The Sun.
London, England, 1808-07-19 00:00:00

VICTUALLING-0 !,'ICE,

7u/y t 3, ISA
COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUA LUNG
-111- His. AMIESTY'r NAP!. do hereby give Nctice,- That
on•ThurfelaY, the 28th instant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders, in writing (leafed up), and treat.for One Hundred Tons
of CHBSHIKE, DERBYSHIRE,• WARWICKSHIRE,
and GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or 'CHEESE of
equal goodness, 'to be delivered, One-half therenf in the course of

a Month, and the remainder in one lit9nth* afterl,ardc, into flit
Mv'ftty't Via/railing Stores at Pertsmonth and Plymentth, in the
ilosoinz itroportions,

Portsthoutii
Plymouth

- 3o Tons.

- LOO

"Ind to be paid far by Bills, payable, with intercit, "ninety ,Zaj

of•
ler dae..
Condithns of lb? Contracts may be seen artbe Secretary's

Vffice:
Na regard etyl,? be had to any Temkr:in which the Price shalt
not beinsertedin words at lenph, tbat shall not be delivered to
the .114arcibefore„One o'clock on the said Thursday, the zBth inst.
nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Persin
on his behalf, gote;:dr, to answel , when called for.

BY HIS NIA LESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT,
!vd-ATspN.O:II.IR.E. TRANSP AR ENT.SOA P.
V Tiii.beziutitul Product of Modern Qiscovery is ot.-
fered with 'confidence to' the "filshiopable World. It is the
most excellent, and, at the ,same timei-the most mild, inno-
cent, and refined Soap, that has ever been Made. Men of the
first ethinenee ChemiStry have ekam
ined it ; and itsori-
ginal and moat peculiar charade( of TranspAracy is one of
the strongest indicatiOns of its superior E xcelience. •
The Clearness, Delicacy, and Softne s it gives to the
-Complexium, are absoli:V:ety uncqualled ; and many Ladies of
Distinction, who are alitelet4 in the most distressing manner
by every, other Soap, and have condescended to make trial
of this, hive immediately honoured it With'their patronage
'and support. - •
Gentlemen, :Who find shaving a difficult operation, will
receive the greatest satistaetioo from the -Transparent Soap.
It affords a-fine permanent lather, which softens the beard,
and renders the action of t,..e razor surprisingly pleasant,
close, smooth, and easy ; and it leaves the skin soft, flexi-
ble, rind free trom the slightest irritation, •
It is aol,l by Bal ley and 13Iew_, Cockspur-street, Ch4ring.
cross ; Keith inid Co. No. 30, Hayniarket ; kigge, 31, Nevb
Bond-street; Lowe,-330, Strand; Davison,'ssii fletet.4treet ;
Tamer, 7s, New Pond-street ; 6;, Cheapside ;
Thom and Co. 46, Oxford-street ; and most other respezt-
able Perfume's in Town and Country.

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LIIPORFANT SPAIVISK DOCUAIEINTS.

EDICT OF TFIE SUPREME. COUNCIL.

In Order totivoid the dimbis, which, from want
of sufficient information, may arise %with regi-ird to
the4rue meaning of die Manifesto published on the
sixth of this month, touching the enlistment, it is
herewith made known
That the said manifesto does not at all con-
cerq Ouse who have aiready-enllste,d in the chili:rent
corps.
2. That the first calling Out Of Volunteers includes
all unmarried young • men, and widowers wit;tout
children, -whom.the manifesto places-in the second
class.

:S. That all individuals Of the metropolis, , and
other places, who have not yet enlisted, must do so
without the least delay, excuse, .orvretext.

BA U TisTA P RDO, Sec.
MANUEL M..RIA AG U I LA, Sec.
Seville, lune 8, igoB.

THE SUPREME'COUNCIL ,OF

TO TUT.IoPLE OF SEVILLE.

From the mon-lent that this. Supreme Board was
established, its first care was the preservation of our
Religion and our Country, and it flatters itself it has
secured both ; because the same noble enthusiasm is
ObserVed in all the Provinces of the Kingdom ; in the
midst of the serious negotiation, it
,never fails watch-
ing over the complete felicity. It waits favourable
intsments to secure completely the credit of paper-
money, the interest' Of which_ will, be most re
ligiously paid, old its liquidation will be verified
with rapidity, to preserve solely th'e Slims that may
be deemed useful, not to
,burthen the, subje6t.—
The Board has committed the plan to some of its
Members of the greatest re&itude and experience
in these matters, and full of regard for their fellow
citizens, and 'the determinations to' be taken are the
most sitnple.and uniform. The Supreine Board has
thought proper to order the suspension of the saes of
Church •Property,- until they are enabled, after due
relleesion, to examine and adopt the most conve-
nient meiisureS for the happy issue of theirwhole-
some intentions; and that it tn.iy come to the know,
ledge of all, it orders this to be rblished.
Dot4..loarsi PAADO,' Sec.
Seville, luny

RAN 00.
• The Junta "of the Government of this place seeing
the indispensable necessity Of attending to its defence
under the 'present critical situation of circumstances,
kti Which the people, ought to assist as one of their
first and.most es4ential duties, determined in the sit-
ting of yesterday to form a body of 3000 men under
the name of Militia for the Defence of Cadiz this
body shall be stibdiVided into five divisions, applica-
Lie to a like number of regiments, which 'there are
of. Provincials. Etch in lividual or member shall
present himself every ;ittetnoon with his re-
! speeiive cOrps, to acquire the necessary instruc-
tion, destining for that purpoSe two or hours;
• understanding, beSides, that they are to clothe and
maintain themselves at their own expence : and
• further, that on •iYieinday mixt, the 14th inst. the_
enlistment is. to be concluded, which has been com-
municated to the Commissaries of the different
tries, to whom they ate to present themselves, and
who will take a proper note of their names, address,
occupation, &c. hoping that every one will hasten
to imitate the distinguished example seta by the
Chiefs and individuals of all thesplibiic and private
offices; ofiring themselves on so important a service.
And that this may be known to. all, it is published
by order of the Junta.

D. WAN DE DIOS DE.LADARARN, rst Sec.
ILIAN DE LA YENA Y SANTANDER., Ai Sec.
Cadiz; tulle 12, 1308.