The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-13 00:00:00

OFFICE OF 012DN4NCE,

20, Igo 5 .
TUE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of IfIS 111/1.7
.7E:STY's ORDNANCE do h,;reby give Notice, That
Proposals will be received at their Office, in St. Margarettstse,r;
IPestmlniter, or before the tstb of September rcev, from sac)
'Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of LEA THE R N
BREECHES and G LOVES fur the Royal Hirst Artillery,
upon a Contrail for a period of Three Ye;trs, dafrrnina.sle slice
OneYear,uponThree Month: Nctice being given ly either pary.
Pattern: of the Articles may be seen upon applientim at tie
Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower ; and the Term, ale
Conditions of the L'ontrati Foy be known at the Srcretary's Office,
in St. Margaret-street aforesaid, any dry between the flows of
Ten and Four o'Cbck, where the Propo.als are in be 4telivered,
sealed up, and marked on the outside, "-PropOsalt for the sappy
of Leathern Breeches and Gloves ;" but no Pr4osal can 6c ad..
milted after the tstb of September next.

By Order of the B,,reele'

R. If. CR E aerie'.»•►

OFFIC'Z OF ORDN4NCE,

-riftg:isi 25, 1806.
THE . PRIXCIPAL OfFICERS HIS MA-
-IL JEST I''r ORDNANCE do hereby give IVetice, Thar)); lo
POSair will be received at their Office in St. A:argaret Street,
IPestminster, on or &fore Monday the tith of Ser:ewtber nest,
from such Persons a: may be willing to undertake the Suppl; of
Forage.for th, Ordnance Horses statipaci in the folloving
friar, viz,

North Britain,
Northern.

South West, Portsmouth, -t
Isle of Wight, ar,t

Yorkshire;
church,
Eastern exclusive of Walley, Western,

Southern, exclusive of Chat
ham,

Woolwich, with its Depeti-
det!cies,Wo le) & CliAthAtn,
Liverpool,. • ,
for a Perio4 of Six tifonths,fiein tbe' Ai of o.4.)ter next ; the Po.
rage to be frniibed in Rations cons:sail-of i5.,13. of Oats, at 4,1 b„
per bushel-12165. of Upland Meadote, ILTy—and Sibs: of Irbeat
or Rye Straw ; and to be efilivi.red at. the rerpeßive Stations a
the expenee of the Contraßor; lobo it also is furnish sad basset
with Oats, at 81hs. per Ration, as sissy be hilletted in the iiistrie
for which be contraas.. •

The Propateris nzaj' be delivered r.cparatey or jointly' for eaci
Station'; and it is eipeEted that the ContraEior sh.rll receive the
Stable Dung that may from time to time accn,nulate, make 11 an
allowance for the tame.' -
Further Particulars may be knewn upon application to tFe Off.
cers conzmanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and aka at
4beSecretary't Office, in St. klargaret. sr, cet, 'aforesaid, any
&meet; the Hours of Ten and Fair o'clock. The l't'qdosals are
to be delivered sealed up, and marked on the ontside," Pr#oialr
for the supply of Forage ;" but no Proposal can be admitted
after the raid ritb Day of SepteMbet next.

By Order of. the Board,
• . R.. 11. GRF7Y, Serrefor,..

THE reel JAPAN BLACKING, made ny
_DA
and- MA RTI N. This invaluable Composition, with
half the usual labour, produces the most brilliala jet black
ever beheld, aftbrds peculiar nourishment to the Leather,
will not soil the finest Linen, is perfetiv free from any un-
' pleasant smell, and wil ['retain its virtues in any climate.
Sold, wholesale, by Day. an Martin, at the •Manurldory,,
No. 97, High Holborn; retail by F. Day, N0.„7, Tavistock.
street,, Covent-garden • W. Day, No: 65, Swal bw-streer ;
A xtell, No. 1, ; and by the Principal boot.
Makers, Perfumers, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis '• , and in
every town throughout the United Kingdom, in Stonitßot ties,
price is. 6d. each. •

2b T., TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-street,
London.
Edinburgh. Nlay z, rFoo:

SIR,

the Spring of 179 f I with a
-V.e.nereal Complaint, which I' treated with indigar_
euce for five months ; but was then obliged to aply to• a
'regular Physician, who 'put a temporary stop to the- viru-
lence of the Disease (by
.mercerial applications) far some
time; but growing, in spite -ofal I medicine and the advice
of the first Gentlemen. of the Faculty here, worse and
worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un-
paralleled and beyond deseription, 'being an entire leper,
and ulcerated front head to foot. —M y head, roat, mouth,
••• nose, legs, arms, &c. have'been alternately in &eager of
becoming useless; in .short, I have had. from twenty to
thirty eating- uleers'ort my body,. and nearly totally de-
prived of sight.—lt would be voluminous to particula-
r nee all my case—suffice it to say, there never was, or ever
caoill- be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more oomph..jaLaaaated'ilature. I was tong looked Upon by my, friends, and
myself,. beyond all hopes of recovery; and, in.
deed, hr -my then- condition,_ death was preferable ter my
imore than miserable state. In this dreadful situation did
r; drag a most miserable. existence, till Divine Frovidence
threw in my way. a Newspaper coOtaining the case of a
•mr. B. of Plymouth—any. - friends , read it, I could riot. —1
;sent and procured some of your LEA K.E's PATENT
PI LLS, which, by, using from time to time, am now, and
have long been; (after more than four years indescribable
distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a
proof of •this, I fiaara rhea, thriving, healthy child, horn to
me a feW months ag In gratitude to God, .and in hopes
of . rendering my tellOw-creature.service, 1 request you to
. publish this ; -and you may at, any time refer persons 'Who
wish to he satisfied of the truth of this, or further parti.
cularsaa' to meaar my•friends, by letter or person.
• : AsfeW cases for, badness will ever equal mine,, and none
exceed it, I hive' from experience every reason to assure
mankind, that in your LEAKE's PILLS they will lind.a
sure, 'speedy, safe, and radical cure, tin the most dread-
ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which is , eal4,.
FIRMED LU )0 I-IN THOMPSON.
a, Insurmountable family reasons prevent making my
name and address public; but creditable persons really
wanting information may also be referred to me and my
friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh.
Prepared and- ?old by the Sole Propriet6r, •
• T. TAYLOR, IVielnber of the Royal College of Surgeons
in London, at his house, No, A New Pridge-street,
Where he will-give Advice without a fee, tra persons tak-
ing; these Pills, and will answer patients letters; if post.
paid, on the same terms, observing in. all -eases' the most
inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case having been
mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the. Pro-
prietor, during the course of
.more than thirty-six years,.
that he has had the concluding of an extensive sale of the
above Medicine, and the 'practice arising thsrefroma
They are also sold by his Appointment, tor the conve-
rfience of those living at a distance, by Mr. Baxter,
Sout4abridg,e, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Glas-
go(v, ,to whom also Mr. T. refers for his. address: at Ma
ferfunier's; N0.'31, St. Alban's-street, Pallamall; Mr.
Robertson's '•Toy-shop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr: Dis-
bobugh's- No. 7, Fish-street-hilt, nearly opposite the Mo-
imument; Bookseller, No. r, liWoh-row, Little
; Mi. Callwell's, Dublin • and by one person m
every conaiderable town Great-Britain and Ireland, in
Boxes of only zs, 9d. each, sealed up with .full and plain
diredions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure them-
. selves with case arid secrecy.
N.. 13. 'Every •Mx Sold in Great Britain is sealed up
with a Stamp, on which, by favour- -of. the'

sinners, is piintell, at the Stamp-Office='s 'T. Tailor,
I No 6, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, and
I. all others are coupterkit. •

MAILS.
g t E n i Lisbon, z Dublin, /3 ‘Vaterford.
Flamtiurgh, 2 -Gottenburi,l).

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
63 ill Qffinium -

Consols •

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUNr. AUDEAT?

L 0,.N D N,

4ATIIRDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, :806.

IT is with the 'utmost 'satisfaaion that we an-
nounce to our ReaderS the'Capture of Buenos Ayres
by the Expedition under the command of Brigadier-
General 131:RESFORD and Commodore Sir Homz
Poplitsa. Our Readers will recollea, that immedi-
ately after the Capttire of 'the Cape of Good Hope,
an Expedition was prepared at that pliceforthe
purpose,of ,making an attack 'on Buenos Ayres, i
town situated about 50 miles up the River La Plata,
in South America. We are happy to say that the..
Expedition,' which was planned.with so,much Saga-
city, has been executed with equal intrepictity,and that
it hat-completely succeeded, with very little lost on
onr parr. The advantages which this Country will
derive 6om this Capture are'of the mostiniportant
n:tture. We do not allude to the wealth obtained
by the captors, though have reason to b.elieve
that
,it is immense, but ta the more solid and. Pe—
rmanent advantage which this Country Must derive'
from the possession of so important_a 'Place as Buenos
Ayres. v It will'open to us a.considerable part of the
Continent of South America, 'arid, when connected
'With the enterprize of General MILIAN:DA Of Who: id
success, there is every reason to efitertiin the most
Sanguine hopes), affords a prOsPell of wresting from
Spain the 'whole of
,ber invaluable, possessions in
South Atnerica, of establishing- pew markets for our
commerce, and of creating a new and boundless-field
fOr tile industry and-enterprise of this Country. The
Dispatchesanuouneing this Most gratifying event were
brought home b) Narcissus,capt. DQNELL Whd
was dispatched almost immediately after the Capture of
the place, which happened about the' latter end of

June. General :11 11114 fl Sailed from' Trinidad, oil
,
the loth July, with two. Ships, two Brigs, two
,Schooners, and three Gun-boats,, with a consider-
able number of volunteers, and a great quantity of
arms and ammunition.,

Wr have this day matte some thriller t raas fittn
the Hand, uigh Mail which m'vivecl.sterclay,
demand Which B-orz A,rA .s said to•have made uptin
the Cabinet of Vienna,, for permission to occupy the
Circle of Austria until the coneinsion,of Peace with
.Greaf Britain, hoWevq extravagant it may app.ear,
re believe has aCtually been made. It: seems
to be the flied determination of noNAT,A.ET, .jf

The

. .
possible, -completely 'to destroy the power of the
liouse of Austria ; and he will probably endeavour
to accon-iplish this objeca before ',he openlY ccin
mences his- Operations ag.ainst ,theK.ts ot. of Pau.ssi;A.
The whole
.condua of -13oN,AyARTE since the un-
fortunate P;:ace of Pret-,burgh justifies, that opinion

no sooner one o.l.nand been granted, than. an.o-.
ther,. opFessirt: and trk,-)r, insulting, was

InediatV made, in the hope either of forbing Atl3-7
tria unpreimed, it to a War, obtaining 'repeat-
ed c6neessi6ns; effeat-r.illy to di,salYte lrer frern in:in-
taining 311 y contest in futtire with France. , If the
Treat- Wit • IteAsia, bad be6iratifi.edi and if the Kt
•
of. PRiussui had 'not at the same time shiN

sonketiling like a disposition to resist the progressive
enerPacfamet3ts of FfaOce, there is every reasorr
• .
believ,e -that by
tais tAile a rcrle.tiArmy would fia.Ve

been in the 11,:avt of Austria.

TUE.account-ef Mr. Fox this day is more alarm-
ing than ever. The followitig 1-8 the Bulleiia at
Devonsh.nt Piccadilly; bat we lYave, heard
by a later account that he had reached ,his last mo-
ments, and had most probably expired before tbis,
Paper was put to Press.

Chiswick-House, Saturday Mcirning

" Dr. Mo3ELEY has.the tt.pn cur.to acquaint Lady
,F. L L 'Mer
BET FOSik.K that Mr. Fox has ha 4 but little rest iri,:ths
night ; awl that his pulse is quicker and weaker, auZl;,sktt

languor is increased."

We hai7e indeed been, informed that Mr. Fox is
aaually dead, but we have riot been able to ascer-

ihe truth of the re:port.

WE are exsrernc,sly concerned to. state, that a very
disastrous event has happened, at Majta. tnaga-
.
)zine of gunpowder, containing' near four hundred
barrels of that article, neat two thousand.shells.a. and

other combustible stores,- was.blown up .on the isth:
of. JulY. .-About a thousand persons, chiefly naliVes
of the Island, were destroyed by. this ealainitouo•
event; and the Shipping.in the harbour has a 1504-
,
terially suffered. It 'is not yet, ascertained Whether
this melancholy circumstance was the result of
dent or flagitious dasigu. -

17Fe are happy to say, His MAJEST?I3 eyes are
50 much ;ecovered, that .hc now writes nearly as
cs before t e was afflicted.