The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-28 00:00:00

VICTUALLING:O FFIC ,

Oct. 27, ISC 9.
THE OMAR-SSW NEllSjor ICT WA LUNG
His iti/iyEsn's ArAvr do hereby Five .Nothe,That
Thereby the 7th V November next, they wit! te re..,6, to rflelVe
tender c; in writing( sealed up); and treat for such iVantities of
go,odsbundSPANlSl-1 RED W I N i. ,ai the re,peeliveMerchantr
and Dealers therein may think proper to ojer, to be subject to Ai }
warrantY of Twelsve Months ; to be delivc'rrd,, Fee' of Customs -
and Excise Iluties, one half In the spare of one sno•sth, -and the
other half in one month afterwards, into Ili: Majegy's Naked-
Stores,at Deptfird, Porttmouth,and Plymouti4and to be paid
Jor by Bills payable, with interest, ninety I.).fys after date.
The Conditions V. the Contract be leen at the &et etaiy .
Off•e. •

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This Day was published,
Handsothely'printed in Four Vols. Svo. Price tl. 16s;
THE HISTORY of the' HELVETIC RE-
.. , PUBLICS.
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,of the
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and illustrated by a Map of 'the Turkish Empire, and a
Plan of Colaitantinople,• both beautifully and accurately
Engraved on purpose for the Work, in 'Two vols. Bvo. 215.
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The History of Barbados, froth the first Discovery of the
Eland, in the year 1605, till the Accession of Lord Seaforth,
it;ci. "By loan Poyer. Neatly printed in one large vol. '4.t.0
11. i is.
,6d. boards.

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.not be inserted in words a! length, or that 4.6.ul not be delivered its
the Board before One o'clock on the saidTuesd.ti, the ;rho/ NoVem,
her next, nor unlers the Person who makes the Tend,r, or sore
Person on hisiehaO, attends, to ans:wer when called far.

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To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-street,
London. •

1/ !Grid'
Oct. z 7, 13n.
H. 4 COYIMISSIONERSfor•VICTUALLING
MAJESTI" s 1"),' do hereby give Notice,
That on Friday, the totbOlNcVembir next, they:will be ready to re.
ceive Tenders, in'turiting (Sealed .up ),. aNd treat for' the, gitip(y
ion separate Coatrdas) 0/ all such gnaw:tiles of the
Specis of PRO VISIONS, as 'nay be reveired, fi;i- the u!e
His Majesty's Troops; stationed at each of, tbc; Island; and Colt.,
tries undermentioned, viz.

Species

Wands or Colonies -
(Barbabpes,
j Trinidad, •
Tobago,
1 Antigua.
FLOUR and RICE { Dranurii‘a,
LS.t. Kitts,
I Martinique, and -
St. Croix, St. Thomas.
`and St. John.
FRESH BEEF C Martinique and-St. Crni'ity.
St.TrionAis and St. 101. n.
RUM 5 Martinique and 'St.:,.Croir,
e • St. lima* and St. John.
During the space of Twelve 'Months certain Irom. the tst of,
January next, and further till Six, Mond,: warniai shall be
I The Conditions of the Contrails niay belet:n at the Sejeta,:y's

• • .
Isla, EdinbUrgh, May a, 'Soo.
IN
-the,,. Spring of 1794 I was affliaed 'with a
i - Vereal - Compl9int, which I treated. with indifter-
elite for five inoriths i hut was-then obliged to apply to-a
regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the viru-
lence Of the Disease (by mercurial. applications) for smile
tithe;: but growing, in spite, of all medicine and file advice
of the. tirst -Gentlemen of. the Faculty here, worse and
worse for two years, 1 was reduced- to a state ahnostOtrii-
rataliel,erf and beyond description, being an entire leper,
and ulcerated from head to foot.—Mv head, throat,;'mouth,
nose, legs, arras, &c. have been alternately in danger of .
bean tint; its less; in 'short, I have bad .-fi'om twenty' to ' - ' -
thirty: eating ulcers on my tooly, . and- nearly 'totally de.- -HEN lONAL PROFESS MEN cf Educa-
prived of sight.--:.lt would 'be voluminous to •partieula- /4(.1/ tion and Responsibility deviate ereiri tile general sys:.
nee all :ley cose—suttee it to says, there never was, or ever 1 tern, by the seledion of a particular branch, the sanction.
will bc, nue of a More dangerous, or of a more oomph,- of long continued success is the best criterion of superiority.
sated natore. 1 was long looked upon by my friends,.-and i' Fourteen years have we devoted our Tratlice to the ex-
imagined mySelf, beyond all hopes of recovery; _and; io- seclusive treatment of two Dis Orders, ataPtlee successful resuit
deed, in:my fiten • condition, death was preferable, to rny of our Plan gives us additional ardour to oppose, as tar as we
more, than miserable state. In this dreadful :situation did are able, the ravages of those. Complaiiits woich are the most
I drag a most;tnieerable existence, till DiVine Providence important in. the Catalogue of Human I nfirinities.
threw in my way a Newspaii,er containing. the case of a • After initiation into every Branch of Practice, we content--
my:B. of Plyinoutho-my friends read- it, I could not:---I e•lrlated the sulieritigs, of SIPHY-LITIC and DEBI Ll-
sent • and ono:tired SOllle Of
.yupr LEAKE's..PATENI 'FATED Patients, and formed a wish to rescue individuals
PILLS, whicii, bY using from tiale to time, am now, and from the ignorance of uneducated meal. or the equally don_,
have lore; been, (after - More than four years indescribable I gerous precipitancy of general Practitioners.
distress), -in as good a state-of health as ever Lenjoyed ;as a The Disorders, to the cure of which we have det'oted out
proof of this, I,had a line, tli.thing; healthy hill, born to attention, comprise every species ot VEN E REAL IN FE C-
Inc a few months ago. In gratitude to Goa,--arid'iri hopes • '
f lON, whether of a recent or long duration; idly, All
of rendering my fellow-creature. service, I request you to . kinds of DEI3I LITY, whether arising troni theehabits of
publish this, and you may at any time refer- persons who schooleboys, or thedndulgences of mature Age.
wish to be satisfied of the truth of this,' or further part'- Numerous Diseasesoire -the result of ignorance hr haste,
culaes7, to me or my triene s, by letter or person. . ;in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea, -end it not unfre-
As few -cases for b::,1116 ,\ ill- Over coleal mine, and none : qUently happens, that the seeols of Life are poisoned by the
exceed- it, I have from experience every reason to assure : indiscretion of an unguarded hour, fly a -superior method,
mankind, that in Your Lk: A K.E's PI LLS they will find a such Complaints are easily cured; and even where others
surespe,-",iiy, safe, and raitieal core, tio Via!' most dread: ' have failed, we trust that we may presume to offer a radical
ful s'"aea of the Venereal Disease, which is 'ealled , C„,,_ , re-establishment.
'
FIItNIcL, U c S . : ' , 101-IN Tfio,\IPSON. , Few, however,, are the Cases ef compkiFated distress in
* • I, neurmomo abb., famil-
y reasons prevent making my . this Disorder, compared with the calamitous situation of
name and address public ; but creditable Persons really mu ii, who, from tuoindulgence inei SO LITA it Y VILE, or
ono-lone information may also he referred to me and v e prev
my ilalent gaietres 6f a fashiotiable liti, acquire that state
oleos by Mrs. S. 'Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. . of Debil %-, hich is the unavoidable consequence of such
• l'repae.el and. Sold by the Sole Proprietor . : Pernicious habits. .
TAYLOR, Member or ti-10. Roy,al College of S•,I ' igeons : ' •
; -- AV here the ,unhappy .sufferer broods over his misery; but-
in
London, at his house, No. o New PrifigeStree-
, carefully conceals his misfor tone, it onay be some consols.:'Where he will' give Advice witheut a fee, to persor;s,
tak-
.! Iron for him to know., that although it may be an object of
•
, doubt or uncertainty with otherPractitiooers, the removal
in;;thesthese:Pills, curd will ansvver patients • letters, if post.
of these deficiencies by the gradual prowess of Renovation, is
paid, onothe, same terms, observing in all cases tlie most the acquirement of our experience. • -
inviolable secrecy,, no person's name, or cash haying been •
! if-the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce
mentioned, but at their own-particularrequest,
_by the I to- manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented, by an early
prietor, • during the Course. of :note than thine-six yearS :
coursterattion of this languid state,, and in these cases, no
that he has It
an concluding of an extensive sale. of the •
• great difficulty, will occur. But where this deficiency has for'
above Medicine, and the, praclice arising therefrom.. -:
years existed, a proper perseverance is itatespensably requisite
• .. , • .
They are also sold 'IV his m Appointent, lOr tile COnVe.-- to revilire the slunciering` sparks of Life, and to re-animate
niece lot those living at a : distance, by Mr. Baxter; i the Constitution. - • • .
South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, .Peinter, GI ta - . The secrecy-which is so essential to our undertaking, and
oow, to whoM also Mr. 'P. refers for hiseaddeess ;oat tile • the qaalitications which we.prestnne to state, form the basis
d'ernimer's, No. 3s, . St'.
,Alhan'sstreet, -Pall-niall; Mr. of our pretensions, and in coincidence with such, this infirm
ore Toy-snob;-
kobertsToy-snob;leli.P. roe, -0-elieret-etreer ; Mie'Dis- tion it given; that MeSs,S. LEIGH and Co. may be con
,
borough's, Noe• 7, Fisti-street-hilrendaTiy oppo•sitC3'nl Mo.: i, suloqd.persooally, or by lettets (inclosiag a Wore Note), at.
nutrient; Mr. Steel's, bookseller, .o. 1, Utiirro-rowe'Little ' - their House, ' No. zo, Arufidel-street; 'Strand, neat temple-
Tower-hill ;: Mt: bull; )arte-street. Dublin; and ,by one Bar. ' , . .. ... . o .
person in every consicierOble'.toven in Greatliritain and : There is an additional ,Entrance in Water-street, adjoining,
Ireland, in Poxes of.',ooly 2i. od, each, scaled ifp with and the Name is on both the..l)tiorse .o: • ' . - . ' •
full and plain diredivese .wooreoe persons of either Sex ! ADIPLO NI A froM the Royal College of .Sitrgeons, in
rnaY cute t herneelves itiith ecieie and secrecy, ' • Liindeiheind TestintonialS from the most eriiinetit Physitearl3
-N. IS. Every Pox sold in C., teat bri•tretO is scaled up i and LeCturters,,of regulareEdecatiort, as assiduous attention
with a Stamp, on whiitls, by - f:a4Ur- of the Commis- i to the Studes of every Branch or the rrolession, ate open to
sioners, is printed,. at too:
_Starrio-Oftice--e‘ T.. Taylor, , t,lie,inspettitin of any inquirer, 'pit Constitute a fair groutid
No. ft, New Bridge-strtet," to itentate which is felony, and ';• foi that success with which eye haveldilierta been honoilted.
41 oViets are couiaditlt'S .
~.„ I E. Lk I G Ii and Co. Surge,ons, Arixntiel-street.
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! Office.
I. No regard will be bad to airy Tender in which the Price shall
Inot be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the. Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the ictl,
vember next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or tom.;
Person on bis behalf, attends, to answer it,12),,, c,,7ed for.

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THE SUN.

`DEEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT

L 0 ND 0 IV,

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 18Cg.

This morning we received German Papers to the
18th inst. from which we have made some interest-
ing Extrals. They confirm the account which-we
, •
yesterday laid 'before dur Readers respeeling the
signing of the Peace. The exertions of the brave
Tyrolese, we are happy to say, are attended with suc-
cess ; they have again defeated the Bavarians with
great loss. We are prevented, by want of room,
from making any further comments upon these Pa-
pers.

It is our daily task to corre6k the misrepresenta-
tions, and contradia the unfounded assertions of the
Opposition Papers, both with respea to foreign and
domestic events. One of them, which has display-
ed the glost'violent and persevering hostility against
the present Ministers, boldly and unequivocally
states; that Mr. PERCEVAL has been under " the ne-
cessity of making overtures to Lord SIDMOUTH, in
.hopes that he may obtain the aid oIMr.NANSIT...
TART in the Treasury." We can assure our Readers
.hat there is not the-slightest foundation-for this as-