The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-14 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1803.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIAOISTOCK.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
IHE Elettion for a Direlor, roomof the.
late Mr. Ho NT ta, being fixed for WEDNESDAY, the
tgth inst. I most earnestly solicit the favour of your support
upon that occasion.
If, froM the incorreetness of Lists,' is to residenctc,'-I hive
been hitherto prevented addressing, or paying.my.respeets to
every Proprietor, to that circumstance alone will, I trusr,
attributed any such failure, and not to a want r.:,;pect
as fully aware of the duty incumbent upon me, 1 anxiotioly
hope to accomplish it betore the Day oh
1 have the Honour to be with 'rep::a;
Your most obedient Humble Servant:
No. 2S, Upper Gowcr-street, • lekl4E4. ~IpNP,t)
Tan. ro, rBO-
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To the PROPRIETORS of-EAST L-NDIA.,-STOCK..
LADIES AND GEC T41,41XN,
BEING still restricted by my PVsictian from in.
deavos.,.ring to pay
,rny Personal respedS to) you, arid
even without any certainty of being Well efiongt, to meet you
on the Day of Etedion, I think it would be nuithttrAttivorows
L'-respediul for rue, to pv.4 iov F rio 1,1 tro lhic ofatrcndr
the P.4440t- *.a iny.fehalf , 31:41;•he5,.... ..efii At:
wittk Me paramount to all private teelings,..l:ttatintluted -to
relinquish, tbr the prescni,,mysoliCitation foryour sutlragcs,
notwithstanding th 6• highly flattering 'and hoitrincreasing
prosped at SOCCeSS.,
In thus retiring, however, from the Contest, ►ort Tits
P It,ts E V/\cANcY, beg most respectfully to itttonn yqu,
that if I should he sufficiently recovered from my preient se-
vere indisposition,•to.undettake the Duties of theimporront
sitgAtion, of one of
.your Directors, I shall in .the erected
Vacancy in April next, again otter myself to your notice.—
•And I assure you, that .Nhether 1 may eventually be success.
ful or not, it is impossible that the reception I have now wet
with, can everlie erased from my Mind.'
have thellonour to be
Ladies. and .Gendemen,
Your most faithful humble Servant,
Igo. 9,. cowet-streez, 'WILLIAM -MACK! wrosti.
lan. 13, ,803.:

To the.PROPRI ETO KS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LA et el AND tIiiNTLEAtrN,
AGMNIERAL COURT will be held on \Vednes..
day, the i9th.of January; for the Election of a Direc-
tor, in thu..toom of Mr. II tiN .r La. 1 beg, jherefore,,myst
earnestly to'solicit the honour of your support on that day.
The Mat:curacy:of:the Lists has prevented me from finding
the residence of many, Proprietors. I hope, however, previ-
ous to the day of Ele'clior, to pay my personal respeas to all
w.lio reside in London. it' is impossible for me suffici-
ently to express my grateful sense of the encouragemont with
which 1 have been honoured ; and should feel inySel c -
treinely mortified, were I to be considered in any install& co_
ticient in.tbat attention, which the Proprietors have a right
to exoeet, and which it is as well my inclinaticon as my (tilt
to observe.'
I have the honour .to be, with.greatrespcd,
Lcdies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and devoted Servant,
A Idernianbury, V WILLIAM A DA Ilt JACKSON.
'Sec. 3t, Isot.
Mr. Jackson's Committee sit every day (Sunday excepted)
at time King's tltad Tavern, in the poultry.

THE FARN:II;sIG SOCIETY OF IRELkND
LT AVE added to their List of Ptetniums for.
1.17 ensuing Year:
7 • • ' • FOR ESSAYS.
To the Matter of the best Essay on NEAT. CATTLE,.
aecutateiy those Shapes Pro.p.!rties'which eon-
teihute most. to their milt'''. .
;'Arthsn''
Avie greetis in die United Kingdom, and
their peculiar Qualities ; how tar each excel's in Form,
Hardiness, early Maturity, propensity. to Fatten, quality. of
flesh and Hide, lightness'ot fitness for Labour, for
the Market, the Provision Trade, and for the Dairy • with a
View of • the cpmparative advantages of Large anti Small
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the subject in•general, as may occur to the 'Writer, ONE
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tor the Second best, El FTY GUINEAS. •
To the Author,of the best Essay on SH E EP, describing
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Leicester and Squat, Down Breeds, and their peculiar Qua-
lities; hciw fat each eicells in Form, Hardiness, early Ma-
turity, Propensity to • Fatten, quantity and quality of Flesh
and Wool, and lightness of Offal ;- with a general Dissertation
on the comparative value of combing and. clothing Wool ; on
the various purposes to which each sort is applicable; on the
praaiee and policy el Wood:stapling ;
,and pa the best mode
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The Society reserve to themselves the power of withholding
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Any successful Candidate may have an equivalent in Plate,
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other Premium.

GENUINE-CALCINED MAGNESIA. •
Prepared oy Thomas and William Henry, Chemists, Kings
street, Manchester, is sold Wholesale and retail by them,
-and by I. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-)ard and retail by
Bayley and Blew, in Cockspur-street, and J. reboult,
Oxford-street; in bottleS at as; 6d. or with ground stop.
Jess at 4s. Stamp included; and by an Agent in principal
iuwns. With each Bottle which is signed by T. and W.
Henry, are given ample dire Lions for its use. • •
CALCINED MAGNESIA is. highly beneficial
in all Diseasestf the Stomach and Bowels, attended
with acidity ; and gives immediate relief in the Heart-burn.
The eincis of iiitempera -ee in eating or drinking are greatly
relieved by it ; and it affords one. of the mildest and most
pleasant aperients, especially to persons who, from a seden-
tary.lite, or other causes, are miner the habitual necessity of
having recourse to laxatives. To persons of a bilious habit,
it May be recommended with peculiar propriety ; and its
virtues have been repeatedly testified in the diseases of warm
climates: Most of the complaints of Children in early in-
fancy, and even at more advanced periods, are attended with
acidity ; and in such cases, the Calcined Magnesia has a great
advantage over other absorbents; Oz. . that it,. both ,Xlelata.
lines the acid in the alimentary canal, and carries it,
~011, by.
acting usun eflicaciotislet gentle purgative. • • • -. !••,,! -"
The superiority of the Calcined over the Conimon Mag.-
neSia Alba, 'consists in its operating in less than balf the
dose ; and in currcting acidity,
.without increasing, like .the
Common or uncalcined Magnesia,. that -flatulency which i.;
generally troublesome to persons of weak digestion..
In consequence of conSiderableimprovvinents.whichtiny
have lately made in the artauufatture of C.alcitiettlslagnes,ia,
Messrs. T. and W. Henry are enabled to otter to the Public
their preparation -of this Medicine„ which has already been-
honoured With the approbation of some of the first Cheiniz4S
an&Physicians of the age, with inereosect • confidence in its
superior purity.. The Calcined Ma...suesia prepared by lhetil,
Will be found to be perfectly deprived of air,
.tree Twin taste,
smell, or othyr disagreeable property..and, without roughness.
or grittiness to the touch or the palate. This superwritY
over all other preparations, of the kind, has been attained- at
great cxpet:ce and labour, and will be supported by I,l4ittrait..
tillg attention.

•
SECKETARrs OFFIC'E, CHELSEA HOSPITAL,
T January tt, +BO3. HESL
by Order of the Right Honour:4ille
;the 1;010)S.td Others, COMMISSIONERS for
Nlanaging—the Alnirs of the ROYAL HOSPITAL at
C/FELSEA,- to give Notre, that all Out-Pensioners (as'
well Le.g4trien as other",1-,elotiging to the said Hospital,
residittgin within 1 wenty-five Miles thereof,.
Sre requircci to .aitin..4r Personally, ;Ind Regimentally, at the
ecretary/-s bflice, m, th 4 said Hospital, on the respettive
tntyLundktineutioned, when attendanee will be given from
N in are Morning until Three in the Afternoon,

RIDAY, JANUARY 14.

. . .
The Pensioners from the rst and 2d Regiments of Life
G uhr(10:01e. late rst and ad Troops of Horse Guards ; the
Ist • and ri Troops of Horse Grenadier Guards; the
k.ool He Guards, littre ; the 3d, 4th, and 7thßegiments
of florhst., Dragoon Guards, and all the Dragoons tont
Fencible'Vi.vidry, with the,British Legion of

On SATURD.A.Y; lANUAR,Y f 5.

t,l7st 7ity:roter,3 (atm tltt tat and Coldstream Regiments et
rtiot
MONDAY, 14NuaR 1,7.

The Pensioners from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards. and
'those from the ist to the kith Regiments of Foot, inclusive.

On TUESDAY, fArtunay. . .
`Thine from the 12th to the 35th Regiments of Foot, In-
Ousive, •
' On ‘VEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19.
Those from the 36th to the 6ri RegiMents of Foot, it.
elusive.

On THU RSDAYt IA24UP.RY 20

,Those from .the 63d to the t3.lth Regiments of Foot in-
clusive, as also the Pensioners from the Queen's german
Regiment, the.A !dealt Corps, Loyal Irish, L,lrd Strathaven's,
Major \Val lc Cs, F I ford's, and Corps, queen's Rangers,
the,Fcricible Corpsi.eingoe .Port and Lancashire 'Volunteers,
the Royal Hospital Corps, with the American Corps.

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