The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-22 00:00:00

coNTRAcr Tt, DELIVEI3. COALS AT GIBRALTAR.
Commissariat Department, -Trea:sur y Chambers,
20th October, 1821.
tic} Persons as are desirous of Contracting
with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to deliver
2,300 Chaldrons of COALS at GIBRALTAR, may re-
ceive particulars of the Contracts at this' Office between
the Hours of Ten and Four, and deliver their Tenders
sealed up and directed to the Agent fur Commissariat Sup-
matking thereon—" Tender for Coals;" on or before
Thursday the Ist November; but 'none will he received after
Twelve &Clock on that Day; lior will any Proposal be no-
ticed unless made on or annexed to a printed Particular, and
the Pricei inserted in Words at length ; nor unless a Letter
be subjoined to such Proposal, signed by two Persons of
Int'vnl property, engaging to become hound with the Party
tendering, .io the Sum expressed in the Particulars for the
due performance of the Contract.

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TUESDAY (30th THISMON.,TA), THREE
sp,„,PitizEs or £30,000, and so, Other Capitals, ALL
113.1 NC; MONEY! NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE.
b."-'4l3°n'°:° fur the First-drawn ,Prize-, on the First Day of
J• and J. SIVEWRIGHT requeit the Public's Favours
at their 01(1 and Fortunate Offices, Si, Cornbill ; 38, Hay-
rlttaret ;. and I I, Milburn; wife" they Sold in Shares Last
--outcry, No. 4,421, 33,0001. and where they have been very
suecessftil itt the Sale of £30,000 Prizes.

LRISTOL, OCTOBER 10, 1821.
THE COUNTRY VV.IISIJS LONDON.
THE COUNTRY CONSTITUTIONAL GUARDIAN: AND

LITERARY MAGAZINE.
Til E events of the 14th of August have given

reason to dread the Influenza of a Metropolis, where
Itt'iblaw has been upheld by two inquests;—and the vast
niajority of the yet uncontaminated Population resident in
the country can no longer tamely look on, and mark -with
dangerous apathy, the threatening steps of civil commotion
rapidly treading on the heels of the Constitntion• The History
of the World is little more than the detail of the factions and
exoeraticies of the various seats of Empire. Political Asso-
ciations-are but the airy castles of timidity ; and the mutually
-tibusire jargon of the Metropolitan Journals is but the hum-
-I'u
g of trade, well understood by its rival Proprietors, and
tending only to confuse and blister the Public Mind.
drum the St.coxn Cm in the Empire,-then, is about to
tntauare the daring hut fearless attempt of cotinterpoising
tg"HrY.Opinions against those of a liceiitious capital ; and of
touoterattiog the errors of the press by the exercise of cutem-
-I"ary powtrs.
t
wt the Metropolis itself, such an attempt will he hailed
plea:me by thousands; and in the country, it will be
hy a spirit of emulation.
i'411% COUNTRY CONSTITUTIONAL GITARDIAN"
k 1 printed and üblished by John Matthew (uteli (Pro-
(1 Editor of Felix Farley's Bristol Journal) at
on the tst day of •every month, commencing iii No-
tr next ; but although printed there, published there,
14%, etlited there, it bas been. found front custom and the
NZ' °f "-ode, that, it can be circulated with greater pone-
th,rel j"kitat..less gxpeneg from the Metropolis; Booksellers
orders"t nd- News Vender's will be pleased to direct their
Mssrs.- Rivingtons', St. Paul's Church -Yard and
ds 1100 Place, London ;by whom it will be supplied with
eF.
'-e'arity as other Periodical Works. Price Two
, 'out all Communications (post paid) must be ad-ex
eti to Mr. Gutch, at Bristol. And it is confidently,
is -r:2;',lllat as " The Country Constitutional Guardian's
the to express the sound seise and loyal feelings of
ir)„,„:-.-')ontry versus London," there will be no want of
%tit"'q'tilive communications, on every point in which the Con.
41;6:l', is concerned,e whether of a grave, argumentative,
pur

PRIVATE TUITION.
CL for many years accus-
-1L towed to the TUITION of a FEW PRIVATE .PUPILS,
would i •
ie glad to till up a Vacancy with the Son of a Gentle
kltit vliose Health or Education requires naore than usual
dist 111 n• The Terms are 175 Guineas per annum. The
ance from Loudon ten miles.
se,etters to be addresse
eed
,to Rev. B. L. Mr. Reynold's, Book-
', 137, Oxfor t t London.
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HE COMMERCIAL HALL 'WINE
sTiti,C.ONIPANY, established in 1808, No. 10, SKINNER-
Fit; r'Ll and 340, OXFORD-STREE T, London.
345. e full-limbed Putt •
Wine - 345. to 425.
-- (:ape Madeira -16 s. to 26s
-
-
t's Pe Burgundy - - - - .30s.
iir.7"" Old Sherry - -34 s to 38s.
cst India Madeira, particularly line, full-bodied,
and high-flavoured - - - 545.
Genera - gs. 6d. I Runs -14 s. 6d.
Old Elrandy and Hollands,
.With every description of Wines in Dock.—Old crusted Port
u'es. F;ench Wines, Desert Wines in Pints, &c. &e:
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