The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-26 00:00:00

UALLING.OFFICE,

• July is, iso6.
THE COMMISSIONERSfoi VICTUALLING.
His MAJESTY 's NJIVY do hereby give Wake, that
on Thursday, the 7th of August next, at Eleven
_O'Clock Precit4,
in the: Forenoon, they will be•reaay tosel I, to the highest Biddy-, at
114 Majesty's Viattalling Premises, at Deptford, sundry Lots of
.the follpwing Provisioni and haualting Storer, vix.
Bread,. Bread Dust, Bakehouse Sweepings, Damaged Meal,
.Flour, Flour Sweepin*s, Rice, Raisins, Pease,. Pease
Screenings, Doll, Oatmeal, Oatmeal weepings, Bags and
Rags, Butter, Grease, Slush, and Scrapings, Cheese, Sugar,
Beef, Suet, Pork, New Boards, DOLiblet . and Slab Ends,
Staves of various descriptions, Wine .Plpe, Brandy Piece,
Wine Hogshead, and Foreign'lleads, Tight and Dry Head-
, ing (Lrble Pieces) Wine • Pipe and, Brandy .Pieces, Wine
hogsheads, Iron Hoops broken and bent, and worn out
Coopers' 'Tools. • •
lying' in His Majesty's Fiattalling,Premises, at Deptford.
if Deposit if per ii, to be made upon the amount of each
Lot at the time of Sale and if tle lemainder of the Money be not
paid, and the Particulars taken away, • within twenty working
dys afterwards, the Deposit will firfeited, and the Goods
remain the property of the Crown.
The other Conditions may be seen, and printed Catalogues may be
had, at the Secretary's Office.

On Monday the toh.inst. was published,
A LEITER, addressed to Ws. FITZRERBERT,
LA., in answer to a Complaint that het Feelings have been
hurt by the mention of her_Natnein the Keview of the. Con-
duet
.or the PRINCE of WALES ; with Observations on
the influence of Example, .&c. &c; &c. -
By NATHANIEL jEFERYS, late M. I'. fur the. City
.of Coventry. •
• Toobe had at No. zo, price is.

•
HOME AND BELSHANT'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
•From.the earliest Records to the presentTirne, complete.
mR. PHILLIPS has the Honour to offer to-the
Public. the, only complete, res{ eaable, -and.uniform
Series of English History which has ever been produced.
...Mr. HUM E's History was brought by that Writer down to •
the period of the Revolution, and Mr. BE LS HAM has taken
up the Narrative-h.-Om the it'evoititiorranirtridifgllt It down
to the Peace of Amiens:— •!' • . • •
Both Works form an unifoirn Series of TWenty 'Volumes,
and they may be had of every Bookseller in ToWn and Coun-
' try, price EIGHT POUNDS, inboards.. .
Persons already.,poSses.§ing Mtr,liurne's History...may }laveMr. Belsham's entire Work by itself, in Twelve Volumes,
'for FIVE GU EAS;'in boards. • • • • • '
And as the latter part of Smollet's- General. History was.
I frequently sold previously to the appearance of Mr. Bel-
_sham's Work, as a Continuation of 'lline-r6 the Death df
George-the Second; M r.. Phillips 'thinks it properto observe,.
that Mr. Belsham's History of the Reign of George the Third
may be had Separately, us- complete Hume and-Smollett,in
Eight Volpmet, price THREE , POUNDS 'TWELVE
SHILLINGS, in boards.
13fidge- street, Jan. 8, 186'6. • " .

• •
Miss OWLNSON's N-EW NOVEL.
This Day was published,:
•
i,
ryT-hves,Volume;, Duodecimo. price 13s..6d._in boards,
- - • HE WILD IRISH
.GIIIL • a National Story ;
• in which are delineated tae Manners, Amusements,.
and Grievances of the Peasantry and V roinanrz of Ireland.
. ' . By SYDNEY OWENSON,
Authoress of the Ndvice of St. Dominic, St. Clair, Acc.,
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
'friars ; and sold by all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ire-
land.Of whom may be had.
'A New Edition of the Novice of St. Dominic, by Miss
Owenson, in 4 vols. prici 18s, in boards-.
The Fifth Edition of the Winter in London, by Mr. Surr,
3 vols. 13s. 6d:4
/And the Maid, Wife, and WidoW, by Mr. Siddons, 3 vols.
its. 6(1: - - . - ,

•• • Mk. SIODONS's. NEW. NQVE L.
This Day was pUblished, in Threeliolumes„ price t 3s, 6.1.
THE MAI D, WIF E, AND WIDOW: A
Tale, in Three Volumes.
• By
.1-lENItY, SIDDONS; Esq, •

Printed for R. Phillips, 6, Dridgestreet, lilackfriars and
to be had of all Booksellers.
Of whom may also be bad, just publiShed,
T Virtuous Poverty, by thc-....same Author, 3 Vols.
z. The Winter in London, by Mr. Surr, 3' Vols. -
'3. Novice of St. Dominic, by Miss Owensan, 4 Vols.
4. Fleetwood, by Mr. Godwin, 3- Vols•. ,
S. Ferdinand Fitzormond, by airs. Temple, 5 Vols.
6. The Wild Irish Girl, by Miss 0 wensorr; -3• vols.

On ianuary the Ist,- rao7,- Will be commenced
A new Monthly Publication; entitled •
THE ATHENIEUM ; a Magazine of Literary
2nd Miscellaneous Information.
Concluded by I. _AMIN, M. D.
Of this Work the tirst part will be dev6ted to Generil Cot-
.resfionciencei comprising in its topics all interesting matter
of Inquiry or Information in Polite Literature, Antiquities,
Science, Philosophy, Natural History, Statistics, Domestic.
Ecopoirty, Manners, &c. In this department Controversial
Discussions, within the bounth of moderation, and decorum,
will be freely admitted; Queries and. their, Answert will be
inserted ; -Ikposures of Detects and Ablises ;• Proposals for
Improvement, and useful Suggestions orsil kinds,, will be
thankfully attended to.
Distind and Perrnanent'farts of the Publication will be
allotted to the following Objeas
Classical DiSquisitions ; consisting of Remarks, historical-
and critical, upon all the principal. Authors of_AntiquitY,
and the Manuscripts, Editions, Translations, &c. of thoir
Works.. - . . • -
Analyses of;and E xiraas frOm, scarce and curious Books-
orditferent Ages and Countries.
Memoirs of Distinguished 'Persons.
• Liter'ary Intelligence,-Doinestic and foreign.
Original Poetry. ; • , •
The Phlitical Events aTthe preceding Month. •
k. Nleterarological-Rogisters.aiiii-Observations. _ •
Agricultural and Commercial Reports.
A Notice of all interesting- Oceurrendes throughout the
United Kingdoms ; with an Obituary of remarkable Cita-
raaers. •
Communications
..for this Work are requested to be sent,
pint paid, try Messrs. Longman, Eltirst, Rees, and Orme?
• L'aternoter-row ould-Alcisth Cade!' and Davies,- Strand.

•" ' VICTUALING-OFFICE,
~ - <
,Yu!y
THE CQ.Iif.III7SSIONERSfor 17:1 CTUAL:LING
Pis mAyiEsTY'r NAVY do. hereby give Notice, That
on Wedneiday the 3d of September next, !ivy will be readY.to re-
ceive Tenders, tts'tm iting• (sealed,. up), and treat faith sucb P;'s—
sous as will undertake to supply all slab quantities of Chcibire,
Derbyshire, Wurwicksbire, and Gloucestershire c E liS E, or
CHEESE of (Oaf goodness, and RUSE C 0 Ric (seconds)
BUTTER, or BR I TIS 1-113IfTt R of-equed goodness, arshall
be required for His. ,11.
lajesty's Vitluallimg,Sovice fronfthe Ist of
Oflohe.t• next to the j cab of SeptCntber-, tSoi, inclusive.; to. be deli-.
vered from time to time, as dem4stded, into His 11.1;:jesty's Vic-
;uallink Stores at Llpt.lad, Ports.mneth, Plyffrouth,-.and Cork,
at afTh
fix Contrr's expence ; be warranted to Beep good and,
rovqd for the space of six months iron: tbr respellive periods of de.
;• and to be paid Jro -Os gills, payable, with ;avert,
niney days after date. , .

The Conditions of the pritratTr_maybe;een at z 0 Secrerxy't
office, at ,this Office ; rr by applyirig to Mr. john
Dunster.olli, Agent for the NO:railing' at Cork.
No regard will be hod to any Ten:ier in, which the Price shall
not he inserted in Words at•length, or that shall not be.- delivered to.
the Board before One o'clock on the_said 11"..driesay, the 31. of Scp.:-.
,
irmhet next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some
person on his beh4, attends; to answer, when called for.

•
TRANSPORT OFFICE,
April 30, 'tBo6.
'THE COMMISSIONERS for condaaing His
111A7ESTrs TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking
care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, esc. do hereby give Nottce,:that
they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the sth of August, to
receive sealed Tenders; and treat with such Persons vs mqy he
nvilling to contra? for ritlualling Sick and Wounded Seamen,
and Prisoners of War, .at the under.mentioned Places, for nude •
' I
11Iwiths certain, frOm the cth of ORober next, vim.
A NnGUA-7--SiCk and Wounded Seamen.