The Sun.
London, England, 1809-05-27 00:00:00

VICTUALLING.OFFXR,

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THE C'OIIIMISSIONERSfor P ICT UALLING
His Majesty's Navy do hereby jive Notire, That cn
Tuesday, the 13th of June next, they Tula be ready to receive Ten-
ders in err sting (sealed up), and treat Jro Four Hundred
Oak/roars (each consisting of 16 'Bushels Iflnebeiter measure)
./ P I T'r's TANFI EL° MOORt WINDSOR, PON.
TOP, or 51 M NSON's' PONTOP COALS,, to 14 ?delivered'
in a whole Cargo or gavots, cuts half !hemp/ in the space of
Six Weeks from the date 9 the. Cortailo and: -the sober ba/f lie
Stu Week: after suarde, winds and werstber, pehrtittbrg, aline&
tbs. Marl of (fir Majesty': Plastalllai rryietke's 'at. Plymouth
and Southdown : to be paid for by Bills, payable, witb Interest,
Ninety days after date.

The Conditione of the Conttvfit my' he 3ites at the Stiretarys
(Vice.

•No regard will he had to any Tender he yeblile the Pike shall
not be inarted.in outade at length. or that that! nut be delivered to
the Hoard before. One on.thes-ald Tteted-7, the isth of 7stri.l
next, nor wriest the l'erron tuba makes the Tender. of some .Per.
ton ox'bit,iebetU, attend:, to id:Jiver, taken called Jor.

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txcittettEß Pat, 'O"FICE,
-Ali', 27, 4609.
' All E rtheitter Bills dated in the Monti of May ,803.
TO RE PAW OFF.
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Mli E. LORDS COMMISSIONERS o/ His Mil,
A i,?Sfrs TREASURY having given Oita-lions lot to.
ing o
the Principal of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, with
the ',tiered due thereon, at, the Excheizter Bill Office in the Rereitt
of Exchrlyer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, on Illt,nd.v, the
25th Day 01 Yune, ;Beg ; Attendance will he given dal&
(Sund'ays and linlidays excepted) until and inelseaing I hursday,
the Isth 'tune, tBo9, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning till One
in Me Apernoen, jar the purpose of receiving. the same. .Aud
for the greater dispatch, the Bearers of the said 'Bills are de..
tired to icing lasts Meted, containing the Numbers, in Nat-
Medea! Order, attording to the Dates of the said Bills, and
Commencement q Interest, with the principal Sums and Interest
dui thereon, (On:puled from, but exauding the Days on whirls
they are retire:kitty dated, to the said 2610 Day'of yune incise.
th,e, when the Interest will cease; and the said Bearer: are in-
ditplisably rev-tired to indorse each Bill 'with their .utual Sig.
nature ; and co write theft. Names and Residence at the hqtoses
of 'each wparite, List; and 'the said Beare,: are motto-vet re.
vuired to .nest. e6e Ax'rhequer Bill Office for NYment, and to
receive tie New Nall and give the Jim ?pular the Same..

'any of the li-ddees of the af:,resaid Bills should he des/rola of
reveivingp.iymen: of the Principal and Interest previeas to the said
ztult Do ol yaw, tBoB, ehry may be accornumilated at
paring the Interest to the Day on which thy with to he paid, and
leaving the said Bill: for examination one day'prior thereto. .
Such Periont at may be desirous of berths New Exchtfuer
Bills in whole en in part Payment of Principal, upon smirking
New Billt, and mentionieg the Ihmsdnt, at the lootiont of their
Lists, deliver'e,l on or before the uith Tune, tBo9, may he
ac-
commod lifith New Bah, c artliiitg an lowest Three-pews
(Inc I"arthin4 by the 110, on evesy une hinied,ed Pigtails, which
said New bills will bear. Date the said 2,6 th )ay of 7une ,
and will be delivered on Wednesday, 28th June, and the Jot.
lowing 240.
N. 11. flll E.reheguer Bills dated prior to 1114, tBoB, IJave
been advertised tube paid tir, had the ',wall the, eon bat ceased.

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LONDON,
SAIVItDAY, MAY 27, 180 D.

Tilts morning a Golienburgh Mai/ arrived, but 1
its contents are very unimportant. An article dated
Oottenburgh the t gth, mentions a report, founded
upon a letter dated Colherg,
t 411. i, of a great ittioryt
obtained by the, Austi over the French. Unfor.
tunately *e know, from The other accounts that
reached us, that this statement is unfuundod.

LAST night Dutch ,Papers to the 24th, and Ham-
Lure. Pakrs to the 17th reached town. They.
confirm the account or the French having entered
Vienna on the I t!th inst. BUONAPARTE on that oc-
casion issued a Proclamation to hisTruops, in which
he very clearly indicates his intention (;1" he should
be ultimately successful) of depriving the Emperor
of AUSTRIA of the greater
,part of his dominions.
The French Army was about to proceed in two divi-
sions—one towardi Hungary, and the other towards
Bohemia sand Moravia ; and, according to these
Papers, the Archduke CHARLES was retreating, for
the pUrpose of covering thew Countries.

Since, writing the above, we have received French.
Papers, containing thyleventh French Suiletin, and
other important intelligence, which is given in
last page.

We have seen several letters from Opbrio, which
state the excesses committed by the French in that
unfortunate City to have been horrible beyond de-
scription. I‘l,lny of the details-which we have seen
are too 'shocking for publication. it was with the

.titnioit difficulty that the British Trnopl) when they
entered 'Oporto, cuuld prevent the Inhabitants
from putting All the French who were left in that
City to death.

We mentioned on' Thursday that the French,, in
their retreat on the night after the last battle, de-
stroyed great quantities of their arnmunition and ar-
tillery. In confirmation of our statement, we now
lay before Our Readers the following 'account from
an Officer of the Staff sent on by Sir ARTHUR :VVat.-
LtStiV, B. to Penafiel, on the night of the iith,
to reconnoitre :—•

The Enemy have, on their road to Penafiel, in
various places, blown up considerable quantities of
powder, and Various kinds of ammunition are'stated
to have been thrown away. The darkness of the
night prevented my ascertaining this, but, with re-
to the.. explosions. of powder, I am perfe6ily
satisfied, at theleaves of the trees ware crusted with
it. A ,little on die other side of Balthar are two
ammunition waggons overthrown, and a little fur...
ther,- two 16ng, either six or nine, pounders,dis-
mounted. Just on this side. of Penafiel, there is a
sort of platform, on a rise, on which there are two
long nine pounders twinned, and an eight or nine-.
inch howitzer spited; gun-carriages in all directions,
and a variety of guns., ,In one part are about thirty
ammunition waggonS, which have been placed along-
aide of each other, filled with powder, and blown to
_pikes. The darkness of the night, and the firing
of the-Portuguese from the houses round, who mis-'
took to for French probably, prevented me from .
ascertaining the number of guns, &c.; but I have
no doubt the numbecia great, as it appears to have.
been a general destrU6tion of all artillery and annuli-
nition which -could not be carried into the noun=
taina. The man who took me to the place .said
there were two heaps of heavy guns, One on each'
side of the platform; and I do not doubt it, as he