The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-25 00:00:00

P_ICT.UALLING-OFFICE,

08. 23, 18:6.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MA JESTY's NAVY do• hereby give N.Wce, That
on Thursday next, the 3oth inst.. they will be_ ready to receize-
Tenders, in wiling (sealed ye), and treat for One Ilssndf.ed Tons
of MUSCOVADO, SUGA:R, to. be answerable to. Samples. to 6e
produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered, in the original
Packages, into the Viqualling Sitar: at Apt fad, in the pro..
portion tj .not less . than Twenty, ncr mote than Thirty Tons
per Weekaront the date of the Contract ;\ and to be paid for by
Bills, sayable, with interest, ninety days after date.

The Conditions of Ads Como-..a ',raj. 4. ..ca ofihNOL s'et erli r

Oft?.

No regal-1111.411 be bad to any Tender in nublebthe Price shall •

not be inserted in svorth at length, or' that shall not e delivered
to the Board beim One o'clock on the said Thursday next, the 3pt.6
instant ; nor unless the Person 14,th0 makes the T ender, or scare
lersvo on his beba(f,•attends, !oat:mei-, when called for.'

FOOD FOR DOGS, PIGS, Arc,
TO LE SOLD, at No. 42, Lime-street, Fen;
church-street; London, a Quantity of GOOD OLD
BISCUIT BREAD, in Bags of One Cwt. each:

PERSONAL COIVILINESS Improved ha the use'
of two elegant Preparations, first, The AROMATIC
IVORY DENT( PRICE, so called from its aitmirabieef.
feels on the' l'eth, which, after a ley applications, assumes
the appearance of polished Ivory, prevents moreover their
premature decay, those decayed it preserves from becoming
worse, fastens stielicaS arc loose, and, by perseverance, ien.
tiers the foulest Teeth delicate, and (train its aromatic fra-
granee)• the breath perfedly sweet ; it is also exceedingly
grateful to the palate.
Secondly, rite SPERMACETI SOAP, which preserves
and tenders the Skin soft, smooth, and delicate. The einol-
lieut and healing properties oldie Spermaceti are so generally
known, as to render a comment.on its virtues unnecessary,
the Invent& is so sensible of its peculiar mildness, that to
accommodate Gentlemen of tender skins, he has also formed
it into ShaVing Cakes and Shaving Powder, as the lather
made with it will scarcely affea.the eye. •
ho above articles ate prepared and sold-for the Inventor,
'by R. Johnston, Chemist, is, C reek street, Soho, Ldndon ;
the Deotifrice as. gd. the Soap and Powder is. 6d. each.
persons wishing to avail theursetes of the grc.it utility of
these'artiolesi 'should be careful to have them genuine, by
vbserv,ing,his:Nairke on the Label affixed to each. •

• ,
GOUT Bilious, Rheumatic, and Nervous Affec-
. tions, are etne-tualty r6i-ntiv,ql by. the use -of, the Rev.
Dt..BARCLAY's ANTI-B11„10.US P•11-LS.--"ftie follow-
ing ,is A. proof of their efficaeyo-rfnii Thonias'Bernerd, ESE'.
Bath. ' -

SIR, Upper Crescent,' Bath,.. July z 6, 18os."
On receipt of this • I .requat you will-send me six-double
Boxes of your Barclay's tt ritl-qilions Pills, and twelve
Bottles of Specific. Inclosed is a titan for col. pay yourself
for the Medicine, and itt4ly the.rernainder to the publication
of the following Case:—
" For the last fourteen•years iT have been afili tied with the
Gout, andlot the last tour years this is the first Letter 1 lilve
been able to write, which -i think ought to be iiddri:-Ssed to
you, acknowledging my perfea...cure .by using lour Anti-
Bilious Pills and Specific.
" I am, Sir, youltnott obliged humble Servant, •
" The Rev. WrIL Barclay, ." I'HOS. BERNERD."
Leicester-Square, London." ;
In addition to the abOve Is annexed the following List of
Noblemen and Gentlemen,, wbo hay,: received a- perfeet cit're
from the Itev. William Barclay's Bilious Pills and Specific :
The Lord Biihop of Bath and Wells. • •
The Right Hen.- Viscount Dillon.
Sir john Hollywood, Bart. M. P. for
Sir Stephen LuShington, Bart. M.`P. for Penryn.
Thomas Anson; Esq. MA'.. for Liclifidcl. •
James Amyatt, °Esq._ NI. P. Tor Southampton.
.Cecil Forrester, Esq. M.P. for '
Nicholson Calvert, Esq. • l‘f.Prfor .liertfard.
Edmund Boefn,.F.sq. New-street, Spring Gardens..
Thomas Harnmersley, Esq. Pall-Mall.
G. W,..llickes, E6q.. Private Secretary to-the late Archbishop
of Calitetbury. • • • -
, •
The Rev,-Mr, Dimock, Librarian to the late Archbishop.
Sold. wholesale. and retail, by appointment tif Dr. airclay,
at.,Mr.'liutler's; No. 4. Clieapside, corner. of Paternoster_
row •,• and retail by Bull and Callwel I, Dutifrti ; Scott, Smith,
and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Macd6nald; Glasgow ; S tams, NI all
cheser G regs.cins, Liverpool•;* and by most Country Medi-
cine Venders in- every Town: . •
A. Caiiiion.---Obsezvetbe name of William Barclay is en.
-grawd on the Stamp, )Vitich is affiZed on the out-side wrap-
per of each Box; all noeso.stamped are a dangerous imita-
tion, Price ss, lid. add Los. per Box, withampledireaions.

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of

th.: CITY of LONDON.

GENZLEMZN,
MY Worthy. Eiiend Sit' 'JOHN WM. ANDER-
-1- SON hiving notified his intention of withdrawing
himself from public life, I am encouraged by the flattering
opinion and urgent advice of many estimable friends to offer
Myself to your notice at this time as a Candidate for the
honour of being one,of the Representatives of this great City
in the next Parliament. It a faithful and conscientious dis-
charge of the great duties of the Magistracy for many years
can recommend me to your, favour ; if undeviating attention
and a&ive zeal marked the important and expensiye office of
Sheriff daring the arduous period I held that sacred trust ; if
the dignified and responsible charaeler of your Chief Magi-
strate has, through rough its various weighty and laborious functions,
been maintained by my humble.efforts, so as to merit the
honourable approval which my Fellow Citizens have re-
peatedly testified; if steady loyalty to our beloved Sovereign,
and rooted attachment to the most glorious Constitution
under Heaven, which I have been frequently called upon to
evince, .and, l trust, have as frequently and fervently exer-
cised, may rely on your support, then, Gentlemen, I con-
fess, I shall have the vanity to hope, and the pride to believe,
that this appeal of my ambition to fill the most honourable.
post in your power to confer, will not be presumptuous, nor
be made in vain.

Believe me, Gentlemen, that should you be induced to
place so high a degree of your confidence in me as to invest
me with the proud character of one of your Representatives
in Pailiament, every energy of my life shall be devoted to

your service.
I have flip Honour to be, Gentlemen,

With great resped anti esteem,
Your most obeclient.and most faithful humble,Servant,
JAMES SHAW, Mayor.

Mansion. 'Muse, O. 19.

to the 4NTLEM EN, CLEIZGY.and FRE EHOLDL RS
of the COUNTY of LEICESTER.

GanFLEMaN,
T4AV.ING received from many of Me most re.
-4- spedable Families, as well as froth a 'considerable
number of Independent Freeholders of the County of Lei-
cester, a ilattefing invitation to propose myself a Candidate
-for th.eir Representation in Parliainent'at the pending General
ElediOn ; and conceiving it.to be a moment when I can obey
their distinguished solicitation, in a manner most respeitful
towards the County at large, and most bonottrable to myself,
I take the liberty thus publicly` to ofhir myself to your no-
tice. Should Ibe so fortunate as to experience a fulfilment
of those promises of Support which I have already received,
I earnestly flatter myself that the numerous and .honourable
by which my Family is firmly bound in attachment to
the County of LCicester, will be the surest pledge of a faith-
ful attention to your Interest and Welfare. lam aware that
should step beyond the bounds of fad were I to claim
any other merit at your hands ; but if the most anxious,de-
sire to engage with assiduity in your Service, can be deemed
qualification worthy of your consideration, in that I will not
be surpassed by any one. For my. probable Conduct in Par-
liament, I heg to refer you to those: known Principles upon
which my Family have always aled, which are in stri& re-
lationship to those Principles th.it guided the Admintstratiott
of a Mao wt...., loea 0,-,.(inns us mire poignantly
to deplure, and under which I Hatter myself the Interests of
your respeetable and independent County will never cease to
advance in Prosperity and %V fate.
I have the honour to be, with the warmest Attachment,

Gx‘,iTLEmEN,

Your nidst devoted and obedient Servant,
ROBERT MANNERS.

Lcicester,
.061. 23,-. )806

TotheGf.NTLEMEN,cLERGY,andFREEIUJLDERS

of the COUN FY of YORK.

CENT I.SIA F.
THE unexpeaed intelligence that a Dissolution of
Parliament is speedily about to take place, has reached
mein a very distant part of Lngland, to which the health of
'Pay Family had called me; some few days, therefore. may
;lapse before I shall. be able to pay you My. personal respeels.
Permit me,- however, in the mean time, to return you my
cordial acknowlerliinents• for the repeated marks_ of confi-
dence and. approbation with which you have already 1107
ttou red' me. -

• Your kind acceptance of my past services, encourages me
to offer my 4t once rnore a-Candidate for the' high honour of

•
ILkepresenting you in Parlizurw.at.
Though 1 Clare not affironthat m y Parlimnentary.condua
jtas ben fret: from error, 1 can truly. aisure you that it has
been my constant and earnest endeavour to discharge tile.
A:Julies of my irniiortant ttust with 'independence, fidelity,
•And diligence. Should I be' again honoured with you,r ap-
probation. ell:: same principles will continue to govern me in
,the dischar'Fe of my Political Duties.

. .„
I can scarcely be mere bound to you than I already am,
'.-by the ties of Gratitude and AinElion, but I shall feel, if
possible, more tltan ever desirous of pioving that I am not
ltogether unwigtity of your choice. I am,

Gzu rLemEri,

Your faithful Servant,
W. WILBERFORCE

Tyne, Dorset, OEtober T 9, 006.
To the ENT I, M EN, CLE fa; "Si 7; and FV,EEHOLDETiS

of the COON rY of YORK.

CzivictmeN,
IDDARLIAMENT, being DISSOLVED, I take the
earliest opportunity in my power of zonimunicating to
you my intention of again of ring myself a Candidate for the
honour of rzpresenting you in Parliament. ,

A period of. Ten Years having elapsed since I was first
placed in the high and honoutable situation" of your Repre-
Sentative, I trust I may, without presumption, rest my hope
of future Support rather upon Your judgmcot of my Public
condua, than tivon general professions.
I am' anxiouS,. however, 'to avail myself of this opportu,
pity of expressing the deep sense of-Gratitude 1 feel for the
Liberality and indulgence 1 have already experienced from you
upon all occasions since I have been engaged in the execution
of weighty and important Duties ; to discharge which with
lidelit/ has been the continued objeft of my endeavours,
Should I again be deemed worthy
.of the honour of being
one of the Representatives of this great County,. I shall be
•
Inost.thatikful for your Support.

I .haire the Honour to be,
With the greatest resciea,
Gentlemen,

yptu obliged and most obedient humble Servant,
, ..„
HENRY
L4ScE,LLES.

}I3TCWOOti fipuse, 051. 24, 18L5.

GENERAL ELECTION.