The Sun.
London, England, 1808-06-20 00:00:00

PICTUrILLING.OFFICE,

.. • , .: • iime.l7, 3808.
C'THE COMMISSIONERSjor.VI TV/1 LI4I.IVG
L His jESTY's NAVY dt herOy give 11,rotice, 1'1,4
on Titursd,ty nexl, the 23i instant, they will be reaa:y to receive
Tenders in wilting (sealed. up), and treat'for 1;4'6 quantities
of BISCUIT; made lront Ind< Meal, as the respeßive
jaa.mrerr
.of that Article may thbfk. proper to eller ; One.balf
thereof to be deliver's in a Fortnight, and Me remainder its.et Fort,
night afierwardr, into Ills Majesty's Viettfaling Stores at beet_
ford; and to bt Pii." fir by Bills, payable, with li:urea, ninety
days alter date.

The Conditions of the ContraPl may be seen at' the Secretalyt
Ofre.
N.B. No Tender for a kts quantity than One Thoutomd Sags
of 'B; cuit .u. 411 be adwritied.

No reged will be bad to ahy Tender in ssibiebtbe price sball
not be inserted in word: at length, or that that/ not be delivered to

the Board bejt,re One o'Cl&ck cm the haii Tily,sday Rev,: the. 21.1

hirt.int. no u..lecs the Perla: who ;mikes the Tender, or some Per.
ion on his iehnlf, attend: tfil anmer when called for.

This Day was published,
In Svo. illu tra ed by Fourteen Engravings, price 16s. in

hoards.

DRACTICAL and DESCRIPTIVE ESSAYS .on.
* the Alt rof WiE:AV I NG.
tty )OHN DUNCAN,
Inventor of t►le. Pateot TatnbottringMachinery, . •

. Printed ror Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pate'rnos-
ter-row, London; and lames and Andrew Duncan, Gin-
gow.

Dedicated, by permission, to His Royal Highness the Prima
of Wales.
This Day were published,
In Two, Volumes. Royal ism—mice ins. in boards,
POEMS, byCHARLES .JAMES, Author of,
the Mtlitary Ditlionary, Regimental Conipauiop,
The Third Edition, with Additions; together with a strik-
in Likeness of the Author, and a Portrait of Petrareh, front
14l orghen, • the celebrated Italian .Engraver, and tither,t4p-
propriato EtAtavio!s• .
London: Sold h. T. Egerton, Military Library, White-
hall ;J. Booker, Ne Uund-street ; and I:Richardson, Royal
L xehange.

To Tr TAYLOR, Surgeon, Ni). q, New' Bridge-stmt,
London. ' •
SIR Edinburgh, May 2, lgoo,
IN
;he spring. of 1794 1- was .affliaed *ith- a
venereal Complaint, which • I yeated with iieliifer-
ence for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a
Intel; of the Disease regular Physician, who put a teolporary stup :to - the vim-
le
(by mercurial applications) far c.oruc
time; but growing, in spite- of ail medicine and the ...,vice
of the tit.:t Gentlemen of, the Faculty here, Worse and
worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un.
rarallelai and beyerni description, being an en, dangertireleleort,
and ulcerated front head tO Mot. --'My head, throat, mouth,
nose, legs, rrin, am have been alternately in
becoming useless; in short, .1 have had train twent- to
thirty eating ulcers ,rt my betty, and ner le totally de-
prived of sight.--7--It would -be Voluminous to parucula.
nee all my case—suffice it to say, there never was, or eves
will be, not. of a more dangerous, or of a more compli-
cated nature, 't was long looked upon by i'my friends, and
imagined myself, beyond all hopes •ot recovery ,• and, in-
deed, in my then condition, death was liteferable to 'fay
more than Miserable state. In this ihstatifitisituation did
I drag a most miseratale existme, till 04itne Providence
threw in my way a Newspaper coittainiog the case at a
111 r. 11. of Plymouth—my mends lead it,. t could not:-1
sent and procured some of your LEAK. E's PATENT
l' I LLS, which, by using .train time to time, am now, anti
have long been, (after more than tour years indescribable
distress), in as' good .a state of healtir'as ever I enjoyed; as. a
proof of this, I .had a fine,. thriving, healthy born to
me a few-months:sago. In gretitt ,te to God, and ut hopes
of rendering my fellow-creature service, I request you to
publish this; and you, may at ally time refer,persons who
wish to be satisfietl, of the truth of this, or further parti.
milers*, to me or my friends, by lector or person.
As few cases tier bedoess v, ill ever equal mine, and none
exceed it, 1 h.ive Irons experience every reason to 'assure
mankind, that in yoor .I.E.AKE"S P 1 LES they will find a
sure', speeds, safe, and radical core, tot the roost dread-
ful 4tagc at the Venereal I)ise4se, which is celled 3 cow.
„ester. Loss. . 101-IN THOMP.SON.
Inshrmountable family reasons prevent making 'my
name and address public.; but, creditable pessons really
'wanting- inforination may also be reterred to me and my
friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Geniens, Edinburgh. •
Prepared and Staid by the Sole Proprietor'
I. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College- of Surgeons
-4 in London; at his house, No. o New Hodge-strut,,
Where he wait give Advice without a 'fee,' to persons take
ing these Pills, and will ansWer patients letters, if post,.
pia, on the "erne terms, obeerving in all cases the most
inviolable secrecy, no person's' name or ease hAvinia, been
mentioned, but at their own particular request, by th Pro.
prletor, during the course or more than thirty-six years,
that he has had the condueling of an extensive sale of the
above Medicine, and the practice arising therefrom.
They are also-sold by his Appointment, for the conve.
nienee of those living at a sfistance, by Mr. Baxter,
South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr.• Macdonald, Printer, G las.
gow, to whom also Mr. t. rofers for his address; at the
Perfumer's, No, 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall ;
111 i.
Robertson's Toy-shop, No. 503, Oxford-street; Mr. Dis-
borough's, No. 7, Visit-street-hill, nearly opposite the Mo-
'Unbent ; Mr. Steel's, hookeeller, No. t, Union-row, Little
Ivaer„hill; M. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; and by one
ea's"' in every consicierable town ut' Great-liritaM arid
ireland, in !nixes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with
Cull and plant .threetions, whereby persons of either .Sex
may cure themselves with ease And secrecy.
N 11. Every box sold in Great lieitein is sealed up
with a Stamp, on winch, by favour at the. Commis-
SiOhVre, is printed, at the Stamp-0111" T. Taylor,
No. 6, New liridge-street," to imitate which is felony, anti
all Otaers ate C4DuutriteitS.

, .
This day the House Met at three o'clock .;
SOori:
After.which the Lords,t.oinmissuinersi .eoniisting of
the Lord Chancellor, Duke of M ,ntrose, and Lord
WalsinViam, souk their seats. .
The ,COHHOOS House of ParlitMent 'being in at-. s:
tendance, his Majesty's Cornmisswit,..itithorking tlus;
Commissioners, tu grant. thu,ROytil ik*n (4 13 i 11$ ,
enumerated, was read, when his Majesty:. Assent
was accordingly declared to the,Ten Millioutr Loan
Bill, the Copper Duty Bill, the Malt Duty Regolt.
.lion Bill, the theilrisli Militia Volitit,
'tary Services Bill, the British Ships flitt, the. Land
Revenue improvement Bill, to a Bill authori,ing
John Peter Grani, Esq. of .Rothietunrchu,,,,:to salt
his extensive woods in the County or Inverness; to
employ the price thereof it; yurchasiog toner lands
to be added to the Entailed Estate ; ono to authorise
the Heir in possesdon at the time, if sc. inclined, to
become the purchaser of such woods, and a nuntOe
Of other Public and Private Bills.
The Earl of STANHOPE presented a Petition from
Major Cartwright, .against the Laical Militta Bid
similar to the Petition presented for him in the
House of Commons. The Loin CHnNottLott,

objected to-the Yitition, on lie.outit of the.
way in which the Libuse was described, the Pei
being addressed .to the birds of the United King-
dom tit Great Britain and Ireland,. in Porlictinenras,
seenbled ;' and not., as is ,usual, .to the Lords. " Spi.
ritual and Tkrnpor4l.". After. 4 few words fronli;arl„:!•1..
STANHOPE, however, the LORD CHANCEI4,OR
satisfied that the !description was'. stiff:l6cm,, and tket
objedion was, of course, waved. . .