The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-24 00:00:00

OFFICE OF OADNANCE,

Attest 22, 1804*
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS 41,4.
1. yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby live Malt?, That
Proposal' u ill be received ditheis Office,' hr St. Illargarees.itreet,
Westminster, on or before Tueiday the 25(6 tiqy c.f Seftenthei--
next, from sweh Person as may he to Unite, take the Per..
forpstanee of the GLAZIERS' !PORK for the Semise f this De.
pa, inte..:t, at the toiver,-11"estntin.iter, troyt.vich, ctnct Pm:lfeet.

Farther Particulars, together ,zoiti...the Terms and Conditions of
toe Contraa,„ may be kiemw up, :e apt/inn/on at the Seeretati's
Ojke, in St. Margaret's.stteet, any' aqy Grin:yen 'tie borers sf
Ten and Foe; o'Clock, Ivbere the Proposals are 19 he delivered,
sealed up, and marked on the outside, " Proposals tar the
Performance of the Glaziers' Work, for the Ordnante Depart=
ment ;" hut no Proposals ran he adMitted after the raid zjtb
of ..V e evrAt _

By Order oftbe

R 11 CR F:11.": 'Si?.

EAST. 11 D 1 4 ficoake,

&pleat Arr tg, 1164.
TH F C0M.1117'77E" of SEIPPINd of ate
UNITED COMPANY ATERCHANTS of ENG.
1. AND ;ra.ling to the Eat: bales, do heredy give Noticet
7'hat the Committee will be ready to receive Propotalt in tar Nag,
(sealed sip), on or before
lo IPe,cbteJlay 34 011ohtr ?text, from Jur,"
Perste., bo Wray willierg to :oily the Compaty with
Anchors and Grapnais,
Canvas,
Swedish Iron,
British Iron,
Pitcls•and Tar, and
Steel.

Asa that the Conditions of the Contrat7 tray tr teem upon app//.
cation to Mr.. Yana: Colman, Clerk 'to the ushi Com:Wilke, with
IsobJin the Proposals mutt 'be left before Twelire o'Cloch- at-Noon
on the said 3d oc7ober, beyond which hour the Committee will,not
receive any, Tender.

1-IAAIBLEDEN, near RENk.lii cau THANIES.
T 0 BE LE rt., for a Term-, And Entered on lin.
mediately,'in the most beautiful or the' County ut
Bucks, a FARM, called Baker* 91011 e 1-I,3oren and
six Acres, within a Rig* Fence ionsiting of Crass and
Arable Land, both coining into a high buce.of cultivation,
considerable sum ormoney having been lately exyznded in
the imptowinent.of the same ; with tuitableOffices, raids;
and Barns, and an House tit for the tot:erticon of ; Xhe G t
Man Vaulter, situated on 'a pleAshig Eminente, at a proper
distance from the Road, and commanding an almost %tort.
vaned holm. prospett -only tour front flenley, and
within a *hurt distance from Great Marlow..anci IVy.xtainbe:
Th; Stock Oa the Faun to be h:al at a valuatiOn.

May be viewed by applying to Mr. lickitad, on tlio:-Pret.
mises, and particulars knonn at Mr.. Cooper, Attorney, at
Henley.

The !host iiiistinate SCURVY cured in Six Weal

V ELN.O's V IiGE I'A BLE PILLS • prove
uniforinly successful. in the Cure of S• Ilf V Scorbutic
Eruptions, Leprosy, and • other Cutaneous AiE:cli ons ; and
a fair Trlal only will convince the inost.4.,Lcinli..., I, that
Public ItCritagibn is on tribittable-to tlitir intrinsic: tn 6.
a Mild Vegetable keratin . The
learned, that they have in the abov4 short period perfected a
Cure Ut tha most obdurate Scurvy, of ve..Yeata .atanditigi
in the person of a Reverend Dignitary of the Church ; aLst
instances are .constantly occurring. of Cases nut -soiliveterate
being cured in a much shorter period: But the follownig
very.remarkabte Cure of Captain' Elliston, of the Ni 11,1;
which occurred above six years ago (and since. heh pt io4
he has
_rot liadAhe slightest return), shews,That even in tie
most desperate and hopeless Cases, ,st confident reliance may
be placed tri the Efficacy, of tie Velnu's Fills.
• HIS CAIX sisscaraati. • •
•

Mr. Elliston had lot eighteen years been subject to Scorhu.'
tic Symptutns, but ori' the lot eighteen months they hatlin.
creased to such a clegr,:e as to be , seriously ;darning
inerable 'large spotS, ur eruptions; ot a deep' red, knout tLi
size rd pease. and hard) alkprdrrct to cl,:stzts un vartous parts
°Ellie body, thighs, arms, hands, lwatl, and particularly cn
01,1 forehead, which was dreatltuify, disEgurcti ; in sit,.
language can but faintly depiclure real contPtion. lint
appearances ‘vere only of trifling- import, when computed
with the 'violent heat atil itchiog, which incessantly tot.
iilmted. hint . In fiitnition he consulted his Physician
and Surgeon, both wen of respectability anci.oininence,
after a cons, ti3n, decided on the necessity of his susrnit:
ting to a cnnrsi: of Physic' alluding 1p Melcurv. which. Watad
Cuiiline hint to his room for some wiieks. Air. E. bent ad.
vancedin /ears (morn than fifty ,(ot wh*h ha& twen #ir.:ltt in
the Naval Service of his (Country), told tbent he would taitc
time to consider of it, as fit: Could not hot' with erest.reiw..
tati::e submit to cpntinernetit. Hr Advised witik
the Stihjed,'SOnle of whom rccointrfrokled Inn( 0 try De
Velnul4 Vegstuo: whi,co h.. vory
.con.
seated to,' arl!I by perAcveriog Own', anti alone, he
hat ,fcc-el vett pe:fi:ct c.iire;.
_During tins =course- hitS:npg
mitt hour's cortiilleimnt, nor Watt he restricted to any regimen
ttr tijori e3.c.ept. ain:e ; 'on the contrary; hi perceived
nu elleet ,wtiatsVer limn the excepting that of gratin-
Atirrewor&fleo.Nfreiii his Cuirip%ints, ;mu daily .4e4tilring- aft
intuition of lipattli, strength, anti spiri $. .
sold,'Wholet.aleand Xetail", 7 &flume and,Ch. late Pid-"
ding and, Co ac the Original. arelanuarvil,q,o. 76,u/clung
street, oPiii..isite tut blows, in small blo, 6d.
or SIX Stnidl in one 1:1114c. kvri. ; also Kew! thy
hays! f„x,tho an ; Shaw anti Edwatas, No. tit), Si. l'ani.'l.;
and Want N50:3.24,, I lon:nnti of
ones in tile Kingdom.
trr 'rite large llnses- will be sent to any, part of England,
pti,rqielpt pt. 14.1wr,
3,1‘46rt, lipurz,p4.,llc)

•A. 191 Ls'? IV3 G 1l 0,
September 1604.
COLONEL ROBERTSON, the OFFICERS,
anti RI VAi F.S of the ROYAL WESTMINSTER
-REGIMENT of VOLUNTEERS, return their warmet4
Thanks to c.:aptain DRI NKA LD, Captain GRAY, and the
OFFICERS and NI Et.i,pf the RIVER F ENCI for
their kind Assistance and great Attention on Friday last.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 22) 1804.

BY THE KING.
A PROCLANIATIO /4.

GEORGE B.
Wilf IRAS Our Parliament l'ancla prorogued to
Thursday the 4th day of oAoliii next, We, with
the Advice of Our Privy Council, do hereby pub.
lish and declare, that the said Parliament shall be
further prorogued, on the said 4.th day of 06tober
next, to Tuesday the 27th day of November next :
And We have given Order ti our Chancellor of that
part of Our United'Kingdnm called Great Britain,
to prepare a .Commission for proroguing the same
accordingly ; and we do further, hereby, with the
Advice aforesaid, declare Our Royal Will and Plea.
sure, that the said Parliament shall, on the said 27th
day of Novernbtr next, be held, and sit for the
Diyateli of divers :urgent and important Affairs :
And the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and the
Knights, Citizens; and Burgesses, and the Coin.
missioners for Shires and Burghs, of the House of
Commons, are hereby -required and curt handed to
give their Attendance accolOingiy, at Westminster,
`on the said 17th day of November next.
Given at Our Court at Weymouth, the Twen-
tieth Day Of September,Orie Thousand Eight
Hundred and Four, in the For ty.fourth *Year
of Our Reign.
GOD SAVE THE KING.

Datemitig.Street, 21), 1804.

The King —has been pteAsed to appoint John
lierd, Esq. to be,HisNbjesty's Consul at 'Ragu
The King has been piessed to approve of John
Thompson, Esq. to be.Cunsul for the King of Pros.
,sia, in Scotism). . • -

MAI r.S.

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1101.114 tiara I)lCiiki I'AL‘UM AUDt&T ?

LONDON,

MONDAY) SEPTEMBER. 24, 1804.

'DIP, Gaza!, of Saturday contains His Majesty's
P1T,C1,1111,0 ion fur proroguing Parliament to the 27th
Niweinher, when it will meet for the dispatch
.01 public business.

We know not on what authority a Morning Pa.
per of Saturday states it to be Hts MAjEsTy's in.
tension to laave Weymouth in afew clays, but we
again repeat, On, the heft, that this information is
tot correei.;

It erhaps rnay not be unrelsonable to cusped,
that this piece of news was fabric-lied merely for
the purpose of introducing the mrterions
to the supposed retreat of fits .MAJ rvry's Return.
The Writer probably means that we should irna.
gine something terrible in his " ohsr cause," and
being unable to state any just ground for apprehen.
siun, has recourse to the old trick of italics, as a
hint to those who are, fond of col juring up Phan-
toms of Horror.

Tits political relation of this Country and Spain
has naturally been a matter of much speculation.
We do nut pretend to be acquainted with the inten.
tions of His Majesty's Ministers respeCting that
Power, but the manner in which the idea of an ap-
proaching War has been treated by some of our Co,.
tempotaries, induces us to remind our Readers of the
real situation in which the two Cotltriet, at
present stand.

flrx
C.%71101-1C MAjESTY, by furnishing to our
Roemy, as has been done by a Public Treaty, Ike
war, has undoubtedly cOrnmitted an
piF.nee ag,tinst the Laws of Netyrtlity, perfetqly
slifficietit to justify a I)eclarat inn of Wit on our part.
,As an injury in our National 110nour, .nothing but
the (trinity of pity, or our e•msideting the Spanish,
Government as riot toaster of its own anions, could
juicily our originally passing over its condua-with.
'our public and exemplary nut ice, lint this obser.
vati,to applies only to the question, if we suppose
that the late Ministers: were not tacitly consenting
to the pr,ceetin.gs of Ckruot.ic MA I P.,7 Y.,
A NAliimal cry inay'he ,increased or dtmini.,ll.
ed; it has a telative i,upoi.tance, and may be-Made
ground of War, or not, as other circumitaliees di-
,
-red ; but Nal ifirNh (nos; be ,romp') atoned
forror promplfavOriged: We know this principlt
has wit ,always been .ioett upon, and we saspea that
the temporizing conduei of his precirerwr may haye
led the presebt Minister. into a eitnletilty wit4l
;peg 10 tk p of tlonour.. ut it is not in ipeCti.
lationm like these. that we with to indulge
merely to place upon site prerr tihnolders the
Feyonsit:4llitr ;hat may att;cli to our Fondue} in it,

spect ro bpain,
ant to Place the question OS far as
coin he done) in its true light.
Whether it be to be argued as a question of,seeerrkv
/
(and such we beg leave to call the vindication ~f
our Honour), or only as a question of isofive the fans
before the Poblic-do.not enable us to determine.--
But in considering the latter we should not forget,
as the Editor of the Afarning Chr"arliele' seems' to
have dOne, that, Spain has a Navy. Every argu.
men; founded on our supposed inability to carry on
offensive opera ti:lns on Land, makes it more neces.
sary for us to prese e our preponderancy at Sea ;
in, this tespea we should make assurance double
sure. We throw out these hints to counteract the
attempts that have been made to prejudge a question
of great national importance, upon which our
Readers have not, and cannot have, the materials to
forma decisive opinion.

Yesterday we, received Mach journals to the
17th instant, and some Paris Papers of the izth.
The only itnportant intelligence which they 'con.
tain relates to the result of the Proceedings of the
Diet of Ratisbon, respeling the Violation of the
German territories, by the seizure and subsequent
murder of the Duke D'ENoutsx, and the aisurnr.
Lion of, a .new Hereditary Title by the House of
Austiia. Ai might be expelled, the Diet have
passed over the former atrociou's,4, by declaring •
that there is nothing to deliberate upon.' It was•
scarcely within the verge of probbility, under the
present circumstances of gurope, th:tt the Germanic,
Diet would venture to arraign the conduct of the
Corsican Emperor of France. The assumption of
an Hereditary Imperial Title by Austria, is,
`stated, likely to receive the approbation of all the
Princes of the Empire.

The eleEtion an Peer of Scotland, in the room of
the late Marquis of Twt ItaALE) is fixed for the t4th
of Novcrnher,

Mr. WicautAra, late Secretary in Ireland, has
retired from public business, and resides near Read.
ing, 'in a bad state of health.
Mr. FOVVER, youngest son of tady.ELIZABETII
FOSTER, will immediately set alb'. Washington,
where he is appointed Secretary of Legation to Mr.
MERRY. •
Eat SPENCRR, Lord and Lady RANTLACti, And
Lord PETaastrAt.t, are among the last departures,
ltom town. Among the arrivals ate Lord and Lady.
A
.n.htIiERST, Lady LoulaA and Miss 11/.4tirsatts,

The Duke,. of GLotic trrax is expeaed 'at Man.
chester this any, and at Lancaster to morrow,
accompanied by Prince WILLIAM ; at which littrr
place His Royal Highness is expected to review the
Lancaster Volunteers. _

JAtris TANDY, the Son of the late. NArrpt
TANDr, who has been some time in cuitody;by
order of the Government in Ireland, has been set at
liberty.
The Dutchess of BOLTON and the, Margrave and
Margravine of AMPACH are among the Lilt fa.
shionable riv,,is at Southampton,
Sir SIDNEY SMITH is expelcd to leave town in
few days for the Downs. He is to have an aditre
conamand.

Tuesday the it th inst. the Earl and Countess of
Po w Is passed through Chlrhory, on whielt occasion
the Inhabitants of that place and neighbourhoodipur.
chased a large ox, which' was boasted, and with
plenty of wholesome beverage distributed among the
labouring poor.

- -
A Gentleman, who on Friday arrived in town
from the Continent, relates, that an alliance has
been aaually conclud6d between'Austria, Prussia,
and France, which comprises, among other extra.
ordinary matters, the concurrence of the. former
Power to the proposed election of FREUERIC4,WIL.
LIAM to be King of the Romans, and to the House
Brandenburgh being the future head of the Ger.
manic Body. For this concession (to whit!), it is
stated,. the `Emperor FRANCIS was in' some degree
incited by the increased influence'of. Prussia among
the. Eletiors, with a conviction of itsforther increase
through the ascendancy: of France) His Itoll'EtiAt.
MArasyr, in addition to the ,hereditary title of
Emperor of Austria, is to receive a large acceAion
of territory, which Turkey is .to be compekted %to
alienate..
...A'he confines of Itante and Prussia are
also to be considerably augmented; but the parti.
eularp are not mentioned, • nor perhaps. as yet
thoroughly. defined.
The above ik; 0114 at' the innumerable reports au which the
present unsettled and ulditrtunate stria of. ate Coatinent
yen use; —We do nor, invever, ,think U entitled to much
coutit,

A Letter from Frankfort, of the' Bth, affirms, that
Baron VON KLUrFE 1.,. the Russian Minister to the
Diet of Ratisbon, had left that City. The, termi.
nation ,of the amicable
,dispositions between the
Court of St. Petersburg!) and several of the Germanic
Printes, is attributed. to the refusal of the El-do.
far Delegates to follow the instrueliOns of the Rti,.
sign Minister, on the subjett of Offenburgh and Et.
tetiheitn.

.•- • .
A report generally prevails. in Germany, that
,the
KING of PitusstA is going to 'proclaim. himself
" imtersi• of'BramiqOursh.!' '
The'Court of Vienna has intimated. to Mr. SP, E
lC 6 a Smutit to leave llohetnia, wheiehiliaS hikherto
tontinurd'to reside, and: fronvwhich he has sent .his
erni)sarles into the greaier part of Germany. He
going proiisionally to Dresden..
The Court of Vienna has already received, from'
the great Powers of turope, rheir,at cif
ackncilyletlgtner4 - cif the Hereditary Iniperial Dig.
Itity in 'thg Joue Of Austria,

Thi Sp,inish Frigate which a`trived at Cadiz on
the.3oth ult, from- era cruz, was the iimitihitr&
the had on 1;01ird a Cargo of 51 millions of rea .---, k
Two more were daily egpeiteradm"the
laden with treasure.