The Sun.
London, England, 1840-10-03 00:00:00

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1, THE lIKDE i t,ivErtY rT-To7.\-iym-7-
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TLTENTLEML:;S • I
HE Victory is in your ,hands. Be not
deprived of your franchise by intimidion, ht hasten to
the Poll THIS DAY. Vote fearlessly asat to the result, and
elect HARMER as LORD MAYOR in his just turn.
J. BLACKET, Chairman.
Committee-room, Swan With Two Necks, Lad-lane, Octo-
ber 3d, 1540.
Committees sit daily at the following places :—Swan With
Two Necks, Lad-lane ; Salopian Coffee-house, Charing cross ;
Three Tuns, High .street, Borough ; the Catherine Wheel,
liishopgate-street ; the Ram Inn, Smithfield.
The Poll opens at Nine and closes at Three o'Clock.

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toria, ------
SSESSED T AXES.—coPOSITION.
" ' .- ' `Notice is hereby given, that by an Act of 3 and 4 Vic-
all CONTRACTS. of COMPOSITION for
ASSESSED TAXES are declared to be continued, with the
full benefits thereof, for the further term of One Year, to the
sth of April, 1842, except in cases of persons who shall be de-
sirous of determining their-Contracts on the sth day of April,
18.11,
hlClailof which cases all such persons. .must,
.on or before the
October., 1840, give notice in writing of such their
desire to the Assessor or Collector of the parish or place, or to
the
Surveyor for the District in which such composition shall
- ?evpayable; and all persons in such excepted cases who may
!:, ;e made any increase to the number of articles included in
::
vtniti,isetshaideC,ontr.ttcts, which increase they intend to discontinue,
,". in give notice to the Assessor or Collector of the parish in
for reside, or to the Surveyor of the District, on or be-
,. e the 10th day of actober, 1840, that it i, their intention to
IszcLontin.tie on or before the sth of March, 1841, the use of
, u additional articles, and must actually cease to keep the
• sat,Z, on or before the said sth of March, 1841, otherwise they ,
6th
~°€' Chargeable for the same in the year commencing on ,the
t„uaY of April 1841
brorin • ' .te.. s of notices to be delivered by persons desirous of de,-,
e be, ',mg their Contracts on the sth day of April, 1841, may
,nad on application to the Assessors of the several parishes.
~,IIY order of her Majesty's Commissioners of Stamps • and
'axes,
CHARLES PRESSLY, Secretary.

_EAST INDIA COTTON COMPANY,
Capital 500,0001., in 20,000 Shares of 25/. each.
Deposit 21. 10s. per Share.
BANKERS.
Messrs. Glyn, Halifax, Mills,'.*.and Co., London.
Manchester and Salford Bank, Manchester.
Itle"ril, Becket, Blayds,' and Co., Leeds.
SOLICITORS.
al evens, and Co. Jewry,
The , and 10, Whitehall.
Pr", al object of the East India Cotton Company will
rio—e suPPly of the English market with a cheaper and supe-
Triotton of Incian growth.
to the overwhelming importance of this question, in relation
before manufacturer and the shipowner, was strikingly brought
iti.c4oonmoorettfhtehemDirectors of the East India Company by a deputation
ported
i.ntaonchester Chamber orCommerce on .th. e 'presenta-
A lin a memorial, which stated " That the quantity of cotton
Great Britain in the first 11 months of the year
at.l9, amounted to 1,374,316 bales; of the value of 14,000,000/.
.4is.tug, in its unmanufactured state, of which only 96.110
0" Were from the Last Indies, of the value of about 600,000/.
Per 5 per cent. of the whole value of cotton imported, about
That cent• of our 'supply' being drawn from foreign sources.
z t the value of the above quantity of cotton in its ananufac-
„ tr3e(-Istate was 40,000,000/. sterling per annum, giving freight
• 2:00,000 tons of shipping, and employment to upwards of
• availair of persons," anti concluded by pointingtolndia as an
source of
auylY.
large
at the same time, a more desirable
hat ea,
.-, profit is to be derived by improving the culture
• Zee_otton in India, and preparing it for the English market, has
ern placed beyond a doubt by the successful results o t
anents recently made ; the difference in quantity alone,
taupe, for
quality between the indigenous cotton raised withou
and •
aiv sch -as is w 11 cultivated, Leine- in the same field, as
o Itt_or"ao,ne uin favour o well cultivated, being in the same field, as
It avour of improved culture'.
to.;_., evidently a conviction of the great interests at stake,
i• "tun induced the East India Company (although rohibite
...:......I;ent:B.hsegalges by the terms of their charter from trading of any
, 1201") to procure from the United States within the last twelv -
iaet,thaeir 'wn cost, through the express mission of Cap-
40a: on their Deputation
ofmciixtp.eriefi.ced cotton planters, who are
. -Ueputation of the East India Cotton Company have had
, ;turviews of a highly encouraging nature with the late Chair-
aeri end the Deputy Chairman of the East India Company the
sident of the Board of Control, the Board of Trade,, and
, the several parties in London, at Manchester, Liverpool, Glas-
-41°., Newcastle, and Bristol, interested in this post importan
°Pet, all of whom agree in the urgent necessity that a Com-
1111'1 should be formed for the purpose of carrying out this ob-
A, of the establishment of such a Company being, in thei
trZn7leelootf, calculated to ensure ample returns to parties eni-
'ng capital, a relief from foreign dependence, and a wide
profit and employment to British shipping.
Ns thA3Pileatiens for share and prospectuses, with the names of
"t‘ sol:Provisional Directors, to be made to the Bankers, to the
4 i
. ••• ettmis, or to the Secretary, at the Company's offices, 30,
ucklersbury, London.
•••* lt,t4" FREDERICK AIAXIVELL DANSON, Secretary.
APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC, 'ON BEHALF OF MR.
VINCENT AND HIS WIDOWED MOTHER.
\• 'NOME Friends of Mr. VINCENT, having be-
' '1 Come acquainted .with the painful fact, that in c onse-
aence of his protracted Imprisonment, his Widowed Mother
her unable either adequately
and comfort of her children,
'.u; titer, or to 'afford any assist-
aecessaries and comforts for'her
Henry, now lying in Oakham
into a Committee for the pur-
..kind to be applied to them in
if Mrs. Vincent, and her orphan
:he Committee to transmit a re-
ards the maintenance of Mr.
•nt, the Whigs having granted
iself with such articles of food
for his heallh and sustenance,
deprived of the means of pro-
, will not terminate till the
(ore to encounter the long and
.e deprivations and discomforts
..r family will have to struggle
oerheold icreased.wants and increased ex-
and assistance of her inesti-
romote
thtethheous whose exertions, while at liberty, the prosperity
mainly depended.
becomes the duty of all good men, anxious to
llideevnott ea: e spread of political knowledge and social improve-
haint thcmg the npp
,--The, and to protect from unneces,ary suf.
use who, like Mr. Vincent, have nobly and honestly
their themselves to so *just and holy a cause, to do all in
relievijeZer
Lis beloved rniP
--
todsuPPly his wants, alleviate his sufferings! andf
from all anxiety relative to the a ell. being ois
44arrob, e" Parent, sister and brothers, to all of whofm
the.,
i.app• .7 and sincerely att •hed and for whose com or 1
Such''flesh' eis known- to affectionately' solicitous.
.edgeo -aeing the circumstances tbe
es which have come to the know.
110 e Vincent's immediateanc friends in London, they lose
'that laying them before the country, in the full assurance
cent, --"t"‘" the many. thousand admiring friends of Mr. \ na-
t, wh° have listened) e efited . with delight to his manly. eloquence, or
raised by instructions, a sum of money will be immediately
Ash thuffieiently ample to enable the Committee to accor.n-
frotr, übject proposed, and thus rescue a deserving family
laytrio,"e miseries of poverty, and cheer the heart of the young
thek'ywhi3se devotion to hi country's service has.exposecl hint
eugeance of the powerful oppressor.
JOHN CLEAVE, Treasurer,
Sob
ARTHUR DYSON; Secretary.
ti • • gratei P ons in aid of the objects of the Committee will be
Ity 11? Y received by Mr. Cleave, Shoe-lane, Fleet-street, and
a it A
tlt
.alai„ 'Arthur D
e-she }son, 146, Kingslaud-road ; by whom a
"te be et ot the receipts and expenditure will from time to
Published.

11tili\Tic
The d.,,, S'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION OF
COPAIBA.
CIP/c Llerent ingredients contained in FRANKS'S SPE-.
most
,SOLUTION OF COPAII3A, are those abdviasepdebcyoltihaer
theter,etical and scientific in the profession, but,
treasest Process so compounded that each drug ygreatly in-
This `'.ue efficacy of the other.
Priv 4rvaluable Medicine is recommended in the public and
ate iractices of
'
1.,11, A.STLEY P. COOPER, Bart., F.R.S.s
1—,'"11 BENJAMIN BRODIE, Bart., F. R. S.
-,,„"",SEPH HENRY GREEN, Esq F.R. S.
kelt b "3"ANSBY B. COOPER, Esq.,
etielo.ners of
eornbers of „the
the Council of the Royal College of Surgeons,
tucdieal' aluil rzany other highly distinguished m
the e Protession, by whom it is deemed the only. Specific for
P,„kable
4P l''lre %f those diseases to which it is more immediately
"'he t ' 'ti,„,
"eq r 7-"suY of these gentlemen cannot fail to convinc-
e
ITlONe,"‘eelig mind that FRANKS'S SPECIFIC .
11°Ic",i5:tF° el,?,PbAutli3isAcoisnsniodteroednlay mileistevNe•arlyuaebslseenat
the
"ktiltyl'tituate and adopted Medicines daily prescribedliadl i
bywhation
to
PRAN.,,,
l't"ed t,,i,"',S SPECIFIC SOLUTION OF COPAlBAfi)rthies
ttire of r.,.- .e the most effectual, safe, and speedy remedy
.1,„1-1Alip."`C/L,ORIIIICEA, GLEETS, all URETIdRAsLTRDIIcS--
tr‘,.,"BE 0, FLUOR. ALBUS, SPASMODIC
...."1-RlitstilltlTATlON of the KIDNEYS,
4`ucets, ,'"A, and PROSTATE GLAND. _ BLADDER,yg
'4lll ta-P°T, the general health renders it particutairtlsy appplicable
11, „5,” of relaxed fibre and nervous debility .
Pre,,"°at delicate persons may take it wan perfecßtisaaofke
ftryi.ars.
1.1443, eredi WY by George Franks, Surgeon, 90,
tzl.e6.d.''":447sn'inancithrne"UbneithedadKofinagtldwomho,leisnale
c , and Its. each. I9eddi.-,
Bottlesaild r
atet a i•l2sN.
Ail Aul'lox - • unless " George Franks,
'l:ha:l'f :411 atii
It, ackfriar ---None is genuine
each is engraved on the Government Stamp
of ~_ °"Ph Henty Green,
bottle.Zidl:e"stimonials aro selected from amongst nume-
?rota J 41111 others forwarded to Mr. Franks.
ne ii.
11 • nal
ospitai College of Surgeons, .
Surgeon to St.
Esq., F. R. S., one of the
Thomas'sCouncil
-und ' and Professor of Surgery in King's College,
4` I h:fi'
dale.,rahno&saiideostpriiitalio,finMar.vaFrireatnyks's Solution
.of Copaiba, at
it. is
14 eltea •eraa, and the results waorfracnutesmoyf discharges
stating t
‘114., elous remedy
'''' Pleasant 4 effects' of Copaiba.
and ono which does not produce the
c.hargehsatin
c.
~.,
_(Signed) 'JOSEPH GREEN.
prorn; Llncoln's Inn-fields, April 15, 1835."
NI WasbY Coper, Esq., F. R. S. , one
HENRY
1.1
.()Yal College of Surgeons, London ; Surgeon
4, riprital
8, and Lecturer on Anatomy, g'e'
• r
tu.rit,.,ik_s:
a.ndahriassby of the Council nce iol
yo,
sf
Cooper presents his compliments to Mr.Gee2._
great pleasure in bearing testimony to . the In
easy j,i his :Solution of Copailea in Gonorrhea, for which
.dis-
elve
eta !' Coo Per has preseribed the Solution in tea or tw
es with orq
o -x.ew . • eet success.
1,1.0 a -street, April 13 1M5." .
ra llexander Tweedie, Esq'' Surgeon to the 'Metropolitan
:etri:iodtliyast'fle!eeedsaHryossipr,i_tali Carey-stret, Lincoln's Inn-fields.• I
have notes of six cases, in which have
Llorlhcea, in
itour I?paration ef Copaiba, for the cnre of
otter
of woich the disease has been subdued in a!lt
Te than according to the ordinary plans hitherto
"r
halveu,e,ol.. Besides those cases of which I have taken notes,
1144,,
atried it in several instances at the Greville-•treet Hos-
(ir,,el_, nd am
quite satisfied that it possesses a control over the
NilifsYmpterns of Gonorrhcea, relieving the discharge and
Iter4truig_ the scalding, in making water, that I have not ob-
::„tatapee
...._ilie_.ttsu.al methods of exhibiting Copaiba. In one. in
„,e,,,,,,,oieyy.dtd It. disagree with the stomdch ; but.. in this it.
the ,erne'd cl!Pnd rather on the method of exhibition than on.
it!elf, for on diluting it with a larger
flat ot
objection was at once obviated, and the NVOI
dint t
kiaued kni,ger ient got
iecinen days from the time that he commenced taking the
I have not had a case in which the discharge con-
than ten days after commencing this treatment.
Aktie• 4:1:: I am'
dear Sir, your's very
,trul,,
witi.\ (Signed
" ALEXANDER. TWEEDIE."
of,fa period of Two Months upwards of Three Hundred
o.sioii,t ere treated with FRANKS'S SPECIFIC SOLU-
COPAIBA, with perfect success, at th. e nbove.Lue:e
tki,:.ll:: .
aa_o Hospitals, viz., St. Thomas's, Guy
,s.z,a!'.d th.ea.sMra`rt,
iPalatibit their riispective Surgeons, whose ii Lstimoni i .

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cot."ide for the maintenance
ti
v, stang of two sons and a daup
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is: e towards procuring a few m
1 444:-Feeuted aid patriotic son, I-
'N\ bna(il, have formed themselves it
i , '.`le,_ of raisin,' a Permanent 17/
's - wt, Payme'nts to the relief of :
i t"ildren- and further to enable th
. t.* Warweekly contribution towai
v
' ii,lricent, during his imprisenmen
• 14, ,2 permission to furnish hims,
./
4..."',/ --`, clothing as may be necessary
: °tigh by their oppression he is d
Then,.
,Orineent's imprisonment
~..A 14 brareh; he has therefor
p the
i ny' ae
me
I g801:4416t‘ "f winter, amid th,
through th"
e his Mother and hey
4-31"/ de eo seasonf
the
coofu
counsel
'liable so
lif the 1,„?.' -,'"' whose PYr•rtinnc tx