The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-03 00:00:00

ILsT INDIA HOUSE,

}it COURT of DIIiEcTORS of :".'2e UAITAD
COIIIP iIN:Y of ,1-IERCHANTS of ENGLeIND Trod-
ingto;the:EAST INDIES do bereb.ygive, .cVotice,
Thai the Transfer IL,ks of-the said Company's Sto'ck will Ire
,Suet on .the, fa of. March next, at 7.7,0 ro'Clo,k, and
Open again on Thursday thetzth of April following.
. That a General Court of the.said.compaszy he held at their
.11ouse,. in I,!adenball-ftreet, on Irednesday, the itth April next,
,from Nine o' Clock in th e :Morning, until Six in the Evening, for
the Elielion of Six pireelori of the said Company, for Four
Years. "

If RAMSAY, Secrets y,

.EAST INDIA HOUSE,

. ,
• March. zB, .18 to.
. .
THE
,COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED
!a-. COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trad-
invo.the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice,
That a General Court of the said CClnpany will be held at
their f4se In Leadeaall-stieet, on ledncsday, the 11316 o/ April
next, from Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon until Six in the _Even,.
ing, to ballot on the following Question, viz.

, That this Court approve the Unanimous Resolution of
the Court of Dire fors of the arst inst. wherein they state
that they have every reason to believe, that all the Personi
,who were on board the ship Lord Nelson, at the time of
her loss ha perished, ana that " the occasion and circum-
stances relating to her loss_ are wholly unknown, and there..
fore that there is an impossibility of inquiring satisfaaorily
into the loss of the said ship, and that this Court are fully
satisfied that the ship was stared in a sufficient manner at
her Outfit for her voyage, and that consequently no blame can
attach to the wners; and that from theexperience,and
thy of
,the Commander and Officers, it is reasonably to be
inferred that no blarne•attaches to them."

In order to determin. by such Ballot, whether three parts in
join' of the-Proprietors present at such General Court, concur with
the Court o/ Direaors in their abovemendonrd Resolution. •

PERSIA.
• This Day was published,
Elegantly printed in Quarto, and illustrated bx Two Per_
traits~ tram Original Piaures, price il. ss. in boards, or on
Royal Patio', price r6s. in boards,
A TOUR through SHEERAZ, by the Route of
13. KAZROON.and FEEROOZABAD, with variOlL,
Remarks on the Manners, Customs, Laws, Language, am'
Literature of the Persians. To which Is added, A History
of Persia, from the Death•of Kureern Khan, to the Suier_
Sion of the 'Lund Dynasty,
Py ED.WARD SCOTT WARING, Esq.
Of the Bengal. civil Establishment.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. .Davies, Strand.

STYPTIC SOLUTION.
• • :A RECENT CASE.
DEAR SIR, - London, Sept. 18, 4,39.
T N addition to the numerous instances of the ea.-
cacy of your STYPTIC, in stopping violent Bleedings;
1 have the pleasure to inform you, that a Seaman on boitrd
the Transport in which I was embarked in the late Expe..
dition to,Walcheren, having had the misfortune to cut tide
leg ver)Weeply, Mid no medical assistance being at hand,
applied the Styptic as diredted, and I air happy to say. pet-
teglycured-the man without atiy, professional aid whatever.
• tam,
Your' most obedient Servant,
V. H. TOtIKIN,
Captain Queen's Bays.