The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-22 00:00:00

PICTU4I.I. I . 1. .t IC ,

Sept. i 6, -6.
THE
,COMMISSIONERS for VICTUA L Llti'd -
s- His M JES:CP,T NA:'.). dc hereby give Naier,
onThursday, the 25th inst. they will be ready to receive :Tendoe
in writing (sealed up), for ar ma HOGS, thearrares of
w/..-ich not to weigh less than 112 pc/rinds each, intende.4l7r P,rk,
for Sea Stole; ar the respeßive Dealers therein may think proper
;to offer, to be killed in Iris Majesty's Ficlualling Premises at
Deptford, between the 131.0 of o,Thber next and the 3tst of
Alarch foaming, the first eielivoy whereof to take place on Molt.
al4y,te said 13th of oe7ober next, and the snb.equent Deliveries
is be continued twice in each week, in such regular prop, !ions at
that the whole shall be eowideted by the 31st March 6ehri,
mentioned; to be paidfor by Bills, payable's:4o Interest, nicey
day: after. date.

No .ffir of Hogs ofa less issimher than will prcdact Fi
of Kirk will 6e attended

The Conditions Gif tdie Cunitat7 may he .reen at the Sr CI et .77' s
Office.

No regard will 6e bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he deliverfl
to
the Board before One o'clock on the, said Thursd,fy, the 2516
instant, nor unless the Perron who males the Tender, or some
Person on his behalf, attends., toanwer, wken called for.

OFFICE OF ORDN .liV E.

Dept. 12, 1806.
THE PIUNCIPeI L OFFICERS 9f HIS 211,1•
'
jESTi's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, J1.1.4t
oposals will he received at their Office, in St. Margarchstreet,
irestminiter, on or before Wednesday, :Le tsth Oeloher, f, osn such
Person's as may de willing to undo take the Provision of R
ARTICLES for the several Corps under the direction eft&
'Ordnance ; Patterns of which may he viewed upon applieltijn.
at the Principal Stoekeeper's Office in the TORLY.' j wh,re fur..
tier particulars may be knoWn ; and afloat the Secretary's °Jet-,
in St. Ma►jaret-street aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of
Ten and Four o'Clock.

The Proposals are to he delivered at the Secretary's Office, seal-
ed up, and marked on the outside, "lender. for 11,ficry ktic•les ;"
hut no Proposal can be admitted after the said istb of ORober.
It isliolher ',epee-led that the Pelson whose Proposals nntp he
accepted shall enter into sufficient :minify upon executing his Con.
trail for the due pelfogstanee thereof.

By
Order of the Board,
R. H. CR BIP, Ser.•etary.

OFFICE OF OR-DIV/INCE..

„ S'el,tember 6.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His , AM-
yESTY's ORDNANCE do he,Oy give Notice.
Proposals will be received at their Office, in St. Margo, et-street,
Westminster, on or before Thursday the z.l D.zy of Oct. next, front
such Persons as ntoy. be willing to undertake the Pfrovisi?s of
COPPER HOOPS and RI*ETS for the Service of 11.. is De.
partment, upon a Contract for One Year ; Patterns of which 'nay
be viewed upon application at .the Privcipal Storekeeper's 011ie:in ,
the Tower, where further particulars` may he known ; also at
the SerretaD,!: Office, let St. Margaret-street Aforesaid, any 041,V
between. the- flours of Ten and Four o'Clock. The Proposals
are to he delivered at the Secretary's Office, sealed up, and mall.;
ed on the outside, _Tender for Copper Hoops and Rivets i”
butte(' Proposal can he admitted after the said 2d Day of Octo&r„
, _ ,

By'.order.of the Board,

R. It. CREIP:

THE GREATEST CLEARER AND PURI FILR OF
- THE FACE.
QOLOMON's ABSTERGENT LOTION. is an
elleCtual CURE fur ERUPTIONS on the FACE -and
SKIN, particularly Pimples. Blotches, 'Fetters, Ring..
worins, Tan, Sunlzurns, Freckles, Shingles, Prickly flear,
Redness of Jhe Nose, Neck. Arms, &c.. &e. also for Scotbu.
tic and Cutaneous Eruptions of every desciiption.
By the simple application of this Bind night and morning,
or occasionally thrice a day, it will remnveithe most rancor_
ous and alarming .Seurvy in the Face. It is -perfetNy
and possesses all the good qualities of the celebrated eosinetiL:4,
Without any'of-their doubtful and sometimes Aanoous
el.
leds. It is an almost indispensible appCndage-to the toi'et.
IV rough and uneven skin, its shining appearance, and yellow
and sickly paleness, 'are by this Lotion etl-74d.tually remoied.
It has been adininistered to Many thOUsands without even a
single complaint of its-inefficacy—a singly bottle will be suf.-
ticient to prove its value.
Price 4s. 6.1. a bottle, duty included, .with which is given
proper d4eclions • and on the,Starip of .every genuine bottle
the words. " Sad'. Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved, to
imitate which is felony.
N. B. The postage of all •Letters 10 the Dodor must be
paid, and tos.. bd. as a tee enclosed toradv ice.
Sold by Mrs, Mathews, No. 18. Strand, London; Mr:
Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge;
Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, Smith-Bridge; Mr. DavidSori and
Husband, Elder and Co. 'Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, G lasgow ;
W. Camgron, Greenock ; G. BroWning, Paisley.; H. Craw-
ford, Kilthapickly w..-Ydung.- Irvine ;A. Forsyth, P.
Whiteside; Ayr 1W: Crawtbrils. Girvan;- 1. Carson, Neilti.
Douglas; T. Al:Mil lan. Kirkcudbright; M 'Credie, Kirk.
-ildy I J. Blyth, LeVen; j. Dempster, Ciipar ; Dun-
dee Montrose; r. Mitchell, and I. Anileri6n,
Aberdeen; • Dr. White, Banff.; M'llitosh, tiverness.; :F.
Ivi'Kenzie,,Stornaw4; P. Taylor, Strimrar.; -Jnhoson and
Bisset, Perth; W. Anderson, Sterling; Coke and.Reid,,Leith ;
Alexander, Dunfertnline.; Wilson, jJunbar ; Vinnet, Ar-
bloatn ; Dickson, Inglis, 'Dualities ; Phorson; Berwick ;
Wedded. Alliwickf F4cer4on, Arlatitk.osic, and larnte.son. Pe-
terhead ; Trongate, Glasow; and by most
BOoksellerS and Verniers el Patent Medicines iii 02 lizitect
Kingdom.

rront, the Lag DON GAZETTE, Sept. 20, 180 G.

.4kt the Court-of the Queen's Palace, the 17th of
September, 1806—present, the King's Most Ex-
cellent Majesty in Council.
'Whereas the capital City, Town, and Fortress of,
Buenos Ayres, and its Dependenciesi have been
conquerelf.liY' His "Malgty's Forces,, and the Terri-
tory and Forts of the same are deliVered up to His
Majessy...auck,thc same,are now in His: Majesty's
possession ; His Majesty is thereupon pleased to or-
- der
,and declare, and it is 'hereby ordered and de-
clared, that all his loving ..Subjects may lawfully.
trade to and 4;roms the said eipital City, Town, and
Fortresi' of Btenos Ayres, and its Dependencies, in-•
eluding•therein all and every the Territories belong-
ittg to,zor-forrniog a part of,--the Government of the
same, in. British Ships, owned by' His -Majesty's
Subjeet, and navigated' according to Law and, in
Ships bona 'fide belonging to any of the St bjeCts
or native Inhabitants of the said City, Town, or Ter-
ritoriei„ such native Inhabitants. being peaceably re,
sident ,the same, and under -the obedience of
His Majesty's Government there ; and that such
trade shall be subjed to the same duties, rules, re-
gulations, conditions, restriaions, penalties, and for-.
teitures,,to which the trade to and from His Ma-
jesty's :Colonies, Plantations, and Islands in the
West Indies. and Sonth Arica -is, or shall be, sub-
jeet except as hereinafter specified
And' His Majesty, is further pleased to order and
. .

_declare, and it is hereby ordered and declared, that
areandThaitiaS", being of the growth, produce, or
manufaelure of the said capital City, Town, and
Fortress of Buenos Ayres, and its Dependencies,
inclUding therein all and every the Territories be-
longing 'to, or forming a' part of, the Government
of the same, or which have, been usually exported.
therefrom, shall be permitted to be imported into
any of the Ports of the United Kingdom in British
Ships, owned 'by His Majesty's. Subjects, and navi-
gated according to law ; or in Ships bona fide be-
longing to any of the Subjeas or native Inhabi.;
tants of the said City, Town, or Territories, such.
native Inhabitants being peaceably resident within
the same, and under the obedience of His Majesty's
Government there;, and.that such commodities shall,
li'stibjie-t to the same duties, ytiles, regulations,
restrifflolis, COnditionS,..penalties, and forfeabres, as
articles of the like soot are Subjeato conning from
his _Majesty's cqion;es, Plantations; or Islands iii
the West Indies or South .America. -
And 'whereas.. information has been received that
the Commander Of his Majesty's Forces, to whom
the said. City, Town; and Fortress'. have esureendered,
has reduced the Deities,- on importation into the
, from about. thirty-tour and a half per cent.'
ad valorem, to ten per cent. ad valorem,- and two
and a half per cent, for the Consulate, or Municipal
Dotiesr-m.a.king,- inet.heswhole; twelve and one half
per cent. on
,all articles imported• into the said
Plaeeand'its'ffependencies, in British Ships, owned.
by el‘lajesty s Subjeas-; and- navigated accord-
Ina, to law ; or in Ships botia fide belonging to ans,.
of the,Subjeets Qr native Inhabitants of the said City,
Town, or Territories,- such nativeinhabitants being.
peaceably resident within the same, and under the
obedience of his Majesty's Government there;. his
Majesty is thereupon
,pleased to order and (Ware,
that the said yeduced Duties shall 'continue to be le,
vied, and no other,.on 'all articles so imported:vs4h
the exception (). Gel-man Linens, :Which are
tinne.to be stit')jeet to the same Duties: as sverepaid
thereon before the conquest of tho said place by
his MajestY's •Aflus, until his 'Majesty's pleasure
shall btefurther signifieo J—and-it -is- hereby further
ordered, that it Shall not he lawinl for any Slave or
,Slaves to,be landed, or ia)ported, or brought-into the
said:City,,Town, and Fortress of Buenos Ayres, and
• its Dependencies, including therein all and. every
theTerritotees belonging .to, or' forming a part of,
the -Guyernment,ot the same as aforesaid, upon pain
that-alieSlaves so landed,- imported or- brought; to-
gether with the Vessels bringing in- the same, or
from which the same shall be landed; and their car-
goeses!.all become forfeited to'-HisLlVijesty, his
liens, and Su( cessurs :—Provided. alsVays, that this
prohibitiotisliall not extend to the several cases of
'Slaves bona 'flee
from
in navigating any Ships
trading to' (Y.' 111.)11'1' the said• place; or of si;ivcs
fideeorplqed as doinestic• Slaves,' and potning,into
the said place e'ity their Masters ;or or Slaves in'
any Manner employed- in His, Majesty's' NaVal or
_ ._ .

.•
Sery ice.: -•••Abd the • 'Right .1-forrotira hie- the'
Lords bommisiontn-...v. of'• His Miljel;ty'S' ,Treasury,'
, and the Lords. Commissioners' of the' Admiralty;'
are to ,•bivo the necessary- direetiOns, herein as-to-
them may reSpet:itively appertain.
W...FAWKENEIL.
.There is also another ()Merin Council; of-the same date,-
by witch His Majesty, popti•ylt to tlipmvisions of the late
Aet,,callo the Americanintcrcowse bill, orders, that the
Governor; oA tiie' Colonies in the est Indies, or on the Con-
;Thent of SoutliP.D4e.tica, -shall,. be authorized- lopetzlit ;for
twelve moi,lns, in ally V4AselS belonking to the Sitbjeds of
any S t,te in amity u' tit His, M. je,ty, the impott..tiun of
Staves ancL-I:hrhoer ; and also et evtr:t kind of PtoviStent
(Beet; Pock, and !jotter, always excepted) which 'are 'f he
growth .(a prodhce of the Country to whichsuch'Vcsscti snail
belong t and also the exportation from the sthd,Coloinkes. of
Ruin, Alohises, Sre', except Sugar,-Intligo; Oetton, Wool,
Coffee, niat.Coeo.A.3 • • •. • • •
Queen's Parqee, Sept., 17, 4.506.•

•

L 0 N D 0 N,

MONDAY, SEPTEMEER 22, 1806.

Wz received this morning Dutch Papers to the-
18th, which'comain.intelligence from Paris to the
11th. The 'accounts from Naples Stijl continue
to be of the most. distressing nature : the Nth-
:
tary Commissions appointed to try the brave and
loyal Calabrians who are unfOrtunate enough
to be made prisoners„ continue their labours with.
indefatigable perseverance every man who is taken.
is tried,, and every man who is tried is shot. A bat-
tle is stated to have taken place between the.
French and the Loyalists; it is described to have
been most obstinately contested the vitiory of
course is ascribed to the French, but from the man,
her. in which the account is. given, we are inelined
to think that the,French were completely defeated.
Neithei the date nor the place *here the action
was-fieught is-naentioned.. •

lx.was naturally.to be. expe&ed that the vigilance
and aaivity of Government would be immediately
employed to derive -early and complete. advantage
frocti the important acquisition of BUenos Ayres.—
Reinforcements are •of course •to be • dispatched-
with all
.possible celerity, to.that quarter, and .we
trust' that our poisession of so valnable a sonree. Of,
commercial profit will be rendered secure. - Captain
Ross-DONELLY, the adive and spirited Officer who
brought }wine the Dispatches and the fruits of. Bri-
tish valour, is appointed to the Ardent, of 64 guns,
Which, is to assist in conveying- those reinforcements,
and the stores which mercantile speculation is busy
in preparing. The local knowledge and experience
'of this Oft-leer' peculiarly qualify him
.1-.for the task
assigned: - •••
• The Gaiette, of 'Satui-day. contains an. Order of
Council for opening 'a Trade With Buenos Ayres, ,in
which the provisional regulations adopted by General
BeilgsvOßD.and Sii HOME POPILiM are confirmed,
with the, exception of the Duty on. German Linens,
which is preserved as it stood. at the time of• the
capture, •
. .

Other Order in Council, permitting the Tradc,
of Neutrals with the 'West India Colonies, for the
supply of Lumber and variuus Articles of Provision,
with the exception of Beef, Pork, and Butter, has.
been issued. It is to continue in force fur twelve.
months from its date, •or till siy. months'.aftef
Ratification of a Definitive Treaty of Peace, or till
revoked, altered, or modified,
,by six months notice
. •
to thatpUrpthe. ..

ThKini.v.ra3 this.day pleased to entifer.the Honor
of Knighthood 'on' Stephen Sl,niirp, ntjes=
ty'6-Consul-t.xeneral in itussiu.
• •

WE stated on Saturday that efforts had been made
to adjust the . differences subsisting between, this
Country and Prussia, and at the same time we ex-
pressed an opinion that those efforts would be at-
tended•with success. We have reason to believe
that we did mit advance too much in what we then
,;,;a, but that an ainicable,intercourse is likely to be
restored.

r

IT ,is generally believed in the higher Political
• Cirdes. that Eon! HOWI.CK will succeed Mr. Fox in
the Al.'oreign Department, and that Lord'SPENciit
will once more be placed at the head of the Admi-
,
• raltv. An arrangement is said to be in contempla-
tion, by which. I.ol'a SIDNOUTII is to, Ty-Sign the
Privy Seal in favour of Lord HOLLAND. Some other
changes of leis importance are expededto take place:

B/INKRUPiCIES' ENLARcED.
. ,
Ella Archangeloz,atherwise Elia Arcllangeto, late•of Crispin-
street, Spitalfields, Middlesex, merchant, -from Sept. 16
to Nov, 4, at ten, at, 'G uildnal I. • • . , ,•, • , '
William Watson-, late of .otford, • near Seven Oaks, Kent;
-miller, .from Sept. 16 to Nov. 4, at ten, at' Guildhall,
Lorkion. '
Peorge-Perrott Miteculloch,• la,e .of East CheaP; London,
merchant, front 0ct..4.t0..N0v.. 22; at ten, at Guildhall.
B :INK R r.,71' TS. ' ' ' , ' . 1 • , ,
John Gaskill, ' late of the town of. Non Ingham, but now of 1 This day beim; the Anniversary of I-Its.MA4Es TY S
Arnold, Nottinghamshire, broker, to surreivter Sept 3,, at . COroP:iticin , it Was .distincruished •by the tiring of
0
- four, Odt. t, and Nov'. t, at ten, at the,! each Bowl, Not- • . ' ,-. ' ,
tingliarn. Attornie,i; Mr. ft. - PerCy; NOtringliaiii:; or r the Park and I ower Guns, and the ringing of Bells
Messrs. Maedi,ugall and Hunter, Lincoln's. Inn, London.. in several
.Parish Churches, as usual on so interest-
mva,d Moon, rot Hammersmith, Middlesex, builder, to
ina
•' "surrender Oct '3, at twelve, 4 ' acid Nov. r, at ten,..at - •
'a n occasion,
• . •
Guildhall. - Att-rnics, Mrssis. Pringle and Wa..,borougli; The Jane, DAVIS,; from Surinam,
,arrived at Liver-
.
G reville- s tree% Hatton-Garden; ' ' • ,-- ' pool on the luth instant :. she parted front the
Winiim Greitson, late of Manchester, innkeeper, to Surren. , ..
cier.Oat• 6,7, and Nov z, at three, at the Phoenix, Si-'a. horneward-bOund Leeward Island Fleet three weeks
fortt, LaniasiliFe. Attorincs, Mesirs. Cooper rtti Lowe, i betare in lat. 37. long. 59. Admiral CoptRANF.: left
• soutkimpton.butittings, Chatictkry- lane, Condon ; or. Mr, ' ti , three: i ~ before she parted. '
. I it.tn La) s ore
I. Cooke, sArtura. .
John Howard K,i,..!Tict- Fd ward TlOskio, , 'of Wapping-doe/- 1 '. The. Laiona Frigate, with twenty-six Sail .of
street, -and pi •Paldil.grop.stre,•,r, M./I.ifluiex, coal-rner- - :Vessels uncler eQnypy, for the West Indies, sailed
chants awl co-partners,-i„ surrentlerSe'pt; 27, ()et. 4, anti -.• :. ~.... ,
i i i 'Cork: - n the 14,,th .nst.; the To 'rnz,eFrio'ate ac-
-1%1 Nov 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornei, Nlr, 'Few, -New '.t '•ol 1 '. • ''-‘)
Nortit-su.c.ct, gal Lion-squire. , . 1 conga them asfar as Naleita, i
1.

• IT is NOW, we. understand, finally. 'deterrnined,
that Parlianwpt assemble about the .middle of
. .
N6sernber; instead of the 28th of next monthi
vas originally intended.