The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-22 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

• Aug. 17, Aso.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA.
JESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
.Proposals will be received• at their Vice, in Pall• Mall, on or
before IVednetig, the stb day of Sept. next inn: 'uch Persons
as may be willing to undertake the stepp6, of HELMETS and
CAPS,
.for Service of this Dep mittens, for a period 4 Throe
Years.

Fatterni of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the Principal Stor. keeper's oA.‘e at the Tower; 'a,sel the Terme
and Conditions o/ the C*nto act; together with all father particulars,
m.y be k'r,wn at the Aecretay's Office in Pdl.Msll; afotesaid,
any day between the Hours o/ Ten and Four o'clock, where the
Proposals must be delivered, sealed up. and indorsed, " Proposals
for Helmet* and Caps ;" but no Proposal can be admitted alter
the said jib d4y of &ll:ember, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the
same day; neither will. any Tender be noticed, unless the Poty
making it, or an Agent in kis-behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board,

R, H. CREW, Sart-tag.

• OFFICE Ulu' CiRDNAACE,
Aug. 17, 1310.
HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA.
TESTY 'o OR-DNANCE do herek give Notice, that
Proposals will be 'received at their O//ice, in Pall-Mall, on or
before Wednesday, the ith day of September next, from such Per-
'sans as may be willing to undertake the Supply of NAT and
CAP S, for Service of this Depaitment, Jot a period of Three
Years.

Patterns of the 'Arad?". may be viewed upoor application at
the Principal Storekeeper's, Office at the Tower; and the Terms
'and Conditions of the Contrdel, together with ail further particu-
!ail, may be known at the Secretary's Office, .in Pall-Mall,.
aforesaid,. any dqy, between the, hours of Tex and Four o'Clach,
where the P►ooposals mail be delivered, sealed up and indorsed,
" Proposals for Hats and Caps ;" but no Proposal can 6e ad-
miffed. after the said sth day of •September, at Twelve o'clock at
Noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed;_u;s:
lest the Party making it, or an Agent in Gin Gebalf, shall at.
tend. . • .. _

By Order of rke Board,
2. •11. IV,-Secretafy

Tii E'TRUE ORIGINALik:SUITS DKOVS

Are now prepared' by SHAW andt lijW ARDS, 66 (on the
. _Foot-way), St. Paul's, Stiecessors to Joseph Wessels.
-I-11E JESUITS DROPS,have long been known
k. and • esteemed a' &ate, cheap, efnctuat, and 'often an
immediate Cdre for Stranguary, (fleets, weakness of tire
Kidneys, or Bladder ; and when taken on the first attack of
Venereal Infedion, they will infallibly accomplith the rie,.
sired etlee.: should the Complaint be far advanced, it will
be necessary, to tak.c. the spetitic Remedy with thelesuitti
Drops.
(the many clepredat'ons made on the'Property of the Pro-
prietors, compels taem to Rive this Caut►on, that no one
Bottle will be sent out of ' their House ..vittivt " Shaw and
Edwards (Successors to Mr. Weasels), 66, St. P aul's churcn.,
yard," engraved no the Stimp.
All others which are sold without the above Nunes ars
impositions on the Public'. .
P" Ask for Wessels' letults Drops.'

• MAILS. •
AR Iv ED —/ Gottenbureh. t Waterford. Dus—t Cadiz,
r Waterford.

PRICE. OE STOCKS
THIS HAY A r Twri.vir ''CLOCK• ,
687 Omniurn

Consol., - -

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antrm QC'S TfleißE 71T.iUM AUDEAT ?

L (/ N 0 N,

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1810.

A Gottenburgh Mail arrived this morning.—
The inost curious article of intelligence it brings is,
that amongst the candidates for the succession to the
Swedish Throne, is supposed to be no less a, per-
sonage than the French General BERNADOTTE ! ! !

Private Letters from Paris intimate the probability
of the restoration of GusTavus to the Throne of

sweden.
Foucart, the late Minister of Police, is said to

Lave been arrested.

The report of a battle on the 7th instant, between
—the Ailed and the French Armies in Portugal, in
which the latter wi•ere defeat •d after a long and san-
guinary atitiun, was renewed this morning, hiat with-
out any authority. .
_ . _ _

It appears that MOKTIER had, at the date- of the
last accounts, 'reached the Guadiana in his marchfrOin
the (uadalquive►, to join MASSENA.

,C+,l,6Del WYNDHAM, of the Royal Dragoons, was
taken prisoner on the- aoth ult., whilsr< inspeCting
the piquets of our advanced guard near Mlle!.

Dispatches are hourly expeaed from Mr. MAC-.
• XCENZIE, relative 'to the exchange of prisoners ; atid,
we Understand, great hopes are entertained that
they will prove' favourable to the objeti respecting
which so much anxiety naturally exists.

Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, the Doke of
CUMBERLAND, Princesses AUGUSTA and .SorntA,
took their usual morning ride in Windsor Park till.
tv;elve o'clock. The Royal Nrty .was accompanied
by Lord -WALsINGHAM, Generals FITZROY, and
WYNYARD, Colonels TAYLOR and Dzsimdw, and
La ly COLLV
Princess Am ELIA continues in e very fair way of
recovery.
Her MAJESTY and Prinfess ELIZABETH took ati
airing to Frogmore Lodge and Gardens.
Yesterday his Royal Highness the PrinCeof WALES
left town for Windsor, in order to he present at the
Fete given by her MaJESTY at Frogmore, in celebra-
th. Of CLARENCE'S birth-day,

Parliament was yesterday further prorogued, with
the usual formalities, to the Ist November. The
Commissioners were the Lord CHANCELLOR, Earls
BATHURST, and LIVERPOOL.

Lord VALENTIA, 11 is said,, is deputed by Govern-
ment to proceed immediately to the Red Sea, and
the coasts of China,,&e. in order to correct and im-
prove- upon the charts and soundings already- made
of these coasts.

The 'following commercial intell'O-ence has been
rz,
published at Amsterdam, under the authority of the
principal Douanier : •
AMSTERDAM, AuG. 1 I.—The subsequent articles
are extracted from the Tarif of the Imperial -Cus-
toms oir Colonial Produce imported into Holland, on
which a duty of boa per, cent. must he paid, accord-
in.- to the terms of the Decree of the 31 st ultimo.
Colton goods, Muslins, and all other goods of Bri-
tish fabric, are included ; and the concealment of
which, or any portion, will subjea the parties to
Fel,'ere, penalties.

Fr. Cents.
217 SO
-
- - 57
- 67 so
.Carraccas - 425
Surinam - - 447
-Bourbon • - - 440
Martinique and Guada-
loupe'F 457
Spanish Colonies - 420 per roo Kilog.
. Cinnamon - - 21
Cassia Wood -

Dying Woods.— Pernambuco
Campeche
Accajou
Brazil
Cocoa.

C~f:~e.

Spices.

- 327 co
per Kilog.
per Kilog.
Bahia - - 9o°
Georgia - - 570 •
Montreal, - 687
Caraccas -66 z so
5 uvula - 424
—Senegal - 205
Arabic - 262 per too Kilog.
--Bengal (Blue) -
- Best Burnt - z 6 so
Coste (best kind) 26 so
Manilla - 24 7;
Brazil - is per Kilog.
--St. Domingo and fa- .
maica - 290
Martinique and Guada-
loupe .
East India
I t avannah
Maryland
Hysnn
SouLliong
Green
Bohea

Chocolate.
Cochineal.
Cotton.---

Gum.

Indigo.

Sugar.

281
257

- 355
- 3tz

270 per !co Kilog.
11 50
- 5 1,,
- 8 7S
2. 75

Tea.

After a delib2ration of some days, we understand
that the Lords of Trade have, determined to grant
licenSek for the importation of cargoes frOm Fiance,
consisting of 'one-third Wine, and two-thirds grain,
oil, and seeds, on. condition that one-third of the
careo exported lei France, shall be composed of col-
and sugar, or East India manufactured goods.'
Licenses to this effeCt will be granted as soon as
the formnbe for that purpose can
.be, prepared by
the pruata, which will probably be. this day.