The Sun.
London, England, 1824-01-14 00:00:00

VIC7'IL-11,LiNti-OFP WE, Jan. 10, 18t4

THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL-
LING His .114JESTY'S Nd 17Y, Sic. do hereby ;rive
-Votive, that on Tuesday, the 20th Ingaut, they zcill be
Ise ready to receive
,Tenthrs ire wrifing (sealed °p), and treat
for the supplY of all such quantities ef FRESH BEEF on,d.
SOFT BREAD respectively, as may he reqUiredl6r the use,
'cti the Officers and Men of the COAST BLOCKADE, em-
ployed on shore fur the Prevention ofSnusggling at the
places under mentioned, on separate Contracts, for each Di.
vision, the Contracts to tunint6nce vu the Ist. February, and

I to contiuste force—the Fresh' Beef Contract to the 31si
t Dezember, 1844, -and the Soft Bread Contract to the 30th

September ?text, viz.:—
The First Dirision.—To all Stations in the 'East and West
Swale and Isle of Sheppey, excepting Sheerness, in• the

said Island.

The Fifth Division.—To all Stations between Seaford and

Shoreham, both places included.
And the Sixth Division.—To all Stations from the Western
Bantr'of Shoreham Haven, to the Eastern Point of Hay-
- ling Island, at the Entrance of Chichester Harbour.
Tke Conditions Of the Contracts may he seen at this Office,
'ar L,t applying to Captain M•Cullock, at Deal; Mr. Reeks,
41gpat for the Victualling at Portsmouth; and Mr. Stokes,
,Agent for the Victualling at Chatham'.
EaCh Tender must specify the Price in Words at length,
,a•ed be delivered before One o'clock on the day appointed,
unit meet be arcompanied by a Letter signed by Two -re-
4ponsible Persons, engaging to become lmund with the Party
tendering, in the penal sans of 5001. for the disc perform-
i'itce of each of the-Fresh Beef Contracts, and in loot. for
tae/ of 'he Soft Bread Contracts.
'l'i're Person who makes the Tender, or. some Person on
"A' behalf, must attend to answer when called for.
M. WALLER CLIFTON.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT, AT No. 25, MONTAGUE-
STREET, PORTMAN-SQUARE.
MADAME DESPOUItRIN, Author of an
Anslysis of the Italian Language, beg,s leave to in-
form those kind Friends who have honoured ner with their
confidence, and favoured her with their obliging recommends-
th:4l as a TEACHER of LANGUAGES, and to acquaint
the Nobility and Gentry, that she purposes having FRENCH
and ITALIAN CLASSES for YOUNG LADIES, upon
the HAMILTONIAN SYSTEM, which she considers as
the best calculated to ensure the speedy acquisition of Lan-
guages.
She has already commenced an Italian Class, whose pro.
gress fully answers her most sanguine expectations.
MadameD. has FRENCH CONVERSATIONS on Tues-
days and Fridays, froth Two till Four, for Ladies who wish
to acquire a facility in Speaking the French Language.

£40,000 MONEY I
19TH OF NEXT MONTH (FEBRUARY).
BISH, of the Old State Lottery Offices,
. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, re-
spectfully reminds his best Friends, the Public, that the
STATE LOTTERY begins 19th of NEXT MONTH (Fe-
bruary)' when the First Two Prizes will each be entitled to
1£20.090 Money, over and above any other Prize that may at-
tach to them.
The Scheme contains the unusual number of SEVEN
£20,000 PRIZES, in Money and Three per cents.; and, by
the arrangements made by the Contractors, all te Blanks
which will be drawn the First Day, will be again put into the
Wheel, and become undrawn ; consequently, every Ticket
purchased before the Drawing commences will have advantages
seldom, if ever before, offered, as many will be drawn three
different times ; therefore, a Number may be drawn a £20,000
First Day—or if a Blank that Day, and which, in the usual
mode of. Drawing would be quite decided, may, on the Second
Day, be a £20,000 Prize, (after having been, as before men-
tioned; drawn First Day a Blank), or it may be drawn First
Day a Blank, Second Day a Blank, and yet, on the Third,
Fourth, or Fifth Days, a £20,000 Prize ; or, after these Blanks
are drawn, the holders have some weeks allowed them to make
certain Prizes of them' if they choose to give up their future
chances for the Capitals and other Prizes.
The particulars of the Scheme are too long to enumerate in
Advertisement ; but they may be had at BISH'S Offices,
at above, or of his Agents in the Country, where Tickets and
Shares are now selling in variety of Numbers.
**`'ln the very last Lottery, BISH shared and sold 18,664,
a Prize of £20,000-7,379, a Prize of £16,000, and several
Other Capitals; and he also sold several Capitals in former
""utteries drawn on the above principle, particularly No. 4,317,
the first number, which was a Blank, and subsequently, in the
'"wle Lottery, a £20,000 Prize ! !

On the td of Febt uary.will be published,
In Two Volumes, co.B price 445.
EE 'BOOK OF THE CHURCH.-
b By ROBERT SOUTHEY', LL.D.
fur John Murray, Albemarle-street.