The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-19 00:00:00

811"ANI to INDIA, via ALEXANDRIA,
calling at MALTA.
All;h: 9REAT LIVERPOOL will START from SOUTi
_I-
A 101? ON on the Ist April, at Eight A. M., and from FAL-
TR with the Mails on the 2d.
84.tsaraers from Malta for Naples, Athens,
Constantinople,
Sth;"„ell Ten Days, and for the lonian Islands
and Patras,
•Au 15th of each month.
Msinsalar and Oriental E:tearn Navigation Company's
It•u t-, Office, London, 51, St. Mary Axe.
• No cargo received 5n board after March 29th.

LuADO:N.7 AND BLACKWALL RAILWAY
the f,lsl.otice is hereby given, that on and after THIS DAY'
"INS will RUN every QUARTER of an HOUR
isth March,
IAB4 NN T
A.
2.TIGHMAN, Superintendent.

QUID
K CONVEYANCE TO GREENWICH VIA THE
BLACKWALL RAILWAY.
Ilexp
E nQW fast Iron Steam-boat FLIRT, built
CREl,siv tn. this station, is now rnnning daily, leavingr
sad WICH for BLA CKWALL at the Quarter e.or.e,
4,kthe Ararter after every Hour, from a Quarter before Nine 111
Aelevril,ingt till a tiarter past Six in the Even.ng ; aund
ALL ro GREENWICH
„TPast Eight till Six. The sister-boat, COQUETTE,
Igkir,„v:lcesi en the station before Easter, to keep up the corn-
-41011 every Quarter of an Hour.
Pares on Iv- elc days, 4d. ; on Sundays, fid.

L°N.I)(IN AND GREENWICH RAILWAY
37, Cant OFFICE.
lnWi,._erbury-square, Southwark, March 15, 1842.
IIANSFER BOOKS for the 2d and 3d Share
te4161,.., 4, SHUT from SATURDAY the 19th to TOURS-
i:s.March. The Half-year's Interest on the Pre-
41(Itt their:,4 at the rate of 1/. Ter Share per Annum will be
el till 44'; clor;Zacnt's Office on and,
Saturdaysafterthe3 lstins(. from
(Tuesdays
.anACKERAAN, excepted).cretary.
tiVesqiciv
'Co and BRIGHTON RAILWAY
P6tll .1 MPANY
. Incorporated by Act of Parliament,
gi,heldE/11400°.
CIAL GENERAL MEETING of the COM-
".opsg.4.7Parsuant to Advertisement, at the London Tavern,
7lreet, on-Thursday, the 17th March, 1842,
48.45e-r9RN HARMAN, Esq., in the Chair,
oe ii,,olisement convening the meeting was read. .
I,OZ, rt or the Committee appointed by the Proprietors
lea °II and Brighton Railway on the 20th 7anuary last,
llatelaa• The following Resolutions were passed :-
444 rd ii"'?"--That the Report of the Committee be received,
,Artleteds and circulated among the Proprietors.
p--)---Thati the cordial thanks of the meeting be given
-14114 tee,, ar"ns, and the other Gentlemen composing the
44Ited..
JOHN HARMAN, Chairman.
r"-..That the best thanks of the meeting be given to
tlate'it" for his uniform courtesy to the Committee during
"7 were engaged in the investigation.
tAliveellAßLES R. MACKENZIE, Secretary.
1'
41 PI I) ON FRIENDLY UNION.
I,nutcli• the Patronage of the Right Honourable Viscount
litsdittrib ertight Honourable Lord KENYON, &c., &e.
11141,04, 4,t10n of about 3,0001 worth of CABINET FUR-
a,:ltqL!-'4,,:yets, Blankets, Rugs, Cottons, and Linens, for
t;,, ,on of the SIX TRADES, by Subscription of
"itiltsna sr, March 24, and to be decided four
Y ~.,0
A in Starch, June, September, and Decem-
otyseription of Ten Shillings per year c :nstitutes a
,10 PI riber, entitled to four chances, one each Quarter,
Ltbt assu .44" everyadditional Ten Shillings subscribed. There
'lllncre- a 1 Subscribers in less than two
Th No increase
'416."
LL STRFET
hit goti_, . 71, LEAI).EN A h s t
rLevert eitY require no Gift or Donation for t eir ..uppor
j4'Ne'r s'llbseription of 2s. 6d. entitles the Subscriber to a
tslee9blainin some article of their manufacture, varying
frek 10
14 IN_ 3. to 20..
stqpicii%re not expended in giving temporary relief (as
n require to be inexhaustible), neither
.ht.ey
idleness, but are appropriated to a more praises o. shy
40444
1441 1:-1).07ment for the ind strious artisans, by distri-
la,diroduce of their labour among the Subscribers,.
it, ,;.`ena their hearts under the great depression of
%,,-'l4lO !Iles stimulus to their industry.
(4;417:::,-: Funds enable the Committee to give constant
to 1,129 mechanics, all with large families
~„4441,4 !ve in each) thus giving weekly support, through
tbZ4* of
`e
The London Friendly Union.," to 5,645 persons.
tr,...'4104 if Tnuttee would feel amply rewarded for their
datlis a they could procure that patronage and support they
bevolent object of the Association deserves, which,
qat rittdi 'o7ould• enable them to employ, by. Christmas next,
th • 20,000 artisans, she, by their own exertions
14:4441,r fanailies in the same ratio as above), would obtain
110 g is subsistence for 100,0000 individuals, and be the
tAZii:l;titially alleviating that extreme dlstres! so feelinglliy
14,7" the Speech of her most Gracious Majesty at t e
Itsb hue Present Session of Parliament, wherein she
thissiv_e observed, with deep regret, the co.nti.nuedtd.is-
lt manufacturing districts of the country , su ler-
-111441 which have resulted from it have been borne
litillett,PlarY patience and fortitude."
lieu:2 for Subscription Receipts, enclosing the amount,
Ti
by return
T rea of post.
„nURNELL, surer, 71, Leadenhall-street.
‘"tt°FION, Secretary, 4, Aldgate.
o! GrION IN COFFEE.
Plantation Coffee ..ls. Id. to Is. 3d.
Pill-it Ceylon, strongly recommeded Is. 6d.
I3erbice
Jamaica equal to Finest Mocha...2s. od.
.
h,yr.clfaurners are requested to try the ab.ove,. which will
tlatitZless• 26 per cent. under the asual retail prices. Cotnio-f
te. and hotels can have pound samples on receipt
44PNi**--- 2, Buellersbury, Cheapside.
-n LOOKING-GLASSES, AND SPLENDID
kinkpr GILT„ PICTURE FRAMES.
( AI'LEA.N, 78, FLEET-STREET,
themas ,ZPPosite the Dispatch Newspaper-Office), respectful v
T 11„ i"! Trade, Artists, Upholsterers, and the Public, that
asupplied with LOOKING-GLASSES and PIC,
.4'lliq,'47SlES of the very best manufacture, at prices
etto attempted.
And • May be had Gratis,
te, 'Lent Free of Post to any part of the Kingdom,
ttrcit., 14eilti„4RGE SHEETS OF DRAWINGS,
t.lle exact pattern and prices of One Hundred dif-
hklatiraPicture Frames, and One Hundred. and Twenty
roe 07e, elegantly ornamented with designs made ex-
vtae Tract la Manufactory-
-01,7 e aliPplied with Frarn•s in the Compo. Fancy-
-7147es 4 arenePa~? and Moulding, and Room Borderings. Old
5411135. and re-gilt. Glasses re-silvered. Thirtytitnerjt
apprgc7vecropftinsetahloreneedinfoonr
thms tmaken back, andry mone,

xt1.,,,. .....
t,,,k h
52, Fleet-street.
fr -.ow ',,I)ISOVERY in TEETII—Mr.
.441,,,eed t“.`u, Surgeon-Dentist, 52, Fleet. street, has in-
ttteh,tlClAP.l ENTIRELY NEW DESCRIPTION of
NII,' Th. TEETH, fixed without springs, wires, or
:ley uutie 'Y 0 perfeetly resemble the natural teeth, as not
„rill Zill4ll,ished from the originals by the closest observer;
4ki 4 found'Eß CHANGE COLOLUI OR DECAY, and
hi I Nth very 4
'AI ad does superior to any teeth ever before used.
,t 1 operit: not require the extraction of roots, or any
:I,st'ase, ins'°n and rant support and preserve teeth that
k'ithilt,tion are guareed to restore articulation and
,th- rat ' and, that Mr. Howard's improvement may be
!Pi: loitch °I
sf the most economical, he has fixed his charges
','rul e:
the
passible. Decayed teeth rendered sound
pl.l„.,p,iyie'. mastication.-52, Fleet-street. At h..me from
Ai-_-----
FF
whit.ht.-r4 XkCIIE TEA TRAYS, 50s. the
ho. r-o- 41,bi. '„'. , }Ur I. SIZED GOTHIC SHAPE. Superior
0, j.,,Wlrie„Livo, jwi.th ivory handles, 14s. per dozen ; Brass
a:4l'4' Pd. ~;:v Cuttains, 114 inch diameter, Is. 3d. per foot; 2
SNliilkOlt—t.r,,f°st ; bronze fenders, i feet long, s.
ls„ I-, INF,„NDON TABLE CU PLERY WARRANTED.
telr,qine.; C.:4•0, with ivory Handles, 14s. per. dozen ; Dessert
t"ttl,Plakl4l, si:Tirs, 4s. , d. per pair ; Table Knives, wits, white
k'.;itZ,47,-.4,.h.it-fxrurd.•.ze: ;qullerstsser!),7,fi. s.
, new Bi. ;s
Carvers,
sith.. i Pear-
tits,4tticrithlain•raYs, gothic shape, 501 ; the set of full sizes. Ca.
-ott.,ien„„°lll the prices,Engravings of every I ronnion.
k(retshlei`elsary to the furnishing of a house of any size, 25
ph) 4hY other old-es ablish.ed house, to be had gratis
cox
andl BURfON, 12, Wells.street Oxford-street.
4m.. tat ...., Established H2.i.
NEr hes ARF_
.41., 1,o1.) ~,.. STREET, PICCADILLY (directly opposite th
~41.10,,d —.76,14.1244 WILLIAM-STREET, B.iNK OF
4) It 't
'AN,
lltikal, thc,..--', -,,D lIE &RING —PATRONIZED
uchtpine-, 'ukiesties th It --
440 th_th, .!e!i the grin asses
-ing Ind Qutae.enof 1-lanover, ivel their
s and Sophia, her Serene
litiat,t‘ek,Zince.s Estergszeys, the Princesses Mary rid Rosa, her
elc.ettePtete,!' Duchess of Bedford, and their Graces the Arch-
ttlthfe' s 413', and the Dukes of Devonshire, Norfolk, and
klilitt_,iet; 4114 n
I, -"gay oral exi7e.OLONIONS, Opticians and Aurists, during
istihthikthverifyihence of thirty yeais, have had ample oppor.
tide:t th eticait a the Organs of Sight and Hearing
k,,4ll,tiat kt ~,,,Y_II related to each other .in such ah peculiar
44;4' 114,14.11Zt747ees rtat;i7dify° d''elf l'lrifireit jims Peed f:ift.ttetd ebyscsucsie-
r kor,lo:vid,ae;', anti mustu be observable by many thou.
!'toted'y nt ,erit,' thus circumstanced—which is deseving the
a!lsr,Lthi. itch out', attention 'The Messrs. Solomons, with a view
Vetk "Ptetr.f:4• i'tt4,,t,er.istain,.ec... tt°n, and after they have devoted their whole
t1e.411. ,tli I, ~. a branch of sAence, have succeeded in Oleo, ing
11., Ntso uhl 411,1
4. most scientific improvement in a Transparency
t7,41y eeklagrativ.reventive an., cure for Deafness; they have
t.
„..-
Ila'a thZeci4ttie •it °ice Conductor, upon a very small construe ii ~
etOtthi'e I,„tsionirequires no holding, and the individual ane.
44104,1 to -"Porran, of. the party in the general conversation.
%IX% 'u attire , discoveries not only .is defective vision
goi,!l, 14 ~," nos? but the sense of hearing is restored to its
fif in, ,74441 C ,i 4, those Lenses are so constructed and
te4'iof% tli.e4 art trnherfect eyesight, upon such scientific pm-
, 4tohi,'t that' the long extensive experience of the Messrs.
,t11:‘,,,4::' tel,lllr,Y„. will be found to effect a. eh an . extent
s'ol -,:ht tioi• pi,e-i; exceed their utmost and most sanguine. ex-
r,4l..6,lll,lntitefith t.tliese Lenses before impertec vd
diisgnn,cteitahne,ri
ItZeotlir 1414tieri/tticheeznot,iirilg
ebxecnotmescl r
distinctness.eaau The Messrs.
l'ee:,t: Oei,4„ll44l,enrei'r possession, without one exception, Spectacles
s? t.... t 4,10- ittl,, t:
...e2,,erty kind which are
superiority fth
bil and Gentry, and
eekilihe liltoonnit thr°of the principal Oculist Physicians and Surgeons
tlotaihte%a 441er(9411 "r eat Britain as well as on the Continent,
essio theti sowus for insertion.
tiv:4.,Y, I:l,!ll,,,,,vith'nons are anxious that the public should not
ht ,Aigiril:tlehj''''sons of the same name, it being admitted by
htttht 0 ,‘,i, i}',.. ef the highest character, and may be observed
hjsbe.tvbefor,"„het,r.4t their newly-invented Spectacles and 0pera-
i24.,,,,, •=4, 1,1 , For nearness surpass anything of the kind
It. ,TO id adPe• They request attention to the first part
4 Ti4"' Heiress, 30, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, directvly
rt °Nler !_, old 75, King William-street, Bank.—No
11 an,
employed.
1,1 N: rilZielltrOpTrilleEt P°PULA ft MEDICINE.
htleilig
.itil nowil ors of
, tl‘e invaluable Remedy, so
44 tt'ettrta 01:1,P„AtyttR'S I.I'FE PILLS are constantly receiv.
i,etirm- kibiters. ft united Kingdom, instances of their astonish.
khst",dittteigstitfieeiwt htfld be imposs ble to bring all the cases
to saY, that cases of every description have
4 4-7,1,,,. 1.7t1ee11,,t liibs.Yrtilleir Ilse, thus showing that what has been con-
hiletkiled b.„4rhe cause, and requiring different treatoient, all ori.
tve7,s. ith, her,4 one tiwn namely, an impure state of the blood, and
OdYkiyeAklhay l',Ieheri0171:111 treatment. Parr's Life Pills, although
Prlb`htat aria fdinini4ease. yet are as pure and harmless. as new
tik,aised rt„tong iii her.ed with confidence to the invalid, how-
eitithe,,n
lose t, st 41th, who will soon enjoy those.delightful
il't th:42 tulkii..orangg he,ilth, viz., good appetite, sound.
10 Net '44 in ns ~,,,?_.4).spirits. fo have produced a medicine
.4., et. of ti, . en,,,,,, t. rdtiou and effects and yet so efLetual in
t,02; en_reer. 7,,141,a,_ vlei)sease of however 'long standing, exhibits
hi 7", The e u,_. i research and a thorough, knowledge of
.filt; nor,:h the ws',2l,4‘ve been the instruments of restoring this
!ilahen‘tl_re l...heed Z.l, feel confident when they make the aster-
iiier4i jr, e a rirlOratZair, that If only a fair trial be given, the
tL e 44 tito edie,„ to health •nd happiness.
qO,l. ch htlktatn °r iudeed and
h' l bccomes este-
tlttit'rt 41 ozzeeti, .4%, , the publCeatitrrl aaiatligcee sale is created,
she 0 l'lge t e 43411 forwarrln:incived adventurers ready to deceive pttirtli u4te.„st h,ret..._ 'lnflations under similar names, not heel-
*" aaed and unblushing effrontery, to support
kW ie 't2thly by the int'e rfgardless of the injuries they inflict on
and "bp , the I,) sttre th y are guilty of to the proprietors.
and hot,.:k. 4ietat Loh rol,rietnr r• ,
koe:eta.' l'ar N,ds •d". and 38' I ' Roberts and Co., !t, trene-
,„ tin,., 0,. sr. ~,
.olti wholesale, by their appoint-
arnacZfheittelget-street :rive Cllurch-yard ; also by Earclays
0' Wta44Zdeerr4/4' Chelniustr and co., Bow Church-yard ;
14 9. • and medicare vendors tn every
.t , Tit ruq..4., en.,
neeloso-Flhe C'aelt be" family boigs Us. each. Full directions
t443,414°r ,tfe. etl„fl trod xi..
hag - (bog', -eina.,„ tines of Thomas Parr who lived to be
°atilt ottirif,'"Arhlr-a2hs on Disease,' Halth, and the
''" ageat," 'nfiT4Ylngs, anecdotes, p.etry, Sic.,