The Sun.
London, England, 1804-12-12 00:00:00

TO the-PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
,LADIII3 AND GICNTLE3.IBN;
srrHE' ELECTION of a DIRECTOR, in the
1. room of the late Mr: lackson, having been fixed for
Thursday the aoth instant, I earnestly solicit the attendance
of my Friends at the Ballot. It is my intention to wait upon
every Proprietor residing in or near London • previous to the
Eledion ; but if; from the inaccuracy of the List, or the
length of time so extensive a Canvass requires, 1 should, in
some instances, be prevented, I must request the omission
may not be'attributed to intentional negled or disresped.
I have the Honour to be, with the utmost resped,
• Ladies and Gentlemen, •
Your mosrfaithhii and obedient Servant,
101-IN BEIM.
Gloucester Place, Dee. '6; tl?o,/.
Mr. B E BB's Committee will meet every day.at the King's
Head, in the, Poultry, where any Communications are re-
quested to be made. .

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To the PR.O.P,RI ETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
I.Autes AND CANTLFAIE4N,
TTIE DAY of ELECTION being fixed for
Thursday, the loth instant, to supply the. Vacancy in
your Court of- INreaors,.occasioned by the Death of Mr.
Wm. Adair Jackson, I pledge myself to you oositivel- that
I shall stand the Ballot ;;and 11,-, • earnestly the
honour oftpur attendake that day at the Edit In house,
obliger. evith your suiliagep.
• I beg leasre Jnost,sincerely to assure you, that the cordial
and great support I have, experienced on my CanViISS alrogls
me the strongest hopes of securing that sticcess which'is the
object of your friendly wishes and my solicitittion„
1 have the Honour tohe,, most respalfully;'
Ladles "and Gentlemen,
Your faithful humble Seryaut,
101 IN JACKSOg.
.Now Broad.street, Dec. 6, tgo.
The Committee meet' daily at No.. g, New Broad.street,
. and will b.: happy to see any Friend yho cart communicate
j useful Information. -

, Mr. tycr-risON's COMMITTEE.
T Nrnestly reqursted of. the numerous and
J. respedable suiiporters of ItIi...PATtISON"S CAUSE,
who net at the King's Head Ta.terti en Wednesday Fait, and
'also or his other Friends who were ithalsle to attend, that
they will continue to use their inirernitted zerertioni in his
favour which, 'it is eonfidentiv.hopeti, wia pcpye success-
ful, and establish hint in the situation, for which it was the
unanimous opinion of that Meeting that he is onil4ntly qua-
lified, from his knowledge of business, and the inapendence
of his cmaracler And cetinexions
• HENRY PETERS, Cliaitril an.
Kiq's Head, Poultry, Dee. y, 1804.

STATE LoTTERY, 184
Begins Drawing.; lanuary a, 1,4i05.
iHE TICKETS, I)ALVES, QUARTERS,
EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, are now selling,
in great variety of Numbers, and on the lowest Terms.
The Money for the .P rites paid on Demand, by HOILNSI3Y
and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their old established State Lot-
tery Office (licensed pursuant to Act of Parliament), No. 2J,
Cornhlll, opposite the Royal Exchange, London.

N 0.4, CORNFIILL, and 9, CHARING.CROSS.
T BISH solicits the Public to read with Atten.
1 • tion the GRAND LOTTERY SCHEME in this
'Papa, which they will find to ccretain more Capital Prizes
than usual in a ,Lottery ofsolaw Tickets, and the very great
Success that has attended the Purchasers of TICKETS and
SHARES at his Offices of late years'(with the-pun6tuality
that has been observed in the Payment), will, he flatters
himself, ensure their future rat/Otll3-.
in • the I;st Lottery cut innuv,te.a. gvrisul o„:„."
shared and sold at the above OffiLes
10,234 - - 10.009 29,714 411000
9098 sOOOO, 13,112 Soo
21,338 tows zzalls -Soo
21,713 t,OOO. &c. kc. dec.
The Holders of the••few outstanding Shares of the above
'Capital Prizes are desired to.bring them for Payment, or ex-
change them for Tickets or Shares in the C:ranti Lottery
that begins Drawing the 28th °ltem Month, the Scheme of
which is so universally approved, that it is a certainty Tickets
wilt he scarce, and consequently dent before the Drawing
begins.

iWiNTY-EIGHTH of NEXT moNTit the STATE

. -• LOTTERY "begins Drawing.
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and CO. re.
spedfully request Leave to-recommend to their Prier:as
and the Public in general, an early Purchase in the present
Lottery, as it is presumed the Tickets will be nearly all sold
beton, the Wheels go round, which will advance the Price
considerably. The Scheme is universally approved of, hay.,
lag more Capital Priies, and of greater magnitude, than the
last Lottery, in which the" Public were so .forlunate to- ave
every one of the large Prizes (from the Five Hundreds up to
the Twenty ThoUsands inclusitiej shared amongst Them; not.:
withitanding the Subscribers had a great number of Tickets
an hand when the Drawing commenced. '
Those who are desirous of obtaining particular Numbers,
are acquainted, that they may be procured by
cation at the Offices, the Corner of Ilank. nadings, Corn_
hill, and facing the Gate of the.ltiing's Mews, Charing.
cross, of

RICHAkDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.

;LOTTERY FOR JANUARY.
SWIFT and Co. No, ii, Poultry, are selling
k,./ the TICKETS and SHARES in great variety. The
Scheme contains a superior amount in Capitals to any fonner
Lottery of the satne number of 'rickets ; and appears, ?tom
the very increased Demand, to have met the most decided
approbation. The number already sold warrants the condo.
sion,lhat there will be few, if any, remaining when the
Drawing_ commences.
The great' Suzcoss- that hasittended Purchasers of Tickets
and Shares at
,Swift and Co.'s Otlioe, fps. many years past, is
universally known:---In the.laiiVttcry they sold,
No. 671111, a Prize of zo,eoel. in Sixteen Sixteenth Shares.
No. 9362. a Prize of 10,00al. in One tialfind Eight Si.
No. 19408, rood,. in One Quarter and Twelve Sixteenths...

MONEY TO
'THE UndetSigned tenders to Perions Oossesied
1 of Incomes arising from Freehold, Copyhuld, or
Leaselibid Vstates, Marriage Settlements, ix'. or any other
Security, any instant sum by way of Annuity, with power
to return the. Principal at the pleasure of the norroWer,
without Subjeding she l'arty to any cltaro for Cpmmission
Fee, so 'generally complained of.
Letters addressed (post-pald) to Messrs. Hemming arid Co.
No. 23, SayilV-row, Burlington.street, London, will he
treated with secrecy and dispatch, but no, personal applica-
tions will be received;

YELLOW FEVER,,NO:4O, CHARINd-CROSS4
DR.'W.ILLECH, late .Physician to the Saxon
Ambassador at the Court efGreat Britain, and Author
-of the Domestic Encyclopaidia, Treatise On ,Regintrin and
Diet, Letter on the Virtues of the Yellow, Dever Remedy, &c.
&c. approves and rem:imp-tends to the immediate notice
of the Public at large (and those in particular who are going
to, the West Indies, America, or any other part of the Wrld,
-that may be, -or have: been subject to Pestilential Disease)
the Remedy which' sold at the Proprietor's Warehouse,
No. 4a, Charing-crusia,. London, to :Prevent and Cure the
"yellow ;:ever., ,

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The most positive testimonials from professional men,
and other respecieblepersons, may be seen in pantplilets, to
-h ' heatl,,gratis, it the Mrarehnuse, widen
,not only. prave., ui
the fullest mimic:, the efficacy of this Remedy in th 4t limit
teadful Malady the. Yellow l',:il, but also th:it it is an
,'
easy, sate, pleasant, and-tertain Preserver 01 Haab:Wit 4 hot,
;climate:- . .. , . . .
The above invaluable-Article is. sold in Boxes, with .full
Direetions (sanctioned by Dr. %V, t.t.tetiY,' in case et an at.
tack of any kindite Fever, at .Onc G Wiwi each, luticiot her
Otte- Person for TricelYo Months: - . .•' • I