The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-16 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

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nth yan.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of nit; 111rL
yESTY's ORDNANCE dos hereby.
,give Notice, that
they will be ready-to receive., at their Office..,::in Si. Marga,,a
street, . Westneinstr, on the 28th 'away), next; Proposals frGix
such Person or. Persons Who May be willing, to Contrail for etc .
Supply of a considerable Quantity of TIMBER PL3NA., 40,1
'other Articles (the whole of I.;:hich must be of English Growl,' and-
prin:Y Quality), required in r:e co, eof the .1" Year,. for Service
the Rv.:ll. .Carliage Department at wooLincu, wiviTsevely
Particular, , to the Description and Quality of the Articles, er
well as the' ci,,,portiort ar .''eriods of De every, may be known
by application to ~‘„:10 Fan or Officer belonging to the Rc9:al
Carriage •Departnient.
The Payment to take place frt Three Months subsequent to the
Quarter in'which the Certificate fi-o,N,the reipeaive Offi:ers ,f tie
Waren, expressing that the Articles‘:kave been received and ap- •
Proved of, shall be delivered into the Of 'c of the Surveyor-Ge,e-
rat at the To^..ver. No Proposals bevereived a tier the 28,
Yaituary ; nor cart any the. admitted which act cifer fre-tise
il7h,le ibe..Articlestereired ; and it is-eipeeqd, that each Pe, -
son `will gi'W-sekient Security f,, the faFrnent cf the Conte-44c1; •
as tell as deliver hir Propvlals sealed up, a?:t cx,,resved on I`.;e'
outride, " Proposals for the Supp 4 of Thaber for ,the Royal
Car'riage Department at IVL-wic,..,."
Cede' of {hg
• 0. H. Cr!EtrY, Sec.

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•.' - OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,
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Westminster, 7.1!1. 13,
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of iil.i MA-
.ZESTI" ss ORDNANC 14 do hee-eby give Notice, Mat
Propetals will be received at their Office, r.Yt. illargaret's-stree
Irestritinster, on or before Thursday the 26;4; .4nsranr, from sych
Persons as .nsay be willing to unto' ertake the Supplikof 11 L.1.1E7).
and CAPS for the service of the different Corps uud.r..:the direai,n
of this Department.
Patternrpf the Articles .to be supplied, may be views!.
application.at•the Principal Storekeeper's Office at the fortes", a!1,1
the Terms and Conditions of Oe Contrail may be knolvn at OA ,N,'-
eretary's Office in St. Margaret's-street aforesaid, any day 'lc.
tutees: the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals ape
to be delivered, sealed up and marked on the outside, " Proposal s
for the Siipply of Helmets and Caps ;" but no Ps,-oposal cats be
admitted after the said 26th instant.
By. Order of the Board,
R. 11. CREW, Secretary.

• EXCHEQUER. BILL OFFICE, -- '' 7' .
~ .7amt.Try.r.3, e':o4.
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All Exchequer Bids dated in Februury,. stiol;
- • - ..TO BE • PAID OFF. • . .
THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of His AT A.
yESTrY TREASURk having given Direaions for pav-
ing off the Principal rf the-above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, •zt..ith
the Interest thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office, in St.. Margaret -
Street, between the two Palace Yards, Irestminsto;," on S A FUR - • )
DAY the 28th day of yanualy, 18c4; Attendance -will he giVe./1 i
1
tlaibi (Sundays and Holidays excepted), until Tuesday the 24th 1
Instant inclusive,- from Ten o'Clock in the Morning till One in
the Afternoon, Jro the purpose of receiving the same. And for
the greater dispatch, the Bearers- of the said Bills are desieed to
bring Lists thereof, containing the Numbers in Numerical-Order, .
according to the Value of. the said Bills,"`and Times of Commeha- ' ,
meet of Interest, with the principal Sums -and Interest due thereon,
cbmputed front ,the-dqys on which they are respeßisiely. doted,
exclusive, to the said -28th -day January. inclusive, -when
the' Interest wilt' cease; and they are desired to write their Names
and Places of Abode on such Lists,.-..and indorse their Names
on the said Bills. . •• • ' '
.. rrany of .thellolders oftheaforesaid Bills should be desirous -;.1
1
rec. i•vii:gp4Pike.-Of the PrThclpal and Interest,. pP.evisitLto the said
,28th-d.gof January, they may be accc,nwodated, on computing ti's
'lnterest tO•the day -Pit Which•thyWish.so ha. paid, and leavi:ig
the said Bills far examination one day prior thereto.
N. B. All ExChequet' Bills dated prior to February, 1803,
harm been adverOsecfra-hepdiar of, and' ?he Interest thereon .has
ceased.

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• IRON=WORKS. •
TO-BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At Styles's Hotel, in Temple-row, Birminghamlon Thurs-
day the 2d day of February next, at Twelve o'Clotl: at
Noon, subjcd to such Con&tions as will be theri produced
(unless previously disposed. of .by Private Contrail, of
• which timely notice shall be given),
TWO New-ereaeci I3LAS 1' FURNACES, 'two
./L' preparing-Fineries,' with an Engine to blow them, the
Cylinder 43 inches; a dry and water Regulator, a Forge,
'with Iron Helve, five Puddling Furnaces, and Engine made
•by Messrsaßoulton and Watt ; a Blacksmith and Carpen-
ter's Shop, a Pattern Room over them •, also a Clerk's House
and Office, twenty-three Workmen's Houses, and other ne-
cessary Out-buildings, and twelve Acres of Land- which
Premises are situate at Bradley (near Wednesbury), in the
Liberty of 131istone, in the. County of Staftbrd,_ upon the
Banks of the 'Birmingham Canal Navigation, about ten Miles
from Birmingham, and are held under a Lease for 42 Years,
Commencing from the 25th day of •December 1800, at the
yearly Rent of 131. Ss. By which Lease the Mines and Veins
of Ifon-stone.in and under several Pieces or Par"els of Land
adjoining or lying contiguous to the above Iron-works, con-
taining together 177 Acres, or thereabouts, are demised to,
the Lessee, with the usual powers to get and raise the same
for the like Term Of 42 Years, at the Royalty of as. per
Bloom; and by which said Lease the Lessors have agreed to
sell from their Mines and Works at Bradley aforesaid to the
Lessee, weekly, during the same Tenn, a% much Coal (ex- -
Cept best Coal), suitable for Furnaces and Iron-works, and
as much small Coal, 'as the Lessee shall use or consume at
one Furnace and the Iron-works, or any Manufaetory to be
carried on upon the said Premises, if the Lessors can get and
raise so much and such Coal from their said Works at Brad-
ley, at the price of 4s. 6d. per Ton, long weight, for large
Coal, and -ad. per Ton tor small Coal.
The P rice of Coal for the second Furnace is to be settled
. by the Lessors and Lesee.
, • One of which Blast Furnaces, and the Forge, and. other
Iron-works, are now in full work.
The Purchaser to take the Tools, Implements, Castings,
Railways, and other Articles (except the Stock of Iron) open
the Premises, at anappraisement. -
Alio the CEASE of the MINES of IRONSTONE un-
der about 12 Acres of Land, situated near Wednesbury
.atbricaid, and under several Pieces of broken Land. in or un-
der, wednesbury and Lee Brook Colliery, for a Term of 0 '
YearS, commencing from Lady-day tBol, at the Royalty of
3s, per, Bloom.
Also the LEASE of a' FARM and LANDS, containing
al)otit 47 Acres, adjoining to the aforesaid Iron-works, for a
Term of 21 Years, cotninencing from Lady-day 1200,- at the

Rent of 541. 45.
N. B. The Purehaier may be accommodated with about
i 8 Acres of Wednesbury Iron-stone, and the Surface of 6
Acres of Freehold Lands at'Wednesbury.
tor a view of the Premises, apply to the. Clerk at the
Works 4114. for further particulars, - apply to !aim Adden-
broniteAddenbrooke,
.E sq. the Proprietor, at Woilaston•Hall,
near Stourbricige, Worcestershire ; or to Mr. Robins, Soli-
citor in StOurbridge. . .

CHILBLAINS are. cured by onc AppliCation:of W.HITE-
HEAD's FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD, end the
severest SPRAINS and BRUISES, in, less- ten half the
time usually' taken by Opodcldoc, tnrgiiebusailei -or any
other Liniment or •' anckiEtoised.iinnierliately
. after any Accident, it prevents the part turning Bt•ack. c.;
THE MUSTARDyILLS are also
singular success,. in- all Rheumatic, Paralytic, and
Gouty Affections, 'Numbness, Spasms, or wandering Pains,
Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility ; 'at the same
time-- the active Fluid Essence is applied to the Farts at- •
feele:l in those Complaints where necessary:',
-it is prepared .and sold at 25.. gd:...eich bpst or bottle, by
R. .lolinston, Apothecary, No. t 5, Gre4.k.street, Soho,
London, and may be had of every Medicine Vender in Great
Britain and Ireland:
The CHI LB LAIN .OINTMEN T. for cleansing and ,
speedily.. healing BROKEN CHILBLAINS, is also pre.
partd by Mr. johnstou, price ti: i El..ax.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 14, 1804.

,L9rd Chlmberla;m's January 14, 1804..
Notice is hereby given, that there will be a
Drawing Room at St. James's on Wednesday next
the 18'!, instant, when the Queen's Birth-day will
be observed.

Whitehall, January 14, !So*.

The King has been pleased to grant the dignity
of a Bironet of the United Kingdom of Great bri.
tain and Ireland to Charles Price, of Spring Grove,
Richmond, in the County of Surry, Esq. and to the
Heirs Male of his body lawfully begotten.
Whitehall, January t 4, 180+.

The King has been pleased to present tti.z Rev.
John M'Ewen to the Church and Parish of Balder_
nook, in the Presbytery of Dunb4:-..i.10 and County
of Stirling, vacant by t►..?e, promoti n of Doctor
James Cowper to the Professorship of Astronomy,
in the University of (.41asgow.
The King has I:,,een pleased to .grant to Samuel
Lysons, of the, inner Temple, Esq. the Office of
Keeper of the Rolls and Records of the Court of
Chancery, in the Tower of London, in the room of
Thomas Astle, Esq. deceased.

'lrar-Ofce, yap. 14, Igo.}.
Herefordshire Gentlrmen and 3'ermfamy Cava
Adjutant William Allen, to have the I.i.'evet Rank of Cap-
tain.
Nonington and Bareham Domns Gentlemen and Yeatmang Cavalry.
William Chandler, Gent, to be Surgeon.
Pentvitti Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry and Artillery.
Rev. fames Jenkins Xeigsinyn, to be Chaplain.
Stirling Trip of Gentlenter and Yeoman
Lieutenant ---- callandar, to tie Captain, vice Murray, pro-
moted. Cornet - Murray, to be Lieutenant, vice Cal.
ladder.

Sussex Gentlemen '.vecinanrt• Cavaby.
Cb?-.les Wardrosser, Gent. to bz Cornet, vice Ashburnharn,
promoted.

Uswor:b 4-g.k7r.
Lieutenant Edward jeckson to be Captain of Cavalry, vice
Johnson. john. Cole Rankin, _Esq. to be Captain of In-
fantry, vice Ferrand, resigned. John Robinson, -Gent. to
be Lieutenant of Cavalry, vice fiackson, resigned.
To be Lieutenants of Infantry—Edward Hail Campbell,
Gent. vice Jobling, superseded. Ensign ThornaS dtnson,
vice Methuen, superseded. John Dixon, Cent. vice Dal-
ton, resigned. -

To be Ensigns—William Harvey, Gent. vice Tohnson. john
Collingwood Tully, Gent. vice Barkas. Richard
son, Gent.

To be Chaplain—Rev. jchn Ebden.
To be Surgeon—Thomas Nelson, Gent.

South Regimens of West Riding Yorkshire Gentlemen and Yeo-
manry Cavalry.
Cornet John Littlewood to ha Lieutenant, vice Charley,
promoted. Thomas Brown, Gent. to be Cornet, vice
Littlewood.

Artillery Company.

John Thorpe, Esq. to be Captain. [ohn Reed, Gent. to be
first Lieutenant. iohn Stonestrect, Gent. to be Second
Lieuts.v.an:.

zd Battalion of Norfolk Vulunker lafanby.

Francis Bedingfield, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Com-
mandant. Theophilus ThornJugh Currier:, Esq. to be
Lieutenant-Cuionel. Edward Hussay, Esq. to be Major.
4.6 &wt.:dial of Di::o.

The Right Hon. William Windham to be Lieutenant-Co-
lonel-Commandant. C.;,:nn:L: Windham, Esq. to be Lieu-
tenant_ Coionel. I li.un Luken, E,;(1. to be Major.
(To be continued. j