The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-09 00:00:00

FICTUALLING-oFFIG'fi,

Nov,. 6, 18 to HE •
Cblif MISSIONERSjor VICTU4LLIING
Flis Majest-'s Navy do hereby giveNctice, That on Tuesday
the 13th instant, they will be ready to 'receive :enders in
(sealed up f, and treat for the Sale of such el the
°NGUES produced_!, om the Oxen to be slaughtered during the
:44bider of the present seam, in the Pie7u Premises at
Dyfed as may not be required for His Majesty's service.
-f6e Conditions of the Contrail msy be seen at the Secretary's
°Arr.
iv° regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall
e inserted in words at length, or that. shall not be delivered to
the lloard before One o'Clork on the said Tuesday !text, the 13th
"I"'This nor unless the Perssn who makes the Tender, or some Per.
his behalf, attends,. m answer when called for.

PICTUALLING.OFFICE,
Nov, 6, - t 8 to.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
7, HIS MAJESTY% NAVY de hereby give IVotice,That on
4"`llY, the-27th inst. thejr:LO be rea--:'y to receive Tenders in
(sealed up) and treat for the Supply of the lollowhg
kofillities of COCOA, OATMEAL, .13U T-I'ER, and
L2l-1E ES E, to be ;lel,,va ea at the Ports, and in the proportions
knarrrnentioned,

Cocoa Oatmeal. Butter Cl3ecse
vpoerpttsfznotod - 1
uth : :- 1.;i:
i2o 100 140
1"s
Tons Tout
los 6o 90
VlYwouth - So , -
40 , 7o

100 Soo 27c 300
'4ll a.,ereo/ to be delivered in a illuntb from the rlates of :the
C
and the oti,,r baf ir, one tl.lunib a Pert:Jai-Is ;
bc' paid forby Bilis,payable tuitb Intire4l, ninety days after
444 tr.

4"4' Conditions of the Coetraar may be trey at the Santai
PIN?.

N. E. Sampler y the Ccesa must be produced with the Ten-

No ►'egard w7ll be had to any Ten,:let in which the, Price shall
be inserted ix words at length, or that shall tic! he delivered
Board before Une o'Clcck on the said Tuesday, the
Zits instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender,
tr, 4", e Person on his &half, attends, to answer .when called

NTHE ONLY LOTTERY NOW ON. SALE.
. EXT MONTH, DECEMBER 4, the GRANT}
1,
M, . -CITY OTTEY willraw in uildhall,
'Teel'.
Capital Property,R situate in Skinner-Gstreet andPicket.Teel'. amounti.in value to upwards of One El undred,Thou .-
i'lld Pounds, and is t:,e last pppoctunity the Public can ever
ldve of obtaining a valuable Freehold,- Land-tax redeemed;
c'T 81. 155. Ttere are Twenty-live Capital l'iizes.
• Price of a Ticket . ' £S .35 a
Half . . ,C 4 i a o I Eighth . ,Ct 4 0
4:rQuarter Sixteenth .. 012 o
ickets and Sha•es are' selling at•Nol 15 and .1:6, Skinner-
ofT,et ; 7, SnoWltill ;
.13, Pickett-street ; 6, Aldgate, corn&
4oundsditch ; 419, Oxford street ; 120, Strand ; and 8,
Curnbill.

AThis Day wits published, price ts. 6d.
NALYSIS of the MONEY SITUATION:4
,9 It EAT BIOTA IN with respett.to its COINS and
(I,.\K N'OT'ES.'
Iby j. Mackiulay, 87, Strand; and James Richard-
's 23, 23, Combat,

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This Day was published,
In ()CU°, price 3s. sewed,
OBSERVATIONS on the CURE of CANCER.
By THOMAS DIi.NMAN, M.D.
Licentiate in Midwifery of the Royal College of PhySicians,
Honorary Member of the Royal Medical Society, Edin-
burgh, and Consulting Physician to the Queen's Lying:in
Hospital, Bayswater..
'Printed for T. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-Yard.
Where may be had, by the same Author,
T. An Intro(luelion to the Pradlice of Midwifery, in T vol.
quarto, illustrated, with copper-plates, cqt Edition, price
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4. Observations on the Rupture of the Uterus; on the
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•
MR. NEWENHAM'S VIEW OF IRELAND.
Lately published,in One Volume Quarto, price ii. 7;:.. in
boards,.
A VIEW of the NATURAL, POLITICAL,
11 and.COMME RCIALCI RCUMSTANC.F.S.ofiRE.
LAN D ; with a valuable Map, and copious Appendix :. the
former exhibiting, accurately the nu,nerous l-farhours Of I re-
land,-with their respeaive Soundings,&c. the actual and.pro,
jeeled lines of internal Navigation •; the Nurribtr of Acres
and houses in each County ; the Sults lately levied by' t
Grand kuries in each toKettt,r with various ;other inierent-
ing matters; the latter c,intaini4, a variety of Tables illus-
trative of thelirincip4l litoiches of the (2,w-titmice, of Ire_
-land for ntrwards of One; Hundred Years ; the Public Re-
venue, Expenditure, and Debt thereof ;. since the establish-
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cumstances of the several Countries ; the ptesent condiiion
of the Roman Catlillic Clergy ;,the endowed and upend twed
Schools; &c. The whole deduced fr nn Public Documents
and Authentic Inforination.

IIy.THOMAS,NEWF.NI-13.1,1,- q.
Author Of an Inquiry inlino the ProAiess Magnitude of the
Population of Ireland ; and many other Tracts relative to.
that Country.
• Piiived for I'. Cariell.am.l W vies,Strand.
rf The. above ,Work pac.ticuLlrly ream:ln:o4W to
the serious consideration of thie Members Of the Lepsla.
ture.

To TtlUt4rt t
No. 9, Now Bridge,,Street, Lonion.
ff.-moored Sir, • Edinburgh, Veatch ig, tßol_
'I BEG leave to inform.. you, that ever since the
)ear 1790, I have beem atilided with' the Lues -Vene-
rex- which, nom its obstinately- resisting every course of
Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the. FacalfY
here, and undergoing several sevete courses of salivation,
-and-twice dischatged. front the Hospital, with little relief,
would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the
spring of last year my disorder had got to sueli a head, a,
nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer
on the'croWn of my head,:tme on each arm, and Inv legs
were broke out in a frightful inanner ; my right.was..di cad-
fully painful, and had been iii a statvof ulceration -tor the
last seven years ; ntiy left, -had also two large•nodes on it,
was very -much discoloured, and gave me such exerutiat-
. ing pain, -particularly when- warm in bed, as nearly to de.
nrive.me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recorn.
• leaded* by Mr. 1-. Tliompiori; (who received so great a
cure,hy them licap-'l, to take 'your Leake's Patent Pills,
whiCh began to eh on the /6thf Of May ;in the course
41". fortflih4ti 1-;.1,e4 an receive benefit--in ' little More
than a mouth, the ulcers on my lieul and arms ,were
the sores on iny legs healed
soutirilv Ireleit,...-soon atter,'
also; feaviiig, however, conStuerable
.diseolonm ion in the
skin,-"and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the•Bles-
fimg of God, and a little longer persverance in your niva,
luable Medicine, subsided; the nodes disperSinisi the•skir
regaining its natura I hue, and thi not-turrial'pains-gradually
going olf. I thus liecame,•by your liberal -advice arid Me•
perfectly' tite frdin all my former' complaints,-
. have.recovered my former spirits and strength,••and•
conte jolly and fat; hi Which state navingcontinued many
ninths to the astonishment of all .who knew me, /-,aril at
a loss in what te..rins to express my gratitude, but beg you,
for the-good' of other tutliaing -mortals, to make this-my
case as public as possible,
.as I shall on every. occasion ;
in so doing,- you will greatly oblige, Sir, your .grateTul,
obedient, very humble servant, NLE.X. NURK Eit .
Swan's Close, High...street, Edinburgh.
Witnesses to the above Cure
rOHN• THOMPSON, No. 3, New Poultry Market; and
•loliN M'INrOsH, Old ASsernbly-Close, Edinburgh.
Prepared and Sold by. the sole Proprietor,
THOMAS T.: V L'oa, Member of the Royal- College of Sut.
gems, athis House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London
where, aftei a constant residence, of more than thirty-six.
years, in a practice particularly directed to the. cure of
Venereal Complaints and those incidental ko the Parts of
Generation, with that inviolable secrecy wriiitti- hien of
his profession should-always • observe in such cases, he
hatters ,litniself, the advice and assistan.to he: gratuitously
administers to persons taking this Merheirie, wilt be.
esteemed, by. a discerning Public, as an advantag4isel-
dom attainable and void of all ambiiiiity.
Also 36.41,; by Isis appointment, too • the convenieriee o`.
those living at a distance; at the Perfumer's, No.. S, 5*...•
Alban'b'-street,„ Pall-Mail.; the Toe-shop, No. tOj, 'Ox.•
ord-street ; Mr. Disburough's, No. 7, Fish-street,hila
Mr..S'ee 's, hirokseller; No. x Union-row, Little Tower-
hill • M. Baxter',s„• South`-bridge,. Edinburgh; Mr. -Mac..
donald, Glasgow ; Mr. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin,; and by
one,:perVll. in. every considerable-town in Great 13rrtai.nanti
Ireland, in Boxes of only zs. 9d. each,,scaled up with full
and. plain directions, whereby persons •of either sex may
cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety.
• N. 13. Every Box'sold in Great Britain is scaled Hp wuli
a stamp; on which, by favour of the Commissionets
at the Stamp Office--" T. Taylor, No. 9, New
Bridge-street,"—to mutate which is Felony, arid all others
Cmialtettclit; •