The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-28 00:00:00

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EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 27, !814.

THE COURT ofDIIiECTORS UNVMD
.VILE COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading
tolhe EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice
That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
COMPANY will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street,
on WEDNESDAY, the e2d June next, at Eleven o'Clock in.
the Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a DIVIDEND
from Christmas fast to Midsummer next.

That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will
be shut on Thursday, the 2d June next, at Two o'Clock, and
opened again on 'Thursday, the 9. Isf July following.
And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Company's
Stock, due on the sth July, will be ready to be delivered on
Tuesday, the 12th July next. •

J.4.NIES COBB, Secretary.

DISTRESS IN GERMANY.

THILE Europe is exulting in the immediate
prospect of Peace, and every heart is devising the
most expressive means of giving vent to the generous feelings
which it excites, the COMMITTEE far relieving DISTRESS
in GERMANY deem it scarcely needful to remind Briton's,
that. pere is no mode of rejoicing in prosperity, no wav of
spewing our gratitude to Almighty Providence for the bless-
ing, more noble than the relief of the distressed, the rescue
of those who, are ready to, perish.- The necessity, so often
stated, for aid to the suffering; Germans, still exists : much
has already been done, and upwards of 70 0001. has been no-
bly:contributed, and as promptly remittell, to alleviate the
sorrow?, which the happier circumstances of this Country still
scarcely enable us justly to conceive of. But there are !pil-
lions of Sullerers to whom the hand of Cbarity.must yet be
extended,. to save life : and never 'was the Proverb, that " lie
who gives promptly gives douhle,"" more applicable than at
present. Details of theseDistresees will be found in the Re-
)nortsuf the Committee, which, as well as Papers for Churches
and Congregations, may he had at the London 'Falter!), and
at Ackermann's, 101, Strand, to,the number of twenty-five,
gratis; and above that number, on large paper at
,7s. and
small paper at is:per hundred.
Amount already advertised

Subscriptions s'
At Mesns.Barclay & Co.
,Society of Friends at
Bristol - .L.633' 13
AtMeK.rs.Sruith,Petyue,
and Co.
Ber.E.Unwin , St.Wer-
berg's, Derby -
Collection at theParisli
Church of Glentworth,
Gl. I is. 9d.
At Mcssrs.lTeres,Srnart,
and Co.
Joseph Windily, Esq.
E. Willday',Esq.
At Mes,rs. tlosanquet
and Co.
Family Scraps - 41. Ss. Gd.
At:Messrs.!' irch &Co.
J.Groonie, Esq. Brunip-
ton

L. 77,460 10 G

nce received :

Mr. 111.*Gunthorpe' L. 5 0
Mr. John Waite - .1 I
Mr. William Hoyles I 0
Widow,Cod nee - I "0
!Rev. ti illiaco Patteson 2 0
Capt.Jaeob :,lilderistein 5 0
Crew of the IC ussian ship
Susannah Doroviea 7 0
Mrs E. - 0
Messrs. A. Hunt &Co, 5 0
FM's. "A. Hun I U
Collection at the Parish
Churc;) of Tuthory,
Statfordshire,per-licr
rerend G. W. Hutch-
inson - 251. laa. 9d.
The Corporation" of •
I,Valsall, Staffordshire b 0 0
Collected after a Ser-
- ' - 5 0 won ?reached by the
LewisWyatt,Esq:Albany 5 0 Rev. lhomas Grove 35 0
N.. 1. H. and J. D. - 3 6 Do. after a Sermon,
At Comniittee Room. per Rev.-J. H. -Spur- - • -
Mayor of Dartmouth% - 5 0 • rier 1.11 17s. 10id.
A. IL Holdswortb,Esq. • Individual
M. P., - - 10 0 • tioos from -the town.
E.P. Bastard, Esq. M.P. 11. 11 and vieiuity -of
Rev. Rohert Holelsworth 1 0 sail - • 1221. 1 Ss. Sd.
Charles Holdsworth I 0 Collection at, Wood-
Hine and Holdsworth 5 0 bridge Meeting, Suf-
Miss Hine - - 1 0 I folk, by Iter. i3.Price,
Sir. A. Pinson - 1 0 1 per George Ely, Esq. '25 1
Subscriplions received at the Bars of the City of • London
Tavern : Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stock Eichange; and at all
the Bankers in town and country: .
. R. H. MARTEN, }Secretaries.
LUKE HOWARD, ,
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This Day w•as pliblisbed,-

In Three Volumes, 12ino. prier 19s.'in boards,

.MORNTON : a Novel.--Ey MARGARET
CULLEN, Author of" Howe."
Printed for .1. Mawrnan, 39, Ludgatc-street, London ; and
fer Wilson and Son's; York.

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COAL 'f.‘2lt BROW N, AND CHlizte
THE' COAL TAR BROWN, is of two kinds,
viz. Common Tar Brown 18s. per cwt. and Refined Tar
Brown 2'2s. per -cwt.; they are both applicable to the cover•
ing rough Fencing, Porous Tiles, 'Weather Boarding,
Sluice Gates, Vs native Ground' and Winter;, particularly
the, Itedned Tar, which .is a •very valuable Preparation of
Coal Tar, it bcing.perfectly insoluble. in Water. 'rite Worm
will not penetrate where it is used; it is also of a good colour,
dries: very bard, and is easily applied, requiring ugly to be
heated, and laid on with a &minion tar-brnsii. The impene-
trable• Paints are'very ornamental, .and may he applied with
advantage to all purposes of useful painting, both inside and-
outside, wbere a handsome app,arance, durability, and neeu-
nouty,-are considerations ; but far park.pailings, stucco and
-plaster Wonts, iron andbwood railing, and out-buildings of
every description, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist
the etfects.of the weather in an astonishing degree, arc a cure
for the Worm and dry-rot, and will stand in but climates;
they are of the following colours and pr;ces,
Green, ses.-per cwt. Dark 'Green 7tls OliVe Green, I Its.
Fine Deep Green, Is. dd. to 2a, per lh. Slate Lead dad Stone
Colours, 54;it. pet cwt. Ctiocolate rQs. Reel or Brown, -495.
and White Paint, 60i. Prepared Oil to thin them forusa 7s.
per gallon. . •

/ Sold at thepritisli Paint Mannfactory, 62, Queen-street,
Cheapsitie,,Loildon.--Liaseed Cake, &c. , .

*..* Merchants, Captains, and the Trade, supplied on
beral Terms.

A RECEIn. TO LOOK AT •LEASTrEN YEARS
YOUNGER..

CIREY HAIR alnays makes a person- look
MLA. old, and, when it happens in early life, may be reckon-
rd a serious misfortune : hence various remedies are attempt-
ed;- powder and false hair are the most general; but many
people have an objection to both, partieplarly in liot'wea-
ther; an Article which Changes the flair to a Permanent
Coldur is, therefore, presumed to be desit orattun of import-
ance; such is ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE 'DYE, a Botanical
Composition, at -once cleanly, innocent,: and efficacious ; it
immediately clanges Grey or Red Hair to a beautiful' and
permanent Auburn or Black; by so easy a mode of applica,
tion that any Lady or Gentleman may change the colour of
their own Hair with- ease aod-secrecy, and, to remove all
doubt or prejudice in the minds of the sceptical, the Proprie-
tor.offers to forfeit One liandred 'Pounds if the Vegetable
Dye does not answer every purpose for which it is recomeud-
e'd. Sold, price ss. 7s. dd. 10s. dd. and Nil Guinea, by James
Atkinson., Perfumer, No. 43, Gerrard-street, Soho-square,
Laudon, and by most Perfumers and Bair Dressers in Town
and Country. . _

*,,* Ladies and Gentlemen in the Country sending,a remit-•
tance by post, will have a supply by return coach.
Also, patronised by the Royal I siuily, and most of the Nos
bilitY, ATKINSON'S CL'ILIANG FLUID, alloWed to he the
most el.igant Article,ever invented to moisten the I-lair with
in dressing; it remove.solldnudrutf, or other impurities, which
makes it harsh or obstructs the growth, makes it crow thick
and long, gives it a gloss and appearance• beautifnl beyond
description, produces a strong Curl,,which retains its form in
ezercise,or in damp weather, &c, For Its wonderful irroper-•
ties for the Growth'of the Hair, see some reniarlahle testi-
monies of itsetlicau in an,o..F4ssay on thc enclosed
with each Bottle, price Ss.Ad, Gs. and One Guinea.
Caution—Ask for Atkinson's Fluid or Dyee and ohserrc the
Signature, as there are Counterfeits,