The Sun.
London, England, 1804-11-29 00:00:00

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To the PROPRIETORS of EAST. INDIA STOCK.
Ladies and Gentlemen, . ;
THE. very honourable Reception I have met
with upon my Canvass,induces.mc again to offer my.
self to your notice upon the Vacancy in the DireCtion occa-
sioned by the decease of your late worthy Director, Mr.
A CKSON, and earnestly to solicit the honour of your sup-
port and votes on the Ballot.. My pretensions to your fa-
vour are founded upon the hope of your thinking that the
experience of many years' employment in different impor-
tant branches of your Concerns abroad, particularly in your
Revenue, Commerce, and Marihe, and the approbation my
Condul has received from your Grivernments in India and
from your DireCtion at home, may render me qualified to
have a part in the administration of your Affairs in this
Country. I beg you to consider my past Services as pledges
of the zeal and attention with which my endeavours shall be
exerted for the promotion of your interests in Europe and
Asia, should you be. pleased to place me In the honourable
station it is ray ambition to fill.
I have the Honour to remain,

Ladies and Centlerno;

• Your very faithtul and most al .ter•
iu gEBII.
Na. 111 Gloucester
Nov. 2.9, ,zBO4.

LOUTH, LINCOLNSHIRE.

"WANTED imtnediately, a CLERGYMAN in
Priests' Orders to serve the Curacy of the above Pa-
rish. •
For further particulars apply to the Rev. Wooley jolland,
Vicar ot Louth, aforesaid.
Novi a 6,, 1804.

HANZIGER CHEESE, in most excellent Con.
ditlon, is this Day arrived at lohu Burgess and Sons'
Warehouse, Na. TO7, Strand, London.
Nov. 28, 1804.

TO MB CURIOUS IN NATURAI. HISTORY.
TO BE .SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Rutland Arms, in Bakewell, in the County of Derby,
O n Saturday the igth day of December next, between the
hours of One and Three in the Afternoon,
THE most comprehensive and complete COL.
LECTIONof FOSSILS, FLOORS, SPARS, &c. &c.
that has hitherto been ofterd to the Public, the same having
been made at the expenee and trouble of nearly twenty years
close attention, by Mr. ‘V HITE WATSON, of Bakewell,
F. L.S. &c. whose taste and abilities for such Fashionable
Pursuits ate too well known to makes further recommenda.
tion necessary, and which Collection is the same (improved
by late additions) that he has had the honour of exhibiting to
most of the Nobility and Gentry in the Kingdom with so
much satisfaelion.
Ist, Mr. WATSON's most valuable Colleilioa of
DERUYSHIItB FOSSILS, consisting pf ‘34ti of the best pe.
scimens, both in a natural and polished state, ofal all the Rocks,'
Minerals, &c. found in that County, where Nature has been
So profuse: in such Works ; the whole arranged according to
the order of their respaive Strata, with the various petre-
faelions found in vach Stratum, and accompanied by a com-
oltia;;MantiscriptCatalogue, With many observations thereon,
wlliel will be found both useftil and entertaining to the Pur-
chaser, who will..very soon be further assisted by coloured
Plates of the PetrefaCtions, now publishing in 4to. by Mr.
Martin, F. L. S, Btatoll.
This Colledion is worthy not only of the attention of the
Nobility, Gentry, 'and others no ways engaged in Mineral
Pursuits,but more.particularly of those whose pursuits require
„anti deserve every mfaruistion that the iiieotit resrArdierp,to
"the diffiuent Strata and their connexions can afford.
a. Mr. WATSON's valuable Systematic Colledion, con-
sisting of all the known species of FOSSI LS, arranged ac-
cording to Mr. Werner, Professsor of Mineralogy, &c.
burg ; and comprising at least 1325 specimens, accompanied
also by Mr. WATSON's Manuscript Catalogue and Obser-
vations.
_ _ .

For the satisfitaion of alt persons whose inclinations
may lead them to every observation and inqui into the
value and comprehensive merit of these ColleCtions, the
whole will be exhibited by Mr. Watson, personally, at the
Rutland Arms, from 'Eleven to Three o'Clock, on each of
the six days immediately preceding the day of Sale, and at
such place 'and -time' only ; but every inquiry in the mean
time of Mr. Watson, at Bakewell, by 'CUM', post paid, will
be duly attended to,

APPLEDORE, NEAR BIDEFORD, DEVON.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

THE INHERITANCE and FEE SIMPLE,
with possession at Lady. Day nett, of and in a Large
and Commodious Modern-built 13W E t.t..1 NG-HOUSE,
situated at APP Is EDO It in the County Of Devon, about
three miles iron; and eight' from Barnstaple, Ludy
the Residence of JO lIN PIKE, Esq. dece.ised, with the
Coach-house, Stable, Cow house, and convenient Offices
'thereto belonging ; a Courtiage and Garden behind the same,
and another Garden and Shrubbery I)ing, in front of the
House.

The House, having hindsome sash Bow windows in front,
extending its whole height, on each side of the entrance, coil-
sists of a Dining and Breakfait Parlour, Kitchen, Butler's
Pantry, Laundry, Scullery, Boot-House, and Coal-house,
on the Ground Floor ; a andsome Drawing-Rootn, tour
good Lodging-Roarns, a Dressing- Room, and two China
Closets, on the First Floor; and tour good Lodging-ROOMS,
a Dressing.. Room, and Store-Room, in the
.Upper Story.
And the same is well adapted for the reception ofii large
Genteel Family, or for a Merchant, the situation being con-
tlgu6us to the outlets of the Navigable Rivers, the Taw
an l Torridge, into the Bristol Channel, Irons whence the ,
communication- with Ireland is easy,and expeditious, and
as such is well calculated for carrying on the Foreign or
Coasting Trade, and it, besides, commands an extensive
and delightful prospect of the said Rivers and the adjacent
Country.
With the above will be sold, the residue of the Term of
years, determinable on the death of one old Life of and in
a--Meadow, containing one Acre, lying behind the Howse.
Application for particulars to be made either to Mr. Car-
ter, or Mr. limberly, Solicitors in Bideford. .
Dated Nov. ie. 1834,
N. H. The Putchaser May be accomodated with 14 Acres
of other Meadow Ground, for such term us may, be agreed on,
at a fair yearly Rent. , '

teor RUEUNIATISMS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS, Sec..
. • Dr.'STEERS's OPODELDOC,
THIS Medicine, from its warm, penetrating and
.1 attenuating Qualities, is found to be an excellent Re-
medy for external Rlieuunatisins ; and by, its strengthening
PoWers, it speedily restores the Parts which have been in-
jured by Bruises and Sprains. It is of great service in Cramps
or Numbness,. Stilthess or Weakness of the leints, and as an
Embrocation for the Soreness of the Feet after violent Exer-
cise ; ,as also in promoting. proper Circulation in the Limbs
when in a paralytic State. It is also particularly receut-
mended fur 'Chilblains ; and it used in time it will prevent
their breaking ; but in this case it should bedissol vet! and ap-
plied warner.
,The Genuine Opodeldec is prepared 'and sold only by F.
Newbery and Sons, No, 45, St. Paul's, on the Coach-way,
fotir.Doors from heapside' price as. 6d, a Bottles, Duty
included but as a variety of Counterfeits are altered to the
Public, in which the Names of Dr, Steers, of Charing-cross,
and Mr. Newbery, are fraudulently' made use of, Purelia.wrs
are requested, to observe whether the words " F. Newbery,
No, 45,. St. Paul's," be engraved in the Stamp ; if not, the
Preparation must be spurious.
I Said also, by their A ppoitltment, by Dicey and Sutton,
4ow Church-yard ; Bacon anti Co. No. t sa, and 1, Pidding,
No. 76; Oxford-street ; I. Wade, Old Bond-street ; Sayley.
and• Co. Cockspur-street ; J. Ward, Middle4row, Holborn;
T. Tutt, Royal Exchange ; W. Clarke, ‘llaroneti,
street-% and by J. Harris, Successor to Mrs. E. Newberg,
ll,Jokteller, at the CurtiO ;if Ludgate-tatein.