The Sun.
London, England, 1813-03-01 00:00:00

VICTUAL I NC:- OFFICI.:,

Feb. en, ism.
7HE, co iiimisys. HERS for ViCTUA 6'
Ili, lIMJESTY'S hr..e(PY. du hereby give Nottee.
Mtn on, Ftid<xy, the IVA of illarchnext, tise,y will he readv ty
receive •Tenders II& Uwiling, (sealed up) and treat for t!
Supply, on separate Contracts, qftehit RUM wry le demand-
ed fur the ust of his Majesty's Troqps at the Is of

Trinidad,

Tobg,
Antigua,

Dominica,

St. Lucia,

St. Vittcont;,

St. Kitts,

4t. Martins,
Bosse Terre 1 GuadaL,....t.,
Ana PoUvt-a-Pctre. f

For Twelve Afintan ecritins amiturther until Six Mon 4,
snake shall Le given fur thr termination of the respsetic con-
tracts, theCunditions of which may he seen attic Secretory',
Office.
No regard will be had. to any .Tender in which the Price
(hall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not hr
cklivered to the Board &fore One o'Clock as the said Fri-
day,the lithqflifarch next, nor unless the Person who Inahrs
the Tender, or seine Person on his Behrill; attends, to an-
swer when called for.

Bach Tender must also be accompanied Itb a Ltiter signed
by two responsible Persons, engaging to Iccona Gonad, ti:Z:4
the Party tendering, in the Penal Stem of SO6/, 1( rMe (.).::e
performance of each. Contra..l, excepting flag for G.car°alou ce,
for.which a Band of 1.0001. will be reqaired.

nl4lli.'.

Anturrr —1 Cadiz, I BrazilS, I Guernxey, 2 Jer3ey, 1 Co—
rnitila, 1 Waterford. 14,1:—.1 Lisbon, 5 cot-
tenlAirgli, 1 Brazils, Wattrford.

PRICE OF STOCKS •
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TINSpAY AT TWELVE; O'CLOCK.
*58.4 Iled. ... . ...

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-1.4
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SOLEM OUTS Mt:CNC I.IIMAT.?

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MONDAY, mAllou 1, 1813.

A Letter from -Anti°lt- of the 18th tilt. states,
thrit Dant zic had been for .some time closely hlock-:
aded by the Russians, buithat it had tot surren.
dered on the 2d.

It is confidently reported, that a detachment of
Russian troops are in possession of .Berlin, and,
it is added, that the occupation of that city and of
Swedish Pomerania by the Russian, Armies, will
be the signal for a general rising in the North of
Germany.

A,letter from Dantzic, dated the 22d Jantnry,
suites that the garrison of that, place amounted to
11,000 Calabrian's. They were joined by 7 or
8900 fugitives from MACDO NAL D army. The first
thing the latter dif,lon their arrival at Danthic, was
to plunder their officers ; and at the time the letter
was writiig, the whole garrison was in a state of
insubordination and mutiny.

Cadiz awl Corunna Papers reachdd town this
mor►►ing. They contain no intelligence of im-
portance front the armies, which remained nearly
in the sante posititin. josENt is staid to have
quitted Madrid; after publishing a proclamation,
stating that he was under the necessity for a time
of going to, ;France.,
The campaign was expected to commence very
soon.

Some idea may be formed of the exactions of
the Prench from the unfortunate inhabitants of
*Pi when we state, from oflichnd returns, that
70,000 boyses were carried off from thence, for
the use of the French aymy, and that the Citi-
zens at Berlin were compelled to furnish rations
for 650,000 individuals, including the whole of.
the ,Preneh army, with its attenndants, on their
p; ogress to Russia._

A vessel, arrived at "Plymouth front Basque
Roads, brings a report, that the men on hoard
the Fre'nch ships had been landed, for the purpose
of being marched off to join the army.
There is a mistake, however, in .our Torbay'
Letter, mentioning this circumstance, in stating,
th tt dispatches had arrived from Lord KErrtr, in
Basque Roads, his Lordship being at Plymouth.

A Mail arrived this morning from the Brazils,
by which we learn, that his Majesty's ship iim?ne
Citoyonne arrived at Bahia on the 26th November
from the River Plate and Rio Janeiro, and was
left there all ►veil when the packet sailed.—She
was undervirrote on Saturday last at GO guineas.

Paris Papers reached town last night to the 24th
ult. They are utterly destitute of any intelligence,
either :unitary or political, of the least moment.—
Nothing is said about the .Expose; not a word of
the state of the armies ; nor a syllable respecting
the situation of Dantzie, NEY,• for his services
in the late campaign, has, been created a Prince,
by the title of Prince of Mosxwn, a name which,
for this purpose,' has been given to the Castle of
%von and adjoining lands in Italy. Th 4 reference
made by BUONAPAETE to his campaign in Russia,
h;s litter to the Senate; stating the confer;ing
tit' this new dignity, is highly ludicrous. Sorely
even his Senate must have laughed, when they
heard the passage read, in which he talks of
cowccvating the " remembrance" of the" great.

cif cutustatices" of the 14tssian campaign.
•.`in official notification itt;these pap,irs slims in
the ktrougest colours the relianee that' is to be
placed on the good faith of the Fr; itch Govern-
ment. ,Some foreign artisans and others had gone
into France to work in the man4actories under, of
course, an implied imgageMent that they shonld not
be subjected to military service. Tt hii present
distress, however, for men, 1190NAPARTE Ilas dis-
covered that all these persons are liable to the
conscription, and, with aTretended reference to a
construction of law, the Act itself being in de-
fictive of all law and justice,,_these foreigners are
informed, that all their names are ordered to be in-
serted in the Conscription Lists.

Yesterday the PRINce lteaslir visited the
PrinceAs eitAALOTTE.

, . .
,The PrillCC`Si CitioLOTTE, WC are haptiy to Say,
ii So wuch better, that she was able t{, take.-nu
airiiq on Fkiday and Saturday, for about ait hOur
and a half.

Yesterday the NINCE 'REGENT gave ft grano
dinner to the Voreigu Min/step; and their Ladies.
Saturday, ►►t two o'clock, ►t C►►bin'et Council as-
seuibled at the Foreign Office, which continued in
close deliberation till past tour.