The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-18 00:00:00

TRANsPORT OFFICE,

Nov. so, tSc9.
THE ,comwssio VERS. for Conductin :gis
11.1 "I:YES/PS TI? S 12r
Care V Sick acrd ii7;t!...kd Seamen, and Jra the Care and C:e,tn.:s,
of Prisoters V War, /) Lerebs• N..ti,-e; that tel. zurrl te
t-ad.), at this Office, on cci.q
receive sealed Temlers, aid /s cat 41.

bir..tyber, IS.o. to

cb Per sons ar ,nr.zy 3e

willing to contract jor Japp the
either of them= for the Sern,i,r (j. the Ryal
for Months certa;ll. front the in of

Beef Oatmeal
Mutton Sago
Bread Salt
Cheese V megg.
P ice ' Oil
Barley Soap

44. !icier, cr

/ at P:pwcatb,

1,, I a.

Candles
Carrots
Sugar

Wine
Beer

Bavins.

No Tend:r will be received after One o'CloCk 04 ify Dry of

Treaty, nor a,ty noticed, units the Par.y, ct-. an Agent for !Jinn,
petsonalt:y attend. Each seder must be accmpanied Sy' 1 Letter
from two respeßahle: Persons, engaging to become bound with the
Person tendcring, in the Sum of sod. for the due performance of
the Contract.

Fartbet Particulars ma) be knrwn by. applying , at this Olin's
or to the Agent of .zhe said thspital, at l'pnozith.,

OFFICE OF ORDN/INCE,

.- • • Nov. J 3, 18.19.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS qf HIS 104-
JESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby giz,e Notice, that
Proposals 4ill be received al their Ogee, in Pall.njsll, on cr
before Mondv, t,!,e 4th Day of oe;em6ler next, front such Fer.
SO,ft may be desirous of undertaking the Supply of the Quanti-
ties and Description cf TI MBE R undermentioned, /or Service.
of Ile Royal Cart iakc Department at Ici),l7vich, wt.* the De.
liveries are to be made, viz.

Hewed Elm TiMber
Elfin Plank S 6 inches
? 5 inches

Loads.
1400
200
200
No.
Ash Fel lies, 4 by 4 inches - zo,ooo
Oak Spokes, chopped for cft. Wheels 40.000
_ Lim 'Stqckg,- chopped 2,aby 18 inches ' zoo
r awl onred Frs. •S 14 by 14
Oak Blocks for Tra. 12 Yrs. Lt.
veiling C:atriages 6 Prs. Hy.
free of Sap 3 Frs. Fry

2,c00
So
co
25

oi(e Moiety jrf each Dimensions) of the Elm Plank, Ash Fillies,
Oak Spokes,. Elm Storksard Orrk Isl cats, must be deli,e,ed into
Slot., by the 30th ;-Atine next, and the' Remainder on or bejore the'
30th September Plowing. Of the hewed Elm Timbtr, tpoo
Loads mart,be supplied by .tt• said pill Y.,ne, and the Remain-
der on,or bet; e the.said 3otb September fcllowing.
No Tender wa be iec, ived for less than too Loads of the
hetuselEly: Timber, Stick of wPch'must be under 8o fret of
the Ellt Plank, No Tender will be I-et-el.:lied for less than 3o
. Loads ,and which is not to be under 18 inches broad, and in lengths
of in feet at the lea it.

Of. the remaining Articles, no T nder Ar less than the follow•
ing Quantities of either can he noticea',.viz.
Ash Fellies
OA Spokes
Elm Stocks

7000
scoo

I 2 PIS.
Oak Blocks 6
e. 3

Lt.
Hy.
Hy.

Further Particulars, together with the' Terms andConditiorti‘of
the Contract may be known, 1ii,07; .4plication at the Secretesqi's
Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, .avy .dtty between the borers of
Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals mutt be delivered,
sealed up and indorsed, " Otoposals for English Timber,"
no Proposal can be admitted after thciaid 4th December at Twelve
o'clock at Noon of the same d.re ; ,either will a,y Tender be no-
ticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf,
shall attend.

4y Order ej the 132ard,
R. 11. CREII; See.

This Day was published,
Neatly printed in 3 vols. tarno. price sp. in boards,

TALES of YORE.—Printed for J. Mawman,
22. Poultry, London.

*** The above Tales have experienced a very favourable
Reception on the Continent, where they have long amused
the Lovers of Romance. They are chiefly translated front
the Works of Wieland, Tressan, Manni, Meissner, Lesage,
Florian, Petit de la Croix, &c.

4' STOCKS

DAY.

India Stock, i96i
India Bonds, 295. 2SS. pr.
Excheq. Bills, Ss. 14s..pr
()anum, 24 pr.
-Impbria! 3 per Cent. 671 6a
Ditto Ann. 7i '
Cons. for 23th inst. 7o

MAILS.
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THIS DAY AT TWLLVZ &CLOCK.

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4')LEIS c• UIS DIC4RE VALSUA AULEA.T

L 0 N D 0 4V,

SATURDAY, 11091432 R 18, 18(1g.

We are still unallle to gratify our lieaders with
3 •y confirmation of the reported victory in the Me-
ttiterranean, but we have the satisfaetion,to fitia:tiiat
by all,advices from Holland, the account was nni-
Tersally current, and seemed to be believed in that
, •
Country. Qur Readers may be sure of receiving
authentic information on this interesting and tm-

pprtant subjea as soon as it arrives.
The last accounts from Holland were brought froth
Rotterdam by a gentleman who left that place on the
loth. The day before,a letter had been received
from Cette, near Montpellier, which stated that
two of the Toulon Feet had been destroyed by firP„,
and that the rest were dispersed. •

It is stated in several of the Morning Papers,
that the Enenly had made an attempt to cross from
south Boveland, in circlet to efl'e& a descent on the
Wand of Walcheren, but had lost 5,000 men an
the occasion. We believe this report is wholly
without foundation.

• We entirely concur with the writer of the • letter
in the Timer of this morning, signed Aoßtcot.A,As
to the inutility of the Sea Fencible Establishment ;
and make no doubt that it has not escaped the atten,
lion of Qoyernrnent. The Sea Fencibies were first
estalalis!,eir by Lord St,gNc4tt, they were continued
by L,rd ST VINpENT, till the conclusion of the war,
'end were re-established by his Lord:hip on the re-
newal of hostilities in 1803. In Lord lle.tinAm's ad-

ministration, they were ordered to muster once a
month only, instead of once a week, by ,which
nearly 50,0001. was saved to the public. VariouS
atterApts have been made at different times, and un-
der differsnt Administrations, to render this c,orps
of same use to the service, but we believe they have
all hitherto proved abortive.

We think it .necessary to contradict two assertions
whieli have appeared in the Morning Papers, neither
of which hiive any foundation in fact, that Lord
PALNIERSTON has a seat in the Cabinet, and that Mr,
DuND,ts tias, received a new appointment in Scot-
.
land. .

The following' observations are .extraLled ftom a
periodical Paper, published.in French :--•
c` It is'obvidus to every man who has watched the
progress of the French 'Revolution with any atten-
tion, and more particularly since BUONAPARTA has
been declared its Chief, that some change is on the
eve 'of taking place in France. There cart exist no
longer any doubt as to the illness of :41.3pNAPARTE,
and it is impossible to be deceived by the enigmati-
cal hirtguae of the -French Journals. Foreigners
will , be astonished, with the facility *with which the
Revolution which is now preparing, will be ef,-
feaedi. If the people. were to effect the Rev,olu-
than, there can be. no doubt but.that the, BUONA-
rkurns will be restored to. their original, obscu-
rity ; but 'the Senate and the titled Generals will be
the only ators in the new scene. It is.to'be feared
that the Senate-has not the force of a Representative
Body, in the circumstances in which it is now placed.
its composition, and the little influence it has had
under BUONAPARTE, will render it timid. Never-
theless, if the Senate would reflect upon the events
which haye marked the different periods of the Re-
yolution, it would easily be convinced that the
'Nation would declare itself for the Legislative Body,
and that the 4, my would not declare for-any Gene,
ral ; there not one of -them that would draw over
to his side a single division of the French Army.
Jteside, the Senate has a very 'simple method of in-
ducing the Army to declare in its favour. It would
be sufficient to suspend the Conscription, and to dis-
band the two last levies. It is certain that a change
of some find. is
.preparing in France. Will it be in
he forin 14 Government, or only in the a&ual
Chief It is impossible to speculate upon this point
with any degree of certainty, from the'Very fn's- data
we have, under an order of things such as, that

vhich eNists at present."

Yesterday 'morniu his. MAJESTY, Princesses
,?Li,,Ta.. and SOPIIIA, accompanied by Ciu
Generals SPENCER and FITZROY, and colonel
TAYi..on, rode in Windsor Qrea; Park till twelve

-
. ,
Prinecss AvILIA, we are happy to `say-,•;is consi..
jereil a little better. Her Royal Highness t-etnains
p3t alt.; house of the Princess CHARLOTTE o' `FALLS,
Where the, Vrincess MARY also resides, to keep her
oyal Sister company.. Dr. POPE (::o.ntinuesAu at-
.l2,d her Royal tlilinesi:. .
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