The Sun.
London, England, 1827-05-01 00:00:00

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Thomas Allan, Esq.
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Major Carnac
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Tickets 16s. each, may be had of the Stewards; at the
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TWo Hundred and Twenty Children 'are now under
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MR. WILLIAM CLARK.

THE Friends of Mr. WILLI AM CLARK
are desirous of testifying in the strongest manner
their approbation of his indefatigable and disinterested ex-
ertions in investigating and exposing the extensive Frauds
which have been lately practised on the public, in the for-
mation of JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.

The good effects resulting from his manly and persever-
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to warrant the conclusion that the public at large par-
ticipate in the same feelings towards that individual.
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part of Mr. Clafk, and to the detriment of his private
affairs.

It is, therefore, proposed-to raise, by Public` Subscrip-
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may serve in some degree to reminierate'hini for the losses
which his exertions, in the service of the • public have
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