The Sun.
London, England, 1831-11-12 00:00:00

ARMY CONTRACTS.

. . COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT, TREASURY
CHAMBERS, NOV. 1, 1831.
1 °TICE is hereby given to all Persons de-
' for lit,_°us of contracting to supply the following Arti-
i ut the of the Army, viz.:--
61, If BREAD,
I 43eMY's Land Forces in Cantonments,Quarterc, and
.din the under-mentioned Counties and Island :
pava of ..„,it the Hertford Nottingham
ord) . `the
Hunts Oxford
tester Isle of Man Rutland
14',a1l • (haeliklin Kent (including Til. Somerset
114) . g Lellucerystrrort) Stafford
buebann ~• Middlesex 'Westmoreland
„Holy iannceuding Norfolk
Northampton .
„Holy
, tAtel.:, (inelud- Northumberland (in-
he c',Y of Eris- eluding the town of
'IQ t 0 the Household
me Household Troops in Londu
Pre hi, 1, . BEEF and MUTTON,
tnti Zajesty's Land Forces in Cantonnaents, Quarters,
e11i51a4":......ck5, in the under-mentioned Counties and
co"ter
b lam Hertford IWestinoreland
y Lancaster [Worcester
Elif,t_ Northampton York
, .. Surrey North and South
noly /.4.neluding Sussex Wales.
.111141._ d)
in tbe islands of Alderney, Guernsey, and Jersey.
To his " .
OATS,
:-..411,4",„,, tra Cavalry and Artillery Horses in Canton-
ti -""' Quarters, in the under-mentioned Counties:—
Cornwall Northumberlandl
tlig--"kee pnclud. Cumberland 'Salop
,/saarklepts3en of -

Worcester
York
North and South
Wales.

)n and its Vicinity.

Suarez
Worcester.

Durham
Lartt:GE,
via.
and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry, and
,eth-7Y !arses in Barracks, in the under-mentioned
lisoti ties ;
CitMliclli-
-1444% 7 the Norfolk Northumberland
`"`, Northampton Suffolk
Warwick
Olikt 41_ ,a the several Counties in North Britain,
deliveries are to commence on and for the Ist
sadttlnal7, 1832 ; that Proposals in writing, sealed
trived a kairked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be re-
bee: tail Office on or before Wednesday, the 7th day
14l raper, but none will be received after Eleven
'°P
a that day.
41 rads must be made separately for each County
p;4,
Wal except for the Counties comprising North
` es, all of which must be included in One
1,4 . likewise the Islands of Alderney, Guernsey,
; as also the several Counties in North
tai ca and each Proposal must have the Letter
htsop_ known
annexed to the Tender properly filled up by two
),it, af k
ku the o property engaging to become bound
jt;:neti piirrtlrtY tendering in the amount stated in the
C't; arid enlare, for the due Performance of the Con-
ellated no Proposal will be noticed unless made on
b... Nth Tender, and the prices expressed in words
to°ht
and should it so happen that during the
of the Contract no troops shall be supplied
0 of the same, the Amount of the Stamps on the
traet.7 and it
• Bond, paid in the first instance by the Con-
kb. will be refunded to him.
.tndet. j!,ja Particularly desired that Persons wishing to
mated ulnot make use of any Forms but those recently
44 L., which
Jo,„_--• the 15,, may be bad upon application at this Office,
may, hack Masters in the Islands of Guernsey,
4411 Mao.

-14 --‘„LED TO THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE.
ki!etill"hed, the Fourth Number (to be completed in
Pace 21s. Ro al or 425. Imperial Ito. Proof
Vwtts nn India y
mtkomg poefr, the BEAUTIES of the
COURT of KING CHARLES 11.
A _1)til• I By Mrs. JAMESON.
-44""d with Portraits by the most distinguished
P... ; feral;
iP.).4* Xvtiefg splendid illustration of the Memoirs of
It 4 that Ra.'"*... Clarendon, and other writers connected
esst_k I 4 d p; Y'd afid interesting period.
-40111," n43' of the great attractions of this publi-
*lithe-4.a Work of art, its literary and historical interest
ilttited "'um! remarkable It ought to be particularly
!f 40that these memoirs are written by a lady, and as
4 her feminine character) ought to write. Most
"Slitif:icltilen were amiable and interesting as well as
Itt ith o.""* and connected with our political history, and
sand connected
families of the present time—several have
-11qPIceZt,441.ly cleared from the aspersions cast,, on them,
ib
Near-smv 0,..14 new and interesting point of view. --.G o e.
...-"est.° 'Aunt and Richard Bentley, New Burlington-

I 1 f"------Lh
IQN(-37-'4N CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
—`iREVE'S GOLDEN BALM, or.
Thq--smbROVED SOOTHING SYRUP.
ietipS ttreerndedy Possesses superior advantages in counter-
egoi, readful effects arising from painful dentition.
andcomforts the gums, and assuages the pain con-
Petti 44. their inflammation ; and its demulcent pro-
• pee ten and render elastic those tender parts as to
I 7..,,,,teeth in their regular order with incredible
aptlssilodtb..-rwitYs without constipating the bowels and ex-
ttilltint ;171' baneful effects ; by which the necessity o.f
1-,,e gums, so pregnant with dangerous results, is
tk. tleded.. It- is introduced at the
.lowest. possib!e
.
-'l'tssi.' Proprietor, for the purpose of placing it within
h,,401 all
; classes
711.301,4 lic'ttles at. is. l Id. and 2s. 9d., by Messrs.
1711 0;11' Chemists, Cheapside, corner of St. . Paul's,
Itp,44tri 41°It respectable dealers in Patent Medicines : of
1• XibtnaY be
had CONGREVES BALSAMIC
Cpl safest and most effectual Remedy in obsti-
pTtliin:"L'S and COUGHS, attended with difficulty of
HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, HOOPING-
• - ltiabil INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, in Bottles, •
9d. and 4s. 6d.
r
i.,'",3t1 COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
WhZia'.,rIOLERA MORBUS SPECIFIC.—At a
br'llkt; " country is menaced by the approach of this
Ire Leallodemalady, and the Board. of
. .Health and other
PtilAi„.es are. emitting their opinions and advice to
hit sad R' to prevent and cure its attacks—the Pre-
ice-President of the British College of Health
teOroni 0111 experience, and cases collected from their
ot- MI
agentsa and adherents throughout the country,
-sol— °le uith-vra,access in curing the most violent attacks of
Slit
-°;,"us by Morison's Universal Medicine only,
I 10'4 e,.-4''ailiog—that their silence on such an iin-
taa:ss.tio°--ailoti might be construed as shrinking from the
r11,.-Pors ,-',lleY know well that the Universal Medicine
-hes eii 1° 'beet the most alarming symptoms of all
largely and repeatedly taken.
ce`i sment is simply thus, and will be found the
f 441161'14'0) and most economical, of all the remedies
itytie. Pesrteseribed ; and that the patients will be per-
ablished in the short space of a day or two,
to', If t1;1:'nos t cases not being sensible of any attack at
sik As 'Lliyersal Medicine is immediately had recourse.
pk:co fp,4 as the patieut feels any symptom of the ells-
, (t4Ofkli-?:; be will take twelve, fifteen, o. r twenty
as
.141,rooltd. Which immediately will altay the sp
ettekupwangerous symptom), and procure easy ev!ituesiff-
teke4rds and downwards, which, at once carries
be
.„'ted ;In severe cases, the largest dose should
or
ftet"'lMl- " bOurs - in more lenient ones, in twelve.
34, use sr "°urs ; but the most prudent way is, if pei
14-nctipu ilot restored, to repeat the dose, and afterwards
1014 witl, Nos. 1 and 2 alternately, and the powders
al„,holth ,_the day, till well. Warmth and rubbing over
pe is;e: heart are recommended.
,Igo other. me-
-124,4, „ quisite, nor should be used. IN eak diluting
."',:tirjurirr_rni water alone, are recommen, ded.
Uye vci ;.1).C1.111E OF CHOLERA IN ENGLAND.
'7,„l„2,irlorison the Ilygeist.
et the 0,!olti assured that my life has been saved by a prompt_
v9blf„ olek "I,lYe?sal Medicines under a most violent attack of
nvili. to huiarbus, I de m
before'a duty I owe to you and to the
fiT "'Y ease you, in the hope that, by your
rnY testimon h' h I sin ready to verify on oath,
Lto titi)fuit Publieity,Y (iv leay be the means of emboldening
N4bract the same certain remedy to that dreadful
Is ea-
-B,ld
5,,,..t143, aY evening last I was suddenly attacked with a most
liNtarbg 41d etching, and at the same time seized with Tint
it• th;'ene, in all my limbs,
filled
all over
irtir Pody,
me hyall the hor.
and aagnod the horning. Strug-
FnVtoZZ, throughnthe night, my wife, at an early hour on
1,1e,-".__""ing Waited on Mr. Moat, the Vice-President ofthe
thr,„_ Prlll, Ptly ordered an immediate dose of '2O
.pills,
,211 the course of the day, during which time a
smg, up and down, remOved all danger, .and by
~INth.".aY following, I was enabled to follow my business ia
theN4 the
iiNti!t a!ltive-Pcwerful and beneficent effect produced on rnyeinr
r,
ble have no hesitation in recommend in g your
am' Sir, ma a certain and speedy cure ot the Cholera
Sir, your grateful debtor and humble seryan
O.
W. H. BARNES."
Dear's-place, Somers' Town, London,
11;44 August 18, 1831."
Voile Vegetable Universal Medicines" are to be had at
b yes; at Mr. Field's, 65, Quadrant ; Mr. Camp-
ula.Exchange • Mr. Walker's, Lamb's Conduit-
Litt 6e, rted L. 'Gill-street,
low square : Mr. Avern s, _
let4Y,dows, vii-etir.dßennett's, Covent Garden-market;
I,_ r- e-lia-court, Norton Folgate; Mr. Has-
?d Ratcliffe-highway ; Messrs. Norbury's, Brent-
i:tie 461. Stepping,
Clare-market ; Messrs. Salmon,
rtyal.; Miss Varral's, 24, Lucas-street, Com-
crelget; Air. Hopwood's, 5, Upper Cheyne-rolls
ttreelLyt"iltitlains ttl!ellelsl‘gdent'sf
Gint every prindeip:ilottortw.nand
"10 Me wholeaonf tsbe Vuilteerrln.;elatete'nof America.

No. 12,221.

HASTINGS AND ST. LEONARD'S.

AT a MEETING of the Inhabitants of
HASTINGS and ST. LEONARD'S, held at the
Swan Hotel, on Tuesday, Nov. 8, the following Reso-
lutions were carried unanimously ; _ .

WILLIAM DUKE, Esq., in the Chair ;

That the inhabitants of Hastings and St. Leonard's,
at this Meeting assembled, feel it a solemn duty, publicly
to testify their deep regret, astonishment, and indignation,
at the rejection of the Reform Bill by the House of Lords.
That it is desirable to form an Association of the Inha-
bitants of Hastings and St. Leonard's, to be called the
" HASTINGS AND ST. LEONARD'S UNION," for
the purpose of promoting the success of the Reform Bill,
and of uniting all persons in the desirable objects of pre-
serving public peace and order, and of guarding against
any disturbance that the enemies of the public may endea-
vour to bring about. . . .

That a Committee be appointed to take the necessary
steps for the immediate formation of such a Society, and
that the Chairman of this Meeting be desired to inform
them of their appointments.
That this Meeting feel themselves called upon to express
every sentiment of gratitude and loyalty towards their
patriotic King, for having so nobly supported the cause of
Reform.

That in The opinion of thisitlecting his Majesty'* Mi.
nisters are deserving of the confidence of this country.
That the above Regulations be inserted in The Sun, and
Brighton Guardian.
That the thanks of this Meeting be given to William
Duke, Esq., for his able conduct in the Chair.

?THE EXECUTORS of the late J. N.
A SCHNEIDER beg respectfully to acquaint the
Nobility, Gentry and Public, that they have this day
disposed of the Lease and Good-will, together with the
whole of the very valuable Stock of Furs late in the pos-
session of Mrs. Susannah Schneider, deceased, to Miss
SCHNEIDER and Miss HEADLAM, who will carry on
the business upon the premises as usual.
The Misses Schneider and Headlam are fully authorized
to give discharge for all debts due to the Estate.
RICHARD RANISDEN,
JOHN EPPS, Executors.
256, Regent-street, Sept. 29.

MISS SCHNEIDER (daughter of the late
Mrs. Schneider) and Miss HEADLAM, who for
many years have had the management of the business,
having purchased of the Executors the Lease and valu-
able Stock of Furs upon the premises, No. 256, Regent-
street, in respectfully soliciting a continuance of the pa-
tronage of the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, so long expe-
rienced at this Establishment, feel it to be their painful
duty to apprize their friends that Miss SCHNEIDER'S
Brother, G. G. SCHNEIDER, after having voluntarily
declined to succeed his Mother in the business, has lately
set up the trade of a Furrier next door to them, and most
ungenerously endeavours to obtain the sanction of those
who, upwards of 40 years, were the support and encou-
ragement of their late Mother, by falsely insinuating that
he alone ha• succeeded to the business.
Miss SCHNEIDER and Miss HEADLAM beg to
assure their friends that the business will be conducted on
the most liberal terms, and the articles manufactured of
the first fashion and quality, and earnestly entreat that in
order to prevent mistakes, which are constantly occurring,
orders may be addressed " Schneider and Headlam."
No. 256, Regent-street.