The Sun.
London, England, 1840-06-12 00:00:00

The Directors do not pledge themselves to accept the Intve
Tender, By order of the Cotut,
401-iN WA RD, Secretary.

New Zealand flotisp,
Broad-street-buildings, June 11, Is4o,

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
-IDA the lamented death of Mr. Ravenshaw,
R. V A C4Npy cpcurreJ 141 ttip pireptiail of your
affairs, and rtialr piqcee3 n blunt ps 014 pccasion with
the most confident hopes of success, through your continued
support and interest.

shall have the honour of intimating to you the day that
may be fixed for the election, and of forwarding to my absent
supporteFs 4.!-,e necessary roacy papers to enable them to vote
fir me.

My Committee will sit daily at the London Tavern, Dish-
opsgate-street, and I shall feel grateful for the presence of as
many 9f nu friends as may find it convenient to attend.
ba4 khfr ionPur tp fie= atlieg ;n4 aentlemen,
Your faithful and phedient servant,
W. H. SYKES, Lieut.-Colonel.
Colonel Sykes respectfully entreats those friends who have
kindly promised him their votes, and who have recently
chanted their abode, or may now be absent from borne, that
they will do him the favour to inform him of the address to
which they wish their proxy papers to be sent.
Committee Room, London Tavern, June 12, 18-10.

9 HE INDIAN NEWS,
AND CHRONICLE OF EASTERN AFFAIRS.
No I. contains a great variety of important original articles,
and all the intelligence Pf ipterest received by thg overland
ma .I—Chinese prc?ject for massacreing the En;;ilish,—Attempt
to barn the Inglish fleet—British expedition against China—
Insurrection in Pekin—March of the Russians towards India—
Domestic news from the Presidencies—Civil—Military—Arri-
vale and Departures—Births, Marriages, and Deaths, &c, Le,
—The original articles comprise valuable papers on our relations
with China— On the rights and wrongs of India—Discritnina.
tire Duties, Bc. This Pfll4lleation is intended to form at once
a national and family
_journal. It will published every
month on the day after the arrival of the overland mail.

price ls. ; or 10s. a year to Subscribers.

Sold by all Newsmen, &c., in town and country. Commu•
nications to be achlre:;strd to the Editor, at Messrs. Smith,
P„ o phtlli London,

EXTRAORDINARY AND INCREASED
ATTRACTION!

ECOND CHEAT SALE of MOUSSE-
k..7 LINE DE LAINES and CHALIES, on MONDAY
Olt?, 14th of June, at Eleven o'clock, at WILLS and
DAVY'S, Nos. 43 and 4-4, OX-FOP,D.STREET.
The great sensation caused by the Extensive Sales effected
during the past week, in consequence of the very Low Prices
at which Goods of the most Elegant and Fashionable Descrip-
tion werg offered, attracted thousands of Ladies, many of whom
were disappointed, cir:nsefluence of the unprecedented demand.
The Proprietors have mneh pleaaure in announoing another
very extensive and choice Lot, on MONDAY. NEXT, con-
sisting of an immense number of the most beautiful Designs,
at prices varying from 4s. 3d. to 9s. 10d.
The general Stock, which is entirely New, and of the most
Valuable and Costly Description, consists of a vast assemblage
of BRITISH and FOREIGN NOVELTIES, for Summer
Costume, in Velours Epingle, Chine, Poult de Roles, Armures
and Satinetts, Pompadours, Montmorency Brocades, Reps,
Plain Gros de Naples, Rich Whits and Coloured Satins, Rich
Cordes Chine, Cordes a Poil, Dugazine de Pais, Constantine,
B,:e. All the prevailing Colours in Bonnet Cords, at Is. 44d.
per yard,
An Elegant Assemblage of 'MANTA LETTES and
SHAWLS, of the most recherche designs, The Stock of
IRISH CLOTHS and TABLE LINEN is very extensive,
and can with confidence be recommended to Families. An
excellent Assortment of HOSIERY and GLOVES, BRI-
TISH and FOREIGN LACE, and HABERDASHERY of
every description. Likewise an immense quantity of FRENCH
FLOWERS, just imported, and which will be found worthy
of attention,

WILLS and DAVY, 43, and 44, OXFORD-STREET.

Monday nest, 15th June, at Eleven o'Clock.