The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-26 00:00:00

.ICIU4LLING-U'tl•iC.'it,_

yid). i 6, 18ro.
'HE COMMISSIOWEI?Sfor IqUTVALLING
4- his Maje4ty's Navy do hfreh, give Notire, Tbat.on
,be 3d of August next, thcy be rea‘ry to receive Tenders in

wrding(sealed up), and treat for Four ilundira•TOns
NUI N E OATMEA.L,7 to he delivered, one balf thereof in
Ow Mouth, and the other hall' in One Month afiemardr, into
his Makcy's liidualling Storer at Deptford, .Portsmuth, and
Pi.:rnisuth, in the pioportions under-mentioned, viz.

Tons.
Deptford - 250
Portsmouth - - rco
Plymouth -

!-. ~j

ilocs •
and :ode paid for ly Bills, t ayable with Interest, ninety a'a:r.s
after date. , ,

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The Conditions of the Contra'? %toy be seen a!,the Sicrety's
Offer.
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No regard will he bad to any Tender in which the Price shall ,;
not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall no: be delivered to 1
the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the 3drj Angus: 11
next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Per..
son on his behalf, attend,, to 41ssver 7r,hon calkdfor.

- 9APTFURD
:146, 25, 1810.
'THESE_ are to give otice , That on_Thuisday the
2 1 of August next, at to o'Chck in -11.,e Forenoon, will .3e
exposed to Sale at His illaie,ry's Fißmalling- Yard,' at Deptimd,
sandty Lots of the following I'RO VISIONS and VIC-,
TUA L LING STORES, now lying in :he said Yard, viz.
Bread, Flour, Raisins, Currants, Peas, Oatmeal, Rice,
lot Barley, Bake-hotfse Sweepings, Bread-d'ust, Bags and
Rags, Beef, Polk, Suet, Sugar; Butter, Cheese, and Oil,
together with several lots'of Woken Staves, Hoards' Ends,
}tun I-loops, &c.

Deposit of 251. per cent. is.tobe imp:al.:fel,' made, upon the
Amount of etch Lot, and the Remainder of the Purchase Money
paid before the Articles are taken away, for Whichiurk;se a pe.
riod of Twenty WOrking-clqys•will be allowed from the 'Day of
Sale; the Buyers paEticular6, observing, that not less than One-
hallo/the quatitly is it be removed Iron: the Premises within the
first Ten Days, and the Remainder' hi the Ten following Dais,
otberwie de Deposit nanny will be forfeited, and the Provision f
or Stores•remain the Property of the Crown, as no extensicn of time
rzrill on any Account be grantr6l. ,

To T. 'FAY LW.: :)utgeoli' Nu. ch :vew Bridge-street,
London.

SIR,
to. the vim-
, Edinburgh, May 2, tirOch
._
T N the Spring- of 1794 I was afflieted with ya •
'A Venereal Complaint, which I treated.- with intlitfer;..
ce t'g
rr
ttehmtoeiporbalryigesdtopto apply to a
knee of the Disease (by mercurial applications) for some •
time; but growing,-in spite of all medicine, and the advice
erengula Ifi'whysmicoianna,ls w; hbOu ptut was
a
of the first Gentle Men of the Faculty here, worse and
worse for two years, I. was reduced to a state almost Un_.
paralleled and licyond description, being an entire leper,
and ulcerated from head. to f00t..--My head, throat, mouth,
nose, itgs,
.arms, Sc. have been alternately in danger of
becoming useless; in short, have had from twenty to
thirty eating ulcers on my body, and 'nearly to!ally de-
prived of sight,—,lt would be voluminous to particula-
rize all my case—suffice it to 'say, there never was, or eve,:
will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more compli-
cated nature.. • I long looked, upon by my friends; and
imagined Myself, beyund all hopes of recovery.; and,, in
' -•
deed; in my then condition, death was preferable to my
more than, miserable state. - In this drla:ftil situation did.
1 drag a mist miserable. elistence, till Divine Providence'
threw in my way a . Newspaper containing the Ease of • a -
Mr. li. of Plymouth—My friends read it, I Could nor.-1
sent and procured some, of your L&AK.E's PATENI
.P 1 LLS, which, by using from time to time, am now, and
have long been, (after more thanfear years indescribable
distress), in as good a, state of health as ever I enjoyed ;• as a
proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy child, born to
me a few. months ago. In gratitude' to God, and in , hope s
of rendering my fellow-creature service; I request you to
publish this; and you may at any time refer persons wfio
wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further parti.
culars4; to-me or my friends, by [titter or person. •
As few cases for b;kineSs will ever equal mine, and none
exceed it, I have from experience every, reason to assure
mankind, that in your ,L EAI(E's,P I 1... LS they will find a
sure, speedy, safe, • and radical cure„ toi that Most dread-
ful stage of the Venereal • Disease, which is calkd , co a-
ii/104Ea LULS• lOHN THOMPSON
.. .. ..

* Insurmountable family reasons . prevent Making
.4riy
name and address• public; but creditable persons really
wanting information may also he referred to me and
friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh.
Prepared and Sold by the Sole Propri.:l,4-, -
I'. TAYLOR, Member ot the Royal College of Surgeon,
iu LondOn, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street,
Where he will give Advice without a tee, to persons tak-
ing these Pills, and will answer patients. letters; if post-
paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the Most
inviolable secrecy, nu person's name or case having been
mentioned, but at their Own particular request, by the Pro-
prietor, • during the course clt niore than thirty-six years,
that he has had the conducting of an extensive sale of the
above Medicine, and, the practice arising therefrom. . •
They are also sold by his Appointment, iar the cony
nience of those living at a distance, by Mr. Baxter,
South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Glas-
gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers for his address; at the
Perfumer's, No. 36, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall; Mr.
• Robertson's Toy-shop, No. tog Oxford-street; Mr. Dis,
borough's, No. 7, Fish-street l, nearly opposite the MO-
nurnent • Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. a, Union-row, Little
Tower hill; Ml. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; arid .by one
person in every considerable town ut Great-Britain and
Ireland, in Boxes 'bf only.. as. 9d. each, sealed up -with
full and plain directions, whereby persons of either Sex
may cure themselves with ease and secrecy. •
N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up
. with a Stamp; on which, by favour of the Commis-
sioners, is, printed, at the Starn.p-Otfice—" T. Taylor,
No. 6, 'New Bridge-street," to inztate.which is felony, an
all others arc _counterfeits.

[PRICI; SIXPtNCE ITALFPF,NNI'.

S.4LE OF SP/WISH SHEEP.

- Yesterday' morning, at an early hour, 43 'Spanish
Sheep; of the I...e.grete breed, part' of -those, sent aS
a present from the -,Supreme Junta to his I\4l.ijt•-,.1y;
and which were landed at Deptford eleven months
ago (-the firSt of this' breed ever sold by,his Ma-
jesty), and 5s .Spanish sheep of the Paulat,hieed,
part of a siinilar present's Which were 'landed at
Portsmouth,. in •Novemher, 1808 (a part i)e which
last lot were sold list year), were placed in as many
Separate pens, under Ole
,trees by Kew-foot;iane,
near Richmond; A-convenient range of secs and
liens 414 been ereelecl-.on' the 'opposite side of the
Paddock, 'near Kew:Gardens; in case 111 e day had
proved unfavourable., t
,In the early' part of the forenonn,. alarge con.
'course of breeders and amateurs in Spanish sheep
atfe'ng6d, and examined the sheep; arid exactly at
twelve
_o'clock; Mr. Daniel. Smith attet.ded, and
opened the htsEneis by .a S'hOrt speech, stating, that
this was the fourth
.year that he had t,p,a the honour
of appearing there, but without on any former occa.
sion having such 'a lot of fine sheep to dispose of',aa
those before 'them,eivbith were from the tl(,cks
heretofore beloncring• to..the king of Spain at.dahe
of Peace, of the true Negrete and Pank.'
breeds, the superior %%ools of whiCh used. be
waked 'up at a royal •manufatiory at Guadahsxara,
in Spain. The ravages, 'said he, which the French
have madepn the 30,000,000 of royal,Merino sheep
its Spain.eannut fail of vastly diminishing the qt.;an-
ti/y, and , greatly--enhancing the-price- --ef--/14rtno
wool, for-which a million and a half sterling. tried
:annually to be -paid by this, country to Spain. He
mentioned. these circumstances, he said,- 10 shekv
the certain advantages of speculating in 4Spanish
sheep in this.eountry ; -end inorder-ro-sht,w riie.Cl7-
pendence which• can be placed on the wools in:-
, 'proving instead. of degenerating in.,t4is ct.untry,-
. his Majesty ling direeied a sheep, a son of Snag,
-d,'lCendant of one of the fit si lot of Spanish dive')
:which his Majesty,hict:in this country •20 years zip,'
to be exhibited this day in a separate'petr, for.
examination of the company present.,
were
year
w
Several of the sheep Offered to sale' ere lame ; a
detect from which the present lots•wete tree. ,The
,rams,, he ob‘etved,, looked smaller, perhaps -from
being
.this year -shorn, instead of being sold in their
'wool as heretofore. The whole- kt ere to. be sold
without' reserve; and from the high prices given at
Lord Somerville's ..and other sales lately, and the
highly respectable company pre-eat,. he emit! .not
, but on" the whble.antiCipate great advances on the
priceS heretofore given at these sales. 'The h,d-
dings comini:nced on 33 pens of rams,, which were
knocked down in succession as follows, viz.
•
Lot
_. Guineas..
A full-mouthed Rarn,-of the Pau! -r breed,mr:
Willis .
-.-
z A ditto, Mr: Bourne
3-A ditto, Mr. Wilmot
4 Atuli-mouthed Rain, of the Negrete breed, Mr.
Hunt. .•
5 A ditto, Mr. Willis
b A ditto, Mr. Wright
7 A ditto, bred by his Majesty, and used in the
King's flock, Mr. Flowers
8 A ditto, ditto, Mr. Hunt
9 A full-mouthed Paula( Rain, Mr. Chace
to A ditto, Mr. Willis ' • -
t. A ditto,,Mr. Leach • •• -
12 A full-mouthed Negrete Ram, Mr. Harvey
13 A ditto, Sir Robert Kingsmitl
14 A ditto, ditto
ts 'A ditto ditto, bred by- his Majesty,-.Mr. Wools -
1b A ditto ditto, Farl Moira - ' -
t 7. A ditto ditto, 'Mr. Way -
18 A full-mouthed Paular Ram, Mr. Sunuiet" -
19 A ditto, Sir House Popham - • -
2) A ditto, Mr. iones
21 A full-mouthed Negrete Ram, Mr. Aylward
22 A ditto, Mf. Hunt,
z 3 &fall-mouthed' Paular Ram, Mr. Maitland
24 A ditto, -
'A full-mouthed Negrete Raub Col. Searie - -
26 A ditto, Mr. DUCIO/111111 -
27 A ditto, Mr.' Dawes -
.z - A' six:-toothed Negrete Ran', Mr. Burney
29,A tuft-in3ut4ed Negrete Rarn, bred by his Ma.
jesty, Mr: - -
30 A ditto diko, ,Klr,. Hawkins -
3t A six-toothed Negrete Rain, bred by his Majesty,
• Mr. Diwkwortii
32 _;(latto,, Mr. Gale A."(...,Y1_, (-;
-
33 A lour-taothed Negrete Ram, bred by his. Majesty,
Mr. Samuel F'ordham . - ,
,
• These 33 Rams produced 19201. gs.or,inorelhan
' 581. each. on an average ; whereas the highest svin
btoi e- fetched by any Ram, at. the King's sales,- Wks
781. 155. at the last sale. •

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. , The sale of Ewes next followed.
Lot •
34 A full-mouthed Paular Ewe, Col. Thornhill
35 A ditto, Mr. Beale ..
30'A lulkmouthed Negrete Ewe, dit to
37 A Lull-mouthed Paular Ewe, Mr. Smallpiece
.33 A ditto, Mr. Mitford • . .- ' -
39*A lull-mouthed Ni-grete Ewe,:Mr. Harvey
40 A lull-mouthed Paular Ewe,. Mr. Willis
'4l A ditto, Mr. Wools . ' - . -
42 A lull-mouthed Negrete Ewe, Mr. Howard
43 A tuf 1, mouthed Paulin" Ewe, Mr, Bourne
44 A ditio,,ditto - - . .
45 A full-inouthedNegrete Ewe, Mr. Wools
40
.A' full-mouthed gautar Ewe, Mr. Bourne •
47 A (Into, Mr. Wool - - -
48 A-full-mouthed Negrete Ewe, Mr. Willis
44 A full.:nloptlied Paular Ewe, Mr. Broadhead
SP .A ditto, Mr. 1 tiornoill - - -
51 A tuft-mouthed Negrere Ewe, Mr. 13ourne.
.52 A tull-mouthed Paular Ewe, Mr. Willis
:53 A ditto, Mt. Harvey ' - • ..
54 A full-mouthed Negrete Ewe, Mr. Harvey .
55 A full-mouthed Paular Ewe, Mri Lyster -
56 A ditto,. Mr. ~.irooke - - -
57, A fuli-inouthed'Negrete Ewe, Mr. Howard
58 A full-Mouthed Paular Ewe, Howard - _
.59 A ditto, Air. Willis - - ..
..
bo A full-mOuthed Negrete Ewe, Sir 1-fome ?opham
61 A lull-mouthed Palliai Ewe, Mr. Wool's A
6z A ditto, iVlr: Lyster -
63 A full mouthed Negrete Ewe, Mr. Wright .
64‘A tidt-inouth,:d Paula Ewe, Mr. loges .—.-
.65 A istaci, Alr. Lyster - -- - -- .
66 A lull-mouthed Negrete Ewe, Mr. Howard -
ti 7 A full-mouthed Paular Ewe, Mr. Goldfinch -
68 A unto, Mr. wools - - . ..
,69 A Lull-nioutlied Negrete Ewe, Mr. Cater - ..
7o A Lull-mouthed Paular Ewe, Mr. Brooke . -
7 r A claw, Mr. Barclay • - - -
72 A full-mouthed Negrete Ewe, ditto - -
73 A full-mouthed Paular Ewe, Mr. Wools -
. 74 A ditto,. Mr. Brclok.e .. -
75 A full-mouthed Negrete Ewe, Mr. Roger's -

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