The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-05 00:00:00

VICTUA LL 11‘. G.Ol. I. IC:B.,

.7aty 3, ,sto.
THE COMM/SS/0 IVERSfor
His *7- jetty's Navy du bertby give Notice, 2 baton Tuesday
next the totb !nst. the 14411 be ready,to restive rend, stx v.riting
(sealed up), and treat for the Supply of etlent One !hind, ei
and Forty To 14 0 g 1,004 sound, nterehentahte CAROLINA,
EAST.INDIA, or BRAZIL RICE, and also for about
Forty-foitr Tom of MUSCOVADO SLTGA R, to be answer-
a4le, in haft specks, to sanrp:er, to he prodstieet z 4. lib the I enders,
to 6e delivered (the Stg,a, in the original pack Ter) !.7tcr the Arny
PlO:sailing Storer at St. Catherine's in the spare o/ a iirtnigit,
and to he phi fc,r by payable.ttith Interest, ninety dayr
after date.

The Conditions of the C:41:I acir may be terry 41 the Seeverat)'4
Office.

No regard will 6e hat to any Tender he which the hire shall
not be inserted en words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'Clock on the said Teeesda_y nrxt, the sorb
ikst, nor unless the Persan who ,nakes'tbe Tender, or same Per.
son on his behalf, attends] to answer whin called for,•

THURGARTON PRIORY, NOTIIINGHAM-
SHIRE.
TO BE LET,
Ready Furnished, for Three Years certain, and entered upOn
at Michaelmas next,
ALL that Capital MANSION, eaIIecITHUR-
GARTON PRIORY, with the Pleasure-Ground:4
Plantations, and walled Garden, well planted with excellent
Fruit Trees, Hot-Rouse, Fish Ponds, and Four Pieces of
prime Meadow and Pasture Land, all adjoining the I louse,
containing in the whole 45 A. 3o P. with the Ripplit of
Sporting over an extensive manor, in which there is plenty
of Game.

The House consists of a Dining-Room 32 by 13 feet ;
Breakfatt Room the Same size;* Drawing-Room 23 feet
iquare '•-Library i 3 by 17 feet; six best Bed-Rooms, tout of
which have Dressing-Rooms, Servants' Bed-Rooms, House-
keeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, Servants' Hall, and all
Other requisite Offices ; a double Coach-houses and three-
stall Stable that will contain 15 Horses.
Thurgarton is ten miles distant from Nottingham, eight
from Newark, and three from Sown-melt. all good Market
Towns, and is in the centre of the Country, which is hunted
by the Honourable Luinley Saville's, and Mr. Musters
Chaworth's Fox-hounds, many of the Covers being near
the House..
For further particulars inquire of john Brettle, Esq.
Thurgarton ; Mr. Wm. Smith, Southweil; or at the Of-.
Bee of Messrs. Hodgkinsori and Barrow, solithweii,.
Richard West, the Gardener, will sliew the House,
Land, &c.

9--,HE ROYAL BRITISH ARCANUNI, the only
flair. Wash in Engfind,..for cleaning, b:Naiitifying, an'd
preserving the ,Ifair from falling off; promoting its growth,
and tendering it beautifully glossy, giving it a natural, airy,
and flowing appeararfee; its effects mill be found pleasaitt
and beneficial atter violent exercise, cleansing away perspir-
able matter and scents, such as arise from dancing, hunting,
&c. ; and it'llas also been highly recommended ay the E.,-
culty tOr hot climates. Patronised by several
branches of the Royal Family, &c. 6s. and 3s. -6d. pe:
bottle.

Go kV LAND'S LOTION improved by. Mr. Macdonald
(late from Dickinson's), attested by soar eof the first charac-
ters in the Kingdom, as being superior to any otter iti the
cure of Cuticular and Scorbutic Complaints, at reduced
prices, front motives that the former high price prevented
Its general use. Quarts, Pints, and Ralf 6s. 35. sid.
and zs. 3d. stamp included.
Celebrated EMOLLIENT PREVENTIVt LOTION,
the most sate and elegant kVash in the universe for cleaning
and softening the Complexion, removing Son-tan, Freckles,
Pimples, Blotches, Ringworms, &c. and if used atter use
Gowland's Lotion has cured the Eruption, it will infallibly
prevent a return: it is sale for Erul.mons in Children ; and
will be found to give certain ease and corn tort to the Face aft.,
ter 'sliaving ; is also eNeetlent to cure stings of venianous
st is. Bottles 3s. 9d.
N.B. They may' be had of the Proprietors, Faultier, Hum.
Lett; and Cu. at their Wholesale Molicule Wareirmse.
Long-acre, London ; of all Venders throughout time King.
don) ; and/Of 'Mr. Bull, Dublin.--Liberal Allowance made to
iqz,cnants and Wholesale Dealers.

, NIA! LS.
• • z v an— 1 Lisbon, I Cadiz, I Dublin, 3 IV at.:rford.
- t,uttenburgti.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWILLVII. O'CLOCK.
Consols for Opening 71 Red. Ann. - 69 70

£ E S U

401.1LM QUIS DICERE FALSUSI A.UDEA ?

L 0 N ..D U iv,

TH'URSDAY, JULY 5, 1810.

We this morning received Poriuggfie Papers to
the 18th ; they-bring no news of importance, but
it seems generally to be expe6ted that a battle will
sp4edily-take place. the French have. begun the
bombardment of Ciudad Roderigo, and it is said
11.1.kSiE-Ni7sarmyiiiireOeivedcOusiderable reinforce-
ments, -.

• Nolting of importance- had 'Occurred at Cadiz
.when the last accounts ,catne, away. It is reported,
but.we think with very littltoprobability, that a part
of the besieging airy has been sent to reinforce
MASSENA.

Our force, in the late action with the Neapolitan
Navy, consisted .only of the Spartan frigate, of 38
guns ; that of the enemy, of a 42-gUn frigate, a
corvette of 28 zuns, two brigs, of 8 and 12 guns,
and seven gun-boats, of 7 guns each. The. ene-
my's frigate "was nearly cut to pieces, the cori-
-vette was :,distbasted, and one of the brigs takerf..
—The enemy had 154 killed, and 316 wounded.
We had 10 killed and 22 wounded.
Captain BRENTON. w wuundeJ, but is out of
tinger.

TllO KING came to town yesterday about twelve
.o'clock, from ‘Vindsor, in hi's travelling carriage, es-
corted by a party of the Light Horse. His ,IVIA-
ibiSTY w 4.3 received at the Queen's Palace, by the
Dukes of Youit, KENT, CAMBRIDGE, and Cum--

boon after two o'clock the King held
.a private
Ttiree, which was attencltd by
Eals Caniden' nathurst, arid,Liverpool ; Lords Mulgrave,
IleatlitiOd, and Rivers, (Lord in waiting); Sir David Dud-
das ; Mews: Percevai, Ryder, York, and kalkner, and
West ( G room in waiting).
•
The following had the honour of -being presented
to his MAJESTY. •
SitAiew Dalrvinple, on being appointed Co.
I,3riel:of the'i9th Reziinencot root.
,Captain Noorton, on ins apponitinent lobe Surveyor-Cc-
nerd. (41 tilitOrdnance. .

. .
'-- Lirdi-Col. Paula, Colebroke RoyAl Artillery on his v..
„pointnienf. and his return from Ceylon.
,;,Ford ShOlicl4342p satinipLlO_his.litle. . . .___
Mijor and Lieut.-Col. feirivtt, First Regiment of Life
Gua;tis on Iti4 promotion."

Al.idanfe'C`ATAbatsn. has entered into
.a.new et)-
gagetnent. with the" Managers of the Opera House,
for h,r perfortnance at the King's Theatre during
the course-of the next season,.

It is. with much. pleasure we learn that M.
CRUX ER was so much better to-day, as to be•ableto
attend the Board of Adrniralty' for a slort
Such au attention to public-duty, after so dangerous.
an accident, is highly honOinable. to his character.
The following are extrads from some of the coni—
munications, with which We hae been favoured by-
yesterday's Mails : •
" CADIZ, JUNE 13.—We are sorry that it is not
in our power yet to confirm the defeat of the French
General SILBAiriIA NI, by any 'later arrivals. We
shortly expect favourable, news from the gallint
O'DONNELL, though_at present we have none' to
communicate.

" The French-seem making preparations on the
other side of the Bay, as if they meant to attack the
City. We have reason to think that they have had
*everal reinforcements wi'hin a late period, but the
extent of them we cannot ascertain. As far as ap-
pearances go, they do not . seem to be much in-
creased. The stories of those who come over from
the enemy must not be relied upon."

• " CADIZ, JUNE 13.—The new scheme of 800-
NAFARTE to divide. the Spaniards will not succeed.
With regard to our civil,affairs, England has but one
line to pursue—,to recommend and to insist upon
the Cortes being convoked."
The subsequent paragraph.frorn the-a/zeta del Co-
m ercio confirms an observation in the preceding
extra&.

It is asartained, that our enemies finding their
valour insufficient to conquer us, ha►•e endeavoured
to
.sow the seeds of discord; not only among the
peasantry, but among the skirmishing parties of An-
dalusia. To oppose this contrivance, a Provisional
Junta of-Go'vermrhint has been established, coinpes-
ed of a Piesident and eight other Members, with a
Secretary, and. proper Officers of _acknowledged pa-
triotism."

The Gibraltar letters are to the .15th ult. They
.comprise. accounts of some skirmishes in the neigh-
bourhood of 'i he Bay, and contain favourable re-
Torts o: the operations ander General O'Dori NEL, in
Cdtalonia.

Persons who have lately arrived from Paris state,
that the dismission of FoticiiE created a great sen-
sation in that city. The disgrace of this Minister
vvAs very generally ascribed to the disgust excited in
'33I:roNAPARTE by the frankness of his' answers on all
occasions. In a late conversation with the Empe-
ror; he is said to have used some strong arguments
in favour of peace;' for 'the proof of which he re-
ferred to the general stagnation of trade, and the
'individual misery resulting from the' Conscription.
This
." free speech " so mightily offended Niro-
Leorsi, that he resolved to get instantly rid of. " so
insolent a monitor," The letter of FoucuE, ac-
t eon% the appointment of. Rome, was said to. be
1.1 rotten. by the Duke of 13AssANo (Moret) from the
dietation of BPONAPARTE, .and to- have been pre-
steit,:d to the
.Ex-Minister to sign.
. JQIINSTONI3 was received on Saturday last,' at
h the most flattering applause in
U'llidielly,'atid the Edinburgh Critics are warm in
f:ritise of lit.. theatrical excellence.