The Sun.
London, England, 1834-05-02 00:00:00

HE MASTER TAILORS OF LONDON

E COMMITTEE apointed at a GE-
NERAL MEETING of the TRADE on t%e
. at WILLIS'S-ROONIS, KING-STREET,
,lES'S, are extremely sorry to discover that in
of pr. pring th, adveitiseinents for tlw
TUESDAY the r.ame4 of man! pero4s who at-

/ere oinitteil. The adjoined list, they trust, will
'out! the dr ficiency, and prove correct. Should,
any inaccuracy still exist, the Cs.mmittee request
les t i l signify the stifle to Mr. llorison, S 9,
street.

JOHN LESLIE, Chaii man.
led-h ,u.e, St. J airs'.l-%1 reef, 'Hay I. 1534.
1, Regent-street Atkinson and Crook, Re-
.ane, Saville-street gent-street
krtin, St. James's-st. George Bingham, Conduit-
alker, street
itton, Upper Gros- Thos. Horton, Green-street
street R. White, South Molton-
id Forest, Cork-st. street
,pee, 26, Jermyn-st. E. Bourne and Co., Lamb's-
ilcox, Red Lion-sq. Conduit-street
Wheeler,Princes.st. Fraser and Banwell, Bond-
, 14, St. James's-st. street
and Thompson, Benj. Palmer, Qudrant
;reet W. May, Holles-street

TO. JOURNEYMEN TAILORS.
E under-mentioned HOUSES of CALL
\ye been appointed by the Committee of Master
Ir tie reception of those Journeymen who are
secede from the Trade;' Union, and return to
k at the old tate of wares.
JOHN LESLIE, Chaim \n.
led House Tavern, St. Janus's, May 1, 183 L.
Feat hers, St. Martin's-strict.

Star and Garter, Poland-street.
Lion and Goat, Grosvenor street, Bonth‘treet.

a MEETING of. the COMMITTEE
th-,,e:o!e COURT of COMMON COUNCIL
kTY of LONDON; appointed to inquire whether
'tient to mike itoy and what alterations in the
1 Institutions of the said City, held at the Guild-
Fraty, ti,r 25th day of April, 1834, it wts
(ved tinnuitoon,v,—Tbat 'Me" cordial thanks of this
tee be given to William Piitchitril, Eq., for the
displayed by hint as C:Atirman of the Commit-
iughout the whole couree of their arduous and
inquiry : for the very great talent and indefati
mrch by which-he qualified himself to idustrate
tin the various difficult anti important measures
:ate Reform, which engaged, the attention'tof the
.tee; and, above all, for the temprOffiruincss
'stet' by him while presiding at theirdlMral m et-
cl for the kind and courteous manners which
,•iied his intercourse with the -11Iemberi of the
:tee, and by which be has secured their highest
'ud lasting gratitude.

WOODTHORPE.

;SU ANT to a Decree of the High
inn of Chanc ry, made in a Can's WOODFALL
KELL, the Cleiliturs of VAUGHAN GRlF-
late of coppice:row, Ckikenwell, in the county
:sex, and of Cambria Cottage, Championlgrove,
'ell, in the co:Wry of Surrey, Printers' Ink
:urer (who died on the 26th day of August
re forthwith, by their Solicitors, to .c.itne in and
teir debts before G.crge B cone Bullpen,
cf the nisters of the said Court, at his
I, in Southampton-buildings, Clianeery-lane,
or in default thereof they will be excluded the
the sail decree.

D. SilU- ii I n k7,tr ref. , Westminster.

Plaintiff's S. liciaur,

.SUANT to a decree of the High
arc of Chancery, made in a cause WOODFALL
,FELL, the rent of kin of VAUGHAN
"MS,. late of Coppice•row, Clerkenwell, in

ay of Middlesex, —Lod of Cambria Cottage,
in-grove, Camberwell, in the county of Surrey,
Ink Manufavurtr, (who died on the 26th
Agust 1832,) are forthwith, by their Solicitors,
in and prove their kindred before Ce,rge B:Jone
Esti , one of the Masters of the said Court,
,tubers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-
lotion ; or in default thereof, they will be,
•ily excluded the benefit of the said decree.

SLIUTER. Militunk.s.reet, Westminster.

Plaintiff 'a Silicitor,

LORD HOLLAND.
EXT SATURDAY'S Number of
COURT JOURNAL will, he yrescitted the
- Sketch of the Residench-of 6' t!:e 13ritish No-
-4,1 Gentry," comprising Hollond House, the seat
Hulloed, at Kensington, and embracing a general
pf the I),use and grounds, accompanied v. ith
ftmily anecdote,, historical and genealogical.
't Journal and Gazette of the Fashionable NVorid
1Y published every Saturday morning, on a band--
t•
stamped siiect, containing 4S columns, price
ling, and supplied by all newsin,n and book-
town and country, free of postage.
led fur Henry Culburu by W. Thomas, at tile.
Catherine street, Strand.

TO THE ARMY AND NAVY.

EAT SATURDAY'S Number of the
VAL and MILITARY GAZETTE will be
Pl3O of the Government for the Promoti.m of
31ficers—L•tters from Sir Howard Douglas to
tr respecting "Breaking the Line"—Narrative
'roceetlinzs at Lyons, by an aie-Witness—Sir
l'altatn's Register Bill—Review of the Military
India Intelligence—Kilmainham Hos-
aaithlY Report of the Stations r.f the Army and
)arliatnentiry Debates, kc., with all the News of
..--The Naval and Military Gazette is published
outlay Afiertmon on a handsome quarto stamped
rritlini"4 48 columns and is forwarded by the
'• Postage free, to all puts of the Urtitd Kings
la, and the Colonies.
fished for 11. Cohurn, by W. Thom ss, at the offic,,
riries,treet, Strand.

daY Was published, in 2 vols. post Svo.,
U T 0 W N;
ROUGII SKETCHES of CHARACTER,
11S,
BY PEREGRINE REEDPEN.
rr,;'.ave been much amused with the light and plea-
uf 'Our Town.' It is clever, observant,
G..zAte.
Icicver series of cithinet pictures. Their Limitable

r aylight are atimirable."—Atlivlxe 'tn.

44thttr has caught with great sk,li the warmers
1
ilitta which fregnetAly occur in a country market
At will be generally read with pl,asure and nut
,40 because the characters tell some very amu-ing
Coo: ler.
itthaxd •Bentley, 8, New Burlington-street.

IF. ONLY ntmAII,NexItNG LOTTERY.
iicliapo:„lp‘re...ty(-:af.pl.188:
;he 224 JULY
ndcr the Act Ist and (ItIt: Commissioners
ihute by kit all the rein .il:*
ti of the Glasgow Imp OvEitiri';l
is of various amounts and value,"atCciou'oPnY,:Rsil;
1 the City of Landon, according to th • ~,c„ 1e an,
n which V e ptivs in State Lotteries
‘
drawn. The Scheme contaii:s the liiitot‘‘.ieng
r'
i he•ides smaller Prizes of .£BOO, .Z5OO, £4OO,
.200, B,:e. &, All to be drawn in One Day, the
Y next :
...... of £16.000 ...... ..X16,000
10,000......... 10,000
."
"•
'••'••........ 1,600 1,600
' .............. 1,500 1,500
.............. 1,400 2,800
1,100 l,lOO

&c. &c. &c.
rlzez in the Scheme will be paiditn money if re-
'll;,i-et only to a commission of 5 per cent. on
``bout £lOO, which is deducted to cover the
expense in sellinc the property. In the First
',lad Glasgow Lot cries the Prizes were all sod to
a"I money lot each paid on demand as soon
-et, ar T he. Tickets ttl Sitarr•S, divided agreeably to
,„ File at all thekOffices in 'Town and Country.
VAT
EXTRACT OF FLOWERS.
414 it'" extraordinary circulation of the above er
r tliverY general adoption by the first ranks of
led ti " toilette and in the drawing-room, have
, NT • in 1 nr to render it,
.ey ~f oprietors an mar CAVO
scent arid fragrance, equal, if not superior,
Fleri,„
rrunit "(41 of perfume for the handkerchief. It
.is
• a combination of flowers, selected 'for their
tweetne,
`, and aromatic properties,'.whert those
Rh their fullest vigoia.—Manulactured and
Brea:hank, and Rigge, Perfumers to the
Y. 5, New Bond-street, in bottles of 15..,
1;11;34 (id-
ortiee 84111 r BOUQUET is also recommended
"r the Nubility and Gentry, as a pleasing,
rtfulr and durable perfume.