The Sun.
London, England, 1815-02-14 00:00:00

OFFICE OF OiIDNANCE, M. 3, 15.

TE PI.IICIP49L OFFICE of His
EST Y'S 0111).N.e. INCE do hereby give Notice,
that ProposalS will be. received at their Off:ir, in Pall? Tall,
on or befire Friday, the 17th Ivstant, Awn sneh Per'ions as
aunt be a illiu to undertake the Sn'vlyV*_ ENc;LIS.II
11F.R. and 'PLANK, for Slivire of tizia:llepttrlierent, at,
Invltham 4bin-I,for a Period of Thrrerears.; deteittettifflde
rifler the E.rpi;at ion of the frr.nt son Notice of Three
Months, at the option of either Party.
Farther Particulars, together Wfth- -the Tenr,nS mid CC/di-
:ions ~f the Contract, 71711/ be known re,no.o.application to thy
respective Officers of the Ordnane-e, at fralthant Abl,ey;' anit
GIA at the Secretory's Office, in Par-liall aforesaid, any
day betwecn'the 'roars of ren and Pour O'Cloeft, where the
Proposals mast be delivered, seated op, and " Pro-
posals for „Engligh timber, ttc." but 710 rinspote: can be
admitted after the said 17th Instant, at Tweke o'clock
at mien orthe srnne Day, nether will my Tender be notic-
ed, unless the Party making it, or an 4gent in his behalf
shall attend.

Ey Ordei of thc•Boird,
(.1?1,;1!-, Secretary.

This Day were published, -
in Quarto, price 21. 1.25. (M. in boards,
'9ll RAVELS to the SOURCE of the.MISSOURI
ittv Elt; and across tl►e American Continent to the I'a-
-citic Ocean. Performed IT Order ..of the Gorertnneut of the
United States in the Yearl 18111, 1505., and isoti. • * •

ny•Caiktaitir an CLAI.t.KF., •
Published from theOtlicial Report, and. illustrated by a Map

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of the Rowe, and other Maps:
This Work, to which public expectation has tern long. di-
reefed, comprises a kircontstantial detail of the progress of the
exploving party, a description of the countries through which
they. passed• an account of tho nations who inhabit the:, their
manners, costows, &c. and of all the most renunkalile of their
animal, vegetable, and mineral productions. , captains Lewis
and Clarke, in the course of little more than two years, com-
pleted a labor ions, and, in 'a fleoglaphical View, a most im-
portant expedstion of about sfaM miles.
London: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Qrme, and
• Brown,
,Paternoster-row; and at the Briti4h Gallery, 54,
New Bond-street.

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AN INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of
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