The Sun.
London, England, 1836-07-13 00:00:00

ATO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
MEETING of the Friends and Supporters of
MARTIN T. SMITH, Esq., is requested at the City of
127ciLondon Tavern, on TUESDAY, the 19th instant, at One o'clo,:k
se:ty, for the purpose of considering the steps which should be
1
.I;.Ken, to promote the Election of that Gentleman to a seat in the
ast, India Direction on the next vacancy.
Janes Alexander • Charles Littledale
David Baillie Samuel Jones Loyd
Henry Bainbridge Josiah Lucas
It Balfour, Major-Gen. Mathias P. Lucas
ineas Bail:1y Stephen Rumbold Lushington
BenjamiTi Barnard . Neill. Nalcoim
Jame,, Barnett Pulteney Malcolm
Charles Bayley William Masterman
,oseph G. Brett Charles Millett
„Charles M. Burrell James Nisbett
Caledon George W. Norman Aaron Chapman . William Northage
• Isaac Cohen . James Parkinson
' William Crawford John Poynder
Henry Davidsoa George Purling
• James Du Pre Reay
John R. Durant
,Thomas Richards
John Minet Fector Nathan M. Rothschild
James W. Fres-hfield Richard Sanderson
Richard P. Glyn William H. Scott, Lieut.-Col.
Isaac Lyon Goldsmid George Sheddon
James As
Gordon, M.D. Thomas Sheppard
icl,c Harlow John Shore •
Pil'Jmas Halifax Charles Skipper
P.obert Hehoe James H. Spry
Thomas Helps Henry Stainton
William Janson - Henry Sturroch
-J. C. Jervoise Cornelius P. Sulivan
Charles Jollands ' Christian Tawke
John Irving Claude G. Thornton
Joseph Ka ye
'William Kay Charles H. Tracy
Herve Vigne
E. Kerrison, Maj.- Gen. Robert Williams
11. M. King Samuel Wix
London,
Geot.ge KinlochlB36. • John Woolley.
July 12,

rirlo the _HOLDERS of SHARES in the late
LONDON and GRAVESEND and LONDON and
ZIO VER. RAILWAY COMPANIES.
Notice is hereby given, that the Gravesend and Dover Certificates
continue to be EXCHANGED for those of the Kent Railway
C mpany at the Office 76 Cornhill, D AILY, between the hours of
Ten and Three o'clock!

By order of the Board,
WM. GREEN,
Kent Railway OfF.ce 76 CornhC.ll Secretaries.
111 V-21,1836
, u ,
ALDo and BRAINTREE RAILWAY,
RAILWAY
conur.iunicating with the EASTERN COUNTIES
att
Capital, £1:20,000, in Shares of £25.
Deposit, £l.
BAiXERS.
London and Westminster Bank.
Messrs. Mills, Bawtree, and Co., Witham.
ENGINEER—John Braithwaite, Esq.
SURVEYOR-111 r. James Beadel, Jun.
SoLicrroa--George Archer, Esq.,
1, Featherstone-buildings, Holborn.
A Prospectus with the nams of the Provisional Committee, eaP of the Line, and Estimatese of Expenditure and Revenue, will
mPublished in a few days. Application for Shares may. in the
eanwehile be addressed to Mr. James Beadel, jun., Witham ;
to th
, SolAustinic'itor or to the Secretary of the Eastern Counties Rail-
-18, Friars.

T
11RE METROPOLITAN WEEKLY, CON-
SERVATIVE JOURNAL.
Capital 10A01., in Shares of 21. each.
211ar • CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
. Stus of Londonderry. Sir R. Greisley, Bart., M. P.
Majoliawkes, Esc! ,AIP. . C. Biggs, Esq.
r Abdy -• ' • - Rev. C. Mackenzie.
W. RustleiEsq. - J. Walker Ord.
As the Paper will now start very -early (the Stamp Duty ceasing
the Ist f
the p ° August), it is desirable that an parties wishing to take in
w aper forward their names and addresses to the Office, 13,
lligton-street, Strand. Advertisements for the first Number
must be sent to the same place early. Without wishing to induce
Advertisers beyond their own interest, the Committee need only
mention, that they have every confidence, from the present state of
their books, that the Journal Will commence with a sale of 10,000
weekly.
tionThe very few Shares no,;( remaining require immediate applica-
, which must be made at the Office of the Metropolitan Literary
Journal, 13, Wellingtm-street; Strand.
M. S. MILTON, Secretary.

LOPNDON AND PROhVIENtCb`IIAhLaNfEVIN'S;
PAPER, toUCOlitPdAtwNiYce, afossr.eteke, to be called the ENG..
pub
• '
Capital £25,000, in 5,000 Shares of 5/. each.
. ,
U.
PROVISIONAL co3,IIHTTEE.
IV. J Gordon, E
Esq. 1 Rev. Henry Chaloner.
Henry Howa,
rd, q E .
, M. A. G. Watson, Esq.
nsq J. dward,
With power to add to their E
numbesr.Esq.
... In soliciting the patronage of the public in behalf of a new
'raper, it is necessary to give a concise but candid declaration of
the motives from which the undertaking springs, and the principles
by which its progress will be regulated.
Among those who are acquainted with the state of the public
press no surprise will be excited that an undertaking of this nature
has been set on foot. Complaints have long been made of the dif-
ficulty of obtaining from the public Papers correct information of
the events which are daily passing around us. Trivial circum-
stancs are so constantly exaggerated to serve party purposes that,
from. the conflictin
elicit the truth. g statements which appear, it is impossible to
To obviate these objections will this Paper be established, which,
bound down to no Party, disclaiming connection with every faction,
Avill state facts al they really occur ; not giving a colouring to some
circumstances, and repressing others; but preseinting in a manly,
honou 1 ,
, and open manner, a true narrative of passing events,
without -partiality, and without reserve. It will ever be found the
steiadr cane'adv of all measures, from whatever source they emanate,
ea'eu .ated of general utility; and promote the welfare of the
cow•inunitv at large.
The political principles advocated will be liberal, according to the
ftrue acceptation of the word, and by endeavouring to attain that
eositrisennfmedium dictated by common sense as the best for the inte-
the Cliasr;lTt'itiY'omid the Scylla of Toryism on the one hand, and
t
first Sight be imagi,see%tanism on the other. It may perhaps
Paper will be uninterestingtat by being attached to neither party tin):
by whim such would haye,et,o btr, but• happily the
the dayesseanrte g
state
of public feeli-Jg that Paper wchielieir (sii9sinagnut in
ned by ii)nrtegrity, in.-
dependence, and a determination'
.
strenuously to uphold whatever is
benefici-J, and to oppose that which a pears injurious to the na-
tional interests, without 1 efercnce to ppolitics, cannot fail to com-
ma-4d the respect and attention of nil parties.
The present Prospectus being merely intended as a notice to the
public, it is not meessary to enter into a detail of political ques-
tions : it may, however, be observed, that peculiar care will be de-
-voted to the agri.niltural interest; feeline- that " the agriculture of
the kingdom is the first of all its
,ncern's—the foundation of all its
prosperity."
Local COmmittecs will be forme every town throughout the
Empire., to communieat'.: with the ;anin Committee hi London,
and ce•,intry gentlemen wishing to be members Sre requested to give
t'arii notice.
.
Communications an,' applications for
,Shares
(post paid) to be
z'addre,tsed to George Smith, Norwich Gray's Inn-square ; Messrs.
Edward Morgan and Co., ; Mr. James Harrison, Bir •
min" ; Mr. W. R. .Ellis, Falmouth ; Mr. T. Roberts, High-
street, Exet
er;e Mr. D. Manchester - MT.-T.
Holt, Ducil-plaec,
Johnson, ; Mcss:s. Smith and Diode, Solicitors, 'Sheffield,
tessirs, Noep and Co Carlisle; Messrs French and Co., Edin-
bal.gb, ; Mr. J. Laing (71;t:,2,-,,w ;orMr . A. Stephenson, Aberdeen.
z Agents are wanted' in several country towns.---A full Prospectus
..s iii,.... Je
re
18, 1836.
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T SUMMER FIATS,
ii-7411 GoOd and- Chem) (qualities not frequently united. )—When
to ts.known that Hats, profess,.dly the best, are sold at from 4s. 9d.
The
it Must plainly appear that unfair dealing exists somewhere.
~.
se Prot
of this stat.:ishinent does not profess absurdates.
stc respectfully invites the
Frith their money to les.; ativan'' e.
'lrl 'lll' ST BF AVER HATS,
it'ld to inspect his Hats, ere- they part
t.g.p _le ...., 4
?ounces weight Is.
Ifis., usually charged
; Sen.“l Qualities,
el
cfs% 64. ; Newly .Invent'A Light Hats resembling Beaver, 3i oun,
Youth"slght, 128,..:....a .
rnost•• Gentlemanly Hat ; Livery Hats, I6s. ;
ng,
ir,. Hats srui im •
ps in Great•Varietv ; also, Gentlemen's Shoot-
nqPng-, and Travelling. Hats, and Caps.
CECIL HOUSE, '8.5, STRAND.
*.t Ohs:Tvo . the No., 85.
:12, GIZEAT RUS,.EI.I-STUEET, 131.00.1ISnljaY, AXI)
19, LuDGATE_Eimr„ CITY.

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VIIOLESO.NIE 'SUMMER BEVERAGE.
Leal' • • There is .nothing of more importance at the present
,al),.that the choice of a Beverage. The leading members of the
;.N'e'''"'elti profession, aware of the necessity for great caution in this
ct, having strongl recomnaended weak Brandy and water in
lion o.fot.he. general class of fermentable liquors, J. T. BETTS and
114 ,•-•‘:•, t itthed by this recommendation, and the constantly increas-
sale of the LATENT BRANDY, (exceeding, in the last year,
that oft he
L. • llons) preceding year by between twenty and thirty thousand
may, with-great propriety dwell upon its pT,Mi to the season ; not only as a safe and agreeablebeverage, but
4,'''''' With reference to its importance in the manufacture of Home-
rf''atie Wines, in the preparation of Confectionary and preserved'
.rtilts, aad for general' culinary pnrposes. For all which objects
It 13 Peculiarly adapted by that extreme purity and freedom from
8434 which has estabshed by the analysis and Certificates of
Many of the most eminent Chemists.
a
. As Distillers, J. T. BETTS anti. Co. cannot send out less than
0,0 ,-4
kiallons of. their PATENT BRANDX ; which may be oh-
itar,iued at Eighteen- Shillings per IMperial Gallon, of the highest
j'a,al strength, at.the Distillery, No. 7, Smithfield-Bars, leading, to
Vt. 491 M-street, whieh is their only Establishment!