The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-31 00:00:00

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THE
AND WESTMINSTER BANK.
l'"E Third Section of the Bank Charter
• Bill, which has now received the Royal Assent,
1,, ties te the Bank of England the monopoly of bein:
litth .le Bank of Issue, but enables Joint Stock Banks f
'rem to be established in London, or within 65 milest.
ailliit Section is in the following words : .
'' Q al Whereas the intention of this Act is, that the
. laarieernor and Company' of the Bank of England should,
io °R the period stated in this Act (subject, nevertheless,
Ito 'Zit reden,
a ptiiin as is described in this Act), continue
tires(l'' end enjoy all the exclusive privileges of banking.
1 bshoe
said .
,bilhe
Isla ,gn of his Majesty King George the Third aftire-
litaVkregulated by the said recited, Act of the 7th of his
atal„,Y King George the Fourth, or any priorf rr
the, l'ent Act or Acts of Parliament, hut in other or n
haettatelltsive privilege of banking : and whereas doubts
VI the `en as to the construction of the said Act.s,. and a,
dient :teat of such exclusive privileges ; and it is expe.;
thersCret ail such doubts should be removed. .B. e i
corpora:, declared and enacted, that any body politic or
cansistr,tnt society, or company, or partnership, although
4440.1'1 more than six persons, may carry on. the
6.' 126 business of Banking in London, or within.s!aty-
eel; t'4'''' thereof," provided that such body politic or
bert4tei or n
society, or company, or partnership, do not
tasSel.„"vic, or talc up, in Eglad, any sum or sums of
tae' "a their bills or notepaynable on demand, or at
41.1 D,4tLinte than six months from the borrowing thereof,
Aetsn'ttbue continuance of the privileges granted by this
ttliltillie saiti Governor and Company of the Bank of
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144. undermentioned Noblemen and Gentlemen have
4114,,1Y Undertaken to form an Establishment of the
aild,- ues,seription, under the name of THE LONDON
Itic-NTMINSTER BANK.
4411 intended in this Bank, as far as may be prac-
114t, a' t 0 allow a graduated scale of interest on dep
,ts.
attl h" While none of the best parts of the system p ur-
Propol London Private Bankers will be overlooked, it is
Lao bed to give such other facilities to the public as have
lolttsit:tated with so much advantage to all classes by
Ilstilo -tock Banks in Scotland, and_ by the various
sad irtestablishments more recently formed in England
, To pitad•
''iltl"4:e Perfect security, and to obtain an extensive
ilths:llel it') of the shares, the Capital lass been fixed at
ktit'as'po,lrtuo°fl.s,
51, per
into 100,000 shares of 1001. each.fi
per share will be payable in the. first
IS) (thee' and three months' public notice will he given o
A farther call which may be required.
It egeations for Shares to be made by letter, addressed
k thelSecretary of the London and Westminster Bank,
4'd i„4 temporary offices, 85, Great Winchester-street,
'44- In d-street - and 11, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall,
qUiries may be made.
COMMITTEE.
The .14ost Noble the Marquis of BUTri.oT
Sire.,,rtlght Hon. Lord STUART 1:)Et
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_HSAY.
I,A.±,IIO:IIAS FREMAN 4 LE, 8ar_2,31.1'. _
1.1,,‘,,, RICK MAXWELL STEWAR I, Esq., MA'.
J dial Y THOMAS HOPE, Esq., M.P.
%,0%,' STEWART. Esq., M.P.
GEC EL ANDERSON, Zsq,
11ENAGE ARBLITHIcEt Esq..
lINVti/.617,%.13m01510A8NAJ,
ROBERT
EIIII DOUGLAS, Esq.
MATH II ARVEN , E. q
PE EW BOULTON:RENNIE, Esq.
N...../k!l‘ SON THOMPSON, Esq.
VIITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
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T tllnit ton-pt, New-road, ,sewsroad, King's Cross, London.,_
u Alr. HASLETT, HYGEIAN AG EN T,
1, RATCLIFF.
ethl P.-4n giving you a short account of my proceedings
tait-t sale of Mr. Morison's Universal Vegetable Medi-
tttat since your kindness in establishing me as your sub-
hat t;',l have had many discouragements to contend with,
tltije'Yng on the veracity of your word, I have been
1444:1 to persevere. In my own family as well as nlum-
-01 others, she
6ltt than medicine has done wonders, and am
'l,„ ever attonished that the community. should
4::,E_,dnegnclaey
aassilfeetph
aen;l swallow down drugs, with as much
, were sure to cure their diseases,. not
itso'idering that they are of the most dangerous ingre-
tliitts that can enter the human body. A very reepect-
strWitriter of the last century makes a very honest
4 t ) in
his writings, " That the benefit of medicine
141;eade will ever be Confined to those who are able to
le„ite them-sand of course the far greater part of man-
litto
tWill be every where deprived of them ; physicians,
t44o:ber People, must live by their employment' and the
I,li:at ast either want advice altogether or take up with
'lbis ',"I'll is worse than none, viz., from the boys at a
, Thertq• This Sir I know from woful experience. .
cleste Z are not, however, any where wanting wed die-
I:4 deFt:ri'le of better sense, who are willing to supply
Sp ,tlo„.' of medical advice to the poor,. did not their
, b ads
ill after sums! ess their declination to. do goo .
"eto4euPle are often deterred from the mast praiseworthy
i.,,,_let ee O,,bY the foolish alarms sounded in their ears by a
'`‘ta, 'Cpt,lsdical men, who, to raise their own importance,
li
trail; '"e difficulties of doing good, find fault with what
'b,-s,itirc.e.._°Tm. en.dable, and fleer at every attempt to relive
he cis; "'eh as not conducted by the precise rules of
:`kti ,„' The writer begs to be excused for saying that
tad
th'lo't3ththeart such well-disposedpersons do much good,
iha, se i actions, which ariePgenerally the result of
1.,,` Fab and observation, are aiways name rational. than
rear
e ignorant retailer of drugs, who despises both
aao end
et 11'110 Observation that he may go wrong by rule,
tlett ' While he is dosing his patient with poison, often
4,1 slather things
greater importance.
of aY of of far worthy members
4,atitiet,, the faculty are, no doubt,
0_
ttiarY rile; t but as this can never be the characterb f
eli,esre:ber in any profession, it would certainly efor
vaj:s ii, as well as the honour of mankind, to have some
otililitera°l the conduct of those to whom they entrust so
jpc, ase,.reasute as health. The veil of mystery which
that al out °vet the profession renders it not only a con-
t bas even a suspicious art, which induces every one
of
kNoo ,n conversant with the new theory to pronounce
+lbw, Lerjek.
may yeirt if these sentiments came from a practitioner
ttth'eoced4rs standing, may we not be permitted to place
Ills te• i4.,e,nee in his assertion, that the profession alto.
tchkd bot:Wek, especially when we see so many boys
tte:icli th, n'd the counters of every druggist-shop,
417'1)st-tyre were, a few months ago, no less than ten or
to„ste „ ',en Whitechapel Church and the five lamps at.
'4411 '4U drugs enough to poison all the people in
Si olti .
it&" nt3r4wery true saying that a drowning man will catch
to' s de4o ,'therefore, we must expect that every person who
tat th Will
-.,p,,, ttt ~ not tarry long before they fly to any per-
ivto.r, Igive them advice,. especially if he is dubbed a
Pala 4'h j assure you, Sir, I speak from. experience.
104 burin was in the greatest extremity, racked with
cooe at least'even years illness, I have had on icy night
Coal, ten
‘tho, e ~,different bottles of medicine, therefore I
44' i 3 lio 4cuse for others in the same extremity ; but,
ki to Wa,,,rra'lge to tell, is, that after there have been so
,'" to„4ngs given to the public, they are so obstinate
a . -Into ,i... .
Iliohrh no the very jaws of danger.
11,14';d pay more More than ever persuaded that persons
have, not'l, Particular attention to the printed directions ;
tesieeapeore, done so, I never could have expected to
ii IN'' Vge-t.‘t,",e bene.fi.t I have from the use of the Uni-
tabs.°. 1 „"le Medicine. I mean, Sir, to take them, that
111%7 te,,u'''t first night, and No. 2 the next. I have
tittflaettit„a to be thankful, to that God who dealeth out
talt4, Sit-'10 every one that cryeth to hint in time of
life, ialt 12;4' have been the great channel by which this
ttot.'lliti",ncen conveyed to me, and I hope, through nay
litioleeti in."! gratitude for the vondertul blessing I have
ltl team." fits of Spasms,Costiveness, Indigestion,
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of Spirits.
t 64, ele,tei deafness, Headache, and Lowness .
toivereep n'Y Eyesight, and a variety of other defects,
laittlietsto N'n Persons between sixty and seventy,—the
leg efreoertabie Medicine has produced the most astoa
Pet tY titught4trnY family-
,sta„llhte 0 e,t I life was a wed by them after she had been
als.-,'"ng 1,,,,,e1 ten days. Her doctor absolutely refused
tiltrn"lorito,7,) in consequence of her saying she had taken
them ail the Universal Medicine. She of course took
tad ;iron het. tin'e of her confinement ; she administered
i,, z,- infant son a very short time after his birth,
4 i'lqwtiZ nne of the finest children in the kingdom.
Witlo' able ttohitn'one or two of No. 2 every week, and
14 ut the I stand against the Caldest day in winter
itiity „11l _ test fear of taking cold.
il,ortsrld ofvy.,aa. cured of an ulcerated throat in about ten
Vrne. titt,,,.". locked jaw which must have killed him in a
ii: ',,61,, u
.1 advind him to take large doses of the
, Aee'olt,eshe,ina'%'teir.s:al, Medicine, and, in the above
.short
itikin oer da , " Louse and found lulu out on business.
bade
g her
,ughtem who was nearly killed by an iron bar
L;)% 4 dram`faiLhe edge of her e • n ar the temple, which
4tti'' h'. 'i,"ul w°n'id, and to Yittll aeppearance she would tt4Siehly't'o%*
8,1 l lier friends' persuaded her to go ins
taa et sag -,4,4,4e°Ps law. when I saw her, - inateediately
o Nett "' of r.t.• t; aria 'put tin heir eye a'bread
~,,rtWeelc evePruuhice. I continued the pills; and in
oahrevrle6rsyvdaasastonished. The
rho:cels4ol: e 4 ''':iYtil,ePltoeeltriialt oh:uts haveilly
1 'or ten "'w on the forehead
4ttit'tr: Pills, and in eight or ten
:it tremendous black
litnreediately took
days they performea
, esa. --- has taken them anti *
A 4eight- -0, k received great he-
r alas been very happy in applying them to
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