The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-28 00:00:00

VICTU.,II,LING 'Ol HUE, No'. tB, 115.

HE COMMISSIONERS :for VICTUALLING
7411" His 41121JESTY'S • NAVY do herein 'give Notice,
That on 77arsday,the'30th in.slant, air. William Iliehs, their
..d gent at
.PortSmouth,i will Oready to receive sealed Tenders
and treat fur Five hundred Qaal tors of Close dried AMBER
NEW MALT, fur the service of the ricptalling Department
at Mat Port, to be answerable to fiSaniPle that will be exist-
biter' at his Office: to bc.delivered,in One-Itionth,and- to' be
paid for by Bills payable ;zit!: Interest Ninety Days after
date. , .

No regard will be had to any render in which the Price.
shall net be inserted In words of length, or that shall not
be delivered •before Tweliye on the said Thursday,
the .40th instant, ?itir unless the, Person Who makes the
..Tender, or some Person Cu his behalf, attend.,, to answer
when called for..

The Conditions of the Conti-act mai/ L•e seen at the Victual-
ling Office at Portsmouth..

~'
- CHING'S I'A TNT WORM LozENGEs
ARE patronized by the First Noblemen in the
Kingdom, as well as by the following Homourable La-
dies, who have given this ,Medicine to their own Children, and
also to the Poor of their! respective Neighbourhoods, with
unparalleled success:—
Her Grace the • Duchess of The Hon.-Lady Say and Sele,
Leeds, The Right lion. oe Countess
Her 'Gr.i.ce - the Duchess, of of shaftisbnry,
Rutland, .. The Right Hon. the Countess
The Right Hon. thiCeaalti3 of Mountnorris,
of Darnley, Theltight Horr.the Countess
The Right Hon. Lady fray o- a Cork,
line Capel, , .The Right Hon, Lady Lucy
The Right Hon. Lady E:iza- Bridget:clan,
heth,Spencer, .- . - Lady Page Turner,
The ion. Lady Ilost,in, Lady Lovet,
And Islay other Ladies of the first Rank and Character, toe

n'ameruu‘sst insert.

Soldsat F. 13.ntIce,s Chc,avicol.aa.lMe:rte;oe Warehouse, 4,
Chcapside, corner of St. C.iiareli-yard,' London, and
oast Country McdivlAC Veatt4ro co..t.ry I\?wil, in Duxes, at
$6. 91, cacti, •

. •
BY ..MAJESTY'S ROYAL PATENT.
ANTI-ATTRITION. •

TIIE -PATENT ANTI-ATTRITION- COM- I
POSITION has been .nuelprivocally -proved to be the
cheapest and best Thing ever yet discovered for Ships' Hot;
toro4, instead of Copper ; to preserve Cables front being, rub-
bed ill the flawse-Holes,instead of a Plat, Service, or Round-
ing.; the Rigging of Ships from the Weather, and from being
Chafed, 'instead of Tar, " Parceline, and ?en-ice ;" for the •
Slides and Carriages of Guns; to render Leather and. Canvas
Wat er-Proo I •, and to prevent th el:l:frets of Friction in Steam-
Engines, 'Mills, Sugar-ftlilis,..Threshing-Mills, (or other Ins-
plernents•. of Husbandry generally ,used by Farmers,) Cos..;
riages,' Criaches; Waggons, Carts, and Machinery of every
Description.—lt is al-o the best Thing to preserve the Blades
of Swords, and all Kinds of Polished Steel Articles, from
Rust.—lt will likewise preserve Iron.. Hoops Water-Butts,
Casks, Tulis,-Sponts, Posts, Rails, Gates, Park-Paling,i Barn
Floorings, and ,every kind of Wood, and Wooden Building,
from the Weather, .Worm, and Dry-Rot, either in the East
or West Indies (where it is. particularly calculated for the
use of Sugar-Mills, ,Steam Engines, .and other Machinery)
or in any Climate ; and it will nut roily preserve Iron Rail-
Ways from corroding.and wearing out, bat also render the
Draught so light, that one horse will do the Work of Two.
• One Priming of the • Composition is, in souse cases, equal
to one hundred applications of oil-, tallow, or any other kind
of grease,. paint;
.or tar,. and the Public-save by its.uSe from
• Three Mildred to Four Thousand per
,Cent., exclusive of
preventing the wear and tear in machinery, wheels, &c. &c.
which is a saving of expellee snore than that of saving nine
parts out Of ten, and uothing can be so clean, in its working, •
or give so little trouble.
SOld Tor the Patentees at 40, Charing-cross, near the Ad
niiralty, London ; -
and, by their appointment, at Most Ship-
chandlers, Printers, Booksellers, ,Libraries, Stationers, Drug- •
gists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfnmers,. Ironmongers, Cut- •
lers, Coaclnuakers, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggou Offices,
Oil and Colour Shops, Saddlers, and Shopkeepers, in the
United Kingdom, in Boxes, price .t2s. U!.; ;is. 6d.; • 10s. Gel.; •
One Guinea and Two Guineas each.
The smallest sized Box contains a quantity sufficient to
prisms a Four-Win z.:l Carriage tour times, with which it will.
run upwards .of .0,000 miles, without Applying any thing else
to the'axletrees, and one half-guinea box contains a sufficient
quantity fur a stage waggon to travel ;33,000 miles, and it
will work with-wood oxletrees, or With COIIIIIIOII boxes and
axletrk.es of-auy- kind. ,The most satisfactory proofs of the
merits.of this ..discovery :nay be seen at the Patentee's Office,
No. 40, Charing-cross, and also at their Agents.
The Pubfic mist be their guard against a spurious
Composition, which is sometimes attempted to be foisted
upon them, to prevent the effects of friction, instead of
which it is injurious to machinery, &c., and none isgestoine
but that for which a patent lass been obtained. To prevent
imposition, the directions given With each box are signed
" 11'.1). Bellamy," and hare the king's Arms on them—to
counterfeit which is forgery; 'and any pershns snaking use of
a composition, by wilielt tile Patentees are defraudetk, will be
prosecuted, One I lunched Guineas Reward having been of-
, fer,„•ed by them to detect Frauds ou the Patent Right.
Pt• B. Ally person attempting to make for their own use,
or for sale, a spurious composition, is as !laid., to be prose-
[ euteJ as those who sell any hot the real Pat 2at Anti-Attrition.

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