The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-16 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

. Oct. 28, 1812.
THE PRrNCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE, do hereby girt' Notice,
2"l.at Proposals ;ogle received at their.Offee, in Pali-.Mall,
on or be!..re Wednesday, tic 13th day of Noven.Ler next,fropi
such Persons as ma.n be wilang to undertake the Supply of
the quaatitiee acid d:leriptions of TPTBER nn,krtnent:oned,
for service of the Royal Carriage Department at 11--(iolthieh„
where the Deliveries are to be made, viz.

Hewed Oak Timber.
Hewed Elm Timber.
Round Ash Timber..

Loads.
1,400

. '2,000

1,000
No.
Ash :7ellies, 4 ;'4 4 inch. for 5 ft. Wkeels 30,000
Oak Spo'.ieS, for 5i ft. Wheels 40,000' -
Elm Stocks, 14 >:1 14 inch. Pairs GOO •
The Deliceries to take place as follows : =4Y:tie Elm Tim--
Ler, on, or before the 39t4 April; rf the Ash, on cr kt;..ri: the e
30th June ; of the Oak on or &f ore the 31st October; and the
Oak'S'iiches on or seforc the 31. st Mar0..1.,-, in the ensuing. Year.
7'700-thirds of the Oak ft-paber to Se of 70 I?. Stick and up-
wards, and the remaining thi.4 to Le of 60 ft. and vpg•crts
of the.Eini Ti.o,:e7, no Ttec to be under 30 ft. ; -43/1
ter to be Po.n. LOP. to GOP.; and the Elm Stocks to be chop-

fed u,.zd
No Tendck kss Quantities than 100 Loads of Thaer,
and 50000 of the Fe:licl,and Spokes, .1;111 be c.cnsidcred ; cmd
further Particidan, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, may be hnou.-nsupon application at the Secre-
tary's Qrce,' in Pall-Hall, afbrcsaid, aiiy Day between
the 'roars of Ten and Four o'Cloc'e, where the Propos-ow niirst
be delim:ael, scaled up and indorsed, 4i Pr otiosal!, for Tiwber.''
but no Proposal can be admitted cftcrth,e-saiti 13th day of No,
vetnter, at Twelve 4.!r•ci at Noon of the sane Day; neither
will any Tender be not,ced, useless the Party anc4Zng it, or
aac _!gent ite leis Baolf shall atte:;d:
.12y Qrder of Me 3oard,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.

1- IND Li 4:1 0 CSE ,

Nov. 4, Ibl2.
HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of IL's- L A ND,
firrc ding to ti LVD lES, do -\"•t:ct, _

That the Tra,-,sle.- Bcohs of ~aid ,
be shut Tharsday,t he 2.ca. iwt. at .^:wco. c , :‘,.! cpcned
again on Tuesday, th'el6th-Janurry follomi

Ave! Pla: the DivideN.a.7 frerralifs 'an the seqd Steck.
_d,le 04.
he sth ..Turmar-y, 1811, e ready to be delivered oa Tuts-
day, the 12t,i ct the same afexth

RAMS.4I', S'ecretarT.

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BREACH OF PAROLE OF HONOUR.

Transport-Office, Nov. 11, 1812.
THEREAS, the French Officer; Prisoner of
War; named and described at the Foot hereof, Lad
absconde
d front Midgenorth, on the sth inst. in Violatijn of
'his Parole of Honour ; the. Commissioners for conducting
his Majesty's Trauszart Service, ,&c. c o herel'y offer 'a
WARD of TAN GUINEAS for the Recapture of the
said Prisoner, to any, Person or Persons, who shall apprelimd
him, and deliver him at this Office, or otherwise cause
him to be securely lodged in any of am Public Gaols; and
a further REWARD of TWENTY GUINEAS on CumiCfi4n.
of any British Subject aiding in his Escape..'"
B. MON TBAZIN, Lie..tenaut Vaissean 32. years of age, •
5 feet 6 inches high, slim, well made, round Visage,
rather pale Complexion, brown Hair, inn le Eyes,

I'd A' if'',

'ArtaivEn—'-1 it.'isho‘&,, I Gotttnlrargb, 1 Guernsey, 1 Jersey,
9, Dublin, 3 Waterfimi. 'ATE-1 Dublin.

•Crisols

PRICE OF STOCKS
TINS DAY ArTwELvg f)'ci,ocw.
69 I Othnium

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SOLENT QUIS DICERS i:ALSUM AUDE.II' ?

L O N' i) • 0 '
MONDAY, NOVEMBER" 1-6, 1812, :

We 'have this day the pleasure Of laying before
our Readers , the Twenty-fifth Bulletin of the
French Army. Never since the memorable ac-
count which BUONAPARTE gave of the battle of
Asp-erne, have wederived more satisfaCtion,froin the
perusal of a French Bulletin. This curious docu-
ment begins with an unblushing avowal, that all
the flattering accounts which he had before given
of-the situation ot the FrenCh army at Moscow were
absolute falsehoods, for it confesses, that BUONA7.
PARTE is under the necessity of quitting that city
in order_ to seek for winter qoartersi . Upon this
part of the subject, the Bulletin drops the tone of
an official dispatch, and assuthes that °f,a private
letter, detailing tlie gossiping reports of the army.
We believe that BUONAPAR'iE ha 3 not made up his
mind upon the subject of his winter quarters, and
for the best of all possible reasons, that he has not
the power of making a choice. The probabilityis,
that he will attempt to go to the Polish frontiers ;
but:harassed as he will be by an active enterpri?-
ng force will be continually increas-
ing, his retreat, if be should be able to accompliA
it, must be attended with immense loss. Hehas con,
fessed that his cavalry is in bad condition, yet
upon his cavalry he must in a great degree de-
pend to cOver his retreat, and to save him from
those 4‘ hordes of Cossacks" who Will incessantly
harass him.

This Bulletin alludes in a very slight manner to
the defeat of 'IVITRAT ; it however acknowledges,
that he was surprised, and that,SEBASTIANI lost
100 baggage waggons.

DispatAcs were received from Col, BQURKE, at
,Corunna, dated the Sth. He had not received any
dircct intellit--ence from the Marquis WELLINGTON:,
but by letters which had reached_ him from the
army, dated the 24th ultimo, it appears, that the
bead-quarters were then at Duenas.

By letters from Lisbon,
,it appears that all the
troopsin that capital had marched.- to join his
Lordship, and those ;which had arrived at Corunna
were directed to proceed round to Lisbon. The
accounts rcspeeting the movements of SOULT'S
Army are very confused: • "The next. arrivals
will probablvenable -us :to form a more "correct
judgment re,pecting his intentions.
The yellow fever has broken .out in that part
of SOULT'S anny that vas in' Valencia.

Wixosoß, Nov. 14.—This morning proving
fine, the PRINCESSES rode on horseback, RS usual,
accompanied by the Bishop of SALISBURY, Lady
RossLyN, Gen. SPENCER, and Col. DEsPRow.

The QuEPNT, Princesses Et ZABP.TH) and MAlly,
tti Cwt
Ito .F •
The Duke of Yoroc. P.rrived at one o'clock, and
is- eneettd to dine 'with the QUEER.

The Earl of MoinA, according to report, is, to
be accompanied-by Mr. TURTSEY arid Mr. THOMAS
Moons to India. it is not Said in what capacity
Mr. T;,.FRNEY is going, but Mr. MOORE, who has'
long., been patronised by his Lordship, has the
appointment of Private Secretary. . Mr. MOORE
is well, known for his learning, and poetical 7nlu3.
THE THEATRE.—Air. RAE, Who a few y.,2hrs
ago 'perforined- at the Haymarket Theatre, on Sa-
turday last assumed the part of Hamlet,' at Drury-
lane Theatre. He is very much'improved in his
deportment, and iu general merit, as an actor.---
We canna-t, hoWever, say that we 'discovered any
marks of original or striking excellence. His per-
formance was marked by good sense, and was
wholly free from affectation. He made 'fattier too
Much use of his handkerchief; and thereby gave
an appearance of effeminate weakness to the cha-
racter ibut upon the whole, there was an appear-
ance of ease, simplicity, and feeling,' that made a
strong impression on the audience, and procured
him an extraordinayportion of applause.
On Monday last, in the ConsistorY.Court of
Worcester, the Rev. RicitAß. IC.:ILVERT,' M. A.
Rector of Hartlebury, and - the Rev. FRANCIS
MILLS, M. A., RectOr of Barford, were elected
Proctors, for the Clergy of the Diocese of Wor-
tester, in the ensuing , convocation. The Rev.
JAMES TO2KINGTONT, LL: D. is elected Proctor
for the Dean and Chapter of Worcester.
On Wednesday last, iu the Cousistory Court of
Gloucester, the Rev.. THOMAS IRELAND, D. D.
Rector of Bourton=on-the-Water, and the Rev.
'GEO. COO KE, D. D. 'Rector of Tortworth, were
elected Proctors .for the Clergy of the Diocese of
Gloucester, the ensiling Convocation, which
will meet on Wednesday, the 25th instant, in the
Chapter House of St. Paul's Cathedral.
• TueF,day.che Rev: J. LILLY, of Newcourt, near
Hereford, was installed to. the Prebendal Stall, in
Hereford Cathedral; vacated by the death of the
Vey. br. YATE.

CORK (COUNTY)

LECTION.—Nov. 9.

Lord Bernard 70. [lon. Mr. Ponsonl;,... 1011
1701 I Mr. Leader