The Sun.
London, England, 1805-02-22 00:00:00

.; • yavuaty 30,
'THE COMMISSIONERS' for VICTUALLING
HIS .11.4YESTrs NAVY do herebY give Notice, That
on TUBSDAY the 20l of April they will be reedy to tfcelve
Tenders in writing Paled tip) for such Quantities of the following
description of STAVES? viz.
Crown Dantzlo Pipe •
prandy
Hogshead
Brack Dantzic }staves
Ilatnbro'
Stettin Pipe
Quebec ~ J . •
At the respetlive Persons tot,. .may make Prop'osidr there)/ will
tonttan to deliver into the Stores at Doptjord. and
POmoutb, in such Proportions 'as shall hereafter be determine,/
upon t one half by the 3 tst of delober, next, and the rentainder by
the lig of December following; to be paid for by Rills, potable,
with interest, ninety days after date,
The Condition: of the Contra.!may be seen at the Secrstarit's
Offiee.
N.. 8, No Tenier for a less quantify than Fifty Thousand
Crown Dantzic Pipe, Ten Thousand ,Crown Dantzic Brandy,
Twenty Thousand Crown Dantzic IlOOtead, or nuevvive
Thousand Nyack Danttic, • flambrot, Away, or Quebec Pipe
Stave:, will be admittfd.
No regardwill be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not he delittered to
the 'bard, ktioro Pied Clock eu r3e said Tweed's,' the wiTfifprit
Next, nar4teetzthodAtrton who makcithe.Tentler, or.some Person
on his behalf, attends, to 4nriver, when called far.

• OFFICt OF ORDNAIVCX,
•
freirttatil 74, sari.
THE. PIUNCYPiIL 'OFFICERS of HIS MA.
YiriSTP.l ORDNANCE'.do hereby give Notice, That
Proposals will he received at their Otflee, in e. ilfargeerit's.streg,
;artmintter on or before tuesday the sth day of March next,
from rack Person, as may be willing to undertab the Supply of
F6rage for the Royal Artillery Hordes stationed in the following;
Dial ilk
North Britain.
Northern.
Yorkshire. • .
Eastern, exclusive of Warley. •
Southern, exclusive of Chatham.
South-west, Portsmouth, Isle of Wight,
• and Christchurch, •
Western.
Woolwich, with its Dependencies.
%Varley, Chitham, and Nlary-le=bone,
/or a.Perrod of Six Months from the Ist of April nut ; the .Forage'
to hejlernished in Rations to consist of
tgl‘s 04154 J 4o Pounds per Busker:
-flat of UPLAND MEADOW HAY;
Sibs e fIVHEAT or RYE ;STRAW/ ;
all of the best quality, and to he delivered at the respeelive Sta.
lions at the elipence of the Conti•atior,f.
The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for each
Station; and]: is expeacd that the C'enfraflor 11;411 receive the
Sable Dunz that may from time to time accumulate, making an
ailtrwairce fir the same.
Further Particnlars, together with the Terms and Conditions o/
the .Coutradls, may he bueurre upon application to Jim Officer
commanding the Royal Artillefy in each DiJtriel, who are audio.
risrd to receive propor4le, And also at the h'ecretacy's Office. in St.
Itlargarres-street aforesaid; any defy between the hours of Ten and
Four o'Clock, where the Praposairmay also he delivered, and to
he .4
ealrd up, and marked on the (amide, " 'fender for Fo-
rage ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said sth defy
of March next.
,•
By Order of the Beard,
R. H. CRZW, Sm. •

This Day was published,
In OLavo, price s. in beards, a Third Volume of
A-HE HISTORY of the PUBLIC REVENUE
, of the 'BRITISH EMPIRE. Containing an Ac.
count of the Public Income and Expenditure from the. re-
motet.. 4.:4,111.4
the Revenue of Scotland and Ireland, and an Analysis of the
Sources of Public Revenue in general.
liy Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, Dart. M. P.
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W. Creech, P. Hill, and W. Blackvijoil, at Edinburgh ; and
J. Archer, at Dublin.
Of whom may be had, the Third Edition of the Two pre.
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Also, by the same Author,•Essays on Miscellaneous Sub.
jets. pith Three Engravings, Bvo. Ss. in boards;

PERU;
In a few Days will be published,
In One large :Lai elegant Volume, Quarto, . illustrated by
Twenty coloured Eng-ravings of Costume, arc. price Two
- Guineas, in boards, • •
THE ,PRESENT STATE of PERU : com-
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The %thole drawn froM .Original and Authentic Doeu-
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In One Volume, Svo. With a large Map, Price 7s. boards,
rritAVELS to the Westward of the ALLE.
CANY MOUNTAINS, in the States of the Ohio,
Kentucky, and Tennessee ; and feturn• to Charlestown
through the Upper Carolinas, With a very correct whole
Sheet Map of the States in' the Centre, West, and South of
' the UMW States. Translated from the Ficoch of
F. A. MICHAUX, M. D.• •
Member of the Society of Natdral History 'of Paris, /tee.,
By fa. LAMBERT,
" This Janney was undertaken about the time of 'the
cession of to France,
.under the auspices of M.
Chaptal, Minister of the Interior, with a.View to procure a
thorough knowledge, from actual obserVation, of the nature,
produce, continerce, anti political conse9oence of those parts
of the United States which are in the vicinity of that Country.
It therefore contains very accurate information on these sub-
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this Vast extent of Country, which has been hitherto so little
known, and so much misrepresented.
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FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, Ike.
PECTORAL ESSENCE OF COLTS FOOT.
PHE Herb COL TSFOOT, called 'IUSSILAGO
by: the Antionts, was distinguished by them, as its
name sufficiemly conveys, for its excellence in the cure of
Coughs and other Pulmonary CoMplaints ; and this FsSence
has, to the course of a long pradice, been found the most safe
and eiftel.ual Remedy for Coughs, Asthmas, ar;d all Di,onders
orthe Lungs. It gently opens the breast, and immediately
gives liberty of breathing, without any danger of taking cold.
It admirably allays the tickling which. provokes frequent
coughing, and takes off the uneasy sensation from acrimo-
nious humours, cleanses the small glands, relaxes the fibres,
ant thereby enlarges the cavities of the vessels. Thus-it re-
gularly and tprickly cures ConSumptions of the longest stand-
ing, if taken before the lungs ate ulcerated. • It cures also
all husky and dry Coughs, dissolVes concealed Pblegin, heals
rawness and-soreness of the Breast; Stomach, and Lungs,'aad
gives immediate relief to .thosc who, through ago ;urd
tnity, are deprived of rest or sleep.
this Essence is prepared only by James Ryan, Surgeon,
in Bristol ; and sold, wholesale . and retail, by F. Newbery
and Sons, at No. 45, the Last Enda Sc. Pant's, Loiklon, in
Bottles, price 3s. 611, each, duty included. None are genuine
but- those which have the words 44 Es.Ne*hery, No, is, Si.
engraved in the stamp.