The Sun.
London, England, 1825-03-31 00:00:00

To THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
1-lANING the honour of being recommended
to you by the Directors of the East India Company,.
'vs CANDIDATES for the DIRECTION to he chosen this
Year, We take the liberty of requesting the favour of your
VOTE on the Day of Election, WEDNESDAY, the 13th
nexg, We are,
Ladies awl Gentlemen,
Tour most obedient and most humble Servants,
JOHN BAILLIE, Esq.
J AC.;013 130SANQUET, Esq.
WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY, Esq.
JOHN PETTY MUSPRAIT, Esq.
EDWARD PARRY, Esq.
WILLIAM 'WIGRAM, Esq.
East India House, March 30, 1825.

1-INGLISH and BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP CANAL.
T a nurnt,rous MEETING of the SUB-
SCRIBERS to this Undertaking held held at the London
, u
'Wee-House L d te Hill, on SATURDAY, the 26th of
_
lU2a, •
The Right Hon. Lord ROLLE in the Chair,
den' ore e oti ng f the
av Comng bmit On t
been rea
tee heir Proceedingi since the last
tntet l hid—
Resolved—That the Report be received and approved, and
Pj ed
, 45 part of the Minutes of this day.
tle,l at this Meeting do confirm and approve of the pyoceed-
i'.4ttlie Committee, as to the steps they have taken in Par-
Tteej hat +?,Pecng this measure. •
" Meeting do confirm the proceedings of the Com-
Canal (1,1 their negotiation with the Bridgewater and Taunton
tet latnp -")pany, and that they be authorized to pursue the
4,r41 to adopt and carry into execution such arrangements
of tVet'll.g it as. they may deem most conducive to the success
• API thulertaking.
r,ar:LWnent respecting the effect of the proposed line on Mr.
Resolved Property was then read.
re-
gard to the act in Thatit be referred to the Committee to
may deemertle°oln3tPnaaticin to be paid.FraMpton, as they
cum
of eemtab.e and-advisable,under the peculiar cir-
Ta Committee reeapseo.rted to the Meeting, that, in consequence
of Pamphlet, and other papers, having been circulated by
41r. Broadmead, of Lan port, on behalf of the opposers of the
fieastire, impuniiing some of the calculations contained in the
Ilt_e.porta of Mr. ' elthrd and Captain Nicholls, they had con-
Lilted Mr. Telford, who had unequivocally confirmed his re-
ort in all his parts; and that they had directed Capt. NiCholls
!? prepare h Report in reply to the adverse statement which the .
':Qtrunittee had considered. and were of opinion, completely
formed his thriner•Report, and presented a decisive answer to
the objections urged through Mr. Broadmead.
Resolved—That, for the general satisfaction of all parties in-
lerested.in, or affected by; the'measure,' the Report of Captain
icltolls now submitted to this Meeting he forth printed, and
wuaelY circulated, under the direction the' Committee.
ROLLE.
The Noble Lord having left the Chair,
It was Resolved Unanimously—That the warmest Thanks
of this Meeting be given 'to the Right Hon. Lord Rolle, for his
Fr:at kindneas in taking the Chair, and for the dignified and
0' Partial manner in which he has presided over the discussions
ot' the day.

• , ,
TO be SOLD to the best BiddPr, pursuant to
an Order of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, at West-
nsto, hearing date the lith day of February last, in a matter
entitled, " Touching certain Lands, Tenements, and Heredita-
nts seized into his Majesty's :hands, under a Writ of Diem
Extremtim, against the ESTATE and EFFECTS of
hHASSELL; deceased," at a time antFplace to be
3rafter 'advertised, bebre Henry William Vineent, Esq. his
tsajelt-Y'S Remembrancer. of the said Court, certain Freehold
c htates, late of George Hassell, deceased, situate at Cholesbury,
Ike. "ham, Bucklantl, and Ashritige, in the County of Bucks,
Lx into his Majesty's hands under a Writ of Diem Clausit
litrern, um, against the Estate and Effects of the said George
Hassell, deceased. Particulars may shortly be had at the
b I,rabers of theaing's Remembrances, No. 17, Mitre-court.
en111,11€73, Temple ; of James Smith. Es+, NO. 18, Austinfriars,
duon: and of William Bowyer, Esq. King's Reaiembrancer's
efface, Inner Temple, London.

si4llA:`,l PARK, MANSION. and ESTATE, KENT.
ily mr. TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION,
l_c;:RY GARRAWAS
"USE,HEN CORNHILL, on .TE-ICIRSDAY, Y'
May.COFFEE-
19, at
.
I;welve, (unless an acceptable offer is previously made by
f.ate Contract),
•HE very Valuable and Compact ESTATE,
at called ELTHAM PARK PLACE, delightfully situate
e cast end of Fltham, in the County of Kent, a short
vttatfee from Blackheath and.WO.ilwich, four miles from
001.5 Cray, 'and only ei):lit miles from London.. This ins-
OtlAnt Property pOssesscs a considerable frontage to the
411i:1r:fad. The Park contains 65 Acres and Upwards, nearly
• r centre of which is a sobstautial and beautifully orna-
't Med Villa, with a CoUservatory at the east end, and a
t‘r.ract
walk and „"nda to the whole south front of
'•L'ing; nufaierons attached and doff:lied offices, ex-
waji.l7e lawn.antl pb•acfory grounds, shrubberies, groves and
diita? uf greitt variety, beauty, and extent. At a convenient
te4nce froin the Mansion is- a gobd Farm House) with. ex"
tht. Agricultural Buildings. Also, about 75 Acres of rich
14!ile.Land.,
kholel?State
about a Aeres of Coppice or Wood Land.
comprises 142 A. 81t. 3P. Al of which (ex-
_AePtgabout It Acres) is Freehold; it is now in. the'best 'pOssi-
y4.,j'iFr) and is well adapted for the. Residence of a Family
trafs_tinetion. Immediate possession of the Mansion-may
ta,.'l had, and possession of the Farm and Lawns at Michael-
's next.
):e vlew_ed, with Tickets only, which, with Particulars,
L~ hh7 bad of Mr. Conkney, solicitor, Castle-street,' Hol-
ease Messrs. Black, Chapman, and Webb,' Hall Stair-.
Middle
Tempte; and of Mr. Henry Wilson, 105, Hat-
utt garden
Particulars r
icnla:rs to be had at the Castle, Elthaw ; Tiger's Head,
tqa,, Bulllnrii, Dairford- and ShoOter'a Hill': Green
Blackheath; and at Gat raway's.