The Sun.
London, England, 1822-07-13 00:00:00

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tri OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, June,24, 1834.
11
ETIrPRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
A,°JESTYS ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
po,a,,
or 6,„ "11 be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on
the 15th of July next, from such Persons as may be,
to undertake the Perfoomance of-the PLASTERER'S
pol'lC required for service of this Department at the Tower,
1 illull G'lleazoich, Woolwich, Pgrjleet, Gravesend, and
oft: f'" a period of Three Years, terminable at any time
Me expiration of One Year, upon Three Months Notice
P'en by either Party.
the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, apply at
$
'cretarY's (Vies, in Pall-Mall, between the Hours of
a T Rnd P°",* a'Clock, where such Persons as intend to make
—er f°' the Contract will receive a Schedule of the
;ift: xto 4e performed.
l'Ah,-n'ProPo.cals Heusi be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed,
-vocals for of Plasterer's Work," bu/
No pr0...0 the performance
to 2, P can be admitted after the Toth day of June next
tieccreive &Clock at Noon; neither will any Tender be no-
bou! n4lfts the Party makfng it, 'or an Agent in his be-
' 'Mall attend.

By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.

PIN I'ICTUALLING-OFFICE, July 11, 1822.
-VIP, COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL-
Sitv „.,4 I-VG IIis:III,4JESTY'S NA VY do hereby give No_
to 4 hot on Tuesday, the 2.5 d Instant, they will be ready
re,_•
gee renders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the
41,P1y
the p the under-mentioned Articles, to be delivered at
.1144.:"Ii": of this Department at Deptford, within One
fr9ot that date
"'led Horse Hair • 20,000 lbs:
Li/len
....
Calico
..........................
Plannel
pi, • ..............
'lll'el Shirts
P"Igo .... ,
earl
tali; ..............
1,500 ditto.
Carolina Rice
2,000 ditto.
Wor •
sted Stockings .. 500 pairs.
4'6ollen Socks 5OO ditto.
Pa of must of the Articles (which may be tendered for
the: be rateltl}, together with the Conditions of the Contracts,
; "en at this Office.
qv° regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
1t 941 t be inserted' in words at length, or that shall
‘4Ol. be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the
ty lad Instant nor unless the Person who makes the
kZfert nr some Person on his behalf, attends to answer
called for.

M. 11'ALLER CLIFTON.

GOODLUCK and Co.
to iirkPectfully acuaint the Public, that the State Lot-
"gill drawing NEXT TUESDAY.

The SCHCME contains
2 ...... Prizes 0f...... £30,000

2 ...... Prizes of . £20,000

111 &c. &c. Consols and Money.
Rair,td iII,PITALS will be Drawn the Firstand may be
11 1 a smallrisk, as Purchasers, after taking the Chance
Sr't be allowed to return their Tickets or
444,1 - whethe.; drawn Blanks, small Prizes, or undrawn,
Tie-maY receive for them the following Sums, .
Ticket •• • • costs £2l 18 o..may receive back £2O 0 0
ctu4if ..... costs..ll 17 0.. may receive back.. 10 12 0
Ei 4brter • .costs.. 5 19 0.. may receive back.. 5 6 0
S. g IL...costs.. 3 0 6.. may receive back.. 2 1:! 0
Alll:le,"th..costs.. 1 10 6.. may receive back.. 1 6• 6
tileiii°,wish to avail themselves of this offer, must bring in
'llc,c'ets or Shares on or before the 26th of July.
itiCLI-AVeSk.nd SHARES are §elling by RICHARDSON,
I:v.ares..„,.• and Co. who .
sold 11,221, a Prize of £20,000
{;,4511' arch, at their Office, 104, BANK BUILD-
'IIINHILL.

GREAT GAIN !—LITTLE RISK!
aT, t' CAPITALS in TEN MINUTES,
-411,-,XT TUESDAY. Iflth of THIS MONTH ,(JULY),
11.18 e "le Te must be gained for the trifling Risk of
(14. each,en
Nineteen Pounds for Ten Ca-
g only
'`3 and Sh by BISH,Stock-Broker,
cress,old State
Lotteryoffi
cet 4, Crnhill, and 9, Charing
;1 "rd" • his Agents in the Country.
1141 Itil.le181);an now n adopted,.. a Whole Ticket ultimately costs
rtes ..; od.and a Sixteenth only Four Shillings ; other
1110,1Ty.i,',....vPred and sold TWO PRIZES of £20,000, and
l
•••._ other CAPITALS in ,the LAST TWO

This nay4Stit,,lva% published, price 4s. sewed in Blue.oß
it''luN preached before the INC -
I(lll.%9os2t.'''TED SOCIETY for the PROPAGATION of
r-L in FOREIGN' PARTS, on FRIDAY, the 15th
.
ILLIT-4rY last, by the Right Reverend Father in God
41, AM, Lord iv
lilt Year
the A „.ishof LLANDAFF.
.
e4e REPORI' presented to the Society for
ke —2l, with a List of the Members of the Society,
.301 .4 •
by
"eri,(; Messrs. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard, and
Pall Mall.

____
INipE„
/AvalAL TWINE CLOTH for SHIRTING &c.
PrN coat-- A HIS MAJESTY'S LErrERs PATENT'.
lt,enent pas de tin, mais en poseedent les agremens.
; iii:I,NCIBILITY, FAMILIES, and MER-
,-rabl,(,--,c),NTS, are respectful) informed that the-above de-
,lit'-"li;`',H, for its economy and durability, and for pro-
;/ttian the East and West Indies, as well as in the. cold
tlieseaslie tll.e most genial temperature,. is sold exclusively,
1, •Gd "or Exportation, and by the Piece, at 18r1.-2s.—
• ---3 s
lILLARD'S
4tent Twine 33.,6d. per yard, stamped, '`,s Chem,-
4ide, Cloth, &c. at the Warehouse, No. 16,
t:n
:'tiat,44d no vvhere else whatever. The Pieces for
„.4dint; frnot Two to Four Pair. Families in the country
c) °ltatei't"le.rs bare them executed as if present, where I
variety of Foreign and British Goods are kept.
MESSRS. BROWELL AND COMPANY,
Ship Harmony, 22d June, 1822.
Leta sail October had Topmast Stud-
voyA.s4ii Made of ScotchBrown Canvas. I was upon a
hir'Ne of 71 m
Ittnd 2+ onths to Barbadoes and St. Lucia.—We
the .1 of Weather with a g t deal of Rain; consequently
4411 laid several Days at arteid in the Long-Boat, and I
ver It entirely free from Mildenwle Any other Canvas that
Ivotild ave seen made use of under the same circumstan.ces,
1,1),41 ars been Mildewed, if not Rotten. lamof a decided
otttlast either Coke 1 Brown
'till n' that The Scotch C • prepared by you,
1' • r or any other
Canvasanias
0 %so tom, &c. JOHN'
unprepared.cu RR CURRY,
,
S. Browell e.;CO. Owner & Captain.

CITY of LONDON TAVERN, July- 12, 1822.
Amount received to the 11th inst. inclusive £150,454 5 4

Amount remitted 90,590 0 0
Amount of Pro Visions, in Potatoes, Biscuit,Oatmeal,
Flour, Rice, &c. with other expenses, about, .... 44,000 0 0
The Committee repeat their grateful acknowledgements of the
liberal aid they continue to receive from the beneficence of the
public. Authentic letters from the distressed. parts of Ireland
are still descriptive of a continued extreme misery and want.
The Committee trust that the spirit of humanity so laudable
in the British cbaracter will not abate,•but that it will be exerted
till the season of the potatoe ripening (expected before the end
of August) shall bring the relief required for the poor.
The Committee have already received several gifts of clothing
for the distressed peasantry, and are urged to make an appeal
to the public for donations of clothing for men, women, and
children. They now solicit such donations of apparel, new or
old, which will be a useful charity to the distressed and poor of
Ireland, who are described to be " almost all nearly naked."
The donations of clothing must be sent to Messrs. Hayter,
Howell, and Co. N 0.58, Mark-lane, with a list, and a duplicate
is requested to the Committee.
An early attention to this asst
'Arable, that it may reach the
,ge
land for distribution in the monl
Amount of subscriptions alread
Small Subscriptions .... 3 o 0
George Roche, E5q..... 10 0 0
R. J. S. Stephens, Esq.. 10 10 0
The Meeting Chapel, St.
Thomas's.sqa. Hack-
ney, per Rev. H T
Burder 56 0 0
Bowers Gifford, per Rev
Thos. Thirlwall, M.A 3 9 2
Rev. Thomas Thirlwall,
M.A.' 3O 0 0
Mrs. Thirlwall lO 0 0
Rev. T. W. Thirlwall
Pitsea, Essex. per Rev
' Thomas Thirlwall
N. Byrne, Esq. Morning
Post, 2(1 subscription 2l 0 0
Independent Chapel, St
Alban's, by the Rev
G. Browne .
North Ilarsham,Norfolk,
per Rev. H. Dowsing 3 0 6
Calverton, Bucks, per
Rev. C. G. Percival
Newcastle, Stafford, per
W. Shelley, Esq.

Mayor, Ist reMitt . 150 0 9
Old Romney, Kent, per

istance and relief is highly de-
meral distressed districttnt, Ire-
ths of October and November.
[ly advertised.. £143,989 4 7
Thomas Rhodes, Est. Xio 0 0
R. Bernal, Esq. M.P. 2d
subscription 5 0 0
A Family on, a limited
income are enabled
by domestic retrench-
ment to afford this
small donation, in re-
lief of our poor Irish
Sufferers, F. U 33 10 8
Messrs. May and Morritt it 0 0
Collected of Workmen at
their manufactory 2 19 7
C. Hurst, Esq. Midhurst, _ _ _

Rev. T. ItUwland - 2 12 0
Ivy Church, do. per do.. 3 0 0
Lydd, Kent, per Rev.

C. J. BurtOn l3 3 0
Betchworth, Surrey, 2d

Subscription, perßev.
W. WiHan ll 13 0
Clopton, Suffolk, per
Rev. John Young 9 0 0
Snodland, Kent, per
Rev. H. D. Phelps 8 8 9
Caxton, do. per do 1 16 3
Walbiend, Northumber-
land, per Rev. G
Jackson l9 16 6
Little Walsingham, Old
Walsingham 8t Hough-
ton, per Rev. J. Lee

,
Warner 40 0 0
Erchfont, Wilts, per
Rev. Hen. Brereton 19 1 0
!Harden, ditto per ditto 2 2 0
Putney, ditto per ditto 0 9 2
Stert ditto per ditto 1 IS 10
The Officiating Minister
at St. Dominic, Corn- _ _ _

9d sub . 9 2 0
A. C. Giose, Esq 5 0 0
From No. 19 and 108 1 IS 0
P..W lO 0 0
John G. Navenhain, jun
Esq. 5 0 0
Penzance, per Win. Ste-
vens, Esq
From Pares and Heygate.

Alexton and Slawtoti,-
Lancashire, additional' 1 6 0
BRlesdon, per the Itev.

wall
Illanferres, Denbigh,per
Rev. C. B. Clough.... 20 0 0
Hethersage, Derby, per

1 0 0

2 6 0
From Marsh and Co.

Borley, Essex, per Rev.
J. P. Herringham..../10 3 0
Frqm Chambers and Son.
Jeffry Wyatt; Esq 10 10 0
G. G. Wyatt, Esq 5 5 0
Miss Emma Wyatt 3 3 0
Miss Augusta Wyatt 2 2 0
Rev.T. S.Gossett,2dsub lO 0, 0
Mrs. Clarke, Wigginton
Lodge '
Froth Marten, Call, and Co.
H. L. Vallotton . 1 0
From Berries and Co.

Rev. .11An Le COider. 9 0 0
PenarthwithLavernock, _ _

per Rev. J. Llewyln 3 0 0
Ancester, Lincoln, per
Rev. J. Conington 11 0 0
Dissenters' Chapel, 'Da-
ted, Surrey, per Rev.
S. A. Dubourgh 5 0 0
A Com►nercialTraveller,
Chippingham 1 0 0
Mr. Broadhurst 1 1 0
A Friend at Maidstone 1 1 0
Macclesfield Catholic

Sam. Dick, Reading,
Esq. Ed sub .... 500
Miss Goldicntt 1 1 0
From Drummond and Co.

Contributions, per A. Z. 3,1 17 6
J. Clementson, Esq- 5 3 0
Mrs. C. H. Pasley 1 1 0
The Misses Pasley 1 1 0
Anonymous 2 0 0
Christ. Smyth, Esq. 2d
subs
R. H. V 1 1 0
Wm. Hutchins, E5q...., 1 1 0
Mrs. Hutchins 1 1 0
Captain H. Haynes 1 1 0
J. H. and Co. ,2d sub 3 3 0

From ;Worland and Co.

Chapel, per Rev. John
Hall
Horton, Gloucester, per
Rev. Dr. Brooke 6 6 5
A. Robertgon, Esq 20 0 , 0
Chorley, Lancaster, per
Rev. J. Jackson 4O 0 0
Burrow—on-the-Hill,Lei-

rester, per the Rev.W.
Y. Nutt 9 9 6
Barkston, Leicester, per
Rev. J. S. Wagstaff
Scalford ditto, per the
Rev. D. Wagstaff 5 7 2
Goaoby Marwood 3 13 11
One who loves to see a
hale countenance 1 0 0
Goptall, Leicester, be-
ing extra-Parochial
Congeston, do. per Rev
J. Roby 5 14 6
Carlton, do. per do 1 1 6
J. F. Turner, Esq. Cold
Overton, 9d subscrip-
tion of 5O 0 0
Wm. Horton, Esq. Coal-
port, Salop . 5 0 0
Plumstead,Kent, per the
Rev. T. May 2O 9 ' 1
East Wickham,per do 9 16 3
The Rev. T. May, being
the sum received for
Surplice Fees, whilst
officiating in the above
Parishes for a month 9 17 6
Nine weeks' allowance
of a young Lady, and
her two Brothers 1 1 0
St. Lawrence Pountney,

Beddiugton,Surreyovith

its Hamlet of Walling-
ton, per Rev, J. B
Ferrers 192 4. 1
Ladies, per Messrs. Hat-
chard and Son 2- 0 0
Wm. E. Nightingale, 2d
sübs
From Ransom and Co.
A, M. V 1 1 0
From Cocks and Co.

61 16 7

Sir W. Keppel, K.C.B 10 10 0
George Cornell, Esq 2 2 0
Parishes of Dalham and
Moulton 5 0 0
B. C. 1 0 0
From Coutts and Co.
Capt. G. C.Symonds, late
18th Light Dragoons 5 0 0
A Widow's Mite 1 1
W. F. P.
Au English Student of
the Mid. Temple 1 1 0
Feltham, per the ReY. J
Morris
A Half-pay Officer I 0 0
From Hodsoll and Co.

A Lady, 2d subserip. ... 10 0 0
From Hammersley and Co.

per Rev. J. W. Bel:
lam y
Sellings, Kent, per Rev
W. Bookman 5 14 0
J. B 5 5 0

W. J. S 2 0 0
Mr. J. Blith
Orsett, Essex, per Rev
J. F. Usko l4 b 0
J. P.
Any thing you please
Lord F. Bentinck le 0 0
William Dawson, Esq lO 0 0
S. M. Samuel, Esq 42 0 0
J. B. Curran, Esq 5O 0 0
Rev. E. Whitby 1 0 0
Mrs. Governor King 3 3 0
Anonymous
Produce of some Jewels

Boxford, Berks, Subs:crip-
lion and Collection of
the Rector and Parish
Officers 5 19' 0
J. W.
From Fletcher, Parsons, and Co.
Rev. Charles Miller
Great Milton, per Rev
T. Ellis 6 7
Hampton Gay, per Rev
J. Hill 4 11 6
Kidlinston, per Rev. J
Williams
Warborough, per Rev
W. Rockland 9 7 6
Sarsden,perthe Charles's

Barter 4 5 0
Churchill, per ditto 8 7 0
Ducklington and Hard-
wick, per the Rev. F
Hawkins
Buckland; per Rev. B
Rawbone l4 10 10
Pusey, per ditto l5 S 1
Wolvercott, per Rev. G -
D. Grimes 5 0 0
From Snow and Paul.

sent by a Lady lO 0 0
Robert Leete, Esq 1 1 0
Effingham, 3d payment,
ment, by the Rev. W
Farley
Kingston-upon-Thames,
per the Vicar and
Churchwardens lO3 6 9
Villetsey, Gloucester,
per the Rev. George
Williams 5 5 0
Chenies, Bucks, per Rev
W. Morrice lO 2 0
Mr. J. Helmes 2 2
Mr. J. Fennell 2 2 0
St.Laurexce,Pembroke,
per Rev. J. Hooper 1 10• 6
Offchurch, Warwick, per

Miss S. Monru 2 2 0
HenryWalters,Esq Ben-
gal -
W. Mathews, Esq..
From Wright and Co.
Catholic Chapel, Weld-
bank, perneverend R
Thompson 97 0 C
Sir J. H. Blake, Bart 2O 0 0
From Child and Co.
Miss Williamson 5 0 0
Viscountess Dudley and
Warr! 2O 0 0
Mrs. Gambier 5 0 0

C. D. B • 4 0 0
Miss A. P. Smith 9 2 0
J. E. Hovenden, Esq 2 0
Mr. Taylor r
From Goslings and Sharpe.

Mrs. Jemima Pfgon 5 0 0
D. Pennant, jun. Esq 2 0
A Lady 2 0 0
The Rev. Dr. Hughes,
Canon Residentiary of
St. Paul's lO 0 0
Belton, Lincoln, per the

_ .
Min., and Rev. R. Cust 5 I* 7
Great Easton, Essex.... 6 2 4
From Hopkinson and Co.
_ _ _ _

J. K. Dougla.;, Esq 5 0 0
From Puget, Bainbridge, and Co.
Sir Ulysses Burgh .... 20 0 0
From Praed and Co.

Rev. H., W .lise , 9 11 6
Barkway, llerts, per

Sir D. Mackworth, Bart. 10 0 0
Mixbury, Oxon, per the _ _

Thos. Lowe, Esq 5 2 0
Nether Whitacre, War-
wick, per Rev. T. War-
den 2 12 6
Owston,Lincoln,perßev
W. Stonehouse IS 5 0
Rev. Edward Davies,

Rev. a: Palmer l I 0 0
Millesdon,Bucks, per the _ .._

Rev. W.. Perkins 3 7 2
Twyford, ditto, per do 8 14 0
Goddingdon, Oxon, per
ditto
Marsh Gibbon, Bucks, _ _ _

Bishopston
Ellaston, Stafford, per
Rev. George Hake 25 9 6
Ernhain, Southton, per

per Rev. G. eracroft S 8 10
Padbury, Bucks, per
Rev. W. Eyre 5 5 6
X. Y. Z. per Barlett and
Co . 1 0 0
Buckingham, per. Rev
T. Silvester 32 12 1
Horton, per Rev. H. J
Gunning l7 0 4
Piddington, per ditto lO 2 0
Preston Deanery, per
Rev. S. Parkins lO 11 0
Cranford, per Rev. G. S
Robinson 9 2 3
Pattishall, per Rev
Thomas Welch 8 0 0

J. Lightfoot, k.sq., . 17 4 2
St. Giles, Reading, per
the Churchwardens 33 6 6
Upton, near, Reading,
per Rev. W. Bishop 5O 0
Iddesleigh, Devon; per
Rev. J. Banister 2 0 0
Rev. Dr. T. Long, Stow
Hall, Cambr 9 0 0
Theluotham, Suffolk,
and Blonorton, do. per
Rev. C. Browue 1 0 6