The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-02 00:00:00

OFFICE OF Ofin.V.4.‘V.,R, .thig.l6, 1315.

THE PRIATIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
. I.
JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby ire Notice,
That Proposals will bereceivr4d.at their Of/ice,, Pall-Mall,
n or before Irednesday, the Fit h day 'of September nett, from
such Persons as may be williny to undertake the SCI'PLY
of FORAGE fur the ORDNANCE HORSES stationed in the
Allowing Districts, to be delivered, at the Erpence of the
Contractor, vi=.:—

North Britain.

South-west, including Ports-

Northern

mouth, Isle of Wight, and

Eastern, ekcluiive of Warley. Christchurch:

Southern, exclusive of Chat- Wodlwich,with its Depetiden-
liam. dies, Warley and Chatham.
Western. ' Weedon, Northamptonshire.

or a Period of Six 31onths from the Ist qt. Octobe, next.
The Oats to Lc good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any
mixture of Foxy or llowburnt Oats, and must not weigh leis
than 37 pounds per Irinch,ester Bushel: the 1:1.4 to be sweet
and dry,-and delivered itt Trutses 561bs. weight.

the Straw to be good, clean, ilia dry Wheat Or Rye
Straw, and deliver'ed ;41'h-oases of Stilbs. weight.
The Prices to be paid fort the respectire Qaatitities of each
Article ?Chick may be delicered, at the following rates, viz.

For Me Outs at per hundred`puunds, Avoirdupois wilght.
For Me hay at per hundred and twelne ponads.

For thr. Straw at per laindred and twelve'paands.

The Prinsalc may be delivered separatM/ or jointly for
.two or more'of the said-Districts, and it is expected that the
Contractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the
Period of his Contrart,maq accumulate;mahing an allowance
for the same after the rate V per horse per /reek.
Farther Particulars may be known upon Application to the
Ofricerscommanding the Royal dirtillery in each District, and
also at the Secretary's (elec., in aforesaid, any Day
between .the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Pro-
posals ;lust be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed," Propo-
sals for Forage ;" but 119 Proposals can be admitted after
the euidl3th Septe2hber, at Twelve o'Clock at AVOon of the
same Day; neither wilt any Tender be noticed, unless the
Party making it, or an Agent in his Behalf; shall attend.
Dv Order, of the BOard,
R. CR Secretary.

PAThIENT OF PRIZES OF TFIE -FIFTH AND SIXI'H
•. • LOTTERIES, 1814. .
LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PEACE,
Sept. 1, 1815.

HE COMMISSIONERS appointed for ma-
naging- tIie.LOTTERCES du hereby give lotice,•That
Nt"..NII3EIIS of TICKETS and SliAltES in all preceding
IA2-171:KIES-may bs escamined.at this Office every day, be-
tween the hours of Ten and Three, with theirliegisters
of Benefits and Blanks.

And the COMMISSIONERS appointed to ta!ie in the BE-
ItiEFFI"r iCi(EIS of the FIFIN and SIXTH LOTTERIES,
1814, do hereby give Notice, that they will attend at their
Other, in Somerst7plare, on Thursday, the 70, and Friday
the Bth days of Septembel instant, from Ten o'clock in. the
Forenoon till One o'Clock in the Afternoon, to" take in and
enter the Benefit Tickets of the said Lotteries, to be ex-
changed for Certificates pursuant to the Act of Parliament
in that behalf.

And lot' better dispatch thereof, the said COM ISSIONE
'wilt take. •in and enter the Benefit Tickets of ooe-half the
Fifth Lott&rv; consisting of 15,000 Tickets, and of one-half
the Sixth Lottery, of 5,000 Tickets, at one Seat; and the Be-
petit Tickets of the othi;r half of each of the said Lotteries at.

anothtr Seat ; and the
.Persuns poisessed thereof arc directed
to bring with their Tiek:ets separate Lists therrot, marked
and 13. formed in numerical order, and adapted to rant► of
the said Lotteries,. anti each of the said Seats; and at the
bottom. of each► List to write the Name and proper AdditioCi.
of the Persons entitled:tr'•tle Value of the said T.chets.

And the said CO:dMISSIONERS also give farther Notice,
that Certificates for the Value of the said Tickets will be de-
lirervd out on Wednesday, the 20th day of Sept:2llo)er in-
stant, after which the said Commissioners take in Tickets
on Friday,.. the loth, and deliver out Certificates on Monday,
the I 3tsli daYs of November next ; and all Persons are desired
take Notice they must bring Duplicate-of their Lists when
they conic for their Certificates.
The COMMISSIONEItS also give further Notice, that
Tickets brought to this Office for Payment., the Cheeks of
'which are torn or destroyed, will not be entered for-Pay-
ment without a Bond being given to indemnify the said Com-
missioners for granting. Certificates for the sathe.

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Vg, ARNING and .REPEATING WATCHES.
Y 10'.It1kOLLAS, Inventoi and Patentee, 194,Strandl
a Private Door opposite- St. Clement's Church.-A-This highly
useful Invention is to remind the Wearer of any numher•of
appointments he may have to attend to -in the course of
the day. and to awake him in the mo'rning, is incontestably
one of the most convenient and useful objects that rail he
desired; as a Warning and Repeating %Vateh, its utility
is obvions, and,will lie found to combine every desired pur-
pose: The construction. of this Alanuti is a matter of pecu-
liar consideration, as it can be sold for the same price as any
other plain Watch, and is so simple in its nature as not in the
least t.') •injure or prevent its• well going and performance ;
and even allowing the Wearer no opportunity formisnia-
nagement.

TO be peremptorily SOLD, (pursuant to two
several Orders•of the, High Court of Chancery, hearing
date the 10th March,- 1814, and 31st May, 1815, made in a
Cause wherein GEO. WALKER and others are Plaintiffs,
and BENEDIGTA. WEDGWOOD, NVidow, and others arc
Defendants,) by Mr. JOHN COOK, the person appointed
by Sir John Simeon, Bart. of one the •Masters of the said
Court, .at the Legs of Man Inn, in Borslem, in the-County
of Stafford, Ott THURSDAY the sth, and FRIDAY the oth
days of October next, at four o'clock in the afternoon pre-
eisely.on each day, in forty-seven lots,_
The VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTAtES and MINES,
situate in and near the Town of BURSLEM, in the Stafford-
shire Potteries, late the prqerty of THOMAS WEDGWOOD,
of Overhouse, in Burslem atnresaid. .

Printed partica.ars whereof may, be had . (gratis) at Sir
'John Simeen's Chambers in Southlooptott-linildiap, Chao_
L„„cm ; of Wes l's. Aostiee and Wright, Soli-
citor, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London ; at Mr. Tom-
;
linsoa's °dice, in the Potteries aforesaid ; of the said Mr.
John cools, of NeWCiitil IC- d , in Staffordshire; the
place Of site.; and at Symond's Inn ;;utter-house, Chancery-
Lane, London.
A plait of the differeht lots, shewhig the range of the
Mines, may be sects at Mrs.; WedgwOud'i, at the Overbauw, in
iiurslcui aturesaiti:

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LI:IsERARY HISTORY of the MIDDLE
AGES; c'suprehending an Account "of the State of
Learning, from the 'close of the Reign of 'Augustus, to its
Itrrival in the Fifteenth Centmv.
Idy the Rev. JOSEPII PERINGTON.
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Constantinople by the TUrlo.: ih 1451; whilst the Seeroid pre-
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ti(ic flist9ry of the A rahihns.. Both these Appendixes are re-
plete with • Many curious- particulars; add, to tto, };ntrli it
reader, they will recommend themselves at. once by their
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