The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-06 00:00:00

North Britain,

South West.

Eastern,
fir a vriod of Si: Months. from the )st October next; Me
Oats to
.be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mixture
of Foxy er illowburnt Oats, and must
,not weikh less than
aZ pounds per q7inFhester Bts',,l; the Hay to bc.swect'and
dry, *ad delivered in Trusses of 56 lbs. weight; the Straw to
le goad, clean, and dry Wheat or 'Eye Straw, and delivered
`ltt 'Trusses of 36Es. weight.
The l'rice•c to be paid for the respective Quantities of each
which may be de livered, at the following rotrs,viz
Poe the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight.
'or the liar at s per hundred and twelve Pounds.
tor tiie Straw at per hundred and twelve Pounds.
The Proposals matt be delivered separately or jointly for.
I or more or the said Districts, and it is expected that the
C4uaractor shall receive the Stable Dung, with h, during the
• 'Z'eriod'of his Contract, may accumulate, making an allot
• Rice AT the sane after the rate" of
Per week.

per Ilorst

• - Farther Particulars ?nay be known upon Application to
the Officers Commanding- the' Royal Artillery in each Pis-
' griet, and also at the Secretary's 0/Xee, in Pa afore-
4C(fl, any day between the lbws if Ten and 'Four p'Clock,
where the Proposals must be delivered, sewed up, and en-
efor,ted,- " Proposals for Forage.," but no Proposal can be ad-
',tilted- after the said 17th of •September at Twelve o'Clock'
°t cVoon of. the Sfl7ll, .flay, neither will any Tender be notic-
t'rt,unlessthe Party making it, ur an 4sent in his behay.,
Mall attend. _

.13r /-Order of the Beard,
I?. H. (:11E Tr, Secretary.

THE 'PATENT IMPERIAL DIN ING-TA-
'BLES, a.nd PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS
dud DINING-TABLES, in one elegant Piece of Furniture,
acrd upon Five new different Plans ; the Patent. Improved Sofa
tseds ,and Chair Beds; Brass-screw' Four Post, and 'Tent
ised steads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; - Portable
qtairs, with several other new invented and improved articles
furniture;. also a general and very extensive assortment of
‘Tholstery and Cabinet Articles for fnrnishing Houses com-
plete, ready manufactured, where Families may select an d
pritish a whole House in a few days', avoiding the extreme
k!lconveniciice of waiting several Months in completing their
Establishment.
~East and West India Articles, Army and Navy, &c. &c. by
-ThlUrwat; and Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on
tras the most Moderate, for prompt payment'

•
MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERATE,
FOR thi: Ctirp ett Citill)l4i.s, Burns, Scalds,
.Scot butic Humours, Erysipelas, or St. AothonY's Fire,
So, e Nipples, Eruptions and Pimples in the Face, King's
Evil, Breakings-nut about the Month anti Nose, Ringworms
and Shingles, Piles
,atid Fistula, Sore and Scald Heads, In-
flamed Etks, Eti ulttion,'4 ewers, hind; 'anti Sure and
ed Legs, of. Twent) Years standing, have been cared, with-
out the least coilfinetheat, :I(t‘ r been d sett irge , front.
Hospitals, deemed incurable,: In short. this w.,nderfnl pre-
paration will he found for more eMic icious in the cute of -the
above complaiuts, than all the Cerates, Salves, and Plaisters
hitherto in:!de use of; witness the numerous cures specified

in,* he hand-thlls.
Sulti wholesale and retail by Mr. Marshall's Agents, Messrs
•..haw and Edwards, t;fi, St. Paul's Church-ya` i, London, it
boxes .131 d. and 25.. 9d. each, And-by Sanger, 0 ford-street
Ward, Holborn ; and Brinbridge, East Smithfield.

cAUTION.
BEST SUPERFINE BEAVER FIATS.

E .frequvßt eonplaints imlde by Gentlemen,
in the above article not he;ntg- obtained of a good qua-
lity, at a moderate price; notwithstanding.the very great re-
duction which has tal.en littee to almost all the articles used
in the mahufactur,:g of Hats, :has induced : OF.ORGE
FRANKS, of Welintton House, Comer of Redcross-street,
Barbican, to aegimint the' Puhlie he is' selling the VERY
BEST LIGHT ,SI:PERRNE BEAVER HATS at the very
reduced price of ugly I Bs.•--.G. F. warrants them suoerior to
those selling at other houses at 275.---And his INIP.ROVED
PATENT ATER:4IIOO F. SILK I .on. AVER
E
BODIES, at nniy i6s. They are light And pleasant wear. and
hare a hatuFoituer appearance than the finest beaver, and will
wear two of them; will never to i their shape or spot with the
raih, and are. a much superior Hat to those offered by other

houses •+t
The great sale and repute of theSe 'matchless Hats having
caused base intitittioos to be offered by ,several unprincipled
Re!ailCrs of flats, at winch are not Patent, the Public should
I.altiCular as to the above address, as there is a house in
Perch street, corner of Beech-lain., same name and trade.--
No can be alt owed.

tt. JAM ES'S A N.A LEVI] C PI Ll4.ts restored
lu their primitive excellence, bona the original and
only G •e'pe, :outer Dr". JaMes's hand, delivered by him to
Mr. Ne- • iy !en he purchased, and had a legal Assign-
ment of, half the Property.
The neOigent and imperfect Manner in which the Analep •
tic Pills have been compoonded for smite years, has occa-
sioned numerous complaint:: but every objection is now re-
nnin. A. t)y Mr. Newzieri's irrepord64lll of the Pith', v.ti,=l are
4,1 the same bright colour, ant posse,s those virtues which
established their reinttation in. Dr..3ames's time.
They are particularly recommended for Stomach, Bilious,
Gouty, and Rheumatic Affections: .for Colds and slight Fe-
vers and for the bad t.ffects of Free-liyillg.
d by F. NeWliei y and Sons, at • ki=ar 'Original Ware-
boto..es for Dr. James;s Powder, in St- Paul's Church-
yard, London ; and No. 29. Dame-street,' Dublin,: and by
their Agent, Mr. Sanger, No. 1 ao, flxf .rd-street, and all re-
spectph-le Venders in Town and Country.
Be careful to ask for Mr. Newbery's Analeptic Pills.
and to observe that his name is engraved in the :tarots.

REAE, JAPAN BLACK' G.
MADE BY RICHARD TURNER, 114, LONDON-ROAD,

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THE PitoPitiLTOßO.this BLAt KING dis-
Claiins all the Arts of Puffinz—the merts the Article
are too well known to need it. He merely refers to his List
of Agents, and confidently adopts :the o•otto of the
mortal Nelson—
Palutam qui nu ferat."
" Let hint near the palmwhu has deserved it."

The Admirers of this (imposition are requested to ask
for TURNEW•4 BLACKING. Sold in Stone Bottles at.6d.
Is. and lbd. each.

AGENTS At -BATH.
H. Gye, Market-place; Cook. Wideomb ;
Rudge ; Cox, George-street;
Ferbrache; Hacker; . _ Collett, Baud-street.irs.;
Jeukings; Watts, New Bond-street;
Asides, fond-street; • Simpson, Green :street ;
Gould, Nlilsoni-street ; Williams, Abbey-street;
C:irter, Union-street; Bones, flay-street;:-
atrrow, Westgate-street; Mu..:kelwin, Morford-place;
Moore, Uniiiii-stri et ; Arnold, Northumberland-
Woodruff, Milsoio-street ; place; . .
Mitchell, 'Yin-Is-street ;. Allin, St. James's-street;
Nlessit. Dealy and Co. Union-. Vickery, Guinea-lane;
sir -et; ' Chubb, Edward-street;
.1. Price, London Terrace!' Bartiat, Horse-street;
Welch, Westgate-street; . Mather, 'l'olu-bridge ;
Durham, ditto ; ' HeniSlet, ditto ;
.
She wring, ditto;. . - 1-.Deue, Westgate-street;
Shrine, Gloucester-street; Cartland, Corn-street ;
Andrews, Broad-street;
Long, ditto ; Keysi•New Bund;sttect ;
Birt, Widcomb,
. .
Evans, ditto; - • ' Foot, Moil:Cid-street ;
Darts, Belvidere; . , Sinelair,•Waleot-buildings;
Laphatn, Lansdown-road; ' Stephen- TailOr, Stall-street;
Vincent, Moninouth-street ; Cartiwy Bligb, Horse-street;
Fustier, Horse-street ; Collard, ditto ; . .
Kingston, Mount Pleasant;' Skinner, ditto; . •
Ceatley, Coruwell-buildings; (;ooper, Bridge-street;
Hunt, Walcot ; Fairhurst, New Bond-street-
Pearce. London-terrace ; 1 buildings;
Howe. ditto; 1 Hitchetick; Horse-street;
Atkinson, Quiet-street ; Franciss. Gall-street; ,
Clark, St. Margaret's-hill; Baylis, Stall-street;
Difer, Pulteney-bridge ; - Howe, •Kingstitead-street ;
Holland, ditto; Harwood, ditto;
Hunt, ditto: ' - Keene, ditto;
Byron, 15, Pierrepont-street ; Matthews, Lansdown7road;
-Merchant, 10, %Vatcot-street ; CrUttwell, Printer;
Bond, Union-passage; , . &c. &c. &c.
1-4.-t Shopkeepers supplied ' with -this inestimable Japan
Blacking, through the ntedium of the Wholesale Houses, or
by applying to the Manufactory.
ii-574.0 •
,------leirYbvicieint7
114, London-road, -Soutliwaiti. -
ASK tlnt TVANEit'S 13141cRING.

EXTRACTS from LETTERs addressed to
Dr. SOLOMON. Gilead-Home, near Liverpool, illus-
trating the 'efficacy of the-CORDIAL rimem of GILEAD iu
those diffieult and complieeted Disoi dere fur which it is pe-
culiarly adapted, being administered tot he tender infant, the
pregnant female, and to palsied age, with safety and efficacy,
hitherto unparalleled in the annals of medical discove, y :
Deem 'ExETE,.—T. God-let, St.- Paul-street, wtheseis fol-
lows :-1 reel impelled by gratitude,. to you, and a sense cif
duty to the public, to add my testimony
,to the numerous
cases already recorded in fermi' of a medicine .s 6 eminently
calculated to alleviate the complicated diseases with which
lumen) nature is.visited. 1,31)0'1E41g tinder a severe nervous
wliieki was brought out by the imprudent indulgence
of spirituous liquors and!certain youthful indiscretions, I had
recourse to the most powerful tonics, which were taken with-
out the least good effect. •so that life became a burden to me,
and" in this miserable state I dragged on a wretched exist-
ence, until I was induced to try the Curdle')halm of Gilead,
. two lattles.of which gave me relief, and 6y persisting in its
use, have obtained a I•et tee; cure.
• Foos PRESTON...—. A Gentlt man from this town says, I
should he the must ongrateful wretch in the world, were 1
net to acknowledee, in the warmest terms ofetratitude„ the
event benefits which I have found from taking your Cordial
lialM of Gilead, and which, under the blessing of Heaven
has been the means of restoring me front a deplorable state of
languor, wealmess, and melancholy, to the ensoyment of health
and vigour; infinitely greater than my friends or myself had
the smallest reason to expect.
After long labouring under such a complication of disor-
ders,
to my astonishment the List, o roue bottle of this medi-
cine so wonderfully reefivei ed rue, that I was almost persuaded
it was a miracle; and a seesind bottle restored rue to perfect
health, and the In nests of a g.ood constitution.
*4* It is inipeosiffie to insert all the eases and cures which
Or.. Solomon is iii possession of, as it world require some en-
; he contents himself with what has been inserted, great
experience having convinced him, that in all morbid affectione
of the blood and lymyh (the cause of almost every malady) so
noble, safe, and efficacious a remedy, was never offered to
mankind.
As Dr. SOLOMON's practice has now become so great and
extensive, that his constant engagements require a consider-
able portion of his time and attendance, he expects, when
consulted, the usual compliment of One Peuml :—hunt all
written cases, or letters of advii:e, and unaccompanfed with
an order for medicine and remittanee, to be answei ed at his
leisure, are required to eeelose only half-a-g illea.—Drafts
may he obtained at any Post-Office, pa'sble at Liverpool, fur
small sums of money, which is a sure mode of co Ivey. lice.
Such letters should, for safety, be thus directed Money
Letter. Dr. Selomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool. Paid

dunble postage."
Sold by Bacon and co. 150, Oxford-street; W0rd,324.11.17
born ; Leigh; 18, Strand; anti Mr. (4,,w ley, 133, Minorics.
Sold also by every reputable Vender ih all Market Towns
throughout the kingdom, and by all Venders of Patent Medi-
cines in Europe 'and America, price 1/s. each, or four one
tam, !hulk, for Sds. by which one 11s. bottle is saved,
with he words " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," cogrrived o--
the Shoop.

Of whom may be had,
The Anti-Ttupettigines, or; Solomon's Drops, an absolute
cure fit the Scurey,Serofttla,lieprosy,&c. Price I is. and 335.
p. r Ip)ttle.
Solomo's Abstergent Lotion,.an effectual cure for scorbu-
tic eruptions, coarseness, redness, pimples, Ztec. on the face,
bands, arid neck. Price 4s. 6d. per bottle.
Solomon's Guide to Health, which explains, in a con-
cise anit easy manner, the most simple methods ot treatment,
edicacious remedies, for nervous, hypochondriac, and
consumptil,e complaints. Price 3i.

Non est vivere sed Valere vita.—MARTML.
" Life is only Life, when blest witb•Hstaltii."
Pli if, 'finest ”,tent of Ethics is to confine
within due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions,
unrestrained and iii•nbordinate they impetuously- destiny
those harriers which Religion atkd ality have made sacred; .
to curb but not annihilate them appears the lesson of Pru-
dence, best calcalated to limit their effervescence.
Every disorganization of the human frame requires great
medical knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare is pro-
m: ,t,(l whet' Professional men (disregarding the suggestions
of the enriiins *Lod interested) devote their studies to tI..
treatment of tliose complaints generated by imprudence; and
the ebullition of the pas•ions at an unguarded 'moment.
The Orength of a nation consists in the health of the peo-
ple t" but it is melancholy to reflect on the daily S:le I i flee to
the ignoraneel f unfeeling 'empyricism; and to counteract as
far as possible its further ravages, we offer tit suffering ha-
inanity • the xesnlytif our. own experience in the varinns'dis-
eases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vice, (early
acquired at school before Reason has asserted het right Over
the mind,) contemplating his powerless state, iiecome
susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the
most complicated state. of exhaustion may. he roused into
manly energy.—lntense study—immaderine anxiety—long
residence in tropical climes, and many other causes, will
trequently derange .the Nervous System ; in such eases we
can hold out all assiiranee of -re-animation, by remedies
which have loud answered the sanguine hopes of. patients-of
both sexes.
_

That Wine to human happiness Lugs Venerea, can now.be
treated fearlessly, the improved state of Medical Science hav-
ing divested its antidote of those distressing properties that
so long rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing.
We best explain our method by observing to patients labour-
ing under this malady, that a,few days only are required for
the removal of early symptoms ; that Itie most inveterate
case will yield to our remedies within a moult+, and that in a
person who only suspects himself injured, the disease may•
'be prcrented altogether from appearing ;—a• similar remark
applies to many other derangements of the generative system,
as weakness, ulcerations, &c. especially strictures, obstinate
,cases of which are .daily removed without the use .of caustic
or stimulants. Some peculiarities incidental to the softer
sex have not escaped our attention, in which mildness, com-
bined with efficacy, has superseded the means usually adopt-
ed. In fine, our system is unique, peculiarly-energetic, and
eminently successful.
Educated in this our native city; schooled in our Profes-
•sional attainment by its splendid medical characters; and
having been able, personally, to compare with admiration the
• British Surgical practice with the Continental, our preten-
sions to superiority (in a branch we have selected) are ma-
'mired by experience, which is evinced •by the daily applica-
linos we receive, even from distant countries.
GOSS and Co. M. IL C. Surgeons.
13, Bouverie.street, Fleet-street, London.
*** For the general accommodation we do not limit our-
selves 1-4) stated periods of practice, hut may be consulted at
all reasonable hours.—Country patients are requested to de..
scribe minutely their symptoms, &c. when .medicine, with.
advice, will be,immediately forwarded to any part of the king-
: dom.--d ba.rat-note is esyccted to itcoinuktusy tke cam-