The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-20 00:00:00

FICY'UALLI.NC-OFFICE,

,747, to, 0164.
IR. JOHN ;V EVEL, of Richmond, iu the
c.io, of Surrey, Butcher, having failed to erAii,
Public :Corder, dated the 0,0,1114 Tvhich he-made to Vie:nat.
ng 139 are for the Supplyof +lt ESI4 13E EF. to Hie Majesty's
Ships and Vessels at Yarmouth, 4s nt, and Wells, the puny
of folk,Nor or the ensuing Tltelve Month:, the Cdnntislioners for
Victualling His ilikel•ty's Navy a's
here!". give Mtice, That
on tlEnday the zsth inst. they willhe ready to tredve Tendets,
in, uniting (mated PP)). and, treat .with: such Personi a: will
undertake to furnish whatever FRESH BEEF may be rcquired
I.r the Use of IYil illajesty's Ships and Vessels at the several
Port: before- mentioned,' from that ‘49, to the 3ist of December
inclusive;. and to-he paid for 4v Bills, -pajzadie, with Interest,
ninety daY's date.

The Condition: y theContraf?, orgy be seen at the.Secreta,yi
(eke, at thin 9ffirr ; cr 4y atjoring to the C4llcßor of the Cus.

rani at

No regard will be bad to any Tender in wbkh the Pike shall
not be Inserted in words at lengtb, or that shall not be delivered to
tbe Ilcord before One o'clock on the said lilondary the 2611 b
inctant, nor unless the Person who inal:es the Tender, or some
person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when tided for.

AMONG the Disorders of Health we'class ah.
.
habitual Costivness, and Obstructi';n,s in the Vessels
conneded with Digestion, which, from the I.lSe of PrirKa-
fives, are not relieved, but they become a comit,,tional
Complaint. Caloin(.!l, Antibilious ANdicines,. and v
tious
• Pornmlae have be,ll_ eioployed, hut t!wy certainly unty-di.i_
charge the .n;eutindated ter, lelvikg the cw..)e Brill gist.
ing ; and every one, unler their operation, the, tleLeS•
sity of continuing, add periocbcaily increiwn2; tiwttp,e, troth
the tone and sensitiveness of the Stein:x:l and I:itestine be-
iug partially destroyed.. The success of SP I I,S RY's
fA.TEN:rANJISCO.RBU;TIC DROPS, in .removing
Glandular Onstruclionsi improving the Appetite, soil de.
stroying that,lrritation causing Head.ache, Sense of ‘Veii;lit,
Nervous Nttedions, &c. give WIl value to this Antiscorhutte,
as when emftioyed in Gout,. Rheuniatisni,. U:cerations, yr

Spilsbury is not accountable fbr any mix ttire sold,
unless the words "Ify the King's Patent" are insetted at
length on the bill of directions, bottle, and wrapper ; the
stamp also (the King's duty) is printed in black ink Instead
of red ink sold at the, Dispmsury, No. is, Soho e,q,rne,
Loncton, in hottls, of ss. 6d. los. and it. 2s. duty. included.
Compound Essence Ss.

COUGHS, COLDS, and ASTENLAS, of many fears
standing, have been Cured by ROBBER 13ALSAMIC
ELIXIR, or COUCH DROPS.
COPY ofa LETTER from a RespeeNtble DRUGGIST ,c)
Mr. BUTLER;
•

SIR,
T Have lately received from thQ use of your Rob-
' berds's Balsamic Elixir, or Cough.Drups, the greatest
benefit which any human preparation can he • the means-of
conveying todistress :—I. was violently afflicted with a cough,
cold, and fever; they continued so long, and shattered inc
frame so excessively, that at every fit it was thought I could
scarce survive another; my food gave me no nourishment.
the flesh was wasted from my bones ; I was for many days
• delirious; all the medical assistance around Okanamptun
.failed. A Lady of our town now suggested to Mrs. Bazely
that remarkable cures had been effected by Robberds's cele-
brated .Balsamic Elixir, or Cough-. Drops; a trial was made
of it ;.•the first dose, by the blessing of Go 4, gave me very
considerable relief, from that time I -became every day sell
sibly better; a single bottle restored me to my tinnier perfect
health—a recovery altogether ,above the expeCtation of my
family and friends. 1 think it my duty to make these faeis
as public: as possible.

I am,' Sir, 'your humble Servant,
AARON BALI', I.Y, Druggist.
Okeharnpion, June 22, 1203,
A Caution.—To prevent dangerous Preparations, per fa vow.
of the Com Missioners of Stamps, " It. Butler, 4, Cheap_
side, is engraved on a Black Stamp, which is affixed to
eacli bottle.

Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. !hider's, 4, CheaPsiqe,
corner Paternoster-row ; and may be had of must Camay
Booksellers and Wdicine Venders, in Bottles,.at zs. 9tl. arid
6s. each, with ample, Direelions.

NEW MEDICINE ACT.,'
NEWBEB.Y. and SONS, No. 45, 'St. Paul's
• Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. lanies's
Powder and other valuable Preparations, Magni the
that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price or
that Medicine will be in future 2.5. 91. per Packer,
ii. ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets
in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Na v;) may he
for 11. 4s. And as the words "F. Newhery, No. 4s, St:
Paul's," arc engraved in the Stamps, which it is Presimiec!
will, be a sufficient secutity against Counterfeits, his :.;igna-
Sure on the Labels will be discontinued.
The following are the Prices of their other Meitivines,
Stamps included ,• but those who purchase six, or inure,
• a time, will be alloWed the Stamps gettis,
a. d.
.r. d.
Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative r•,
Do. in a Bottle 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate
Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills • 0
Do. large Box - 24 4 Freake'sTbid.of Bark 4 0
The Antibilious Pills 2 9 Dr. Huxham's dytto 3 0
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc .1. 6 Tonic fills - c 9
Do. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 English Coiree - z 9
Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 Carruther's Drops 2 9
Do. Camomile Drops I 9 Essence of Ginger - 2
Do. Paregoric Lozenge* t ti Ditto Pepperriiinr • t i;
Angibaucl's Blois dittu t ti Dr. Hooper'; Pitts r It
Essenceot*Colte.`Oot 3 6 Grant's Drops
Mr. SPence's Dentifrice 4 a I nglish's Scots Pills i
Cephalic Snuff - t o Henry's M iguesia zri
fones's Rheum. Tind. 3 6 Norton's Drops -
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilshury's Drops 5 6
Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Dr. Solandt.r's "P'ea 2
Wilson's Alterative 4 6 'Greenough's Tincture t :6
King's Odontalgic 2 9 Do. Told Lozenges t
N. B. As many Persons mistake the House of Mussts,
NevVbery, observe, that it is at the East End of St. 'Pau I's,
four Doors from Cireapside, with these words inscribed
the Front—" THE ONLY WA H MIS 1: E o,lt D
JAM ES's NJWDER;"

MAILS.
Leeward• Island. llyx—s cjottenburgh.

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50L13.51 QUIDS PICERIE FA fUM AUDiiXT

LONDON,

TUgSDAT, JANUARY 20, 1807

YesTgr,DAT the Homeward-bound West India
Fleet arrived safe in the Downs, under the convoy
Pf His Majesty's Ship' Seine.

NVEyesterday laid before our Readers the Whole
pf the inteltigence.whiCh has reached this 'Counfry
Zespeaing Buepos Ayres. 'ltis a most singular cir-
cumstance that so longa period should 4ave 'elapsed
withfmt any official Dispatches having been received.
from Sir HOME' POPHAM. The last Letters received
from that Officer are dated the 28th July. It was,
stated that Bins drawn by Sir H. Popl.-1.175t in the
gi:-,er La I?iata; and dated in Cktober, .had been
presented at the ViEtualling-Office. This,-bowever,
was a mistake. The Bills alluded to were not drawn
Po.enAr4, nordateclin-061ober they
sere drawn by the Purser of the RaiFonable,• whiCh
Ship, it will he recolle6leol, Sir HOME sent to Rio
Janeiro for supplies soon after the capture of Buenos
Ayves, Thellaisoqatle Was at Rio Janeiro on the
10th of August, but what time she sailed on
her return to
,Buenos Ayres is not known. The
Vr.i:t Lord of the. Admiralty has. been 'censured, we
think .very improperly, for his'Cominunication of the
Telegraphic Dispatch on Saturday.. It is said that
the 'date of the supposed Capture, viz, the 12th of
August, ought to have convinced Mr. GRENviLLE
that the • report was unfounded. If the Tele-
graphic Dispatch. transmitted from PlYrPOlth had
mercly stated that it was -reporyd-,..that Buenos
Ayres was re-taken, the date, perhaps,• might have
created some doubt ; bdt it is to be recolleaed that
the Dispatch vas Couclied'in the mdstpOsitiveterms;
Buenos Ayres taken, and the , Army pri-
soners.' '_ The Yirst..tord of the 'Acimiralty was
therefore certamly justifiltble in sending it to the
Lord-Mayor. ,Why the Se-cOnd. Communication
made to the Lord-Mayor was not made public sooner
v‘r.cio not know., but upon that point no blame
whatever can attach to the Admiralty.•

VIZ.

AMONG Other:repOrtg;• qoil the very interesting
siabjea respeaing the 'state' of the French and the
Ru:sians in Poland, it is stated that Rear-Admiral
11.1:63ELL, Who commands our ,SpAaciron in the
Norlh 'Sons, had received scmc favourable intelli-
gence from the Texel ; .but it • has not g's-pmoda de-
finite shape, and. has no 'official
,eanaion.

In ron7cquence of yesterday being the celebra-
tion of the QT,TE.'I,I'P Birth-day, thelGrenadier and
Light -lillantry CoMpanies of the.f3rigade of Guards'.
as,rinhled;on the Parade, at ten o'clock, in the'
morning, all in new •cloathing. The Band of the
Third Regiment of Guards 'attende4l jo their so-
peth.drenses thorn by their ColOrieh 'the
DUI:e. of Giiol.lclf.TE.ft the Blacks ,dressed in the
•f0311177iC: • " The Parade was attended by the
yoßk; CAM.p,itir;Gi, and OLO,y,CESTER
G .131.111;11,11tD, I,Fsw,,,,and the. Odiwrsof the
CyAniv.hie,c; of the :Brigade.
Alter the 'Guards. Marched from the. Parade,. the
Duke of (.;:riBiIIDGF. inTeCted. a party of Non 7
cornrnis;.ionc'd-Otiicers; who volunteered to serve in
the.ll,7M'Ar'est InFtia Rangers, the. Regiment which
WyNYARD has been appointed to
c6muland.

The PE INCE and. Dilke of CT, EtNCE were pre,7
yented tram attphdiirg.
R 0 Vi 11: yesterday from indispo3it ion. The latter is
confined at Bushy a very bad cold.
The Duke of KENT 7.'‘.1-1( to Collit.lll ,state, with
atteudants.and.bc,l,,ehold:- The Band played
God Save the ' : his Royal Highness
rnd solie were ;fOlll their carriages in the.
Polace-yard..
yesterday thei7 '',o--.ll.lii.ghneStes the Duke'and
Duchess .oleihteen, to dinner.
The Puke Of Cl:llsiitt.L4NO*llod a part:> of thirty.
The= S'ratiish Schccsner taken by •the. Beagle is
likely to, turn cut a valuable prize; .Exclusive of
other inerebAndize, f-,;le had. no less than. 160,000
dollars on hoard.

ROYAL AcAnEmy.;---frhe'anntial-diriner given by
the President and; Council Ofthis Institution, in ho-
no:1r of MLR NlA_'rE.3TY':i Birth-day, took place yes-
terday at the Crown and Anchotjavern. On this
oc,oasiotOlr. lIVEsT reamed his'siittation as ',Presi-
dent, and was received by the company on his ap-
pearance in the room with the most flattering marks
bf appl=e. The company conted of a consi-
‘:.: :)le.'"trou-tber, of the most resiPeetable Members
Academy, and their friends: The dinner was
:it, and the day was enliened by many Songs
Glees,' by Mr. TuartErtEw and, some of his
musicalfriends, all of which were admirably per-
formed. After -the us`nal loyil and constitutional
toa.;ts had been drank, CALEB WHITLFoono, Esq.
addressed the company in a brief and pertinent
speech; proposing the health of Ihe PF6ident. This
ToaSt was received with great applause, and the Pre-
sident returned 'hiS thanks with strong expressions of
pleasure and, gratitude for such a liberal 'testimony of
tespea from a company so much distinguished for
talents that do honour to their country: The re-
inainder *of the day pasSed with great festivity, and
aieetin',- did not break 'uO till a Lite hour. • .
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