The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-12 00:00:00

CASTIGLIONE, &C.

" Spaniards, Catalans, I am cothe in 11 e midst
of .you. His Majesty the Emperor of the French
and King of Italy has given we the command of his
armies in Catalonia..
" Spaniai.ds,_q know yoti and love you. Seduced
by perlidicius unliappyyiNimsand blind
instruments of a Cabinet, the.. erwmy of Framie and
humanity, many Arid many of your th-ethren are ob-
stinate in prolcn a* war; the issue of which

could never be doubtful. They den} and rejeka the
benefits and favours which an august sovereign pro-
vides for, and is anxious to shower upon them; an
hero whom Heaven created, in its beneficence, for
the felicity and-glory of Spain and the world.
" Spaniards, the hero of France loves and• es-
teems you ; his virtuous heart requires and neeCs
your felicity. God, who granted to Napoleon his
invincible valour, gave him at the same time his

'OFFICE OF ORDN4NCF,
Aug. 23, 1809.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS
JESTY's ORDN ANC F. ,do hereby give Notice, that
PropOsair wil; be received at their Office, in Pall. Mall, on or
tefcre Wednesday, the zod, S,ptember next, front such Persont as
m. 9, be willing to undertake the' Supply of FORAGEfor the
Ordnance 11,ries stationed in the' following Distrias,-viz..
North Pjtain, South West, inclu(ihig Ports..
Northern, tnouth, Isle of Wight, and

‘or; slat;;,' Cnristaauc:t,
Ee,,,:tern, exclusive of 'Westrn,
Warley Woolwich, with its Depen-
Southern, Exclusive of dcicies,
Chatham, Watley and Chatham,.
for a period o/ Six Months, from the Ist of 08,-;:,:er next.

The Fore t larnivic/in Rathats, to co6ist, as lin-miter 7
+way, from Time to 'lime; Ge egqi•re.. eit (yr o!

t.Oll-). ot'Olts ( 711). of; Oats,
of Hay of
) I 40). 'lay,
anti or "` and
glb et Straw C Slb. of Straw.
And must be delivered at the respective Statioos al the expense of
the Contra(lot', whl is also tp furnish such 11;rses with Oats, at
VG. Per Ration, as may 6e billetted within the District for which
be contracts.•

The Proposals may Ac4iivered reparatey or joinqy, for two or
lizore of the sail Districts, and it is expected that the Contractor
shalt nceive the Stahliung that, daring the Period'of his Con.
tract, may accumulate, making an illlowanir for the rame,

alter the rate of per horse; per week.
Further Particulars, my be kno;:m, upon Application to the
Oticer coinvtanding the Royal Ali"leg 'in each Dimple?, 'and
also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-111all aforesaid; any day
between, the b3urs of Ten and. Four o'Clock, where
ithe Proposal:
waft be delivered, sealed up and inLrsed, " Proposals for the

Supply of Foragq," but.no Proposal ca 7 be. admitted after,
,the
said int!, Day if September next, at Tv.:tveo'Clock at Mon of the
(samr'dqv ; neither will4any T,a,."1 be n,ticel, Witless the Paqy
making it, or an ,Ig,,nt in i.f's shall at;red.
lty Order of thel7,-,ar.c
R. il. CREW, Sec.

A and Best .Hosiery Warehouse
t
tlh=jliii....,clJni, between Castle and Old Round Court,
Mo. 434, in th :he t.rei,lrest 13arAains-are now selling ;
tor Boots, at only is. 6(1.
per pair, wenn ea. nit. ; Woinen's stout LGEr4IIIIS-. 6d. worth
; ; C`:IC.J. 3S. 91. worth 55. ; stout.
[slack and white ;Jill.: 6s. 3,1'. vvito laced clocks 75. 6d. ;
extra good los. 6,i. A vanety Ot Patent Angola. Hose, war-
ranted not to shriol,., ['robs 2s. i;d. to the best quality ; stout
worm," is. 3d. ; ,atieriiitt'. 3s.- gad. ; Silk -Mitts
; a curious Ariiekt in s,pare Net Mitts ; also La_
dies' new invented 1,.&;:e Sleeves, ealulated to give ease and
elegance ; Men's Cotton Dinweis 35. 6d. with every other
Article in the Hosiery Line that con pt/siibly be made, up
to Vie very best qutdity, wholesale and for exportation.—
Stockings made to any Vattern.

MATRIMONY.

goodness and tender holminity. •
Napoleon sighs over your affliCtions : he has a
paternal heart, and as such surfers over the terrible-
slows which are inflicted upon you, and which will
be inflicted still more, upon you by his tOrmidable
armies, if you delay long in listening to the voice of
truth, and continue in your fatal .blindness.
Lay aside useless hope's—a false love and a cri-
minal honour, whiehuarming against a King who is
truly paternal, thv'angust brother of the great
irritates_Fteat en against you, .which gave
him to you in his mercy. Abandon vain illusions.
GOd proteas France, a God walks in Napoleon, cow
rers and shades hint with his wings, and enchains
-victory to his triumphal
.O tr.
" Brave Sp:,iards, submit. Europe is submitting
and surrendering herself.

" Spaniard', I know you, and you have to know
me. I have lung esteemed you ; and when you
submit, you will find in use a true friend. YOur-
selves, and your property, shall be sacred for. me.
' "Error; and Inuits .shall. meet with indulgence :
moderation, loyally, and, fidelity may be secure of
oar aid ; but let perfidy fear and tremble. But ob-
stinate rebels, the evil-Midded; who blow up the.
flames of dissension, shall meet with no pardon'..•--
The lightning is ready to fall on their heads,

" Erring Citizens, return to your hearties ; arti..
sans, resume your labours and useful pur4uits ; good
yillagers, quit the sword ; take once rabre the plcmgh
in your hand ; come and cultivav in peace avid re-
pose the inheritance of .your fathers; haster,; to fer-
tilise those fields which hay'.; been too lot); desertel:
and you, ye faithful Spaniards, come and. receive the
happy fruits and rewArds of your fidelity. Join
your voice; to ours ;'‘.:,-.11 to those umhapiiy. wretches
your I,;(ethren who are led astray; tell them that we
10::e them, that•Napoleonwill forget their errors and
their faults; ?.nd that your Mieity will be the con-
stant obje& of his concern as your parent; tell 'these
wandering brethren, that they will ever find .me
ready/to carry their cries to the foot of that 'Mo-
nartit's throne, who is the friend of truth ; that they

may depend on the procection of our arms, which,
t
formidable against rebels and the ill-disposed, how-

ever numerous, will ever be the defenders of the
faithful citizen ; and that We avenge offences
committed against theM ; but tell them at the same
time, and above all things, that mercy' has its limits,
and that, at length, the day of vengeance vt ill come.
A powerful army is dispe-rsed -throughout your ter-
ritory;. a formidable array is coming, and woe to
him .that shall dare to resist,me ; for I shall then
hearken only to a just indignation, a Most just rage,
and none of you will escape a terrible vengeance.
" Saragossa is yet smoaking ;* and you, ye towns
of Catalonia who please, or dare to follow its ex-
ample, behold its ashes, its ruins--tremble.
AUGEREAU."

" Perpignan, july 2, 18C9.
* Saragossa is yet- stpoaking. Yes, Barbarians ! lout its
ruins will be ever 14 opprobrium of your name, and a
s'ibiii»e example of devotion to the brave Spaniards.—
You have i,rc Gerona another Saragossa ; behold zrs ruins
temple.

FROM the Ltivtiry,' I)i.ssipation, Excesses, and
enervating i:l;lulgerices or persons in almost every rank
or life, procee.ds that disordered state or the -human traine,
termed Nervous D,biiity ;, tire 'post distressing symptom or
which is an iiica;lacity to,ft.o lit the great arid primary object
of marriage. This unhappy state is indisputably too tre- ,
quently the gnawing canker-worm of 'he heart, which gene- :DISPATCH , 01, THE GOVERNOR. OF GERONA,- DATED
rates those horrid ideas that lead to nu: neSperate climax of -
AUGUST 1, RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING DAY.
suicide. ' Tile' genuine ST.E E L LOZ hN G ES- are the best
if not the only reine;ly tor this spei.7i....s of debility ; indeed The enemy has abandoned the battery which was
Steel is confessedly the most powerful tonic and restorative Set tire to, and the flames still Continue. We clis-
Medicine in tire Universe, and tlitineparation is proved by
long experience to be superior top all others. . covered no, new work attemted in the •course of
this *if; Nv e only see that therere.laboarit% to t!.::: The STEEL LOZ ENG ES are,prepared and sold by the , „
Inventor, Dr. Senate, g, Ludgate-Bill, price 7s. per box.; tower o(St. Lo‘ils to [dolt the batter* which ‘t!ii..7
and may -be had df, his ....gems in-town and country; but-ob- . had the,e, the cannon of which had been befr,re
serve his signature, E. li;:nate, in Iris hand.-y,.riting, or they ~
cannot be genuine. . dismounted.. :"Ehe tire of the enemy has neer: ..:;ke
the night particularly iron) t.;.e. .„,,,lAtst published, Tentit:Edition, Dr. Senate's. Treatise on- .1 st°rrn daring . $ , -
i Female Cornpi,.ints, price2s. iid, a boc-.4t. :hilt should be read Calllloll and :portal's.
by every mart.;std wop.i.th..- . - .- • . . Gre.P.ON'it:, At.,G. 3.—On- the night of the' ail
ist d