The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-13 00:00:00

Scpt. W, 1315.

lIL COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His M.,I.TESTY'S N.filVY do hereby give _Votice 7 hat
,
on Tuesday, the 24th V October next, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply
of what FRESH BEEF May he required for the use of his
Majesty's Ships. and Vessels' at Saint Mary, in Ilse Island of
darin,!,, the space of Twelve Mmaths
_from the date of the
Contract,. the Conditions efvokirh may 12e seen at 11,4-9a.,,-
tary's Office, at this Q(/ice, or by applying. to Mr. Thomas
-Miller, Agent Victualler at Plfinionth.
No regard wilt be had to ant/Yeutter int which the Price
shall not be inserted i2i words at length, or that shall not l,e
delivered to the Board before Oneo'Cloch on the soul Tvesdoy,'
the 14thof October Hest; nor unless the Person who ma4.es the
lenth:2., or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer
when called for.
Earls Tender must also 120 nceo2npanicd by a Lett&. siErned
by two res'oonible Persons engaging to became bound will; the.
Party tendming, in the Penal Soot of 3001. for the due per-
formance of the Contract..

GENERAL POST-OFFIOE, October, 1815;.
ELONY.—ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, REVVARD,

. . ,
WHEREAS RICHARD MIMING, late a
Clerk in the Post-011ie'', at Stone, is strongly suspected
to hate stolen a Letter, containing BANK NOTES to a con-
siderable amount, ana has absconded..
Whoever shall apprehend and secure him .in any of llis
Majesty's Gaols in this Kingdom, will be'paid a REWARD
Of FIFTY POUNDS, and the furTher Sumnf FIFTY POUNDS

upon his Conviction.
• The said Richard Birking is about 36,years of age, 5 feet.
6: inches high, has dark eyes and complexion, black hair
Which he wears short ionl strait down his forehead, is rather
stout made, has a little he:sit:awn in his speech.
Pe has lUst his left aro', belowlhe elbow, has been a Ma-
and is an Out-pensioner of Greenwich Hospital.
He was at Chester for some days priori° the t4th Septem-
her; on Vinci' day he sent from thence in the Holyhead
;Coach, and sailed in the Packet to Dublin on the 15th Sep—
tember.
No account of him can be obtained in Ireland, and there-
fore he may perhaps' have since returned't6 England.
The following described Bank of England Notes are part of
the Contents of the Letter, and others of them have been

negotiated . .
L. 50, N. 19,573, 21st April, 1815.
L.lO, 1.2,089, 27111 January, 1815. .
L. 5, 15,323, 13111 July, 1811. . .
L. 50, Bank post Bill, S. 8785, 29111 April, 1815, pttyabli; to
Messrs. Brett anti .Nictiolls,
By Command of the Postmaster-Generat, •
FRANCES FRF,ELING,;. Secretary..

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-• No: G 2, Queen-street, Cheap.side, London.
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_IL BROWN, for Park Paling,. Slates, Out Buildings, and
Weather Boarding of every description.
nviSi Me Green, per Cwt. ;itis. 1 W hite .Paint, per Cwt.... S(X.
Dark ditto ... 76s. 1 Bright Red • •.... sos.
'Give ditto
-.d. St, ,!. and Chou- Prepared Oil to thin them fur
.. ..

Leau, ,cone, ,
late Colours
I.* Fine Paints and Dlls of every ifescription.
These Paints possess the greatest durahilitf, and trill ctivel*
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quick, and are t cry ornamental, they may be applied to the
general purpose's of Inside Painting. •
Tar Brown per Cwt. 225.
Refinod
Coninion Tar Brown
The Refined Coal Tar is reeinnineuded for all rough Work,
Weather Boarding,- Sluice•GatvS, &c. It is perfeetly insolu-
ble in water, and is a Cure for the•Wtliin and Dry Rot; is of
a good colour, dries .very' hard, and only requires to be well
theated ‘':hen •
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Agcafs,