The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-02 00:00:00

PATRIOTIC FUND,

Lloyd's, April 30, igiz.
THE hobie achievement of the rednaion of
iiadajot, one of the, greatest exerticns'ot military vi-
gour, courage, and resolution, that the proucL.st annals of
wailare can exhibit, and.which, with many other gallant
and successful exertions, has raised the Military .trine of
fj teat Britain to the same high standard of glory. that adorns
the coltimns of her Naval Heroes, calls again for the he.
neVolent and patriotic Contributions of the Public to al-
leviate the Distresses of the W l DO WS,' to assist the OR-
PI IAN3' and to ralieve and console, in sonic degree, the
brave Men of the. Army 'of EARL WELLINGTON,
whom severe ‘vounds. have disabled for future service,

,The COMMITTEE of the •PATRIOTIL FUND, on
this signal occision,
_request a Meeting of the Merchants ;•
Bankers, and others ot this Metropolis, and of all the Sub-
eriber;s, at Merchant Seaman's Offke, over the Royal Ex-
Change, on Tuesday next, the sth-instant, at One o'Clock
precisely, to receive the Report of the CoMmittee, on the.
distribution andpresent state of this Fund ; and to conside.
of a a new appeal to the generosity of their Countrymen at
large. for the additional general SubsCripiions-throughont the
United Kingdom, to enable the Institution to Continue- its
accustomed raid* to these most deserving obj&is of spit-
pat hy and b•:aielleence.
By Order of the Committee,
I, P. WELSFORD,
Secretary.

At a GENERAL COURT.of Abe UNITED
.COMPANY
of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST
IN Dl ES, held at „their House in Leaderiliall,street, on
Thursday, the zd of April, iStz,• Eleven o'Clock iii
the forenoon :
Resolved unanimously,
THAT this Court having perused the .Papers laid
before them et the last General Court, desire to ex.
press-the.high -sense which-they entertain ot the great ability,'
zeal, and tidel:ty, with which the Directors have maintain-
ed the Interest of the East India Company. They return
them thaliks ter the powerful and•convincing arguments by
which they have shewn the. danger which would await the
British Empire from opening the I' rade of India, and the
immense advantages which the Nation has derived`: in
strength, revenue, territor mdcharatter, from the Capital,
ann the exertions of this Corporation.
That although this Court will feel it their catty on all oc-
casions to bow to the determination of the -Leeislature, they
cannot hut observe, with extreme Concern, that no p ropo_
sitieu is suggested of an increased ur hat titer I).viderid, either
noev orherearter, or edeant .ee of coy kind whatever to the
Proprt tors of East India Steck, notwithstanding- the sego.
ciation tier the renewal ut :he Cherter in 1793 begun with a
proposal for an increase of tividended Two per Cent. ehicit
Charter opened th t rate, hutch a limited ind partial de:
greet and notwithstanding, t net- while such ereat and pro
giess,ve adeentagee hay . neeit obtained' for the Public' et
1 tree. rhe Proprieters themselves have mid, little more than
common interest of the , money. I hat tuew to be called
upon to part with eh well:tined proportion of a Trade thus
established, and rienutained nitherte at their sole expence,
without .ffiv consideration ter in- seine, s,-gins to them to Hy
wholl unequitable. Under tneee impressions, th,s Coit.t
confides to the Honourable Court of Oirecters
wtheet.caasselroo..;:iss
interests in the turthe; itegocietien fur a new Charter, trist_
. trig to the justice of their Fellow Citizens, as
Majesty's Government, and to Parliament, tnatethey shall
receive that liberal treatment, which they regard them.
selves as so eminently entitled to at the hands of Weil
Country.
And that the Dii-e6tors be requesied to report their pro.:
ceedings from tune to time to this Court.
That the Court cannot contempeee. the essential change
proposed in the constitution of the (•oin
...Loy by an tierce,
stramed.Trade to end from Inibs, w,thout ereat concern and
apprehension, ,:t so mach on ..ecoiint or 'rite injury to which
it wilt subject Lei Company in their Commercial privileges
and profits, ..s on account of the tendency wilco such a
change must have to affect the system established by the Le-
gislature tor the Civil and Political Government of the Com-
pany's ferri'orial Possessions, whilst it is not at all 'likely
to afford to Cemmereial Interests of this Country the ad-
vantages ex pet..d Ivan it
Should, t het-ale, the ()peeing of the Trade to I ndia be the
ultimate determination of Parliament, this Court cannot but
express its hope, that .111 due care. will .be taken to accom-
peny the eniargements which shamshail, be given to the Indivi-
dua's in the I idian Trade, with such regulations as shall
most effedually ru.rd egaMst the dangers to,which those en-
largements might tepee the existing System of Indian Ade
ministration.
• May z. wee.. RAMSAY, Secretary.

I AI3R9DjaNnGI4.,,HIIO \tV, "aEiLngLE,mAdeSrfiti,Be Yirirant: do
tJ JAMES,
LS,
INC, 10 W E,L L, and CO. beg most respedtully to ap-
pounce to their nunurous Customers, that it is their inten-
tion at Michadmas next, to DISSOLVE their P AKI'N 1. R-
Sit I P .as it now exists, 'and in consequence, they take the
liberty to call upon all those Ladies who have AccountS
with them, and particularly those of long standing, to have
the goodness to discharge the same within the above period ;
at the saute time, they avail themselves of the opportunity
to see intriend to the notice of Ladies, the very extensive and
valuable Stock with which every Department of their Ware-
house is replete, and which, in consideration of the above
intended Arrangement, they will Sell much under the usual
rites.
rall-Mall, April 4, dm.

PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG.
MHE Advertiier.' being the real Matiuldaurer, is
determined to sell every article of the first tashion and
workmanship at the following reduced prices, viz.
Pearl Necklaces, an at remaking
1.45 is Olki
y, ng r
- o
tern, from
Ear-rings, per pair - I 5 01 o lei 6

Bandeaux - - . 10 to, o , . a to 0
Springs - • 4 4
0 > upwards { r s o
-
-
Bracelets, per pair 510 0
Lockets - - i ti 6 o 14 .0
Brooches - - i s o o 7 6
Crosses ' .: - 1 t oi l o 4 6
Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe,
from the above prices, that every Ornament is made of a
composition, or what -ts commonly called Patent Pearls,
they are respectfully informed, that every article is compos-
ed of Oriental Pearls, from the i'.isileries of Ceylon and
Persia, which, being manufadured by the real Work man,
are offered to the Public much under theirustral charges.
Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns, in Mo.
rocco cases, consisting of! Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-
rings, and three Brooches, from, z• I. to 301. per.suit. Ap-
ply. to 1. 11. Barlow, .No. 1, Grange-court, Carey-sfreet,
Lincoln's 11)11 Fields.

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
PATRON,
His Royal Highness the Duke of York.
_ GOVERNORS' .
Earl of Leitrim. I Cul. W. (ones, M.P.
Hon.• Col. 1. Barry, M.P. Cul. H. Clements, M.P.
John Latuuche, Nr.P. I Capt. I. Hay.
SUR GgoN,
Mr. Kiernan, Member of ,he Royal College, London.

':'HIS INS:riTUTION, established lot• the ex-
clusive Treatment and Cure of VENEREAL DIS.
EASES, and then' dreadful consequences, as Stridures, De-
bility, Ulceiations,. &C. has to boast the cure of no lass than
two thousand Patients annually, many of whom have. been
afflicted. from ten to twenty years.
The early symptoms of Gonorrhoea and Chancre are curefl
in 'a few dayS by Kierhan's superior and efficacious mode
of treatment, ,and that weakness and derangement of the ge-
nerative Igans, which impair the •constitution, and shorten
ids:, are here more sqccessfully treated than on any other
plan.
Mr:. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at
La priv:.•e house, No. 2,!, 'Lower harlotte-street, Bedford-
s,tuare, wly.te Letters from ToWn and Country are to be
ackite:;sed, rh,d the necessary advice and medictue will be
given Ot4Cilt to any part of arc kingdoto.