The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-18 00:00:00

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1815.

b'EpTronD r1c777.1 L. NG-Y/1 RD, Nov. 9, IBis.
TH ES E are to give Notice, that-on Thursthiy,
• the 234 Instant, at Ten o' Clock in the Forenoon, will
be exposed to PUBLIC &ILE, at his Majesty's
• likg,-Y-ard, Deptford, a quantity of SERVICEABLE BREAD,
RICE, an(PIEbF: sundry Lots of the
.rallinviag
un-
scrviceable ProvisioiiS aid Stores, now lying in the said Yard,

Bread,,Bread Dust; hour, Raisins, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal;
Beef; Pork, Suet, Vinegar, Butter,. Chee,se,, and Sugar;
Washed Bags.; Leaser, Butt, l'utleheon, Ilogshead, Bar-
rel, Half-hogshead, "Irish Tierce and Barra Staves.; Head-
lng, tight and dry ; Fire Woo,
A Deposit of :25t. per cent. is to be made upon the amount
of each Lot at the time of sale, and the remainder of the pur-
chaie.:Money paid btfore the Stoi•es :are r (Tweed, for which
purpose a period of t working days mill be allowed from the
day ofsale,' the•Bnyrrs parlienlarly olmerving, that not less.
than ape-half of llte.quantity is to :belakenepzzayfrom the pre--
miscs within the first Sevensdays„ and the remainder in thiSeCeiz
following days, otherwise the, deposit money will be fin /cited,
and the Provisions or Stores remain the property of the
Crown, as no extension of time: will, on any account, be
granted.

CONTRACT FOR CAST IRON MOOR. 6G-BLOCKS

Navy- Ojfice, Nor. 17, 1815.
'•
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS.and. CO 31 31 IS--
SIONERS qf HIS MAJESTY's NAVY do hereby.
give Notice, That on lrednesday, the 6111 of December next,
at One o'Clock, they will be ready to Treat with such
Per Sons as lacy be. willing to Contract for in4i his
Majesty's Yards at Deilford; Toeluich, Chatham, Sheer.:
ness, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, With CAST IRON MOOR-
ING-BLOCKS of such Sizes as shall be required. _ . _

4 Pattern of the Blocks, and aTorm of the Tender may be
seen at this ()fee. •No Tender' will be received after One
o'clock, on the day of Treaty, 2tor any noticed, unless the
Party or an dgent for him attends.
.Eeern Tender must be accompanied by a Leiter addressed to
the Navy Board, and
,signed by a-responsible Person,
engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the
Sum of 3001. for the due performance of the Contract.

,-14t-ATCHLESS WHEEL
' Contains the CrAEATEST PRIZES ever known:l !
NEXT SATURDAY, November 25, at Nine o'Ciuck in the.
Morning,
The LAST DAY of Drawing the 15.000 Tickets.
THREE Prizes.of....kso,ooo
TWO 20,000
ONE 4,000
SIX • . . 1.000
Besides Prizes of 5001. 8001. 2061. &c. &c.
Three per Cent. Consols.
111 BISII, the Contractor, g'raterolly scknow-
ledgcsThe distinguished preference of the Public Com-
mands at his favoured Offices, between the First and Second
Days•of Drawing, .anti invites their. 'attention to lite above
matchless State of. the Wheel, which from the number and
magnitude fief tlft Prizes is unegnalled (-and by the great Rise
of Stocks*, el'r4,,a4k:anta,,;:e is secured to Adventurers never
known beforel'arill.,Whicli.prohably will ucver.occur
As long as any Tickets remain with T. iilStl, the Contrac-
tor, he will preserve a Choice Sloection, at his Offices, No. 4,
CORN WU. and 9, CHARING-CRO S,•Londolt. But •
From the number and-magnitude of the Prie,
The extraordinary atlvantage by the Rise of Stocks,
-And the few Tickets and Shares remaining unsold,
an immediate purchase is essential, to prevent disappoint-
ment. . •

DR. J. CLARKE ON DISEAsns or CHILDREN.

This Day were prthtlihed, in royal Syn. price Ins. Gd. boards,
COMMENTARIES o'n some of the most IM-
PORTANT DISEASES of CHILDREN.
Par the Firzt. Containing Ohservations on the Mortality
of Citildren—on Diet--Dentition-.—Convulsive Affections—
] oliamnia:ion of the Brain—Hydrocephalus internus—and
Epilepsy.
By JOHN CLARKE, Esq., M. D. &c. Sze. Sze.
Printed for Lor:g man, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Browu, Pa-
tcmoster,row.
Of whom may be had, lately publisheili.
Observations on Diseases of Females. By C.
In royal Bros with piates, price 11. Is. boards.

, . .
Ttl I..A.TE MEMORABLE CAMPAIGN, &c.
AXEL LEIG hers the .honour to announce a
IVA. Work of peculiar interest to the Public, by a Gen-
tleman of Literary eminence. It comprises a faithful narra-
tive of the late Revolution in France, from the landing of
Boonaparte at Cannes, to his departure for St. Helena,.
eltyling a c+o and impartial history of the causes, pro-
gress, and termina.ion of the Conspiracy of IRIS, and parti-
cularly, a most minute 'and .eircumatantial account of the
memorabfeTittoll,tof Waterloo, be deliverance of
Eorope v.. 1: assured, and the glory of the British Arms il-
lustrated beyond all former precedent. The Work is in great
forwardness. The plans, &c. are in the hands of the En-
gravers, and the wii*le will he completed early in January.
Authentic communications frinn Military Gentlemen will be
esteemed, a peen liar favour.
18, Strand, N0v.17, 1815.

This Day was'publislfcd,
In 18rno, tile Fourth Edition, with a new Set of Engravings,
•price ss. boards,. of
rrific pANTLI EON ; or, an Introduc-
A. tion to the Mythology of the Ancients, in 'Question and
Answer : compiled Inc the. Use of Youcg, Persons. To which
are added, an Accentuated Index, Questions for Exercise, and.
Poetical Illustrations "of Grecian Mytholon. front Homer
and Virgil.
By WILLIANI JILLARD 110W!'.
Printed
• for Longman, Hurst, -Rees,- Orate, and Brown,•
Paternoster-row..
• • - Of ivlo,ai may be had, by the same Author,
An Introduction to the Study of Chronology and Universal'
History, in Question and •Answer. In ltnuo. price-4S. (d.
bound. - ,

CANIPAIGNS OF 1814 AND 1813.
This Day was pliblished,
In Two Volumes, OCtavo, price 21s. the Second folition,
comprising a circumstantial detail of the Battle of ater-
Ion; by a French Staff Officer,
AN AuntExTic-, NARRATIVE of the
INVASIONS of FRANCE, in 1814 and ISIS.
• By M. DE BEAUCHAMP,
Author of the History of the War of La Vend&
This Worlt forms affesirable companion to Labaume's Cam-
paign in Russia. The political and military annals of na-
tions hare certainly never supplied such interesting subjects.
for the contemplation of mankind as are united in the de-
scription of this astonishing -epoch, in which are exhibited
the lutist memorable events and the most affecting incidents
that were ever produced by the sword of.war, or recorded by
the pen cif history.
Printed for H. Colburn, 50, Conduit-street. -•

This-Day was published, it-1.3 Vels‘- lQino. price 18s. Boards
rri it PARIS> SPECTATOR ; or, L' LIER-
MITE DE LA CEIALTSEE-D'ANTIN. Containing
Observations upon Parisian. Manners and Customs at the
Coosiovoetoastov or the liit4-1,,0th Trek,Wated
from thc French.
By WILLIAM JERDAN.
This lively and entertaining- View of the State of -Society
in Paris, at the most eventful period of its annals, obtained
great celebrity in that City, and has been unanimously ac,
corded a high rank among the periodical productions of
French literature. The amnsements, annoyances, pleasures,
and discomforts of a Paris fashionable life, are sketched with
a humourous and witty hand ; nor has there ever issued from
the piess of that country, 'a more animated and close imita-
tion of our own exquisite Spectator.
- Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-row.

TO ALL SHOPKEEPERS., • - -
GENTLEMEN—AIIow'ine to recommend to •
you the sale of the REAL JAPAN 'BLACKING;
now so much admired for the superior.quality of pleasing all
who admire glossy BOots, as it Produces the highest polish
and jet black ever beheld, equal to varnish. It will be found
equally applicable to Ladies. as well as Gentlemen's boots.
The bottles are sound, large, and well corked, free floor leak
age, and will find-a rrmre ready sale than any-other Blacking
now soll,u:S the bottles are suited for the convenience of all
parties, in sizes, viz. the first is 6d. the second is ts. and tire
largest is Is. 6d, each; and to Shippers, Mer'ehants, and Fo-
reigners this valuable Composition is recommended, as when
the Blacking is arrived in Foreign countries, the composition
is so extremely valuable, that it does, not fouients the corks
do not tly,, and the hatles are attentively picked. I merely
mention these few remarks,.asmerchants and traders hare
found that the Blacking they have exported abroad has been.
in so bad state as .to be quite unsaleable, which, in pur-
chasing this, they will find it perfectly to their satisfaction.
The credit is six months, or 15 per cent, ready money, at the
usual pt ices..
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11EMARK.--Grocers, Ironmongers, Druggists,
Perfumers, Boot-7:00(er%, brush-manitfacturers, and all
others, may have packed up in ca4ts, or hampers, -contain-
ing from one dozen of.each size to hogshead, in three
hours notice, and sent to the differ:era wharfs or inns.
N. IL A reference will be necessary from (our friends in the
country, whet e there is no -recount open.
lam, Gentle: en, yours, verrtruly,
RICHARD TURNtR.
No. 114, London-road, Southwutli.