The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-15 00:00:00

I 31 PORTA NT TP,FIO4IIIES

rill HE BEST COINIMESIT oil the Virtues ..iintf
Renovating Efficacy of Dr. SOI.OIION'S CELE-
IiRATED CORDIAL BALA, OF fiILEAD. be the Cer-
tainty that Ladies of Fashion and Rerpectability tintl it the most
Efficacious Medical Restorative to be met with vatiuus
Weaknesses peculiar to their gc..X, gently throwing a genial
warmth upon the debilitated anti relaxed frame, reeriuting the
decayed spirits, dissipating heatiaelic,:dolness, and languor,
and creaung a Please',, vivacity. The gram' extent to which it
is used by the Sickly, the Nervous, and the Debilitated, proveg
its unrivalled Merit ; to thousands of nelitnn it is daily of brtling
relief which- no other Afedielne lots suppliea.

To those whom early indulgence!' of the Passions—Dissipa_
tion, or too great Reliance car Constitutional Strength, hay(
been injurious ; to the Sufferer from Lowness of Spirits, !fetal.
nem of Minit, Deranged Stomach, Languor, and Incapacity
for I.:okertion : to those in whom the Digestive and' Nervotta
System r have been deranged, and consequent'iy labourinkittidet
irregiLiar anti psinfid action ; and to these persons Who have
ruined their ConstitutionS, 'and' brought on a perfect Tribes
Doriills, by an immoderate indulgence of their passions.; tn. in
their way to the consummation of that deplorable :Slitlatly'arc
affeeted with Weaknesses and the Obstruction of certain Byit;-
citations, this remedy is recommended 11081 ample tixperience
as the best restorative.

A-very important observation may bts made In favour of this
celebrated Medicine, that unless its operatioti was gentle, safe.
and efficacious;. it could not have obtained the unexampled
demand it has acquired for as it has rarely the great stiv,-an.
rare of 1► pCISUANiVe advocate at the ear of the Patient, set no-
thing but his conviction of its viatica, by its salutary ctlbCts,
can induce perseverance ; and yet reationuble pectieveranee is
certainly
,rnohl requisite to-enable evert the happiest contbina.
tions or Chemicals and Galt:Meals to root out chronic disearks
and restore the valetudinarian tet health. Much more might be
said in just report of it for trreat experience has shewn that
none need despair, however dangerous their situation nifty be,
when so noble, safe, and, efficacious n remedy it offered fur
-their relief. . •
CA tr•rtos.—As many Itnitationa oefn:trhalsverrsi ct,epollennt rtnioetnt:
are on Sale, the Public will he sure to ask for it Ai ti Salo.
boa "Surnl. sfotokm-oant
,thbeiSvttartpoonp;:Vireil to each ,flottle, winch
other is genuine.
Patients requiring advice stay °bulb, it by application' to
aceompanicel
be had at pilead.ll,-Ase.
ston, Vornhill; )Ir. S;olger (late Ihieott & C0.),.150, Ux
tord-Oieetr- Air. %Vora, liolborn ; Air. th'iliy Matueini
Whitethittrel, London ; and by all the principal of,
Patent Medicines throughout the I,fuitid liihirtitan, price U.
'Fer Mule; otleiu, i,rt'die Family Bottle tot 'Ui.

vICTIm tail NO,OPFICE, May 'l2, MM.'
THE
.COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL-
LINC) his MAJESTTS NAVY, &e. do hereby give
notice, that on THURSDAY, the Ist June next, they will
be randy. to receive Tenders in writiOg (sealed up) and treat
with such Persons as will undeftalte to furnish, and deliver
into his Majet,ty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, ull such
quantities of the undermentioned article* of Clothing,. dec. as
may be demanded for the serViee of the Patients in the Naval
Hospitals ddring the apace of Twelve Calendar Alonths certain,
from the date of each Contract, and further, until the expirts•
don of Three Months notice for the termination thereof, vis.:—
Woollen Coverlets, .
Flahnel Drawers, 'and in'oneContract.'
Waisted Stockings,
Cotton CoVerlot,i, i'
Linen Drawers,
1.-
Linen Caps, Ditto'
Towels, Itlng and short, and i ...
Table Cloths,
' Coats
Waistcoats, and 1 Ditto.
Trowstrs.

The -6eard will, at the same time, receive TenderS for the
Supply of Five Toni of curled Horse-hair, to be delivered into
the said Stores within one Month from the date of the Contratt
The CoAttitions of the Contracts, and Samples of tlYe seve-
ral articles requited, may be seen at this Office.
Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and
be deliVered befcte One o'Clock on the day appointed ; and the
Peitton who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf,
must attend m'answer when called for.

M. LLER CLIFTON.

. -
tILECTION of WILLIAIVI WARtt, tsq.-
.11-.:4 The COMMITTEE for conducting the ELECTION of
WILLIAM WARD, Esq., sit daily at the City of London Tavern,
Bishopsgate-street, where all communications will be thankfully
received.

• Saturday, May 13, 1826.
N.B. A General Meeting of District Coda uittees every Tues-
day, at 12 o'Clock,

To the FREEHOLDERS OF NORTHUMBERLAND.
tsIENTLEMEN—I have now completed my Can-
.i-ass of the County, and I acknowledge with the deepest
feelings of gratitude the kind and flattering manner iii which I
have been received. The assurances of support with which you
have been pleased to honour me aye such as to forbid my enter-
taining a doubt of again being placed, by the suffrages of the in-
dependent Freeholders, In the honmitable and envied situation of
one of the Representatives of this great Agricultural and Com-
mercial County ; at the same time I feel confident that my Friends
will dot relax in their exertions until our object be finally at-
tained.

It. has been my anxious wish to pay my personal respects to
every Freeholder, and I have spared myself no labour to &worn-
plish that wish, but in some instances I have been disappointed.
I beg those Gentlemen whom I have not been so fortunate us to
see, to be assured that the faihtre of my intention to do so was
altogether unavoidable. t Would willingly further pursue this
object, did not my Parliamentary Duties require my presence
eltiewbefe.

Piave the 'Miaow to remain, Gentlemen,
Your moot faithful and devoted 'errant,
Wooleingtou, 27th April, IBe6. M4TTIIEW BELL.

To THE FREEHOLDERS or NORTHUMBERLAND.
, GENTLEMEN, ,
ISAVE now completed my" canvass,. unfe's§ some
-IL alteration of circumstances should make it advisable fur
me to renew it. I have been particularly anxious to call upon
every freeholder, in order• to ascertain from him by a per,
-smut interview, if he considered me unworthy .of continuing to
fill the honourable situation of repromming.this ro,nytty, or if he
would endeavour to return' me in my seat in tioifNe-of Com,
1110118, by favouring me with support. I kr. !, been received
every where With the most cordial and flatto ing marks
'of approbation ; and I ha•cie
,nor. a . doubt that at the
neral Election I shall be returned' by large. nntioritil 'Vn
tt few weeks you will proimbly upim to exerciae
one of the rntor important privileges of Englishmen, anti
I feel pride in• considering that my Constituents will set
an example of independence which has seldom, if ever, been
agualled. It is ltriposi),h.., for me to. express In adequate
fangunge my gratitude to you fur the distinguished lio-
tiour which has attended my progreSs through the county,
and for the unremitting exertions with which you have ,t)
spiritedly favoured my cause. When have. the honour ut
being elected' alt• your representative, I. stud dilig ntly seize
.every opportunity of making a suitable return for the zeal
with Which yen' haVesupported 'me,. by *hewing myself. .tu be
the incorruptible deferarce•of 'the liberttes'of.My country,. and
the cat eful guardian of the interests of NOrthumberlimi.• Oen.
tlemen, I ani going to take nikrestVe ofYon for the'pr-se!it, in
order to attend my dutit4i in Pitilinent during the short Hint.
that it' Wilt cantintie sitting; but I shall take the earliest tipper-
tunify of returning among you, and, preparing fbr the important
contest. In the meti time be firm in your determination to re-
si,t ail. influence in directing you in the ehoice ofyour repre-
sentatives: and recollect, that it rests with yourselves to curb
the power ot'an aristocracy, which has hail:cited every chii,th to
your respect, and to secure to yourselves the admiration and
'at itudeof England.

I have the honoutio be, Gentlemen,.
With'tho'rnost sincite feelings of gratitude and respect,
Your faithfurand devoted Servant,
Newcastle, April.2ll, 1-821;':- T. W. 11.310 NT.

•
ifVLERGY ORPHAN CORPORATION, Sl'.
• Joules Wowi, 111/41iirLiEBONIL.
PATRON—The KING.
PRISIDV4T—Right Hon. and Right Rev. Lord Bishop of
LONDON.
Vice.-Paßszurer—!-Iligtit Hon. tord KENYON.
Notice is hereby given, that the Public Eakinination of the
Children in the Schools of this' Corporation will take plaCe before
his Once the Lord Archbishop of Clintertruri, at the School
House, St. John's Wood, Marylebone, on ,MortnaY, the 22d inst.
at Twelve o'clock precisely. " The Committee think it right to
state, that the Measles . have, been lately in the St:hind, and that
some of the Children are still labouring under the complaint."
Notice.i. Ins-011u:the". given, that a QUARTERLY GENE-
RAI. MEETING•of this IncorPerated SOCIETY, for 'Cloth-
ing, Ilaintaining, and .Edueating Poor Orphan Children of Clergy-
men of the Established (lurch of England; until of age to b,s put
Apprentice, will be bole eu at' the Freemasons' Tavern; Great
Queen-streett, Jiincoin's on,Wint.!espay, the t'4th in-
stant, at: half-past Two o'clock precisely, for the purpose of Elect-
Mg Children into the Sehools, and on other special affairs,
G. A. E. MARSH, M. A'..SerrentrY.