The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-13 00:00:00

UNDRESS.

Blue.-Cloth. Blue Cloth Collar, White Lappells and
Cuffs with live Laces ; laced round the Collar and Lap-
pells to the end of the Skirts Flap and Frame, Hips and
Back Skirts laced ; Twist Button Holes in Lappetls and
Flaps as at present ; Epaulettes and Buttons same as in the
Dress Uniform.

AI)MI RALS.
FULL DRESS.

The same as the Admiral of tlie Fleet, with'only four
Laces on the Cuffs.
VICE-ADMIRALS. •
The same with only three Laces on the COIL
REAR-ADMIRALS.

The same with only two Laces on the Cuff's. j'

The Epaulettes, with the respedive Distinelions of three,
two, and one Star, the same as at present. Isuttons as at
present, with•the addition of a Crown over the Anchor.

The Undress or Frock Uniform of Flag Officers, except.
the Admiral of the Fleet:to be the same as at present, with
the alteratiOti only of the Button.

Tl 4 Captain to the Admiral of the Fleet, and First Cap-
tains to Commanders in Chief (if not Flag ()dicers), to wear,
while so employed, the Undress or Frock Uniform of Rear-
Admirals.
Captains and Commanders of his ,Majesty's Fleet to wear
Uniforms of the same pattern.

he Full Dress to be similar to that now in use, except-
ing that the Lappells and Cuff; are in future to be White,
laced as at present, with a Crown over an Anchor on the
Button.

Captains and Commanders are both to, wear two Epau.

kites, of the same pattern as; at present, with only the-fol-
lowing Distil:&ions :

The Epaulettes of Captains Three Years Post, to have
an addition Oa Siiv,r _
ap,Attis umier Thrc:: Years l'obt, to
have the Silver Anchur without the Crown.

The Epaulettes 01 Commanders to be plain.

'Lieutenants of his Majesty's Fleet to wear a Dress Uni-
form or the same pattern as Captains and Commanders,
but without any Lace, and with one plain Epaulette (simi-
lar to that now worn by Captains and CommanArs) on the
Right Shoulder Buttons of the same pattern as for Cap-
'
•

The Undress or Frocli. Unifortn of Captains, 6mmanders,
and Lieutenants, to be the same as at present Worn by Cap-
tain's and Commanders, with the addition of the Epaulettes
and Button, which are .to be worn the same as iii the full
dress.- . •

The whole of the Commissioned Officers of his Majesty's
Fleet to have the Linings of their dressed Uniforms White.
The Flag Officers only to have the Linings of their dressed
Uniforms-White Silk. •

Masters' Mates and Midshipmen to wear the same Uni.
farm as at present, with the _altcrotion of the Button only,
which is to be of the same pattern as that of the Captains
and Lieutenants.

Their Lordships do heteby'give notice thereof -to 211 Flag
Officers, Captains, Commanders, Lieutenants, Masters'
Mates, and Midshipmen, and rtquire and dired them strictly
to Conform thervo. The said Alterations being to take
(Sea generally on the 12th August, :812; -but‘such Officers
of the Royal Navy as may have occasion, before that pi.?iod
to make up New Uniforms, are at liberty to have them made
up according to the New Patterns.

' CROKER.
INLIL The several Patterns may be seen at this Office. ,

CASE -.O F,INERTY.
This Day was published,
Second EditiOn, price Five
O'SSE of PETER FINNERTY, including .a full
k..." Report of all the Proceedings which took place in the
Court of King's-Bench upon the subject ; with. Notes and a
Preface. Comprehending an Essay on the Law of Libel,
'and some Reinarks upon Mr. FilinCity'S Case; to which iS
annexed, im Abst,att of the Case of Colonel DraP•er, upon
which precedci.t Finneriv-pro,lessed to at. . .
Pubii,litd by MI. tones, No. 5, Newgatc-.

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GRAVEL, and STONE, STOPPAGE of URINE,
COM i!LAI NTS in the RACK and LOINS, KI ON EYS,
LILA DD E R , and L U Ni 13 A GO,
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the calculi, or gritty concretions, and banishing every per-
nicious tendency to those disorders, without conanement.

A Copy of a Letter.
To Mr. HICK.NIAN, Apothecary,
SIR,—I believe Hickman's rills to be the best Medicine
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ol►e,ortun:ty to recornimmend them. Two Boxes and a half
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more ; and, although I have suffered greatly Item that dis-
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good a remedy.
• ; am, See.
Hemsby, near Yarmouth, R. FERRIER.
Norfolk.

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