The Sun.
London, England, 1812-12-21 00:00:00

OFFIG'Z OF ORD.K.INCE.,

Dec. 16, 1812.
'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA.,
JES7'Y'S ORD.II',INbE, do hereby give Notice,
nil Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall,
.n or Vora Monday, the 28th day' of December inst. from
such Persons as may be willing to unde'rtahe. th'e Supply of
Thousand Quebec Wpm STAVES, fi,r service of
the Royal Powder Mills at in the Kingdom'of
Ireland.
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The Staves must be fully seasoned, and, ;I' S single, twelve
hundred to the thOnsand, if double, aix hundred and fifty to
thousand; single pieces will be reyaired,and viv4t be delivered
at the Ordnance Stores, in cork, in the Allowing proportio,

5000 on or 4eforc 15tliFebrnary, 1813.
Ist -April, 1813.
Ist. Septernber, 1813.

5000

5000

500

31st Decer.;:ber, 1313.

Further Particuturs.,tojether with the:Terms «nd Conditions
of Contract, 2uf:y be known upo, application at the Secre
tary's Office, in Fall-Mall,laforesaid, any Day between
the gowns 7cn and Four o' Clock, where the Proposal.s-mud
be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, "Proposals for Quebec
Staves;" but .no Proposal can be admitted ccfte: the said 28th
instant, at TWelve o'clock at Noon qt. the same Day; neither
Will any Tender be noticed, u;:leSs the Party -making
_it, or
an .Agent in'h is Behalf shall attend,

Order of the Board,
IH. CREIV. Secretary.

iiJttenhurgb, 1 Cotutina, 1 Waterrford.
1 xi r•—• 1 Cadiz. 1 Lisbon, 1 .Brazils, 3 Guerntry, a-Jersey,
5 3 Waterford.

THE - SUN.

SOLEM QITIS DICER E FALSCAI AUDFAT ?

LON D 0

MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1812.

At a late hour last night two Gottenburgh
:Nrails arrived. The intelligence continues to be
of the most gratifying nature; in every quarter
success attends the Russian arms. We have
not room to comment upon the various de-
tails which they contain, but our Readers
wilt see. with pleasure that they confirm our
statement of the departure of Lord WALPOLE
for Vienna. It is worthy of notice that the re-
port of BUOWAPARTE• having been shot by one of
his Officers was current at Gottenburgh, but Dk.-
VOUST, and not BERTHIER, was mentioned as the
person who shot him.

Accounts have been received by Government
from Stockholm, which state, that on the 23d
ult. Gen. LAMBEFITI defeated BTIONAPARTE'S ad-
vanced-guard, under Gen.beimnri'w sm.—Letters
had been received from. Count tVITTGENSTEIN,
dated the .24th, at Copyssa,..:which state that he
had killed great numbers of the enemy, and made
800 prisoners. The last accounts froth Prince
E.UTUSOW were also of the `? Ith ult. He was
at that time marching upon Orsha and Moghilew.

This morningFrcnch Papers of the 17th reached
town. They do not co►►tain any Bulletin; but
there are pretended private letters from the Army,
which state, that on the 29th Nov. the French army
was between Minsk and Wilna. This, we have no
doubt, is a fabrication ; for if the fact were so, a
Bulletin would, Undoubtedly, have been pub-
lished. Letters from Sweden state, that l 8001Prns-
sians, who marched from Colberg to reinforce
the army, returned to that fortress after the first
day's march, haring positively refused to proceed.

This morning the following Bulletin was is-

sued :