The Sun.
London, England, 1855-05-04 00:00:00

901 LIGHT Wr-AGGo&:-4. of 8 cwt.,

that proposals in writing, address d o the Secretary to the TiOard of
o,thrane, sealed up and mark• d on the oet•ide " Tender for Wag-
gons, will be received at the Ordnance Office, Pall-mall, on or b.s.to e
12 o'clock, 1 -tit 'nay, 1855.
Parties tendering are desired not to use any form hut that l'sued
by the Board of Ordnance. which m ta be ob anted by letter a(ldri sse.l
to the secretary to the Board of Ot dtiaoce. or on ber-oral
between the 'hours of 10 and 4, at the Ordnanc • ()nice; taut as the
time for the d livery of these wagg,ins will be very limited, parties
who do not uessess machinery f. r the mat atacture of these articles
need not apply

By order of the Board.
J. WOOD, Secretary.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
ry, made in a cause, RILEY again-t !WORTH.
.he Credltcrs of Jam, s Rile), late of Seyrnour.i lace, Bryauston-
square, n the ,outity of Middlesex, gentleman. formerly of o!ci
13,nd-street,
i'4s,cet maoufac'uree. who di,.d in or >. bcut the month
of
February, 45 are, Icy th •ir solic•tors, on or before the fourteen if
clay of Ma, , 1855, to come in and prove their Debts Or Claims at the
Chambers of the Vice-Chancdoa Kinders!ey, at No. 3, ,tone-build-
lugs; Lincoln's-inn, Middlesex, or, in defau't thereo', they will be
peremptorly excluded from th • benefit of the said Decree.
f.hiturday, the nineteenth day of May. 1855, at 'I hree o'clock in the
afternoon. at the said Chambers, is appointed for hearing and adjudi-
cat;n: upon the claims.
Dated this 18th Cy of April, 1855.
CHAS. PUGH, Chief Clerk.
KING and ATI' ArA ER .3, Lyon's-inn. Strand,
Plaintiff's Solicitors.

pURSUANT to an Order of the ligh Court of
Chancery, made in the muter of the l tare of ESTHEIi
RA INE. deceased. and or the Trustee Rrliet Act, 10 and 11 Victoria,
chapter 96. the next of kin of Esther Rehm, late ot Rklimond, in the
count 3 of York, spinster, w .o Wed on i.r about the f th day of March.
133.1 living at tie tine of her r eath, ant at the time of the i• eath
of Esther [Caine, the younwer, who die or or scout the 6th da, of
Match, 1854, or the leg 1 sieraon 1 reec .en ativea or representative
of any such Next of kin resiwcavrly a 4 have since died ; also, he
next fp lt,n of the 841 d Es:her Ralne, the yoonger, formerly of Little
e.senden, in the co my or ducks, wit late of W rutgor, in the county
of thorks. spinster. livinit at the time ot h r death. or the legal i.er •
sonal repr..sent ai Ives or reprekent oi such of thein as have since
died, are, y their soli-itor-, t.i or befi.re the l l blt d ofJune, 1855,
to come in and make out their, tie, or her claims or claim, as such
next of kin or legal per-o.i.lrepresentatives or representa.ive, at the
'Chain,e a of Vice-Chancellor Sir Richard Torin Kin ersiey. No. 3,
Stone-buildi,igs. Line' In's inn. Mid lesex, or in default thereo they
will be peremptorily excluded f om the benefit or t e said order
Tuesday. the 19th as of June, I 555, at I t el: at no 11, at the
said hambers, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the
clams.
• Dated this 3d day of May, 1.55.

CHAS. PUGH, Chief Clerk.

ROYAL HOTEL A \l3 PUBLIC ROC %IMPLY:VW:7i H.

ro BE LET, by Public Survey, for a term of
j_ Fourteen Ye irs, from Christmas, 1855, by Mr. WiLbtant
AK auctioneer. All that capital Hotel, called th,. ROYAL
HO FEL, in the borout,h of Plymouth, with the public rooms attached,
compri.im, an Assembly R,om, Concert 1t0.,m, Tea or Card Ito ,m,
and R eshment nom ; with the wet -frequented Victualling or
Ale Heise, called the HOTEL TAP, situate in the rear of th. hotel
and contiguous to the stab'ing. This spac,ous edifice. which, in
connection with the thcatre, forms one or t.,.e must conspicuous orna-
ments of the town of Plymouth, is equally di,tiluWslied by the
beauty of 'ts ex erns' architecture as try the comieteness or its
internal accommodation. Ihe build n„t comprises fifty-three sleep-
ing apartments and eleven sitting rooms, besiue, an excellent com-
mercial room and coffee room, with-dressing rooms, and every other
requisite for the comfort of a numerous assemblage cf r nests. The
stable-yard includes 'every convenience for srabling at:out sixty
horses, with accommodation for twenty-five ar.-.age:f. in 'ocked up
coach-houses. The fir,t-rate character maintai,,e,; by this estab-
lishment for so many years, and its extensive connections thr..ugh-
out the West of Enliand render • uperfluous any enumeration ,0 its
advent -Re us features, whilst the incr. &sing p pitiati n of the town
and neighbourhood, and the pregre sive eaten ion of harbour and
railway accommodation, attract ng annually incr. a ed numbers of
visitors to the port of Plymouth, insure a continued augmentation of
its present large run of nusiness, in the hands of a spirted lessee
For letting the above property, a public survey will be held at the
Guildtuxll of the said borowth of Plymouth, on Thursday, ha sth
day of June next, at one o'clock in the afternoon ; and further par-
ticulars: of Vie proprety may be obtained, and the conditions of
letting known, in the mean time on ap ,lication to the auctioneer,
No. 11, Badfotd-street, Plymouth, or t
MR. CHARLES C. WHITrFORD,
Town C erk. Plymouth.
Timm Clerk's Office, Plymouth, April 30th, 555.

A Beautiful Complexion, and Soft and Fair hands an•' Arais, are
fully realised and s .stainell by the use of

OWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental
I totanical PreparAi ion, diatinguistied for its extremtly bland.
p ruyini nd so ,thing effects un to.. Sk n; by its action on
the Imre and minute secretory ve,s, ls, it romot..s a healthy tone.
so essential to the general well-b hug of the skin and the beauty of
its appearance. Freckles, Tan. Pimples, Spots. Discoloration, and'
other et itaneous visitations, are ei adicated tti- the ICA I,YDOR, and
give' pla.ce to a radiant bloom and transparency of complexion.
Dt it sal the heat-and dust of summer, and Its case of sunburn, stines
of in; ,ecti3, or incidental Inflammation, its virtues have long and ex-
tens,‘ tely been acknowledged.
Pr c 4s. 6d. and 89. 6d. per Roble.
CAD SION.— The words " Itowts.ani KALYDOII," are on the Wrap-
red ink ~at loot. Sold by them, and by Chemis s and Pertumerc