The Sun.
London, England, 1838-04-12 00:00:00

T CHURCH-RATE ABOLITION SOCIETY.
a MEETING of the COMMITTEE, held
114 - at the Patriot Office, on Tuesday, April 10,
It was EDWARD SMITH, Esq., in the Chair,
Resolved-1. That, in the present state of the Church..
,testre estion, this Committee deem it necessary to renew their
~s,aga.inst Church-rates as being unscriptural, unjust, and op-
pr ~" ; and they repeat their determination to persevere in the use
lais.ful and constitutional means to effect their extinction.
That this Committee deeply regret the delay which has taken
in the apb
t° ointment of a Committee of the House of Com-
bat th . inquire into the mode of managing Church property;
th
tisa at, anxi•ous to avoid even the appearance of factious agita-
gre ,ty o.ve abstained from any public expression of such re-
d fr em taking any measures which might be considered to
ter istan'
ru stf.ul of the repeated assurances of her Majesty's Minis-
PI; that; they would relieve the Dissenters from the payment of
ticreir.rl
les
it ?' 7lts t this Committee have heard with much satisfaction that
Taftliretena stention of her Majesty's Government to propose a Coro-
pren 4nl Inquiry on an early day after the recess as a measure
literate ry to the introduction to Parliament of a Bill for the alio:
saz!it c't Church rates ; and that this Committee express their
anowae4llxl lope that no further adjournment of this question will be
itaha and their firm conviction that, if any postponement should
Ratel2Pai 3' take place, the feelings of the opponents of Church
of her 1.1 7,11 be tteeply wounded, and their confidence in the integrity
tljesty's Ministers upon this subject seriously diminished.
and oio ?hat considering Church rates to be " unscrip.tural, unjust,
tincti. pre.,sive," this Committee might fairly require their ex-
hither without 11 'without having regard to the sources whence the expenses
in', tc defrayed by them may be met ; but that desirous of affect-
th, 1 ttlement of the question in a manner the least offensive to
cale;P 'Afters of the rates, and believing that the arithmetical
chew! dons of the Right Honourable the Chancellor of the Ex-
che: r will bear the test of the most rigid inquiry, they will
ane ally render to the Committee to be appointed all the assist-
a 1 n thei
5. r power.
auk. That whilst this Committee arc anxious to render all possible
''e Luce to the parliamentary Committee to be appointed with a
vital ""'-t'oth
the settlement of thisgreat question, they nevertheless attach
they importance to local agitation against Church-rates, and that
most earnestly call upon all Protestant Dissenters and Liberal
the ii.rchtne.,l throughout the kingdom to resist by every lawful means
,1111...p0s ition Church-rates in their respective parishes.
". Th at a Publicmeeting of the members and friends of the
Church—rate
Abolition Society be held upon a day hereafter to be
tiled 'in the month of May next to receive a report of the proceFil
'- ylioif
the Society, and to adopt such measures for the extinction
aurch-rates circumstancs may then render expedient.
T. IL BOYKETT, Secretary.

TO THE PROPRIETORS; OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
E beg leave to offer you our grateful acknow-
ledgments for the honour you have conferred upon us by
re-electing us into the Direction.
Trustingthhe taty
have r the Pepiosed inroirietors us, will ever find us deserving of the t''''fidence
We have the honour to be, with great respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Yov.r most obedient and very humble Servants,
HENRY ALEXANDER
MILLIAM STANLEY CLARKE
JOHN SHEPHERD
JOHN THORNHILL
• FRANCIS ,WARDEN
WILLIAM YOUNG.
ILlEast d./ . House, April 11, 1836.

GY,,,NERAL POST-OFFICE, APRIL 9, 1838.
(MICE is Hereby Given, that her MA-
to E;STY'S POSTMASTER-GENERAL will be ready
11`„:atre eeive TENDERS, on or before the third day of May Next, at
e•clock, for RUNNING a MAIL COACH with FOUR
IS between LOLDON, LYNN, and WELLS.
Caat Cianditions may be seen on Application to the Post Offices
veyernib ridge, Ely, Lynn, and Wells, or at the Office of the Sur-
The id Superintendent of Ma
Endorsed Tenders for then" London and
1)01,1s Alail Cr star-Gone ra oach," Sealed up and addressed, to her Majesty's
l.

By Command,
W. L. MABEftLY, Secretary.

1)-----44------ASTENNE and GAUJAC BITUNIEN

Capital COMPANY.
250,0001., in 12,500 Shares of 201. each.
Deposit per share.
In lb,enconsequence of the numerous Applications for Shares, it has
.45. A4llostin.found impossible to issue Letters of Appropriation, but the
_e_nt Will take place, under the arrangement of the Directors,
~,, At UEDAE NEXT.
'''' Applications will be received after this day.
HENRY AMSINCK, Managing Director.
0 ROBERT TONLERTON, Secretary.
Mcc6 28, Moor rate-street, Thursday, April 12.
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STOCK
TRADE and GOODWILL of a BUSINESS
In c
to be SOLD.
s°43equence of the death of Mr. JOHN M'LEOD, Cutler and
Coteg'e-street,
Soli
Instrument Maker to the Royal Infirmary, No. 3, South
,i ~, Edi
L.I.E WHOLE STOCK in TRADE, with the
OF GOODWILL of the BUSINESS, is to be DISPOSED
With the use of tine Premises for such a length of time as may
agreed upon. This would prove an excellent opportunity for
kt
f Person with a small capital who may wish to change his present
49, of business, or who may wish to commence in the above line.
,tr_t,a scarcely necessary to say anything regarding the extent of
'„ae done by Mr. M‘Leod, who carried on the business success -
for
.abou.t thirty years, as every person acquainted with cutlery
't surgical instrument makina must be aware that ho stood anti-
.`alled in Edinburgh in both these capacities.
Por farther information application may be made immediately to
llntbert Auld, solicitor, City Chambers, by whom proposals will be
The business in the meantime will be carried on, as for-
'eArlb for behoof of the late Mr. M'Leod's family.
q,",, I3tl persons having claims against the late Mr. M'Leod are re-
to lod e
jtbesame with oaths of verity thereto, with Mr.
Auld •gar (I- those indebted to the deceased will atheir
to * Auld, who is authorized to receive and discharge
td•
trib
urn
April 6, 1838. (One Interest.)
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th_uug strokes of any strength, or flourishing any letter or word
ttarab`i,t the risk of injurin the Pen ; and lastly, to increase the
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ars
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e Perryian Pens, are faultless instruraents for writing."
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lall
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Yood the
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them b c taste of
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20, HA"TT.ONII-
Pr
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MESSRS, °INLAND AND SON,
Gentlemen GARDEN, LONDON.
Iraluabi
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duty tote..
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re ?tricacy of your Most excellent Macassar Oil. For h last !.5,
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.1
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per Logic.
Impos',ors call their trash the " GENUINE," and omit the" &" in the
bigw ,
ature, offering it for sale under the lure of being cheap .

VHING'S WORM-DESTROYING LOZEN-
vv are Patronized by the First Noblemen in the King-
10w as well as by the following Honourable Ladies who have given this
medicine to their own Children, and also to the Poor of their respective
lieighbourhoods, with unparalleled success
e Duchess of Leeds. Right Hon. Lady Caroline Capel.
he Duchess of Rutland.
11.1,h Right Hon. Lady Elia. Spencer.
14.1. t Hon. Countess of Darnley. Hon. Lady Boston.
Right
ht Hon. Countess of Shaftesbury. Hoe. Lady Say and Sele.
ight Hon. Countess of Mount Right Hen. Lady Lucy Bridgeman.
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Tbaciated and irregular state of the bowels, attem'ed violent pain.
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(`,.%vn_ fatal by ending in a 'consiimption or decay. As the safe restorer
fantine Health, in this critical stat e, " Ching's Worm-destroypg
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nalion, suited to every stag sot this period of life, andinfallible in their
their character has been sustained by the highest names in rank,
hgetability, and science, from a penional knowledge of their utility in
for e“"n families. As an opening medicine in Spring and Summ_er:orair,ids
„4.,....10ne5s of the stomach and bowels, and con vulsions, although W
t exist, it is allowed to be superior to every other.
67, s: Genuine will have on the Government Stamp, " Evan Edwards,
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ler, 76 b,.7 Edwards, 57, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sanger, 150, and Chan&
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:_'"ost dealers in medicine.

Sempor noeuit clifferre paratis."—Lt CAN.
THERE is perhaps no situation in life so full of
• ernbarrastment as when the. over-soneitivt fou 1 tiTnselv. es
`;ed to reveal their moral indiscretions, or their r • sioal roperfee-
111 the' 6 ethers. Day after day does the herroi of expos ire accumulate
ing Mei bodyagtio, while increasing disease augments the sutler-
thu, the and the irritability of the mind. Sensible of the anguish
ha, ?retracted, we have adopted a system which long praetical experience
r.4llre'ed to be highly successful, and which precludes tte absolute ne-
e ,Y if Personal emusounication with those who recoil from such mode
pi
A fkill and minute description of the anise, written in
and such has
will enable us to treat the patient with deligato secrecy ;
has been the peculiar nature of our practice, embraoing every
tnem circumstances that the moat timid may beet eneaurago-
Tw tlae opportunity at, attinded them.
frome.,utY-o,e years of practise, exclusively devoted to diseases arising
13,a, '''ilearetion gaiety, •r olicsate, whereby the constitution may have
an !tle enfeebled% enable us ts promise a rmtoration to health, without
ifinksrforecee wills the ordinary diet and habits.
tit 466": GOSB and Co. aro to onsulted, as ry day, at
tr residence; and Patients in then remotest parts of thee country earl
eated successfully on their describing minutely the ease, and on-
• t,• ing a remittance for Advice and Medicine. No difficulty can occur,
Re Medicines will be securely packed, and carefully protected front
-Rierration. GOSS and CO., M.R.C. Surgeons,
No. 7, Lancaster-place, Strand, London.
a Just publishod (Twenty.third Edition)-Ist. The IEGIS cf LIFE,
po`rnillar commentary on the above Diseases.-2d. The SYPH misT, a
exAtilar Treatise on Limes Venorea. &e.-3d. HVGEIANA, addressed
L„,u,nvely to the female Sex. May be had at 23 Paternoster-row,
".oll; and f all Booksellers. Prier ss. each.