The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-01 00:00:00

ARMY.

TWO HUNDRED GUINEAS, and upwardsi
wilt be presented to any Person who can procure, for
a respectable Subaltern Officer, an A o IuTANTcY of a
REcgurriNG DISTRICT, or any STAFF, GARRI.
SON, ot BARRACri APPOINTMENT,
Letters addressed to A.. 13. 233, Strand, London, will re-
ceive attention and secrecy.

NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHERS:"
'ALL Persons going Abroad are requested to take
Notice, that the YELLOW FEVER REMEDY,
which destroys I nfeelious -Fevers, and insures Health in hot
45r;unwholesoine Climates, is sold a; the Warehouse of this
Institution, No. Charing-cross, near the Adiniralty, Lou-
don. .
Patronized and recommended by Regular and Eminent
Pkepared,n Boxes, which ,contain a Quantity sufficient for
one Person's use for twelve months, price One Guinea-each.

TOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM-
PLAINTS.

DR:!FREEMAN's GuTTA SALUTAIUS'is by
far the most sate and efiedual Remedy ever yet.disco-
vered tor the cure of that dangerous Disease. Persons unhap-
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under its various appearances, will find a secure and present
Relief by taking these nicht invaluable props ; Which, for
their excellency during thirty years praaice in the nyAt• po-
pulous part Of .Coridoa, via. tiatton-garden, have been term-
ed ntia• SalutariS. •- •
The Secrecy with which most persons so of Elea find it
needful to' conceal their strirerings, may be safely employed
while using these Drops ; since they render Confinement un-
teeesSary, as well as all unctuous orinercurial Preparations,
0‘• any surgical Operation whatever.
By appointment of Dr. Freeman they are sold by R. But-
Cheadside, ._corner of Paternoster-row ; bacon, ijo,
and Pidding, 76, Oxford-street ; Bull and Callwell, Dublin;
Scott, Smith, and Baxter, fil.duburgh ; M`Donaid, Glasgow;
Stains, Manchester ; l.athbury, I,iverpool;Stains and Lynch,
Manchester ; and most Medicine Vomicrs in every Town,in
Bottlim, at 2s. 9d. each. /1

. MIDDLESEX ELECTION.
MBE FRIENDS of Mr. WILLIAM MELLISH
1) lie FRJ DAY NEXT, the sth of Decegp,.
ber, at Five o'C:lin:lc:precisely, at the FreemasOW
Great Queen-street,' • Lihccilir's.lau.tichis, to celebrate his
WA= to Parliament.
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• ~,,• • •. •
Tickets, at 12s. 6d. each. are ready for dellyerY at the
Free, Masons"Favern, and it is requested' that they may
be: sent for before- Thursday .L• vening.

To the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of SOUTH-

W A RK .

GENTLEMEN,
PERCEIVING, by a Statemeut given in many of
,the Public Prints, that Mr. Tierney, in a Speech de. •
livered on theitilli instant, at a large Meeting of his Friends,
has noticed an Advertisement publishl:d., by the towards the
close of ilalate Etedion far-Southwark, in a manner which
, • .
iiriplies;-andi.nyjilent acquiescence in which might occasioni,
a material misconception of some of my Political sentiments,
I trust that 1. shall be excused for •resarting to tho present as -
my only mode of offering a feW observations on this subjed
begleave, in the first place, to assure ybu, that I have
never considered it to bean universal or even a general prin-
ciple that populous places ought not to be represented by •
Persons holding situations under Government that, more-
over,. I have never imagined Mr. T rernev to have viwlatod any.
rule of . political duty, or to have sacrificed all claim to
dependence by the acceptance of 'Office. 1 have, hAvever,
meant io represent' hi in as. hay*, by that aartliminished
his crania to Independence., '!'drat a Place tinder Govern-
ment diminishes Independence, ,though it seems to be now
denied by Mr Tierney, was tar from being heretofore dis.
puted'by hiM, and can hardly, as 1 think, demand a proof.
Te, what purpose,. indeed, have been those Laws which have
taken away the right of voting front many Placemen who are
Inhabitants of the Borough of Southwark, if the lndepen
dence of those Placemen be ne less entire and -unquestionable
than'that of any .other.person ?
When' Mr. Tierney first appeared as a Candidate for the
Borough, I conceived him to lay a very strong claim to Inde-
pendence-and Disinterestedness, and in both these respects to
assume a superiority over his Competitors:- Was it therefore
unfair, when, IA the course of the Efectioni•A found myself
opposed `individually to him, to claims, on my part, strongly
an publicly. a •Preterence in these particulars, and to point
ouf the manifest Jnconistency between the'ground on which
lne-originallY, gained, and that oil which he now maintained,
his footing in'the Borough, always, - accost panyikig that claim
with an admission of the respectability of thosel alents which
had been the means of raising Ices iron a high .Office. •
- That Mr. Tierney lost his Lledio►r through somelncon-
,sistency which was supposed in the Boroughtoexist between
the Character.i,n which he at first appeared, and. that whiCh
Ire has now assumed, I have. not Oil-tilled, though I seem to
'be considered as having done so. The Election, indeed, had
-not tnninateil at the time of any.publishing the Address in
question. That the number of his. triends has been " di-
minished" through this cause I have had unequivocal testi-
mony afforded me in the Coufse Of My canvass.
• I ttgives ine pleasure to take this opportunity of 'acknow-
ledging, that mevery Compliment paid by me to the Borough
of Southwark for the purity introduced into the system of
its Election, 1 shall wish to be considered as including Mn
TiErneyi through. whose hist runlentality that important sub-
ject was brought before the effertual -cognizance of Parlia-
hient.
Gentlemen, it has been one object of this Address to point
out the limits within" which I have meant to confine every
'observation to Mr. Ticrners prejudice. llt I have not ab-
stained from-the mention of former difnrences, 1 have at least
avoided the exaggeration of thein.' In truth, Gentlemen,
am not insensible how much the public interest may be pro-
moted at a period so difficult as the present, by a due respea
for all those who are in power, and by a ready co-operation
with
.theni in their endeavours to provide for the National
'Safety, and carry on the :public service. \ - •
PerfMt me, therefore, to conclude' with the assurance, that
it is my sincere wish to promote an universal Spirit of Con-
ciliation_aild Kindness; not only for the Satisfaction of my
own Mind and the -Ccunfort of Private Intercourse, but also
with a view to the general'Peace and Happiness of the Bo-
rough of SouthWark, and to the' Highest Interests of the
Country.

I have the Fionoui' to be,
GENT'. E.Ni Zist;
Your very obliged, obcdient, and devoteKl Servant,.
• liINR.Y THORN

Battersea-Rise, Nov. 2S.

• VICTUALLING OFFICE,
• IVru. 25,,18c6.
dO3I.IIISSIONERSfi)r VICTIULLINO
HIS iIIAYESTY's do hereby give Notice, Tl•at
on tuesday the 9th of December next, they ns;ill be ready to re-
-ceiVi Tenders, in wilting (sealed up), and treat. for Two Hun.
,dreiand Twenty Thousand• Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM,
or if FOREIGN BRANDY, to be delivered, one-half in the
spark of one Month, and the remainder "in one' Month afterwards,
into His Majesy's Pißticilling Stores at Deptford and Cork; in
the -following proportions, viz.

Deptford :losoco Gallons.
Csrk 20,00 s

92c!,00*
and to be paid foe by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety
days after date.
IY.B. No Tender will be accepted, unless the quantity of Rum
and,rj Bran together with the price thereof, shat{ 6e separately
and distineqy.stated ; nor will any Tender be admitted for K less
quantity than 1.,,0e, Gallons of either article.
The Conditions of the Contrad mg: be seen at the Sect etaty's
Office.

No regard will be bad to any ,Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted ,0 words at length, or that shall m;t be delivered
to the Board before- One o'clock an the said Tuesday the 9th
of December next, nor unless the Pet;on who makes the Tender,
cr seine Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when cal.'ed for.