The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-02 00:00:00

ARMY CONTRACTS.

Commis.sary-General's Office, Parliament-street.
7anua7 26, 1802.
NOTICE is beri,by given to all Persons aiesinus
of eontraqing, to supply the foltinving Articles for the
Use of HIS MAESTY's FORCES, vie.

OATS, HAY, and .STRAW, for the CAPA LRY in Bar-
racks in North Britain, and in the County of Hants, including
the Isle of Wight.

OATS' for the CAPALRY in Cantonments, and Quarters., in
tie Counties of ,Cornw'all, Kent, Sussex, Dorset, and Hants,
including the Isle of Wight.

And BREAD for the TROOPS, in the. County ofof Sutpy.

(The. Deliveries to commence on and for the zstb day of n.
"bruaty next); that Proposals in Writing, sealed up, and marked
Tenders for Army Supplies, will he received at this f)ffire, otz
or before the Stb of said month. of Feiruaty,

Proposals must be made separately for each Barrack in North
Britain, and for each County inin England.

The Particulars of the ContraEits may be bad up on application
at this Office any Day, between the Hours Of Eleven in the Morn-
ing and Four in the Altern.ootr.

TO BE LETT, and entered on immediately,
ALL that Capital Mansion called T H AME
PARK, in the County of Oxford, within 4a miles of
London, and 12 of Oxford, late the Residence of the Right
Hon. Lord Viscount Wenman.
Further Particulars may be had by application to 14ir.
Wiliiazri Wiirford, jun. Banbury ; Or to Mr. Meyrick, Red
Lion Square, London.

•
BERKS.
TO BE SOLD-BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A Very-Desirable FREEHOLD ES'CATE, called
SANDHILL, consisting of rz7 Acres of Lich Arabic,
Mei.rl)w, onrl Pas:ure Land, together with a good Farm-
House, and all convenient Buildings, situated about a qu'ar
ter of a mile from the pleasant 'Village of Shrivenham, -six
from Fartirmdon, and seven from Swindon. The situation.
of this Estate is remarkably fine, the-roads arc good, the
Countfy beautiful, and abounding with Game. It is well
adapted.for any Gentleman wishing to build, or add to the
Farm-House. The Tenant will shew the Prcmi-ses.

Apply personally, or by letters* post-paid, to Mr. Ward,
Attorney, Marlborough, Wilts.

Causa latet, vis est Notissiina!

THE Restorative ANIMA of QUASSIA, in
the, form of Pills, lately invented and prepared by
HALLAM and Co. which is found an immediate and in-
comparable Remedy • for •
Weak, relaxed, and debili- Hypochondriac Affedions,
tated Constitutions, • Habitual- Purgings,
Loss of Appetite, Nervous Weaknesses,'
Pains and Weakness of the 'the deleterious Erkets of hot
• Stomach, Climates or Intemperance :
In short, in most cases where- the constitution has been re-
duced
and debilitated by disease or intemperance, its restora-
tive efl'eds are equally astonishing and unprecedented.
• The antiseptic powers. of Quassia are too well known to
require-further-comment;. and the restorative cads of its
"-CONCENTRATED EXTRACT', certainly entitle that ,
Preparation to the highest estimation and confidence of •the
Nervous and Debilitated; and to such it is at this seasou
particularly- recommended, not only as a Restorative, but 3
sate Preventative of COntagion from infedious and epidemic
Diseases, so generally prevalent.
The remarkable,case of Colonel Oliver, produced by exces-
sive heat and fatigue it the Siege of Seriligaparam (of which
we shall give the C,,,loncl's own account), is here brought
forward, as it must do away every doubt of its efficacy,
and display-the restorative powers_ of the Medicine. •
. • No. rB, Wigmore-ste,xt, Cavendish-squafe,.
February
.19, edo 1. •

SIR,

. -
En the late CaMpaign in India (wnieliterminated so fortu-
nately for the British Em.pire;i I was exposed, during a
march throegle the Mysore, to excessive fatigue and a burn-
ing sung, that enervated my whole system, which increased
rapidly in the course of the Siege of Seringapatam ; during
much, front the dampness of the entrenchments, I was at-
tactedevitha violent dysentery, and by further exertion in
the carrying by assault this important place, was so far re-
duced as to -be rendered incapable of further service; the
whole system had received a shock that threatened imined;ate
dissolution, no part of it seemed, tenger capable of perform-
ing its proper fundion ; the stinnach and bowels were unable
to retain the-saiall quantity of foodeaken, which passed off
immediately ; the nervous system and muscular fibres were
d equally atfeed with constant tremor and debility', to such a
degree as to render even walking extremely difficult. This
affection, with the constant irritation in, the stomach and
bowels, produced continual pain and fatigue. During my
passage- to England, I had every aslistance without the
smallest advantage. On my arrival I procured medical aid
from every quarter that was thought likely to afford
and for several months attended .regularly to the medicine
and regimen prescribed by my Physicians, without receiving
the least benefit. In October last I called on you;tokinqui re
if Hallam and Co.'s Extriet,. or Anima of Quassia, was
likelyeo be of service in my hopeless situation., 1 took it
from your recommendation, and have the happiness of feel-
ing myself perfectly restored ; and that by taking a few boxes
only. A few doses produced an ease end- regularity in the
stomach and bowels, that had not been experienced since the
first attack of the disorder. In short, the 'whole train of dis-
tressing syirptorns were soon efEettuAly relieved, and I have
now the happiness to enjoy a state of health I had little rea-
son to-expect.
To B. ShaW, No. 74, Borough, London.' •
Many additional proof's of its efficacy, too numerous for in-
sertion here, though equally singular and Avell'attc!.ted, may
be seeie. in a Pamphlet, delivered gratis as above, to which
we ,ictet the Valetndinatian. . • • . .
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ink, " E. klallain and. co," as no other cast possibly he
genuine.
Sold wholesale only by B. 'Shaw, No. 74,, Borough ; and
retail by Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glasgow, and one
Vender in every Town, it) boxes of ss. and res. 6d. each,
arid large packages, eontainink five ss. boxes U.. 2S . each,
duty included.

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