The Sun.
London, England, 1836-05-11 00:00:00

LONDON AND GREENWICH RAIL-
WAY.
The COMPANY'S CARRIAGES START every half hour
`" nl DEPTFORD and BERMONDSEY, from Eight in the
rning to Seven in the evening, until further notice.
GEORGE WALTER, Resident Director.
N.B. Conveyances afe always in readiness for passengers from
Deptford to CI arleton, and Woolwich, and from l3ermondsey to
any part of town.,

EPORT OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE LONDON
THEAND GREENWICH RAILWAY.
Directors deem it a duty they owe to the
holders Shareholders generally, but more especially to the original
, to caution them against the various reports now in circu-
lation to the prejudice of the Company.
The Directors have much pleasure in assuring the Shareholders
that the reports alluded to are utterly without foundation, and that
Fay have been got up for the purpose of defeating certain Bills in
rliament of other Companies contending for their respective lines
of Railway. They beg to refer in refutation of such reports to the
minutes of evidence taken before the Committee of the House of
Commons on Rennie's London and Brighton Railway Bill, and the
Bouth Eastern (Dover) Railway Company's Bill (both of which.
are intended to pass over a part of the Greenwich line), in which
will be found much important and authentic information relative to
the London and Greenwich Railway by the following eminent
'nen :—Dr. Lardner, Sir John Rennie, Messrs. Lock, Milne,
•Peice, Cubitt, Restwick, and others. A reference to these minutes
will at once show that the Greenwich Railway possesses sunerior
advantages to those of any other actual or projected line in the
United Kingdom. The whole of the line of road is cleared of
houses from London Bridge to Greenwich, and the Directors are in
the possession of ample means for the completion of the Railway, on
which botween 4 and 500 men are now daily employed ; and should
the weather, which has for some months retarded the progress of
the works, continue fine, the whole will be finished iu less than
three months.
The weekly returns of traffic from that part of the Railway which
is completed, viz., from Bermondsey to Deptford, afford the Direc-
tors ample reason to calculate upon a vast income from this Railway
When in full operation, independent of all their other souices of
revenue.

GEO. WALTER, Resident Director.
Railway Office, 26, Cornhill, May 7,1836.

TO EDWARD CARTER. ESQ., MAYOR OF
PORTSMOUTH.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 9, 1836.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, BANKERS
MERCHANTS, TRADERS, and OTHERS, identi•
fled with the permanent welfare of the BOROUGH, and interestec
In the prosperity and extension of the Trade of the PORT o:
PORTSMOUTH, request you will Convene a
GENERAL MEETING of the INHABITANTS,
To take into Consideration the Expediency, Necessity, and Advan-
.

tages of a
RAILWAY FROM LONDON TO PORTSMOUTH,
On ;the most direct and practicable Line to the Eastward of Ports
dovitn Hill.

John Spi,-e Hulbert
W. Grant, jun.
Henry St. John Medley
josh. Harrison, Capt. R.N.
Richard Grant, Kt., R.N.
Heather
4-). Spicer
William Cooper
George Gillman
ilector, M'Lorg, and Co.
Thomas Dreweatt
Arms. Van den Bergh
30. 13. Price
Thomas Gray
Cavander
4. H. Fiske
C. Coles
Joseph Galt
W.,, Lang
Thomas Boddy
Thomas Martell, jun.
Jrn. Newton
Richard Pittis
William Stephens
John Eastman
A. Gilmour
Thomas Jamison
John Carpent,er
Charles Whiston
William Spearing
W. Devereux
Garrett and Gibbon
W. M. Hall
John Pullen
Wm. Bayley
John S. Leese
T. Pike
S. F. Dessiou
George Judd
41. D. Allen
Thomas Dash
Charles Burnley
'W. 3PCarthy.
Edward Godwin
George Stebbing
John Lindergen
John Miller, jun.
B. and E. Emanuel
John Gloge
Henry Slight
Thomas Nicholson
Frederick Passau
William Toovey
Andrevy Brown
Niehard Foord
-Witham Carrell
Joh,
Wit. ay
'am Stanfield
'Richard Barham, sen.
ttj.cvi•hard Barham, jun.
•,r-44 'ard Wellspring
• Tyler
Denis Bradley
j°ll He Coffin
ury John •red
Ste h Silver' 11, Pen
-1,01. Wright, jun.
Bartlett
'Mefferd James Wa
11. C. Selby y
..*5'7U.. Meredith
4tokirew Nance
;:,!n• Grossmith
sinanonds
b-Lenry Bubb
'lcrtici
ti• Hinton
T• Egoe'r Chambers
Owen
enetick Alecartney
• Shier
I.Nteas Brunt
sLeberd 'Wells
VII' G. Hurst
sz: C. Übsdell
Dagnell
j.it Stevens
ward Wells
Iq BOROUGH OF PORTSMOUTH.
eftplianee with this 'Requisition I appoint a MEETING of
the INHABITANTS of the 'Borough of Portsmouth,
AT THE SESSIONS ROOM,
On FainAy next, the 13th of May, 1636,
At Eleven for Twelve o'clock.
EDWARD CARTER, Mayor.

I. N. Hayles
William Peirce
William Minchin
"ichard White
_.A.x.
John !ism ard
J. H. Ranger
Prosper Ambrose
Botterill Megginson
Henry Childs
James Paul
George Kemp
John Morgan
Charles Wake
John Davis
J. Bennett
M. Comerford
C. J. Comerford
W. H. Tollervey
Benjamin Bramble
G. A. Stigant
William John Hay
William Harrison
John Headden
John Prince, sen.
Abraham Brooks
Richard Dawkins
John Nobbs
Stephen Hatch
William Egerton
Robert W. Austin
John Neal
Joseph Warn
'J. Stewart
J. 0. Travers
Thomas Goble
Johnrlyson
Josep Reeves
William Dixon, jun.
John Lipscomb
S. Greetham
J. H. Paffard
:John Newlyn
William Thomas Hearn
Isaac Lit.lejohns
Archibald Low
W. Bilton
G. W. Law
John Sheppard
Edmund Whiting
Thomas Ellyett
W. G. Wilson
William Bartlett
William Sergeant
John Moore
John Prince
Samuel Slocock
H. M. Plaisto
H. Hale
H. Sergeant
Stephen Hawkins
John Way, sen.
C. B. Redward
John Perfett
Abia Paine
William Purchase
William Horner
Isaac Ridout
James Sprent
James Petty
John Purchase
D. V. Stewart
William Russell
G. J. Scale
;James Driver
William Braxton
G. Bell
William Kenderdine
'Joseph Craven
Benjamin Craven
Robert I'hilpot
'James Dreweatt
S. Pinkard
John Maker
William Harding
Charles Howell
John Ramsbottom
James Brown
Robert Littlefield

*--alst* mouth, May 9, 1836.
WORM LOZENGES arc Patronized
t„it,x. by the First Noblemen in the Kingdom, u well as by fl,
ithieg Honourab e Ladies who have given this Medicine to their own
.4)Tiar.rils and also to the or of their respective neighbourhoods, with
Vlk~ghleled success :
, ,L(elless of eeds
i.uchessnf Hight Hon. Countess of Shaftesbury.
Right Hon. Countess of Mountnor.
;Alit ( oiliness of Dunks% tic.
kht'e,uutl• Lady Caro int Caput. Right Hon. Countess of Co k.
Rog f.n. Lady Dir. Spencer. Right Hon Lady Lucy Brldgcman.
ok .oy Roston. Lady Page Turner.
Ailed). Say and Bele. Lady Lova.
It 111.ny other ladies of the first rank and character.
the th," tact tablkhed by the annual Bills of Marsh's- that one half
Chl es.
- • • V! d
fruitfu, .. born
_atrr.cntofrbefor attaining even cars of age, ~11
mortality is found to exist in that f• ul state of
tht st,,ntic.h sourcecit 0.1
duc th gen •ration of Wwm.. As
i.‘4.4'ge rests% r o°elisifetv'n'tittel lioeal•11', in this critical state, " Cif nit's
14'!ine.ili•Uznenges" have long held a distingul bed reputatio As an open.
e Spring and Summer. 311. l for foulness of the stomach and
-•pt,iz,_tud convulsions, Wthough Worms may not exist, it is allow. i tube
jt /171.15 e any other.
p.enauluine w 11 have on the Government Stamp, "Evan Edwards,
tOd ii„:.. In pa• keti, Is. I ant , and te; at 2.. 9d. each.
vige 64, E.lwards 67, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Stnulling. Royal Esc-
" Cornhill; Sanger, 150, and Chau !kr, ';6, Oxiord-street.

Pii"-----:-----A ...,
4.-AKS'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION OF COPAIBA.
t„CERTAIN and MOST SPEEDY CURE
,e4l, all URETHRAL DISCHARGES, GLEETS, SPAS-
'it, up.-rItICVIIRES IRRITATION of the KIDNEYS, BLAD-
Isl., ''ETHRA, and 'PROSTATE GLAND.
141 Jn. , TESTIAIONIALS.
",t'11..-..-el)n Henry Green Esq., F.R.S., one of the Council of the Royal
Stri.'",,W. Surgeons, Surgeon to St. Thomas's Hospital, and Professor
Apt he Yin the King's Co lege, Loudon. ,
~,
th7Pit.4, "nide trial of Mr. Fran's Solution of r'opaiba, at St. Thoinaans(_
by'e,'Ult*" a variety of cases of discharges in the male and femalr.
one
leh .„_es\vnaortrant my stating, that it is an etlicarciotiscroem,edy., at d
„ " Produce the usual unpleasant &lee sof pa 1a
_,....
, 1(1, L.
(Signed) ...JOHN HENRY' GREEN.
441 traincoln's-Inn-fields, April .5, 1'95."
o', n'bY Cooper, Esq., F.R.S , Surgeon to Guy's Hospital, and Lec-
-1,54.11r ._ turtr on Anatomy, itc &c.
utc.:•its kr-anso7 Cooper presents his compliments to Mr. George Franks,
lt,opa,. ii
jaPiat nleasure in bearing testimony of the ethercy of his Soliitioll
iiiNtAtic„.:i kionorrhoe, for which disease Mr. Cooper has prescribed
n ten or twelve eases with perfect success.
-Nne*-Itr
11„ Weet.SPring-gardens, April 13, 1835."
t?'' j;',4ge.,,,i'rani Hentsch, Esq., 'No. 3, Holborn, late
tot,;;Y tte4r
,n to the Free Hospital, Gre!ille-street, Hattoo.gar.den ,
tleralt
tottat, and .!••4'
,11%.`rliu,, 'Ir,I have given your Medicine in very many cases 0 '44l,oreat and Gleets, sonic of which had been many months under
I bear testimony to its great etficacv. I have
Lily ihealetre in a much shorter time, and with more benefit to the
:,(1, of c,,,,, 1, than any ether mode of treatment I know of; the gene-
'Nit he '•14,, j:'ae been cured withibi a week from the commencement of
`-`, tri .-"eine, and some of them in less time than that. Have the
tritl. (..._ send ine another supply. I am, dear Sir, yours, very truly,
t.e7N11,.„,, (Signixli .. WILLIAM HENTSCH.
140) h:1" onlv"t, Hatton-garden. April 15, 1%5." •
k'G..!',l6( i". by George Franks, surgeon, 90, Illackfriars.road, and
go °Lbiurd-sty"' agents, Barclay 1%14 Sans. Farringdon.street; Sanger,
tit,4; bl."'e, Chen;
Johnston, (IS, Cornhill ; Proof, '2:29, Strand; Bowling,
v,„l,lL.'iirai, slren,•; Surrey 'Theatre; Watts, 1.0, Edgeware.road, Lon-
ttilk, ,''4.,-;n, and CO3-. street,w t. Liverpool; at the Medi
4,-„UC',_
_Mh,,.,:wer Sackvilisi ;Olin • ofJ. and 11. Raimes, Leith.
qty ;;;•etl ki.e ; and of all WI-1,4e ale and. Retail Meilicine-venders in
liti-414144411:4°1n• Sold in Bo ties at Ys. tkl., 4s 6.1 , and I Is. each,
4 kihti?'i.-I:ft
Pkr.avedir. t'rvetitimposition, the Honourable Commissioners„ of
lt,ll •If 'vet; „, ','etett the ame of .. George Franks, Black:rusts-road, to
:Ic---11,.;ii, the Government stamp.
IlltiOpet4`4l3 and other Medical Charities, supplied as usual from
tick tr. Fr„k
-4 rnlY be consulted every day, as usual, until Two