The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-19 00:00:00

ICTUA LLIN OFFICE. April 18, 1821.
HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL-
LING- His MAJESTY's NAVY do hereby give
Notice, Mat on Friday, the 15th of Jane next, they will he
read,/ to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for
the ec
~„ —,"pply (on separate Contracts) •of what FRE:;11 BEEN
°e reruired Ar the use of his Mje.sty's Ships and res-•
* at the Ports under mentioned,o for Twelve Calendar
Mcintles from the period against each expressed, viz. :
Milford Haven lst July
Stranraer and Loch Ryan
Leith, Leith bowls, and the }
10th August
Frith of Edinburgh
r° be paid for by Bills, payable,,without interest, sixty days
°Per date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre-
t
~arrft Office, at this Wire, or by applying to the Collectors
nie Majesty's Customs at Milford, Stranraer, and Leith
respectively. -
Z'4 rogard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall 2,0 t be inserted ia words at length, o,• that shall
71," he delivered to the Board. before One o'Clock on the said
4-riday, the iStk of Jane next, nor unless the Person who
'hakes the Tender, or sonic Person on his behalf, ,attends- to
answer when calleVor.
Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter, signed
6Y two responsible Persons, engaging to I;eCUMe hound with
.11,e Party tendering- in the Penal Sum of L.,CrOifor. the
Performanee of each of the Contracts.

%4E-ANIEN'S HOSPITAL ,SOCIETY, !lAy 11, 1821. --
1:11E COMMITTEE of MANAGEMENT
NI, give Notice, that they will be ready to receive TESTI-
,'N'IALS from such Surgeons of the Royal Navy, or Ho-
nourahk East India Company's Service. as may ss:ish to be-
`,'''tCANDIDATES for the office of ReSident Surgeon to
"ove Institution, until Friday the Ist of June
. The Salary and duties required, may be known by applica-
troit at the Committee Room,- Ring's Head Tavern, Poultry,
between tke Hours of Eleven ,and Your.
The Election is fixed for Friday, the ath of June.
()(., ELY FOR PROMOTING THE ENLARGEMBNT
4141) BUILDING OF CHURCHES AND CHAPELS.
N ADJOURNED GENERAL MEET-
ING of this saiETY will be held at-their ROOMS,
32, Lincoln's Inn Fields, on MONDAY NEXT, when
'EPORT of the SOCIETY's PROCEEDINGS during the
ast year, together with a Statement of its Receipts and. Pay-
lteLts, will be laid before the Meeting by the Committee,—
"is Grace, the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, will take
fife Chair at twelve o'Clockp:eciselY•
WM. JOHNSON RODBER,
3t, Lincoln's Inn Fields,- Sub-Secretary,
Ma- 1" , 1821.
.PERPETUAL AD VOWSON:-.--To he DIS-
&t..,,PosED of by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the next PRE-
",NTATION and PERPETUAL AUVOWSON of a VA-
iA3ABLE RECTORY in .a faronrite Midland County, the
tilthes extending over a considerable tract of lAnd, and pro-
'lcing about 15001. per annum, capable of improvement,
vitt, an excellent dwelling-house, and all suitable offices,
Dieasautly situated, and about 70 Acres of Glebe-adjoining.—
rs apply to'Mr. William Tooke, Solicitor, No. 3,
'llhorn"Cintrt, Gray's-Inn.

POSTPONEMENT OF THE DRAWING.
and J. SIVE-WRIGHT, the Contractors,
respectfully acquaint the.,Public, that the Lords Com-
ialssioners of his Majesty's Treasury having deeincd it expedi-
114t to make new arrangements in the Lottery department at
e Stamp-Offico, have ordered. by their Warrant of the 16th
tu.
;Lir, Ise , that the Drawing of the State Lottery, which was
° bare taken place on Thursday, -May i7th, should be post-
rumed to Monday, May 28th, in order to give proper time for
rri•ngilie said arrangements into effect.befure the-Draw-
zl"3 takes place.
On MONDAY, MAY 28th,
'IS-T4 :1:c 4,01)7 Prizus must be Drawn, including TWO
21,0001. and 100 Omuta for gaining TWO Prizes
and
Share Chlnees are now on sale by T. and J.
tvid ';4'11.1(41-1 r, Contractors, 37, Cornhiil ; 11, Holhot n ;
C.,„ ("a, Haymarket ; where they sold, in the
.Two last
9t 14°4 ALL the 20,0n0t. Prizes also, 2,053; (Class B.)

POST NUN V.‘l. t±:N 0 e''.ll-1.6 Lt.) Y. -
Public is respectfully informed, that in
cl„ eunsegnetice of propos'e.d alterations of impOrtance in the
it h etnntent•Lottery Department at the Stamp_ Office, which
the a,' been found necessary. to carry into effect previous to
Ni,:"rawirtg of the Lottery, the Lords Cinninissioners of his
'l4,'Atr's Treasury have liven pleased to order, by their War-
rta4kntUfthe tfith instant, that the Drawing, which was to have
" Place on the 17th Nlay, shall be postponed to
11%.-n MONDAY, -the 2l3th of MAY,
all the Capitals of 21,0001. and all the 4,005 other
r.4es must be drawn, • Those persons who have. not yet
044,i1ed themselves of the opportunity whiCh the present po-
()Fla, Lottery affords them, of obtaining great Capitals at
'e-half the- usual price of adventure, are invited to take
‘nl'neclittte advantage of this extension of !line, which, added
to
ar
se previous great demand, will inevitahly cause a great.
'itY of Chances. •
•
rice remains at the santeu nnprecedentedlv low rate of
'"le Ticket Chance for Forteen Guineas, and a SiXteenth
atY Twenty Shillings, other Shares in proportion ; but a rise
;V shortly be- expected to take place.
leket and Share Chances are selling by T. 131S1-1, Stock-
-4:,lqtrr, No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross, who shared
.4 sold in -the last Lottery,
. 2,053, Class A
e,-58S, Class A Three of L 21,000 !
?le" 2,488, Class 13
r,veral.rniuor Capitals.
o„,a l'he Prices of Stocks are affixed hourly against Bish's
by which. the Pubic can see the finctuations.

‘l",, BURGESS' • ESSENCE OF FIOVI ES.
"o4ae, 107, STRAIN!), Corner of the SAVOY-STEPS,
London.
(TN- BURGESS and SON being' apprized
int,:). the numerous endeavou is made- by many persons to
uo,„' `1 spurious article fiir their make, feel it incumbent
}ettl to request the attention of the Public', in pur-
thesing
, what they conceive to be the Original, to observe
ge, "aloe and the'Address corresponds with the above;—the
theleral appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive
tait uuguaed, and for their detection, J: 11. and SON sub-
,ldowi nand
Clutions,—some ale in appearance at first
some " rhe Genuine," but without any Name or Address :
BURGESS'S Essence of Anchovies
Address."—others " BUR-
j,3, --and many more without Address.
""N BURGESS and SON haring been many years, ho-
tiourtd with such distinguished approbation, feel eve, y sea,
taieut of respect towards the Public, and earnestly solicit
c6,"' to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what they
Th.:ceive to be of their malie, which they hope will prevent
,',"Y disappointments.
.45URGESS'- NEW SAUCE, for general purposes, having
t'Ven BU th_ eh great satisfaction, continnues to he prepared by
and is recommended as a most useful and convenient
fat,uce,—will keep good in all climates.
ittehouse,lo7, STRAND, Corner of t lie. Savo- steps. London.
(THE ORIGINAL FISH-SAUCE WAREHOUSE.)

MILLARD'S, No. t 6, CH EAPSIDE,
figla INDIA AND FOREIGN AND BRITISH LINEN,
`AftIBItIC, SHAWL, AND MUSLIN WAREHOUSE.
NOBILITY and LADIES of Fashion
are very respectfully informed, that in addition to the
4011dorned supply of beautiful shawls, India and British
linens, French canibrics, lawns, handkerchiefs, India
longcloths and calicoes, a variety of articles for ornamental
ume is introducing after the most approved French style ;
merchants buying for the East and West Indies, and proprie7
• tors of fashionable business in the country, are respectfully
informed, the greatest variety of the-newest Ladies' dresses,
in white and colours, will be. found peculiar to the house,
adapted. for morning, dinner, and evening dress, on the usual
terms. J. Millard respectfully informs families arriving in
town that his present entire new stock having been purchased
Under the most favourable circumstances, every description
4?.f his family, linens, including superb foreign damask table
Iplen and napkins, and .hiS new and rich fin nitm es for the
o.ll.asring-roorn, beds, studies, &c., for beauty, permanence of
One, and unexampled price, claim their peculiar notice.
Lprice oniy
'made witlfout deviation, India Shawls