The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-13 00:00:00

f-'IUI'ITALL FPteLr, September 3, 1814.

E COM :1,1 ISSIO NEILS for VICTUALLING
!Es 111.4.TES7'IT'S do hereby 4-ire Notice, that
-est.7sesetav, the 4th of January next, tbey will be ready to
iendrrs in writing (sealed up), surf. treat with such
kersam as will undertape to supply (on separate Contracts)
~ltsuch quantities of SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF
cr 271.17
.9 be required- for the use of his Majesty's Ships and
vessels at Jamaica and New Provide'niy, during t's- space
Itr Twelve Mantles certain, from the 4th clay of 'March next,
al2d further until six Mouths' uwrnikg shall Le given for the
'termination of the Contracts, 11.:e Conditions of which may be

•san at thr Seere.ary 's Office.
Nan... Tart( will be had to any Tender in which the Price
44.411. not ,he inserted in words at length, or that shall
Obt Le delivered to the , Board Le/ore One o'Clock- on the
gelid Tuesday, the 411; of January next; nor anles4 the Per-
aon who makes the Tender, or some Person on his hehalf,
faterds to answer when called Tor :—Nor will any Tender for
OA Sea Prorisions Contract that contains extravagant Pricer
111,0* some. 4rticles,. and Prices much inferior to the real
*Woe upon others, be considered as proper to be admitted.
.I.t7achreurter strtri also he accompanied by a Letter signed
two responsible Persons, enga,;,ring to hecomer handed with
CI,C Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of 15,0001.ji,r the
4,lperformaneeof the contract for Sea Provisions, and of
L.QOOI. fur the Fresh Beef Contract.

VICTILILLING-OFF le E, Nor. 26, 18114

E CO lIMISS 10 NE I? S. for VIC TWILLING

ins .31.-LrE,si:rs N. IT do hereby give Notice,
4140 on Tuesday, the l 414 rtf December next, they wilt be
'64'l!/ to receire Tenders - irr'wri!irr~ (mated np), and treat
.ruch persons as will undertake to supply whatever
t4.:Sit BEEF 2nay be required for the use of .his Alajesty's
444:141.and Vessels at

Plymouth,

Tot hay,

13ilt tin/ ,uth,

ralntouth,
Yetrwoutl,, Lynn, and Welts, in the County
N0r103,,

Ara [-gate,

Ti.e Down!,
Dover Mads, and

New Itorimey,
r •
, '11;N/fur:hp CKNiITICIA;) for naelve Months, Port the Ist
‘l' jniiteary to the 3141 of December, 1820, inclusive ; to be
Pit*4 for Li l'ills'l wits/rivet Interest, sixty days after
s •

t 74e Conditions of the Contract may he seen at the Seere-
7-Vi. Office,
,at this o.alee ; or by OpyttliOg to 3(r. „Thomas
.Igtni for the Pictualling at Plymouth ; to the Col-
.._°""*nf • his I'7g m t's Customs at tlartout.h,. Fain-mak,
1
osoymth, respectively, and to Mr. Thomas Russell,
'.1".43. the Pietualling at Dorer.
r.,gorti a.i/1 be had to any Tender in which P the rice
1.44
l'ot be inserted in frost& at length, or that shall
plelivered to the Board blyirre Une o'clock on the said
t
4th of Deeemher next ; nor unless the Person
•lt
ye.
t.!tf!ke.v the Tender, or SOW Person on 447 behalf, et-
l.,l_to answer when called for. • '
1;`'; Tender ntast al:0 be accompanied by a Letter signed
Iht 14'0 revpniaiiik Persons, engaging to become bound with
t,,,i44:.4"„t„,t;tendering„ ik eke Penal Santo/ looot, for the due
*t,7".'fiakrof the Contract at Plymouth, and of. 8001. for
• tt 01/ser contracts.

By Ortlcr,

toN.

C'-I.- ULES SNIALIT, Sec.

ADDRESS TO THE PITBLIC.

But as the forms which Infidelity has now assumed are
novel and pecoliar, the Society have also thought it neces-
sary to vary in some degree, their ordinary modes of opera-
tion. A Committee has, therefore, been appointed for the
special purpose of searching for other Tracts, not at present
on Or Society's List, of Opening new channels fur distribu-
tion, and of circulating, at the lowest prices, such other
Tracts and Papers, as way be called forth by the occasion,
and may appear to them best suited to the exigency of the
moment. And it is proposed by the means of this Commit-
tee, to extend to the Public at large, those advantages of pur-
chase and dist ribtit iori4bich have hitherto been confined to
the Members of the S'obiety, and every facility will be afford-
ed by the Committee in London, and by the Diocesan and
District Committees in the country, to all those pious and well-
dispoied persons, whether Members of the Society or not,whe
may be desirous of giving. to these Tracts th 4 circulation
which it is the especial object of the Society to obtain. In
order to carry into effect these extended operations-,
_the So-

ciety hare already approttriated the sum of 10001. from their
general fund to this specific .ohject. And the;, look confidently
to the friends of Christianity for such cordial and zealous

as.may citable them to give the fullest effect to t lieir.eti-

deavours. They trust that they shall be assisted by the
powerful and the active in the diffusion of these salutary
publications, through all parts of the country; and that, in

- _
every•place where the Word of God shall be assailed,, the
weapons also of defence way be at baud, to repel the attacks

of the Blasphemer. They trust that, from the pious and the

wealthy, they shall find that liberal assiStauce, which such

extensive measures wilt require; and that, while they are

engaged in the anxious defence of all that is sacred and. dear

to Christians, their exertions will not be allowed to languish,
for the want of due co-operation and support.

At a Speeiil General Nieeting of the SOCIETY for PRO-
MOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE, holden in Bart-
lett's Buildings, on 'Monday, November '29111, 1519; pre-
stilt, their Lordships the Bishops of LONDON,. LINCOLN,
BANGOR, ELY, CARLISLE, CH I,,sTER, GLOUCES-
TER, PETERBOROUGH!, LANDAFF, the Right Ho-
nourable Lord KENYON, &e. &c. e.
! The BISHOP of LONDON in the Chair.

A Special Ccimmittee was appointed with full powers to
carry into effect the objeyis stated in the above Address; and
a Subscription has hezfn since entered into, of which the par-
ticulars will be !:Yen in a.sitbsequent paper.
'lke Committee bold thjpir Meetings at the Stociety'k
House, No. 5, Bartlett's•Duildings, Holborn; where and to
wbons all Communications are to be addressed, and Contri
lsutions will be received in furtherance of the above iuipOrt-
ant purposes.
The under-mentiolcd Tracts which are already on the So-
ciety's Catalogue, have been reduced in price as follow

s. el
Leslie's Alimrt tind easy 4ethod with the Deists 0 3 .
Lt slie's Truth of Christianity demonstrated • 0 3
Bishop Pori e't,s's Evidences of the Truth of Christian-
ity, bound
o
• ft
Ditto,. .
0 4
Bishop. Horne's Letter to Adam Smith
Bishop Watson's Apology for the Bible 0 tY
Bishop Ginson's'Three I",eitoral Letters on Infidelity,
3d. each, or tog-ether
0 6
Lord Lyttleton's Observations on the Conversion of
St. Paul
0 4
Bishop Sites loch's Trial of the Witnesses
• GEO. GASKIN, D.D. Secretary.
Bartlett's Buildings, December 11, 1819.

THOI7As And It IC 1-1 ARD A B 130 ITS beg the
attention of the Public to their unprecedented Low
Prices of WINES ant! SPIRITS, of the Best Quality—
' Per Doz. Per Pipe.
Port Wines
.
Old Di)• 425..
Cape Aladeira 2ls.
Slurries
Fine Old Do.
.l'efieriffe ail Vid,inia
Miceli:is from 'the flock Grape
Bronti Islailwila
West India Do.
East India Do. „ s4s.
English Genera Q. 6J. and 1 Is. tid.
0141 Rom
Do. Brandy (real Cogniac)

1001.
4.51.

98!.
VUI.

1141.
1401:

Also Pine Appl►• Spirits. and Liqueurs, which, With a full
List of every /)eseri pt ion of the finest Portugal, Spanish, and
French Wines, by Pipe ano4 Dozen, may Ire had, and sa►uples
tasted, at No. lu, Skrutterstrect,,and.alo, Oxio.l-strvet.

THE GREAT •picTuRE DEATH on the
PALE ,HORSE, CHRIST 104;JEC"I'ED, ST. PETER'S
FIRST SERMON, PAW, al() BARN:IIIAS RECEIVING,
the GENTILES; .the BRAZEN 'SERPENT, the cRUCE-.
FIXION of our, SAVIOUR, Ni.itlt 'other PICTURES and
SKETCHES, are nowEXIIIIU'I'ING, under the immediate
Patritnaze of his Royal. Highness the Princr! Rezent, at
N 0.125, PALL-MALL, near Carlton-House, every day from
Ten till Four.

SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRIS KNOWLEDGE.

T a time when the Enemies of Christianity
are employed in disseminating the poison of Blasphemy
and Infidelity to an unparellekd extent, THE SOCIETY
FOR PROMOTING CHRIS FLAN KNOWLEDGE consider
it their peculiar duty to call into action all the meank within
their power to arrest the progress of the evil. Upon the
magnitude of that evil they deem it unnecessary to
The signs of the times are; in themselves sufficiently alarm-
ing. But the success which, under the bles3ing of Provi-
dence, has for more than a century attended the labours of
the Society in the sacred cause, gives there the assurance
that, now in the hour of peril, their appeal to the attention
of the Public will not be icade in rain.
Without a general co-operation, however, of the friends of
Christianity, the exertions of the Society, as a collective body,
will be productive of a comparatively confined and partial
Benefit. Upon their own part, tke Soc:ety !lave nut been in-
active. Directing their attention in the first instance to the
Religious Works already on their list, they have published in
the most popular fo;ns, and at very reduced- prices, such as
appeared to them best calculated to check the growth of irre-
ligion. The extraordinary demand fur these Tracts which
May be anticipated, joined to the reduction of prices which
has taken place of necessity. he attended with much ad-
ditional expence, This expence, -however, the Society (al-
though their revenue has not, in general, exceeded the
calls which have been toads upon them) are anxious to meet
out of their ordinary funds.