The Sun.
London, England, 1804-12-08 00:00:00

N 0.4, CORNHILL, and 9, CiIARINGAIROSS.

TBISH solicits the Put)lie tn. read with Atten.
. tioo the GRAND LOTTERY SCHEME in this
Paper, which they will find t 4,) contain more Capital Prizes
than usual in a Lottery of en few Tickets, and the very great
Success that has attended the Purchasers of TIGICETS apd
SHARES athili Offices of late yearslwith the pottattalits,
that has been observed in the Payment), will, he flatters
himself, ensure their future Favours.
The present Scheme contains
PritCl4 £ec,ooo r 3
z • . 30,000 I 6 - 2,oen
3 . a,ooe to 5Q3
&c. kC. Sec.

TICKETS and SITAR ES are selling at the above Offices
in great variety; and all Business in the Public Funds trans.
ailed with fidelity and dispatch.

FOR COUGH, COLDS, ASTHMAS, Sce.
CHURCH'S DROPS.

Prepared only by Shaw, and Edwards, No. 66. St., Paul's-
Church-yard, London, who hiving purchased the Recipes
of Mrs. h.. Church, are alone authorised to prepare and
sell all Hr. Church's .Medicines.
THESE COUGH libitOPS" have cured . more
Colds, Coughs, and Asthmas, the last ten years, thin
any Medicine ever published ; they invariably pertorm a cure
with perfect safety, and in a much shorter time than can be
credited but by experience: Coughs and Colds, however
obstinate, and long standing, are speedily removed by
.gentle,
but-insensible perspiration. thdy allay that convulsive ex.
• citement called" tickling in the throat, which is the constant
stimulus to Coughing, and enable the atilided to speak and
breathe freely.
'Asthmatic Persons have been cured by this Merliviite after
suffering and struggling 7 or 4 years with an enenty that
frequently threatened suffocation. ‘ViinesS Mr. N. Lang...
worth's case, of Ebenezer Chapel,* Lincoln'S•inn-fields,
whose testimony is the , strongest - proof of its efficacy ever
offitred to the Public-in favOur of any Medicine.
Disorders•of. the Breast and Lungs, Consumptive Affec.
• dons, Obstruelions in the Glands, and Cungeale4 Phlegm,
are With ease and satety removed; in fait,: tar all disorders-.
of the Oretst and Lungs, no- Medicine ever experienced so
extensive atale, or more ;public approbation, Pet c only as.
:per Bottle, or double the quantity for 3s. 9d.
Observe none can possibly be genuine unless the name of
;Shaw and Edwards, No. 66. St. Paul's church.yrird, is en.
,graved on the Stamps accompanying each Bottle.
Chi lblains—Chureh's Chilblain Ointment, priCe. IS.
`cures the worst Chilblains w-ith a very few applications.
.Sold by appointment-, of the Proprietors, by every Vender
of Mcdiciriet in the United Kintdom. •
•

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMILti
THE DAY of ELECTION being fixed for
Thurrday the aoth instant, to supply the Vacancy in
your Court of Dircdors, occasioned by the De-ith of Mr.
Vim. Adair Jackson, I pledge myself to you positively that
I shall stand the Ballot ; and therefore earnestly entreat the
honour of your attendance that day at the East India Muse,
to oblige me with
I be leave most sincerely to assure you, that the cordial
and great support 1 have experienced on my canvass affords
me the strongest hopes of securing that success which is the
object of your friendly wishes and my solicitation.
I have the }humor to be, most respeafully)
Ladies and Gentlemen.
Your faithful humble Setyant,
fOliN JACKSON.
New Broad-street, Dec. 6, 11804.
The Committee nteet daily at No. 9, blew Broad-street,
and will be happy to see any Friend who can communicate
useful Information.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
. • •: Lidies..and Gentlemen.
.r HE ELECTION. of .a DIRECTOR, in the
room of the late Mr; Jackson .having been* fixed for
Thursday the loth instant, r earnestly solicit the'ittendance
of my friends at the Ballot, It is my intention to wait upon
every Proprietor residing,in or near London previous: to the
E 14Cii01 but if, from the. Inaccuracy of the List,' or the
length.of time so extensive a Canvass requires, I should, in
some instances, be prevented, I must request the omission
may not be attributed to intentional neglect or disresped.
I have the Honour to be, with the utmost resped,
Ladies awl Gentlemen,
Your most faithful and obedient Servant,
lOHN SEED.
_ _ _

No, S, Gloucester Place,
Dec. 6, 1804.

Ma Respeetable MEETING of the FRIENDS of Mr.
lOHN 13F.88, at the King's Head, in the Poultry, tke
following. Resolutions were unanimously carried :

Resolved,
THAT it is the Opinion of this Meeting, that
the long experience of Mr. john Babb, in the Affairs
of the East !tuna Company, the Services which he has ren-
dered, the testimonies which the Governments of India and
the Court of Direz.inrs have borne to his Zeal, ability, and
integrity, and his complete acquaintance with Commercial
Transactions, though personally disenfaged from any COW*
cern in them, render !inn highly qualified to fill the impor-
tant Statien of a Diredor of the East India Company.
Resolved,
• That this • Meeting will use ,their utmost endeavours to
promote his Elettion to thot honourable Station. -
HENRY THORNTON, Chairman.
King's Head, Poultry, Dec.. tgo4.
Mr. Ilehb's Committee wilt meet every Day at the King's
Head, in the Poultry, where any Cominunications are re-
quested to be made.

JOSEPH BOOTH.
Coxheath Camp, Nov. 2, 11164.
THE Committee appointed to receive and appro.
White the SUMS Of Money subscribed torloseph Booth,
Private in the 3cl Regiment of War York mtiVia, who on-
fortunately lost both his Arms on the IStli of August last,
by the accidental discharge of his Rifle Piesel when on duty,
acknowledge the receipt of the following tibei t t abseply.
- • . _

. .
0 MS of the Ist West York Militia . X. 23 rit 0
Non-commis:cloned Officers and Privates of do, 13 to 3
0 ffiettm_Non-c.om rnissioned Officers and Privates
of the EastVork Militia, remitted from thetamp
at Chatham - • • 36 o o
Ditto, ditto, ditto, of the East Norfolk Militia ao s 6
Offii.ers of the 3d West York Militia - 77 7 0
Noti-coininissioned Officers and Privates of ditto 3S 9 4
Maor-General Lord Southampton, commanding
the Yorkshire Brigade - - - 55 o
Lieut. Col. Stephens, 3d Regiment of Guards 1 1 o
Captain 0 itisl, ditto, ditto - - I I o
Captain Burton, dill,, ditto - t -t o
Capt. Caniphdl, Assistant Quarter-Master-Ceneral r 1 0
Mr. loseph Spencer,'Bread-street, London - 2 2
Mr. Edwards, Butcher to 3,.1 W. Y. M. . 1 t o

1. 330 'l6 1
Cal. -Cooke, M. P. NW. Cooke, 0 wstoo, Dun-
caster, per ann. for lifo of Joseph Booth, tach
tl.ts. - . - 2 2 0

To COUNTRY BOOKSELLERS and TQYMEN.

CAN. the .Approach of,the CEIR IS TMAS HOLY.
kJ DAYS, Tabart and Co. of the juvenile and School
Library, NO. 157, New Bond-street think it necessary to
intonn respetiable Country Booksellers and Toymen, that
therapy be supplied with Ten- Pound, Fifteen-Pound, or
Twenty-Pound Assortments of the beat and most saleable
Books for Children and Young Persons that ever were pub-
lished. _ _ _

Alt the Articles of such Assortments which are deemed
unsalable, on the ist of March 'next, may be then' Ex-
changed for others, of the sale of which there can be no
question.
As Tabart and Co. possess, in their own copy-rights, the
greatest variety of juvenile Books In the Trade, anti as they
are enabled, by their extensive dealings in these Articles, to
supply the Books of most other Publishers .on the lowest
terms, they presume, that raprelable ,Country Dealers, in
general, will find their advantage in opening the Account
above proposed.
NeW Bond-street, November 20, 1804. •

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTIIMAS, AND CON.
SUMPTIONS,
ROBBERDS's IMPROVED °BALSAMIC
ELIXIR; or,' COUCH DROPS.—So eXtt4ol%ti.
nary are its Virtues, that let the Patient he ever so emaciated
or reduced, after having tried every Medical Assistance to no
purpose, it, will ael as a were a Clurtn, and instantly relieve
the most inveterate Ctlilglt ; give ease and freedom to Perspi-
ration, pmmote gentle kxpeacration, Strengthen the whole
Debilitated Constitution, procure the refreshing comfort of
Rest and Sleep; arc' quickly ethtet a permanent Cure for
tint most obstinate Coughs, Colds, Astlituas, and Con-
sumptions.
Not an Instance has occurred, though taken by. near Sixty
Thousand Patients, wherein these Drops have been known
to' fail relieving the above Complaints : in fad too much
cannot be said in praise of so valuable a Remedy, as it only
requires to be known to meet universal preference, A fur-
ther ;account of its Virtues may be seen in the Evangelical,
European; Lights, and tientletitense Magazine, of 'January
iBoi.
Sold ‘Vholesale and Retail at Mr. Butler's, No. at,
Cheapside, Corner of Pmernoster - row ' • and Retail by
Hazard, Bath ; Trewrnan and Newton, - Exeter; Goadby,
Sherborne ; Baker; Southampton; Collins, Salisbury ; Gre-
gory, Brighton;. Wood, Wi:yrnouth ; Stevermon, Norwich;
Wood;.shrewshury ; Belem and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Nand.
.ing, cospert I Weston, Partin; Payne and Cook.worthy,
Plymouth; Brown and Sheppard, Bristol I Macdonald,
Gtasgow ; Mituliel, Aberrleen ; Tait. Inveiness ; Scott and
Siiiith, Edinburgh; Walker, Newcastle; Moss and Greg.
son,. Liverpool ; Stains, ' Manchester ; Poole, Chester,
Neatest Dover ; Sicnitioniti, Canterbury ; Wettoos, C,lirrt.
sey,• ' Wheeler, Battle; Kepner, Colchester; Watkins, Here.
ford ; Sitnson, Herttordl Small, Bedford ; Edo, Ninth-
anyton ; Tynibs, Worcester; Nott and Lloyd,.Bittninghatn;
Loggin, Ayles orth ; Sunlit and Rusher, Reading;, Bach,
New York ; artier, Barbadoes ; Bull and-Callavell, Dub-
lin; and by, 'list Booksellers and Medicine Vender; in every
(if
'l'own in the Unite Kingdom
; in Bottles at tit. and as.
0. eich.
Ells M.ijesty's Honnurable.Coromissioners have been pleased
to order the Name of R. }intim No. 4, Cheapside, to be en-
graved on a Mack Starniv, which Stamp, is ath‘sci" to ni..tt
DFglci ;ILI other- are Catta_trr felts.

The Conditions' of tbe Contrite! may be mert at the S'arretitoy`i
Ucc, at ibis Offie., nr by applying to Mr. Distatervills,
for Msluallrng dt the Cow of Cork.
No regard will be had to wry Tender itowhieh the Aire :4411
rut bt intrrted in two's at length, or that 44.0 nct he delivered to
the lard kejore One la7oei on tin pad orrahierdoytb► t,b et
Preentfer,ntort, nor mem" 'tbe Pdotookria oreati the T. 4410, or
rows Prreon ox Git hthalf,4ishesad.ii, iflttWir. when eagfdivr,.
„ 11CTUoiLLING OPFICS.

Deceme‘er 5, ao4.
''THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTU AL L 1:11,6
'AL His ALVESTrt NAVY d ierre6j give Natice, 7'hat
on IrEDNE.SDAY the tgth inmost, they. wilt 6s reaaj, to r,.
rely, Tenders in tvriting (sealed up), asd treat with stab Per.
sow at will.mtdertake to furnish whatrver FRESH BEE F
be required for tbs Use allajesty's Ships and Pis: Mat PO.
mouth and Torbay (air separate C;ontraffrAVar .5 Ix silfahs, lam
the ist Yietwa'Y next to Ike 3ath of June falowing inelative
mod tolepaidlor by 13111 r, piyable, with Interett,titiept d4t after
date.

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The Cna'illont Ef the Contra!? may be 11114 41 six Secretary',
Office, at this Offs?, or by applYing is Mr. liVll.,r, the Aver
of the said Commissioner: at 13;yinamtb, or is the Cailraas of ihe
Curtoms at Dartmouth, in the Cau4 of Devon, rerteSively.
Ne regard Will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
rot be inserted in wards 41 length, or that shall not be delivered
to the Board before like 1)1C164.-k ox the said Indnesday. the 19th
instant„ not finless the Perron who makes the Tenders *f tome
J'erson On hit behalf, attendr, 11 alfelVeri.a.4lll roam( Joe.