The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-29 00:00:00

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To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADLLS AND GENTLEMEN,
THE very friendly encouragement with which
I have been honoured, in my application to succeed to
a Vacancy in your Court of Diretlors, demands my most
grateful Thanks, and I request you will accept my sincere
Acknowledgments for the Obligation von have conferred
upon me, by the liberal promise of your Support.
It Was my intention to have offered, myself as a Candidate
for the first Vacancy atter the late Eledion, but the present
one has occurred so immediately subsequent, that I - am, in-
duced to postpone my intended solicitation for the Favour of
your Suffrages until the next Vacancy, when I entertain the
most sanguine hope that your aelive exertions, and favourable
opinion, will place me in that honourable situation which it
,th4l be my. constant study to merit, by unremitting atten-
tion to the interest, prosperity, and security of your itnpor-
tant and extensive Concerns.

1 have the Honour to he, with the greate;t respell,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obliged and devoted huMble Servant,
JOHN JACKSON.
Eroad.street-buiWings, London,
April 26, 1833.

To thO WORTHY and I N DEP END It NT BORG ESSES
of BERWICK-UPON-TWEED. , •

GENTLEMEN,
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I
Cannot take my leave of you even for the pre.
sent, without, expressing to you my Gratitude for the
very great and unexampled Supporryou honoured me with
at the late Eleetion ; a Support which must carry conviaion
to every mind, that nothing hut the avowed junction of In-
terests of my Opponents could have deleatzd. liow far this
Sytem is consistent with the Independence of your Borough,
it is tin. you upon a future occasion to determine.
wishing you, Gentlemen, every public and
private happiness, I remain
Your very obliged, - '
and very faithful Servant.
JOHN CALLANDER.
Berwick, April.zo, 1803.
At the Close of the Poll, at the late Ele6lion for the Re-
presentatives to serve in Parliament tin- this Borough, the
numbers were as follows i. .
Francis Sitwell, Esq. 349—0 f which number were Plump-
ers or Double Votes, 2, equal to 351 Split Votes.
Alexander Allan, Esq. 318 —P:umpers or Double Votes for
_ditto, 3, equal to 321 Split Votes.
Sir John Callander, Bart.. 303—Plunipers or Double Votes
for ditto, 204, equal to 512 Split Votes.

TotheGENTLEVEN,-CLERGY,andFREELIOLDIAS
of the COUNTY. of NOTTINGHAM.

OENTLEAgN,
AS the Government of Madras, to which I have
lately' had the Honour of being appointed, and the'l).o.
tits which it requires, render it impossible for me to fulfil
those of a Member of the House of Commoins, I hive thought
it incumbent upon me to rake the necessary rnealisof vacating
my Seat in Parliament, and I have now to acquaint you, that
I have no longer the Honour of being one of. our Represen-
tatives. . •

On divesting myself of that Trust, I must request you toi
accept nry float grateful acknowledgments r6f- the favour and
confidence you .have sliewri me, by MI Ving twice plated it is
my hands ; and I beg•you to be assur..d, that I ant most par-
ticularly sensible of the indulgence I 'frequently ex wrienced
from you. in the course of the.pe.riort during which f held it,
when my professional dutie.s interrupted the regularity rarely
attendance on those of the station to which you had raisca
Me. _ _

I felt that I should render myself unworthy of your friend-
ship and hidulgenee, if,l kitowingtffy abused.them, and I
could not reconcile it to my feelings to hold. so high a Trust,
thi Duties of which I kuew it would not he in my power
.to
persigin; I therefore take my leave of you for the present,
because f am of opinion that I ought to do so : but the recol-
ledion of, your partiality to my Family, as .well as. to myself,
eneuurages.me to believe, that you will not blame me for
avowing that I cannot renounce the hope, that if on my re-
turn from the East Indies, a proper opportunity should otter,
1 may be again thought worthy of having unce more the
Honour of tepr,..sinting you in l3arliament.
'I am, most sincerely,
GENTLEMEN
Your obliged, faitliful, and
London, . alredionate Servant,
April zo, tgo3. BENTINCK.

To HL SOLD BY PRIVATE
_CONTRACT,

In the most delightful Part of the County of..Sullblk, a.can.
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veinent Distance from Several hlarke,t:rowns,

Degirahle ESTATE, cciiivtifinf, of
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genteel toothy Brick DW E ILL NG -14bV(E, f;ontain-
ing, on the Attic Story, four Garrets ; First- F.lj.jor, .seven
lied-chambers witlt.Closets ; on the Ground F lour, an ex-
cellent Drawing.. room, handsome Dining and IlreaktastPar-
lours, .a -Gentleman's Dressing.room, Hall,. &c. ; a very
good Kitchen, with necessary Offices adjoining. .I)etached
-is a Laundry, with numerous useful Offices ; with Stabling
-for. Fourteen Horses, two Conch-houses, with Granary;
Pigeon and Fowl . House ; most excellent Garden and Plea-
sure Grounds, Hot and Green House; Wall and other Fruit
Trees, of. the choicesht uality,tl abundance ; most excel-
lent Spring %Vinci.; with about- no Acies of Arable, Pas-.
ture, and Meadow Land, of prime quality. This Estate is
well worth the attention of a Gentleman who is fond of
Country Sports, as Game is plenty, and Fox hounds in„the
Neighbourhood.
For Particulars, apply (pest-paid) to Mr. Morgetroy,
No. 28, Paternoster-row, London; or to Messrs. Oliver and
Son, Sudbury ; and early application is necessary,' as the
Proprietor is to be spoken with on the Premises until the 341
of May.

A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

TROTTER'S ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, or ASIA-
TIC TOOTH-POWDER.

WHEREAS several 'Compositions, both in
Town and Country, have been vended, to the great
detriment of those who use them, Mrs. Trotter feels it her
duty to caution the Public to be particular of whom they
purchase the above Article, which they may rely on
.getting
genuine at her Warehouse, or from those whose Names are
inserted in her Advertisements. For above thete. twenty
years it having been held in the highest estimation by every
description of people, precludes all panegyric.
Those who have not tried the effects of this excel-
' lent Dentifrice,"will find a single box a sufficient quantity
to ascertain its efficacy and virtues; its excellencies being ac-
knowledged by the most respectable Medical Authorities,
used 'by 'many, and recommended. The Powder cleanses
and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the breath, possesses no
acid that can corrode the enamel, and is extremely safe in its
use. Flinn its astringency it strengthens the guns, eradi-
cates the-scurvy, . which often proves the destruction of a
whole set of Teeth, ineserves sound Teeth from t(,..ciy,
cures decayed_ Teeth from becoming worse, 'fastens. those
which arc loose, proves the happy means of piVienting their
being drawn. But what has eillianced it in theostimnion of
Ladies and Gentlemen who have been in the-liaoit of using.
it,-is, that it prevents the return of the Tooth-ach, with
which, belbre that period, they had been violently
Likewise a Tincture -which possesses the' power of easing
the most violent T00111.4.Ci1.--40Wlier 25. od. a BOX, and
Tincture as. 9d. a Bottle.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietress, N 0.3, BOW-
fort Buildings, Strand ; and by appointment, by ttilsrs.
Cattle and Lea, New Bond-street, and Turner, ditto ; kressrs.
Hendrie, Perfumers-to tier Majesty, Tichbome-street ,• Mr.
Love, Haymarket ; Mr. Davison.- fleet,street ; Mr. kigge,
Cheapside ; Messrs. Petty and co. Ball-alley, Lombard-
street.; Messrs. Champante and Ca. Jewry-street, Aldgate ;
Mr.TON, Royal Exchange ; and Mr, Vine, !lath.
N. 11. None is genuine that has not M. Trotter written
on tht Stamp. .