The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-20 00:00:00

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• June 23, 1809..
THE COMMISSIO4V44for vIcTuALLavo
HIS MAJESTY'S NAP Y do hereby give Notice,
That on Friday, .the
,ztst JerfY next, they will be 7ra.f67 to 7e.
ceive Tenders, in writing (sealed up); and treat jar the Stub..
plying (on separate Contraas), of what SEA •PR'CIIISIOA',':
and RUM, may be repaired for -the Seruice.of His Alaje6.'.-
Ships and l'essels at Greenock, fel- Twelve /171ntht icrtain ti::
former from the jth and the latter from the lttb of iflleust next,
and further until Six Months. warning shall be given ,/or the ter—
mination thereof.. The,nzoie of Payment to be ly Rills isaYable
.7.7'ith Interest, Niney 4iter date.

The Conditions cJ the Contraas 'nay be seen at the Secre:aty's
10ffee, at this Office, or. b) app)ying to the ColleBOr' of the Cu:-
teats, at Greenock.

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No regard Will he had to L-ily Tender in .Is,hieh'the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that sbairno) he delivered is
the Board _before One o'Clock, ox the 2
yrby next, nor unless the l'erson who. crake: the Tender, or so'nta
Pei son on his Sehal;fi 'attends, to ans:wer, when callid
.76r.

FICTUALLIIVG-OFFICE,

• , yuly it, tBc9.
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THE CO for TICTUALLING
HIS MA jESTI".t NAJ'Y do hereby giveNoticr, That on
Friday, the ist .of Septerr.4er next, they will Ge ready to receive
Tenders in writing (sealed up); amci treat fOr•sach C:santities of
P RI M E I RI SH BE E F ana' PORK, tc 6e cured ;n :he ensuiNg
Season, as the respective sllerchasits and.Dealerrtbei•ein mriy du, k
proper to offer; one-third Part thereof to be packed is: H :If-
puncheons, one-third Part in Tlzrcee ,drd ~-ne-this:s? Part in 11;:r7
rels ; to 6e deliveied into his 'Majesty's Piceittalling St9res',at
Deptford, Portsmouth,' Plymouth, and Cork, asid into the:24?-74
Itithealling Stores at St.:Cathatin;'4, in regular Proir,rti;o's
each Description of Cassli,ly the Periods undermentioned, .viz.
One-fourth Part of the whole 6y the 18th Fs b. IS to.
One-loarth Part more - 15th Rpril, 13:o.
One fourth Part more - • • ;tat May, s 8
And ihe_rernaining fourth Part by the Isth

And to be jor by Bills, Egjugle uitb interest, ninety

after date.
The Con(ihions of the <7orzt;:aa may be seen at-the Sirretaiy's
Office; or 6y ,Opplyi4 to Mr. J. IY.
,Dunsterville, 4;ent if;r.
the Viastallink at Cork ; to the Colleaor of His _Majesty's Cus:
toms at Limerick, Belfast; Newry, and Waterford ; and to the
Postmaster-General at Dublinerespeilive;iy.
N. 71. No Tender for a less Quantity than Two Thousand
Tierces of Beef, and Tw;o Thousand Tierces of Pork will be ad.
nutted.
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No• regard will be had to ezffy Tender in Which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered•
to the Board; before One o'Clock on the said rst of September,
nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some &non on
his behalf, attends, to answer, when called /or.

BY THE KING'S PATENT
DR. NORRIS's FEVER DROPS,
THE experience of more than half a century ba'i
so fully established the reputation of this invaluable
Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to expatiate on itt.effl-
cacy ici•every species of Fever, particularly the Scarlet and.
Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have
never been known to fail, when administered agreeable.to di-
redion ; in the Measles, Small Pox, Teething, and most
Disorders incident to Children they are an infallible remedy
the decays and discomforts of advanced life are under their
immediate influence, they immediately st9p- the progress pt
a fresh Cold, and are particularly adapted as a genial Restora.
rive. •

The Family Bottle, 225. sold at the Doaor's House, No,
29, Lower Brook-street, Grosyehor.square, Where orders for
exportation are duly executed Smaller Bottles' Its. and 2s,
9d. whJlesale and retail, at Bacon's, 150, Oxford-street, and
by most respectable Venders in Town and Country.
Also Dr. NORR I S's celebrated ANTI-BI LIQUS PILLS,
with ample Diredions, 2.5. 9d. the Box. Observe that the
words "Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on the Govern.
nsent Stamp ; no others are or can be genuine.

SELF-PRESERVATION.
THE Confirmed Safety of YORK MEDICINAL
SOAP, in the Prevention of a Certain Disorder, is too
well known and established in the First Circles, to render
observation necessary; but those unacquainted with" the
Preventive Powers of this Invaluable Composition to avoid
the Pernicious Etreds.of Venereal Contagion, need, only the
Trial of its Virtues to be a sure Recommendation.—To be
used externally by simple ablution only/
Sold in Packets of three Boxes, Its. ; Single Box, 4s (,d.
TreatiSe included, wholesale and retail., at No. 23, South-
antpton-street, Strand; retail also at No. 46, Con hill, and
at No. 30, Piccadilly.
Where also may be had, Alexander's Specific Injection.—
This Kentle Detergent Was in so great esteem by the late Sur.
Fenn limiter, as to prefer it in all Local CoMplaints; •aiyl
fir Gleets, Weaknesses, &c. is perhaps superior to ;My R 2,
medy ever offered to the Public, having efeeted a speedy and
radical Cure, in cases of Co years standing. Price 4s. od.
N.B. Sent to any part of the kingdom, by inelosing the
amount, post-paid, to Aleiander and Co. Na. z 3, Southamp.
ton-street, London.

DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTiItILIOUS PILLS.
ffiHESE PILLS have long dbtained a dust cel~.
J. brity in the private prattice of the eroprtetor,
DIXON, Apothecary ; and from their great success' in Many
obstinate Bious Disorders, on numerous Patients of di
.•
tinttion and others;-- particularly the late Duke of Bedford;
Sir George Warren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the. Dow ai;(7•
Lady Say and Sele, the Viscouriiess Bulkeley,
,t7e. &c.
was persuaded to of them t,) the Public, under the ape
piobation and sanction of their Baines.
The following is a Proof of their Efficacy,:
" Deal Castle, Flaverfordwest; soUth Wales;
Feb. 24, tBa3., •
" Captain Lloyd presents his complimentS to Mr. Dixon ;
althoughnot personally acquainted with. him, woUhi take
as a favour if he would send him four or five bov.es
.ot 1;s
Pills as soon as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, w ,
ways used the Medicine, is now pregnant, -and- yery tin Well. ;
for the great service they have been to MrS. Lloyd, as well
ag
to Colonel Bishop and all his Family, Captain Lloyd feels it
his duty to recommend the Pi Is wherever he goes ;
thinks it Mr. Dixon would appoint some persons as Venter;
in this County, it would be a benefit to the community.,"
The Pills are found to tie an incomparable reu:edy torre,-
stoeing the tone of the stUntach; for curing indigestion; lo!
preventing crudities, and their consequent disagreeabte
fations and tlatulencies. They preVent habitual and fempo
rary Costiveness, 'sick Head-ach.l2, and Heart-burn, Which: is
occatiiOned by pregnancy, and a debilitated Storriach,whe
lhr
arisiog from the acrimony of the redundant, bile, intempe:ate
diet, or drinking to excess.
Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, t;lae flee
side,corner of Paternoster-row, London ; Baxter, Edinburgh,
and Smith, Baxter, And M‘Donatd, Glasgow.; Travyrnai
Exeter; Portamoutli ; Peck, Hull ;
lloxlmnd,, Plymouth ; and retail 1).; :nest COatur
Vetli.lers„ iti fluxes at zs. gd. aacl

A,1`.11.5.
,vßßivto r Dublin. Due—z Gottenburgh, t Malta,
1 LiSboll, ; Waterford.

PRICE OF :;PUCKS
THIS DAY AT TtViil,,'L O'CLOCK•
Consols -69 i Omni= - - i pr•

THE SU N.

50L.204 QUIS DiCIRZ I,ALSLISA •UDIAT ?

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THURSDAY, JUL'Y 20, 1809.

Ws yesterday laid before our Readers the sub-
stance of the 2441 Bulletin of the French Army,
which we this day print at length. This is much
more important than any of. those which hate

reached us since the one which brought an account
of the battle of AApern. It announces, in the most
distind language, that all the stupendons prepara-
tions for passing the Danube, and for securing the
French army in case of a second defeat, are completed.
BUONAPARTE would not have made this declaration
if he did not mean immediately to resume offen-
sive operations, for he has now deprived himself
of every excuie for further inactivity. He must
now either attack his opponents, or confess himself
unequal to the contest, unless, indeed, he should suc-
ceed in seducing the Euiperur of Austria into a Ne-
'gctiat ion, It is impossible to contemplate this dread-
ful cora& without sensations of the most awful
kind. Upon its issue will depend the fate of the
Continent of Europe ; and although the talents dis-
played by the Archduke, and the bravery manifested
by his army, are calculated to excite our hopes, yet,

on the other hand, it is impossible to consider the
immense means which BUONAPARTE possesses, and
- the skill with which there can be no doubt they will
be diretled, without feeling considerable apprehen-
BUoNAPARTE must know the danger of his

situation; he will therefore strain every faculty, and
employ every artifice, to extricate himself. Hither-
to he has fought for conquest ; he must now fight

for exigence; and his exertions undoubtedly will be
proportioned to the stake for which he plays.
This Bulletin mentions the approach of the Rus-
sians, but there is no reason to suppose that they
would arrive' in time to take a share in the battle,
which, we are told, is to " decide the fate of the
Austrian Monarchy."