekprevious to
of Sale. •
kAtalormes
may be had at the oet'.nanee Office, Pall-mail ;
"%\ Cr of London ; and Royal Arsenal, Woooxich.
• By order ofthe Board,
A. EYHAM, Secretary.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, l'En. 26, 1b36. ,
RE PRINCIPAL OFFICER S of his
:I,MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE dp hereby give Notice, That they
TeenrleadY to DISPOSE OF to such Person.; as may be willing to
e_e ( or for the same, a quantity of iao-s ORDNANCE, in store at
f Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, which have hoet.divided into Lots, ar.d
"my be viewed upon application to the Storekeeper, at that place,
an.YdaY ( Sunda • excepted) ,revicis to the day fixed for the delivery
of the Tenders! i'
'
.A. Catalogue of the several Lots may be obtained by Persons
willing" to become purehaFers at the Storekeeper's Office, Woolwich,
and at the Secretary's Office in Pall-mall, where the tenders for the
1:b."le, or any number, of the said Lots, are to be delivered on or
etore AIONDAT, the 21st March next.
By order of the Board,
....___ It. BYH AM, Secretary.

NEGRO FREEDOM
T a MEETING of the -COMMITTEE of
the BRITISH and FOREIGN SOCIETY for the UNI-
TpSAL ABOLITION of SLAVERY and the SLAVE
ADE, held this 9th day of MAacH, 1836, at No. IS, Alder-
nrurv,
of I! was unanimously Resolved—That it is the deliberate judgment
t ~tnis Society, that the Negroes in the Mauritius who have here-
. 2iure been called slaves, and are now distinguished as apprentices,
;.‘re
,r absolutely entitled to their unqualilled freedom, and ought to.
Va''.e their title forthwith recognised and. fully protected by the
itish Parliament, inasmuch as it appears by indisputable evidence
Withthat the five-sixths of them Lave been feloniously imported, and all
ees of identifying the remaining one-sixth purposely obliterated
the view of screening the nefarious trade.
Ml': BUXTON having given notice of moving for a Committee of
Enquiry into the general question of the Apprenticeship, and ano-
rr Hon. Member having undertaken in the place of Mr. Buxton
0 bring the Mauritius case under the special notice of the House,
Resolved—That with a view to secure the attendance of Mem-
bers in support of both these important questions, the correspon-
dents of the Anti-Slavery Socitties be earnestly entreated to recall
to the recollection of their Representatives the strong assurances
Zilieh they have given of their -constancy and zeal in the Ar4i-
Avery Cause, and to remind them that the support of their con-
titilents was chiefly to be ascribed to these assurances.
Resolved—That these Resolutions be published three times in
tile Daily Papers, and twice in such Weekly Papers as have proved
themselves favourable to the Anti-Slaveiy Cause.
GEORGE STEPHEN, Chairman.
ENINSULAR STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
LISBON, CADIZ, and GIBRALTAR. calling off Oporto,
weather permitting.
The GLA SCOW, of 500 tons, and 160 horse-power, is expected
t° arrive in a few days, and will start again for the above Ports
about the 20th init.
In addition to this Vessel, and the LIVERPOOL, of the same
!.ze and power, the Managers beg to announce that they have taken
L'l) for the line, the large and splendidly fitted up Steam-ship
'IANCHESTER, of 600 tons, and 200 horse-power, a vessel
celebrated for her extraordinary speed. With these three vessels
communication will be kept up every 10 days, until the Corn-
urii New Vessels, now building in the River, will be ready,
-wulin the communication will be 'WEEKLY.
WILLCOX and ANDERSON, Managers,
46, Lime-street.

SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY
N froin DOVER to LONDON, through the WEALD of
I(ET.
,f4At a highly respectable and numerous Meeting of the Inhabitants
4 ''SHPORD and the victiity (at which Deputations specially
'Pointed from Dover, Folkestone, Hvthe, Cranbrook, Tunbridge,
and Tunbridge Wells attended), held at the Saracen's Head Inn,
adjourned to the 'Assembly Rooms, Ashford, on Wednesday,
he 9th of March in,gtant.

WILLI.At JEMMETT, Esq., in the Chair,
441'1:tee following Resolutions were proposed, and unanimously
15t* M01.7-e—d by the Honourable Captain KING ; seconded by

Th
-at thi ti S. M. LATHASI,
s A.e ne, as ear ,w h d ith -much satisfaction, the pro-
, which has been made in Parliament owards obtaining an .Act
ea" Ying into effect the South-Eastern Railway.
...loved by Was. JEWHURST, Esq. ; seconded by GEORGE
Hun lIES, Esq.—
AThat this Meeting feel and desire to express a strong conviction
takzt the undertaking will confer most decided and important advan-
-41111.' not only upon the town end neighbourhood .of Ashford, and
taZ e Places through which the line of Railway is intended to be
but also on the agricultural interests of the district.
Moved by JoHn STONE, Esq. ; seconded by EDWARD
STODDA RT, EN.
at, therefore, the most strenuous support byt given to the pro-
's of the undertaking, in their efforts to obtain an Act to carry
44.8altne into effect.
Moved by JOHN BOXER, Esq., and seconded by GEORGE
Th Suirnam, Esq.—
top, at a Requisition be signed and presented to the County Mem-
Aari. requesting them to support the South-Eastern Railway in
bui.l4lent.
Moved by the Rev. Mr. CLAniz, and seconded by RALPH
. The
Boauttro the
ge opf THOMAS BROCKMAN, F.sq.—
roosed Undertakig will, in e op.!*lion of this eet-
thep greatest importance to theth M
Fishery Interests of the
Coast.

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(Signed) WM. JE3IAIETT, Chairman.
k 0 Chairman having left the Chair, it was moved by EirwARD
TheKga, Esq. , seconded by the Honourable Captain KIN
his at the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman fdr
and impartial conduct in the Chair this day.
STEPHENS'S WRITING FLUID.
'et 4' CAUTION TO RETAILERS.
Viers trio is beine• practised by unprin,:ipled persons, o. f soliciting
ikitnts for the abiive article and sendinc, and substituting for it an
theTti°n, with labels, &c., so nearly resembling' the original, that
CnPosition is not immediately discovered. Parties are requested
the e cautious of whom they receive the goods. The Inventor of
Itue!enuine article has great pleasure in stating that he has frc-
trtiel applications for it from persons for the purpose of ticketing.
%tin 8 In shop windows, having found it to resist the action of the
`capl)° " rnuch better than common inks.' A reference to the parties
I„,„' given.
e genuine Writing Fluid is prepared solely by the Inventor,
Iftes;.7 Stehens, A 4, Stamford-street, Blackfriars-road. Sold by
sPecPtable Booksellers and Stationers.
TEPHENS'S WRITING FLUID.
eitin As many inquires are anxiously made by parties•lsing this
te2°sitien as to its durability and safety, the Inventor has printed,
atOltous distribution, a short Essay or Statement, in which
the
laiitherto unexplained cause of the destruction of records after
of fir Pse of years by badly prepared ink is shown, as also the causes
dedti
„,decorcposition of colours generally. The inferences and fair
ktisiF"ons to be drawn fro the above statement will, he trusts,
C.oni Y the mind, and ensurm e the confidence of the Publie in his
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Position
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Stephens, No. 54, Stamford-street, Blackfriars-road.
Itu°BBERD'S COUGH DROPS.—This Mc-
(ju dicine has been long esteemed for its Superior Efficacy in
cor
eeary of. •Ds, and ASTHMAS ;it is the inrntion of an. Apo-
satin considerable practice, who stakes his professional replitation on
eytign eLrY properties ; it will instantly afford relief to the most inveterate
urrtora.tiat the same time give freedom to respiration, promote gentle ex-
tiae qrengthen the whole debilitated Constitution, and procu.re
eea lhg comfbrts of rest and sleep; and by due perseverance in its
Deade,,, rinanent cure (if in the power of medicine to effect) invy be de-
n,ke",e
'cat% o's.roPrietor, anxious to nlace this eecellent Medicine within the
nife.ll
each _ .all classes has deteimined to pat it up in. bottles, at Is. l4d.
Wray be procured of E. Edwards, 67, ISt. Paul's Church Yard
4). a: tway; stradlii,g Royal Excli_nge Gates, Cornhill; Sanger,t.deitandlt leis; 7.1 Oxfok street.
'abs'olutely .I-lecessary that purchasers should ask for
a, nirarsit.l.)berd's Craign ops," and see that G.evernment StathP
I.:vanD Edwards, 67, St. Paul s.'
11: ANDRETH'S PILLS, the Original Vege-
:eighty fable UNIVERSAL MEDICINE, established upwards of
All ars.arise from the one cause—an impurity in the blood,
liatoey,,,lles its circulation by settling on some. organ or. part, and ini-
•,;,°,c!, a ;'n,!Lii:,l ensues These Pills correct, purify, and lavigoratethe
`"E'• ar.e it to circulate freely ; giving to every organ healthy action.
tePatr"" original Vegetable Med.cine; bnd have the highest r.d.aims
are ot..ginarage of a liberal and discerning Public. Dr. BRA Dlt, II;
tic n
ter th.rr discoverer Lot having decided on their present formula
ext.e'rience' curt laborious research into the medicinal
heethe nuinerous plants composing the Vegetable Kingdom ;
I,acitiel.?!llY, compose thatshould :it one.: putify and produce,
dis„;','flen, an equalization of toe circulating fluid; and whoever
isat,_. to give these Pills a trial, will at once find that this ob-
Th
ilt°,lgeive!niTrdiate relief in all constitutional Constipations of
.the
Icor Nervous' liilioua Affections, Flatitlenty, Habitual
16144.2 Sick Head-ache, arising from .an overloaded condition.
ateecte%
,urgans, Viscera, &c., and the destruction of onus is
tic4..a,11 scorb.7.ly them. Tliree or lour weeks' Use will eradic4,-! Scurvy,
Airzir?ons Afi,t,te... Humours, Erysipelas, or St. A nthogiyl.s Ftre, and.all
Asth 'ons of the Skin ; and in diseases of the Eyes, Paral-..tie
to„ of the ic.4.la' Dropsy, Stone and Gravel, Piles, Lumbago, Aflee-
,,4lodie etri :t neYs, Irritation cf the liladeler, Urealira, Rectum and
en,ur
,they arb fbund invaluable. They also remove the
Vent s fi ""'" of evils to which females are subject at certain
tienza is
• won cured liy these Pills, and li..bility to it pre-
Inother of a f
dress e Medicine. the should be without a constant s.upply. of- titiip-
Net;. the eat; FY are most effective in their administrat!on to C.. 1111.
/.10,
). '4-81. age, when labouring under disease of any, kind,
lli' Wiirinsll".g C9ogli, Dentition Measles Searlet Fever, Chicken
4caao. Tinea Capitis or Scal'd lead,' and all other Eruptive
I,(L.utl;,liettitare,,,i to all individuals afflicted with either the Rheumatism
en it once or Y invaluable; it not only eradicates, hut, regularly
w(1-'ant?tiiiii, and
al:wice a week, it will most assuredly prevent-a return.
ai any other, Voyagers will find this the best medicine, without the
tierrit ,to Prevent Costiveness, Scurvy, and the various diseases
Y atm°. S.oYages or foreign it unalterable by time
sp erlical. change drandreti;'s Pills are also a certain prevail-
-I!iii,:"..athin„."l', amt Zg,, and are likewise the best medicine prepa.atory to,
tt'aek living three or four of these Flits will prevent
leasmt sensations.
Theatre of 'A
TESTI NAli OF H. NV. DENVIIURST, ESQ.
Dr. Brand,.eaZoology, Gower-street, Euston-square.
13et:r Sir London, January 10, 1814.
ave —As you have requested mv candid opinion of your
th,ss in A, uca pleasure in sta"ing that whon-labowin 'er a serious
rr ' the ugu.'t I tool- tl • • your • •is
nan 1.3, advice, and am happy to say
4(l.'ra theirction was iiieveri'way all that I could desire ; and accordingly
that "'lse:. elate Ty recovery. In sating thus much, I beg to ob-
i. oi„is Live no opili respecting the advantages you attribute to
raea,ntictlin,eiv.eraal reinceial agei!t, but I consider them an excellent

. " I remain, my dear Sir, yours truly,
i. 11. W. DENVIICitsr, F.L.V.S."
" Surgeori-AcCoucher and Professor of Human and Zoolb-
real Anatomy, and Corr. Mem. Worecs. Nat. Hist.
tif';hlar7riiireth;l7l-7lnititlY}e.'ax‘ tcyd Journal, August 2:3, 18:;1.
.111,,
_.e4 f9O,
..osn...vi,l,'picre agr,e. fe.w.w.iliosodooi:ientekdnoaw„itrnhVthese
letssseelit?ev;
!1,4,
_rxNs ;4::,,,..-!(Ai nit!) Mood, t.j,i, 1,
,f
le,.akeq
.10,),
ty.,..!! cations of the human ir....r_n_. e take it fl;erefore a 4 a
11,e,,,,nie, u, ,
...0 the mei:urine wh.cli maises—; the b.ood pure, wlibout
I, •• s pill. Lt sYstem, must be most excellent; Ana, as w.e know I.,ran-
Air frien,,,-. be such a medicine, we recommend tt.tent With conh..ence
', t, "—Pally .-oad high are their testimonials,
,ill„‘'n all 1, f.rons the Oxford Herald, August 2d, Mt.
'tate',; Mr ',4117s we hear of astonishing cures performed by Brandreih's
y r- leßs .-
."Ikins of gagdalen College was cured by them,, ot nice-
.4ll jele,,,;niti eleven weeks, Which had been bad nine
.years.
bowels,
cure,
4s'llil,Zll_‘suri4.arlonoxious accurrailations fromttilnit.e. ssttormenatril,im,i,iiind tzefr..a,m,.yeld
ii,(rit4torin'
tinit the blpod, 4 ttie same i
Q 4 . IA a.
~,, e ene...Foes bon, or uldt, and mind.
We. bfve ourselve ;, bgs si„h Antlbil,„„. Pill, ~.,1 ca, kont experience, recommend
311 ea• 4"lix. t° °Ur nu si --leilieeB, Is. 114 d
,rel;,o,us friends.
vendrsi._ ,rt.., 456 d., and I ii: ,13._ oid to-eye:7 respectable
.1 town and country