The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-18 00:00:00

AGAINST PURCHASING PRETENDED
CLAINIS UPON GOVERNMENT on account of SUP-
PLIES PURNISHF.D, or SERVICES RENDERED, to the
lIRITISUI ARMY in the PENINSULA.
WHEREAS it has been represented to the
LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS 'MAJESTY'S
r41"1-11{Y, that FRAUDS have been committed by va-
tious Persons pretending to sell Certificates, or other Docu-
b", in support of Claims upon His Majesty's Govern-
", for Supplies furnished, or Services rendered, to the
;titisli Army in the Peninsula; No: ice is hereby given, that
1111 Period for the presentation of Claims of this description
Slots since expired; all Persons are theiefore cautioned
asst purchasing any such Claims or Documents.

hr. EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 16,1839.
VIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT-
ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
-",AN NO to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
shat at the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the
1,441 COMPANY, appointed to be held at their House, in
;adenhall-street. on WEDNESDAY, the 23d Instant, at
evet"'Clt.cli in the Forenoon, these will be submitted,
tt7 confirmation, the Resolution of the General Court, of
tOth
appioring the Grant of L.G0,000 to the
"f HASTINGS, in the mode pointed out in the
-7)'11 ion of the Court of Directors of the 20th April last.
o Ile Report required by the Bye-Law, Cap. G. See.2o. is
13"1 for inspection of the Propiieturs at this House.

JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

"ATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION, Juge ts, isfr).
N !lif! ANNIVERSARY of the Great, Deci-
th Sire, and Important VICTORY of WATERLOO, on
sjlßtlk of June, 18t3, the COM miTTEr. for Managing the
~LSCIIIPTION present the following Report :
trii44 return of the Army from France has enabled the Com-
thttee to proceed in the distriliutiole! of Donations to nearly
v.:.whole number of those who were wounded ; and every
cl'4l Preferred to the Conunittre has beets separately con-

jtr lie C"nttnittee congratulate the Public upon the extent of
It and the essential benefit rendered to the brave Alen
vo uriri'd; and to the Relatives and Dependants of those
-Nt "e
lies were devoted to the Service of their Country.
A 1111aities for life, and fot limited periods (payable half-
-41.1), have been granted to
717 Widtuvs,
977 Children,
17 Disabled Non•ccmmissioned Officers and Privates;
Amounting in the whole to C. 21,142.
"lion to the Annuities, there has been voted the sum
£'15;+844
:1 in Donations to Officers and Privates wounded,
lilietitte Parents and dependant Relatives of those who were
t Within the four years which hare elapsed since the Vic-
:q"l Wateroo, the Committee have considered, aad de-
Eled",l.iti"nt 7531 Cases, many of which were involved in dif-
linu4l"' req!iiiitig extensive 0.0-respondence and investiga-
"cuning much time, and attended with considerable
41.: but the Committee have found their reward in the
to„, a" benefit they have rendered, and in the honour
of
on them by a grateful Nation.
R. H. MARTEN, Chairman.

ALlain
"N FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW 11P_IIIGE-STREET, BLACKFPIARS,
I%IPOIVERED lIY .\Cl' OF PARLIAMENT.
CAPITAL—ONE MILLION.
INSUItANCES rine at DSUMMER
exi,ire, unless renewed aitiiin fifteen days from that
The c
m
"PartOs Rates arid Conditions are of the most rert-
to,,h'e Is made for Fire Policies.
thin: "'" Ptemioo, exceeds Admission Fine- is
to solr", ".t Life. Itisiir.ince:—a liberal commission is allowed
ter;fen",, ;toil others, who ,trect Life Insurances
LCgce atforited 'by which the interest and conve-
uf the Public may be pront“ted•
WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.

!SOUTH COAST OF HAMPSHIRE.
4 To BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
INIAIUNKEsIDKNICE on the SOUTH
4'4,1 ,(°As4T of fiAmp..94lRE, with Coach-house, Stables,
kithg4-"tfices; Shrubbery, Gardens, and Laud, containing
4°'l •t .'"•41lout 4l acres. It is admirably calculated for per-
Ittl,,,:tt,tched to ,the Sea, being neat an excellent, haven,
t4it
,'"e od anchorage for yachts, &c.
tiAtticulars apply to John Rictiman, Esq. of Lymington.
An early possession can be given.

t;,, To THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND.
tr-stl.r.7.lEm,
1-41F,RE is nothing so in•qspeosable to a gen-
t.„„.,c, 1 appearance as a clean Boot or Shoe. A man's for-
-1,,,,- or his talents may he of the most shining sort ; but un-
e I,lis Boots have ;little of the true shining quality also,
a,ti‘`lll.srleet with hut a comparative small part of the respect
4451 ild"'l'ation that may he his due. 'lll's is the law of
Isiot,,t'''', and she must be obeyed. The truth of this fact is.
lititi-,.414h)e; and when it is universally allowed that there is
ea„T.g so odious in society, and so ni,,ch against the laws o
It —"itss and decorum, as foul ai il ill-cleaned Boots of
l),*:", who would not seek after the t roper remedy ? It has
t„,v4 frequently remarked, and part cnlarly by the Fair Sex,
111116J•Lutiful the feet of those tie itlemen appear who use
tior, ', F•R's REAL JAPAN BLACKING, for it is utiques-
s,,,,,_ally the best that is made for giving a fine and whole-
t,, polish to Boote and Shoes. It is therefore recommended
Imi''"inltleinelieli and Ladies, as the only article of this kind
h;lstheil y might to purchase, as it produces the highest po-
-1,6.1jct Idack ever beheld.
14 .1,10(1, will lie kind to request their cat riers and servants
trip particularly Particularly foi TURNER's BLACKING, the country
1,1,7 e inundated with a ~reat quantity of trash, what some
1\7,11 tlistyle Japan Blacking.
tht: • Ibis elegant Coin msition may be hail of the Grocers,
at,ll,,u,"ers, Perfninefs, Ironmongers, brng:zists• flout-makers,
th,7opkeepers in, general in thisand all others
Ilimit this Country, Scotlaod, Wales, and Ireland.
Nei,' 454 for TURNER'S BLACKING at Eld. Is. Is. 6(1.
k) j(j)s? i
81,141 fle'il
..."1/C' / -..,ff 4 '
il
11411.41-3etorY, Q. 114, Loadon-road, Southwark.