The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-13 00:00:00

To the PROP RI ET'ORS of EAST INDIA STOCK:.
ANo.GEN,TLENistr,
NINTATED in the most sensible manner by
the repeated assurances of support I continue to
re.Frive, I must again ettn'ess 'my warmest gratitude tor such
additional and disinterested nutria of favour!: •
I have already.humbly submitted 1.0 you ray prettfisions to
_fill a seat in the Direction:- The experience -or a great pot.
Wolof my lite in the Cornpany's.service, combined with en-
tire leisure, constitute the grounds of those pretensions ; more
I. cannot oWer, and more I am sure you do not require in a
Candidate, to enable. him to discharge the duties of this
pprtant station ; but i tray, I trust, .without presumption,
gtve you seleinn assurance, that in the event or my suc-
cess (and the reception I have met with in my canvass leaves
me no room to doubt it) my ability shall be exeacised to the
utmost, and the whole of my tithe be devp•ed to the fulfil.
rent of every duty conneded with the prosperity of the East'
India Comparly.
trust that those Proprietors to whom I haYe not yet paid
my respcds, will rot impute the apprent neglect to any
otter than the real cause,- the extensiveness of the Canvass.
I have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen.
You'i" most obedient and obliged-humble Servant,
Birchin-lane, reb.it; 1807- 10.)14kRT WILLIAMS.
N-. 13: Captain Williams's Committee meet every ‘Vednes.,
'clay, at the King's Head. Tavern, in. the Poultry, and -attend
from Eleven to Five &Clock,. by *horn any coolinunicatiois
'will be thankfully received. ,i

March 3, 407.
rrHE GOVERNORS of the LONDON HOS-
AL PITA 1, tirai themselves called upon to interest the,
Public in general in fay.otir of this meritorious .F.stahlisll-
- of Charityi and hope to experience the liberal support
which the Cause of. the Poor and Afflided requireS'at this
time.

The Hospital is a spacious and convenient Building, well.
adapted to tulfil the intention of the beneVolent Founders,'
containing .Eighteen Wards, capable of receiving nearly lidur
Hundred Patients : only SeveniVards can be opened, on ac-
'count of the low state, of the Funds 'of the, House.
• • Front the Reports of thePhisicians and Sutgeons it appears
that on every day appointed. for the/admission 'of Patients;
numbers of distressed Objeds apply, whom tire A tiending
Committee are obliged to refuse ; they can seled only the
Most urgent cases,--forty-nine mis,:rable Persons were sent
sway in the last week—of these many must sink preitia-
turety NiairnS to the Sickness or Disease under which they
lab Our. • -
' This Inatitution is situatCa in the midst of a most pppit-
lens Neighbotirhood, in which the Poor are very numerous;
and opulent- Residents but ttiv"; -on a-high ,road of grekt
trafßc,; audits the tfistriet.of the Sea-faring part.of the coin-
muhity, whOseapplications.for Relief in their Many CaSaal-
ties are continual ; and mos.!' particularly retlDire and deserve
attention'and assistance: '-Untbittinate §tlticurs are teixiveil
at any hour of the day, or night
,withont oth,gr, re„.ocninencla -
Lion than their-necessity and distress-,
.I.llsintcrior arrante-
Ment is ccrndueted on the,most hunkane 'aiiifytitticiOus plan..
The additional."Expence of Opening ALL ilte3Slards, which
~would be produCtiVe of such incalculable benefits to The-,
Poor, and atiVautage to time Public, , will be smaLl„compared.
-with-that" attending any new Institution.- Theliantding is
complete': the several Officers and Attendarcti. are :appoint- -
ed ; soil except in the partwujar ot-i,‘llinteriaoce, little, more
than the preSent Expences will beineurred.by the kelief of
nearly 250 additional "PatientS.
The Public at large -benefits- greatly :from these useful
'Establishments. They are the principal„schools for the Tot-
-mutton of
_Surgeons, and the ):•est for hicdial' Practitioners,
so nt-ceisaryto the Army and Nagy, where the want of a sut.
fici eat number of ski it a and Welliaradised rotessesrs has
lon, been• severely kit. • ,
. When the Governors spike} on the advarkages to be secur-
ed by atras;istance suffh.:ielit for the Permanent Endowment
of this Charity, and consider the generous compassion pre-
,,vatent in.all-classcs, they feel a conAdence.thar every Indi-
vidual, and many Public Bodies, will be happy to contribute
in their degree "to- tins pious and useful work, and that the
.11/letiotxilis will hold Mali; on-this, as on so many other oc.
~casLiovncil s, aßgelnoetriaoaiosci,xtample' of usetul beneficence. •
howevfer small the amount, will be,
moat thankNlly accepted forth; Hospital.
.By Order of the Special Committee, .
THOMAS RO L.KU FT, .Chairman.
Benefaaions subscribed at the e6theeting,
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February - - - - \ £4943 S

ADDITIONAL
.T.ondon -Pock Comp. 5,2,0 0 i• -Stein, Gower-street 3r ro
Executors Hol- F.loience Young - 3
laud, Esq deceased 52 to Sir F.Baring,l3t.M.P. zto a
H. Petty, Esq. toy o Baring. Brothers toy
Mrs. Turner; Blooms. . Wilson; (leis wel 1- st. 3t to
bury sos Tash, per Robarts •
- lofts VVoolmore, Esq. and Co. - 31 So
M. P. - 5z to Thomas Dickason, set.s2 to
41berr Petl.„ - 31 to: , I..ktic.kason, jun. 52 to
-.Geo. Green - 5L to T. L. Ellis - 31 to
tot. Fry ' 31 to T. Plotter, Lincoln's-
-W. Steinmetz - 31 10 Inn • - sz to
Sikes, Snaitli,,& Co. 52 to (..Stockwell.. - 31 2,,
Thomson Botiar 52 to E; Fry, . 31 to
C. Wegitelin - 31 ro Fletcher and,Son 52 to
kiesketh Smith . 3t to .3. Angerstein: 31 to
Rev. W. JeOson SE. Parkins, Mark-lane 31 so
Tiutes Dawson Harris 3s so N. E. Kinderieys . 21 0
Mlis E. Harris • - 31 to B. Pearce 31
ro
Q..Hakris, jun., -31 So. Isaac Currie - 3 rto
Birch, Wright, & 52 to" John LetPvre 31 so
T. and G. Anderson, G. Norman, Bromley
• Philpos. lane . 63 0 Common sO o
G. ShaYpi' jun. 39t1n Thomson- ,:. 52 so
tv. Sharp, Thread- 63 0 A. H. Thomson ;I so
necktie-types (oho Hughes' uildford 52 to
S. Vachell, Boiv il5 so • Ceo.Byttg, ESq
H. H. Duke olGlou. Annual. - •so ro
-ecst.er so o John Woodcock- - 5
Earl-of Moira -, 52 so J. Jackson, Esq. M.P. so
T. Sitith, hen- Ferry s,-Wells & Green 313 o
church-street 51,16 • •" • .
311. foto, Constitutes a Goyernor for Life
55., An Annual Governor..
Subscriptions are received by the Treasurer H. It Peily,,
Esq: ; by the Committee, at the Hospital, Mile-End-read;
Mr. ones; Secretary; Crutehed-Friars ; C,. fl • Turner,
Esq. Litnelsonse ; Messrs. Mairmaring and. Co. ; Messrs.
Bolder() and CO. ; .Sikes, Snaith, and -Co. ; Durrienj and
Co..' and 'Robins, Cutts, and Co. Bankers; by Mr. Al
Highmore, Ilaydort-square, Agent to the Special Committee;
and brMartin, Stone, and Co. Bankers.