The Sun.
London, England, 1808-11-02 00:00:00

TALLOW CANDLES.

A ample of the Candles, with ajorm of the Tender•may be
seen at this. Office.

Na Tender will he received after Twelve o'ClockA on the Day of
Treaty, nor any noticed, utiles': the Party, or an Agent. for hint,
attends.

. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,
OR. 14, 184.
. ,
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
YEsTY's oRDW.PICE do heseby give gotice, That
Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall 111.11, on or
before .31"oer.isy, the' 1.4. th day of November errxt-, front inch [fey-
sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of HOSIERY
ARTICLES for Service of this Department, for a period of
Three Years, commencing front the Ist of :7i:smeary next.
Patterns of the Artieles.May 6e seen upon application at the
Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, where further Par-
ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,
may .be known, and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall,
aforesaid, any Day, between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock,
Where also the Proposals must be delhhred, sealed up, and en-
dorsed, "'Proposals for Hosiery Articles ;".but no Proposal can
be admitted after the said 14th day of November, at Twelve
o'Clock as Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be no..
tired, unless the Faro making, it, or an Agent he his behalf,
shall attend.

By Order of the Board,

R. H. CREW, Secretary.

SALE OF ESTATLS, &c.

CORNWALL.
FREEH )LD ESTATES.
TO BE SO.L.D 10/- .AUCTIoNT,
In Lots, at the King's Antis, Bod.i in,-on Monday, the 21st,
arid Tuesday, th 2zil Days of November, and at the King's
Arms, edinclio;d, on Friday, the rsth, and Saturday, the
26th I)ays of November next,

Q UNDRY Valuable. FREEHOLD ESTATES,
si! wk. in the several. Parishes of Reiland, St, Mabyn,
Egiosna} le, Budinin,. Symonward, Temple, Car-
denkam, Rosen, St. Wenn, St. Erval, arid St. Eva 4, Da-
-vidstow, ,tte, train, St. !allot, St.'Gennis, Tremaine, and
St. Fo9nias, near Launceston. -
The whole contain:rig upwards or 45c0 Acre's, of which
part are at Will and part held spun Leases for Lives.
Descriptive Panic.: tars may be had ar the King's Arms,
Ilya-I.nd) ; the Fountain, lynrotitli Dock ; London I on,
ivy Bridge ; the hire Hart, Latincestql ; the Talbot,
Lost withiel.; the New 1-nn, Callington; the King's Head,
Trurd; Ale Klog's Arms, Lipkeard; the Red Lion, St. Co-
Iturib , the Tree the Halt- uolsan.i- Inn;
Davidst ;at the ,of Sale; of Mess-s. Strong, Still,
afld Strong, Lincoln's 141 n; or Mr. Childs, Liskeard ; and
or. Mr. Nriglir, Surveyor, to, Charles Street, St. James's
Square, Londun.

PURCELL's MUSIC

just published, by ROBERT BIRCHALL, No. 133, New

ilond-s tree ,

rHE BEAUTIES of PURCELL, containing
a .;ticaioll 4.11 the most favourite Song, Duets, Frius,
and Chorusses, from the different Compositions of this cele-
brated. Author, adapted and arranged from the original Scores,
dedicated to the Rev. Richard Ailott, Dean of Raphoe,
by. Dr. john Clarke, of Cambridge, price 11. ss.
The' Editor has in this Volume compiled the most
admired Compositions of this great Master, and in order to
obviate the difficulty to 'the generality of kerformers of ac-
companying from a figured Bass or Score, a separate part for
the Piano Forte is added, and in the arrangement the greatest
care has been taken to adhere to the original Text. It is
hoped that an attempt to bring into more general use the
Works of tne Henry Purcell (which have:long
been sought for by the true lovers of harmony) will meet
with suitable encouragement in this his native country.
N .B.• It is the intention of the Editor to publish a Second
Volume of the above Work, and those whu will please to
honour him or, the Publisher with their Names for the same
will be entitled to the First Volume at the. Subscription price
of One Guinea. • , .

This Day were published,
J'art I. to X VI. of the Improved Edition of
THE ENCYCLOPtEDIA PERTHENSIS, or
Universal Dittionar7of Knowledge ; being on a more
comprehensive Plan, and incomparably cheaper, than any
Undertaking of a similar nature; every Part, at Bs. contains
nearly as much Letter press as others at 18s. Besides a Clas-
sical Dittionaty of the English Ltnguage. the Trestisasun
Biography, Arts, Scien es, and Manufadures,' embrace
every recent Discovery and Improvement. •
The Work will be completed in 48 Parts, published
Monthly, torining 24 Volumes, with. 4.-3 o Plates, and a fine

Published by Thomas Hamilton, No. 37, Paternoster.
row, London; Wilson and Spence, York; John Fowler,
Ormbkirk • George Miller, Dunbar; and C. Nlitchel and
Co. Perth.

Dr. lAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS.
CAUTION.

HEREAS .BENJAMIN PERRIN has • ob-
truded himself upon the Public :is" tie original dud
only person" who ever prepared the Fever ?owder and A
leptic Pills for the late Or. aims; .they ivill i>e enabled to
jutige of tiiis man's pretensions when they are •informed that
he was a labourer in the Doctor's garden, Lambeth, at ele-
ven shillings Fe( week, and afterwards employed to make tip
his Pills, the ingredients of which were weighed out and de-
livered to hirn in mass. for that purose ; And-that he never
did assist in any part of the process of the Fever Powder, to
which the Analeptic Pills owe their peculiar efficacy. It
will be evident, therefore, that Mr. Perrin's are - not -Dr.
; and the Public will determine what degree of
credit is to be given to one who has ascrted, that he was the
" original and only person" who ever assisted Dr. James in
preparing his Powder, when it appears that the Fever Pow-
tier WAS prepared many years before he wort td for 1)r. lames,
and even before lie was burn_ The Ana:eptic Pills (which
Dr. lathes contrived as a remedy for tdmself, and which p:e-
serv,:d his rife to an advoiced age) are admirably calculated
for Di,orders of the Stipmach and Bowels, and far. ,he Head-
ach, and other bad elleets of free living ; as also for Rheu-
matic, Bilious, and Gouty Complaints ; they gently open
the pores by and the body by day, and are excellent
in Colds7and Feveis, and should never: be omitted at
bed-time after any excess of eating or drinking.
Sold. only' by F. Newhery such Son, Nu. 45,.'5r. Paul's
Chdrch- yard, London ; and at Dr. jarnes's-late HouSe, id
Bruton street ;in Boxes, price-4s. 6d. each, or six in one
large Box, price il. 1)0 iyinsA tided.
ot."serve that the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St.
Paul's," are engraved in the,,Stanips.