The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-30 00:00:00

IICTII4L ING- OFFICE, Oct, 29, 1919.
911rE CQ 111M1SSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His MAJESTrS NAVY do hereby give Notice, Tha'
,94 llitnulFty, the Bth Arovoieder ?text, they will be rearty to
7!',•eive reorders in .writing (sealed up), and treat for Fifty'
77it'usand Galli:vs of WEST INDIA RUM, of the strength
or .IZue per cent. under proof by Sikes's Hydrometer bite
Thousand Sacks of lii?n-dried HOUSEHOLD FLOUR,,io
iePtVect to the usual warms,* of Twelve Months; One
-Thousand Sacks Of Biscpyr MEAL; and Fifly Tons of'
.rEVir OATMEAL; to be delivered into his Hajesty's Frit,faca7
qing- Stores at Deptford, in the space of one warmth
the Three tattler Articles by (qua' weekly proportions; and
t° 6e paid
.for by Bills, payable, without Interest, Sixty
-boys after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Se-
smetary's Wee.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall
et be inserted in words at length, or that 'shall not be deli- .
tered to the Board before that et-700 •Th. -Me said -Mon-
"ky, the' Sti Nortmber Text ; nor unless the Person who
wakes the Tender, or some Perms •n hisbehttg, attends, to
aitswer *oh( u C;Zileit for.

OFFICE OF ORILV.INCE> Oct. 20, 1819.
'IIII.IE PRINUP4L OFFICERS of His .11.1

JE.STY'S OIiDN/INCE .do herebri give Notice,
•thw Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pa
ea or before iredi.csdap, the 3d Nova;lber, from such Ps rsmis.
me?/ be willing to undertat,, the apply of LEATHER
.f3LY.E.ti fur Service of'this Department, for a period-of three
'&4'4) determinable• after the. expiration of the first Year,
.41)614 Notice of three Months, at the option of either Party.
Pattcrns of toe .4rticies may be viewed upon application to
°Le respe,_liee (if/leers of th,,. Ordnance in the Royal .Irsenal at
"‘",?vP eh ; evict farther ParticularS, together with the Terms
Conilitions of the Contract, may be known at the
OSice, in Pall.-Mall aforesaid, afty dolt between
ti=e lionrs of Ten -and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals
be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for
l'eulher Gloveb;" but no Proposals ran be' admitted after the
Noeember, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon q' tiro? same
"1-14 y, neither will any ;lender be noticed, unless the Party
"411ang it, or an 4.g7( ent in his behalf, shall attend.

By Order of the -Ward,
R. /I CREW, Secretary.

AT a MEUTING of the ASS.OOIATIPN for
the REFUTATION of INFID- EL PtiBLICATIONS,
held on Tuesday, Oct 19, 1819.
Sir JAMES BLAND BURGES, Bart., in the Chair;
The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to:—
I. That the Friends of Revealed Religion cannot, without
Much concern, witness the daring and incessant efforts a
wicked and designing men, to sntsvert the foundations of the
Christian faith, and disturb the peace of religious society, by
• regular system of the most impious falsehoods levelled at
the 1-1`)IS Scriptures, the only source of true happiness in this
life, and Which alone furnish to mankind the well-grounded
Lope of a blessed brriortality. .
2. That the attacks of these men, which arc carried on by'
the means of publications abounding with the most shocking
blasphemies, and Circulated to an..extent and with a degree
')f
industry !filbert° unexampled, have, there is but too much
treason to believe, already done great mischief. The vicious
• .1Y hold of these diabolical aids, to justify themselves in the
tractice of rice; the inexperienced are led astray, and the
hainds of the rising generation are contaminated•
L• That such being the alarming and' real statement of the
it becornes the duty, not only, of every member of the
Xstublished Church, but of every good and pious man, to
forth in defence of those divine Revelations, on which
411 eur hopes and interests, both temporal and eternal, evi-
dently and altogether depend.
4. That, for this end, it is desirable that every possible aid
trho ' -
‘l.ct he given to the publishing and circulating of plain arid
41controvertible refutations of the blasphemous allegations-
'stow
sent forth by Deists and Athiests. '
gefis„., That, in order to provide the funds for carrying into
the alinve p•rrprise, it is proposed that an appeal he
• kid t• (, sincere and well-disposed Christians, to lend their
, necessary anti laudable an undertaking.
rtF '1"1 a Committee of Management be appointed to
itltiriiiiteinl the funds belonging to, -and publications elm-
; 7,r1.010, this Assocration.
LUrdn
hat Richard Clark, Esq.; Chamberlain of the City of
I'►illy
Trsobseasrer of this Assciation n that books
uerintions in `
hiss' name, s
he opened at the
;s;ict 1""g-house of Messrs. Lailbrolse and Co., Messrs. Pole
Cr, , Messrs. Hoare, Fleet-street; Messrs. Coutts and
Curtis and. Co., Messrs. Cilym and
gtsrs lianimersley and Co.
any eounnonicat ions relative to,the object of this
:artivultion may he addressed t Mr..lohir Bird, 52, Hatton,
Secretary to t his Assocoiat
(Signed) JAMES BLAND BURGES.

•
htri --,BLE SOCIETY, FOR INSURANCE OF LIVES,.
Fleet-sheet, London, Incorporated by Queen
Anne, 1706.
HE. DlREcroils have now U, offer, to the
atlattention of the Public, TABLES ofIIATES, which
t' ' eel) lately completed, for the INSURANCE of LIVES,
e "lions Ages from S to 72; either for the whole Life ;
Y.;,'Pecitic number of Years; the contingency of one person
"4...1C another ; or for the joint continuance of the Lives
Tel:3oos, the Insurance payable on the Death of
• redu `.lances in this Office are effected in certain cases at a
greZt‘,l°,!.' of nearly 20 per cent. and on the t% hole on terms
.aourable to the Insured.
kield.*:',.l4llceß may be effected. from 2001. to 5000!. end every
Is ,I,rosurance, however short the period of continuance,
ticeell."le lo a participation in the pecuniary advantages
"ng to the Corporation. These advantages are: wholly
Nil,,p,i4tvd to the benefit of the Insured, in proportion to
• le,.",liyinnt of each Insurance, as circumstances arise in the
rt c';fl_,f which the death happens.
'llv Claims upon this Society which became payable in
41,;1"171 of hisnrances on the Lives of Persons who died in the
ta,,re , "ry 73 Shares, on which fourteen yearly payments or
4Ve ',ern made, receive additions amounting to 33 per
P4c3::l4ares having made Viirteen yearly payments,
; 6 Shares having- made eleven yearly payments,
"et'"t•; 25 Shares hdving made nine, 2 Shares having
'1)1.4, 411ty and 2 Sliires having made even :yearly pav-
itisio.;Pttive 11 per cent. in addition to the sums origin alry
p ettof the Charters and Bye-Laws, with Table, of
lii,n'l4ll,y !'linins, may be bad at the ffice, where attendance is
hum Nine till Three o' OCloCle.
•
By Order of the Court of Directors,
1. PENS.AM, Ite;istrar, j