The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-12 00:00:00

VICTUALLING OFFICE, Di c.S I, IS2S.
Commissionersfor Victualling His
Majesty's Navy, &c. do hereby give.tu)tic,, that on
Tnua,snix; •15th day of January next, they will be
. .
rendyle receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and-treat for.
Twenty Thousand SHIRTS
Two'.l'llonsand Ditto, for Hospital use
Irmo- Thousand DUCK FROCKS
Five Thousand DUCK TROWSERS
Ten Thousand FLANNEL WAISTCOATS
Ten Thousand FLANNY.L DRAWERS
Ten Thousand BLACK SILK HANDKERCHIRBS
One Thousand CAPS, for Boats' Crews
Three Thousand FLUSHING JACKETS
To be delivered into the Victuidling Stores at Deptford,
one-half thereof by the Sletday of March next, and the
remainder by the 30th day of April following.

. Also for Ten Thousand BLANKETS,
To be delivered at a Packer's iu Loudon, in the mouth
of May next.
Patterns of the above-mentioned articles, aryl the Con-
ditions of the Contracts, may be seen at this Office.
Each Tender must specify the price in words at length,
end be delivered' before One o'Clock on the day appointed,
and the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on
his behalf, must attend to answer when called for.
M. WALLER CLIFTON.

BUTCHERS' CHARITABLE INSTITUTION.
A GENERAL MEETING of tbe
.4 IL DONORS and SUBSCRIBERS to this Institution,
and those friendly to its designs, will he held at the Free-
masons' Tavern, on TnuasoAY next, the 15th day of
January, at Three o'Clock in the afternoon.

Annual
Donations. Subscript
Donations and Subscriptions already ad- •

vertised -65 3 102 18
Mr. Abbott, James-street, Oxford-street 1
111 r. Artaeld, Tyler-street, Carnaby-
_ market.

Mr. Baker, Tottenha:l-court-roatl ...... 5 5
Mr. John Boone; Tottenham
Mr. Brampton, Stoke NeWington
Mr. Butcher, Regent-street
Mr. Butcher, St. Martin's-c0urt.........
Mr. Chapman, Adam's-rnw, Hatnpstead-
road
Mr. Clarke, Chiswick
Mr. Coney, Newgate-market
Mr. Cooke, Southampton-place, Camden-

town
Mr. A. Cooper, Newport• court 5 5
3/ r. Cox, jun. Swallow-place
Mr. Cuxon, Tottenham-court-r0ad........
Air. Dexter, sett. Alpha-place, Regent's
Park
lir. Dexter, jun. Alpha-place, Regent's

. 10 10

_ Park
Mr. J, Dixon, Pleasant-row, Camden-

. 10 10

town
Mr. W. Eve, Grays, Essex
Mrs. Ewen, Norton-street 5 5
Mr. Fmilkner, Cumberland-street,
Goodge-street
Mr. Daniel Felgate, Whitechapel
Mr. W. Field, Whitechapel
Mr. Alfred Fisher, Newgate-market 5 5
M. French, Grosvenor-market
Garment, South Audley-street lO 10
Mr. Goodbody, Islington lO 10
Mr. Guy, Portland-terrace, Regent's Park 5 5
Mr. Hembro, Norton-Street lO 10
Mr. Hewitt, Mile-end-road, 5 5
Mr. Hill, Newport-market
Mr. W. Hodges, Bouzer's-court
Messrs. Ilows and Son, High-street,
Shadwell
Mr. Lluckin, Foley-street 5 5
Mr. Hudson, Plaistow 2l 0
Mr. Humphries, Maida Hill
Mr. Hutchins, Oxford-street
Mr. W. Jackson, Clipstone-street
. Mr. James Jackson
Mr. Jay, New-road, St. George's East : 10 10
Mr. Jury, Netvgate-market
Mr. King, Paddington-street
Alr. Lee, Novgate-market
Alt. W. Kin;, Wardour-street .......
Mrs. London, Newgate-market
Mr: Mears, Mile-end t lO 10
William Mellish, Esq. • 100 0
Mr. J. Mills, Newport-street
Mr. V. Moyse, West Smithfield
Mr. R. Pain, Cleveland-street
Mr. Rathbone, Pimlico .
Mr. Redmayne lO 10
Mr. Rippington, Ogle-street, Marvlebone 5 5
Mr.. Roads, Little James-street, Bedford.

row
Mr. -Ryder, Dean-street, Westminster
Mr. Joseph Scales, Aldgate High-street lO 10
Mr. H. Sharp, New-street b 5
Messrs. Slater and Main 5 5
Mr. Smith, Drummond-street, Euston-
square
Mr. Squires, Tottenham-court-road
Mr. Starkie,•Newgste-toarket.. .
Mr. W. • 11; Stent, jun. Charles-street,
Westminster lO 10
Mr.; Treadway, Portland-street 5 5
Mr. Tritons', Wardour-street.
Mr. Vorley, Strahan-terrace, Islington
Mr. Ward, Great Marylehone-street
Mr. Ware, Shoreditch
Mr. Warmington, Plaistow .lO 10
Mt, W. Waters, Oxford-street
Mr. Thomas Webb, Newport-market lO 10
Mr. Webb, Craufurd-street
Mr. Webber, High-street, Marylebone.... 5 5
Mr. Wells, King-street,. St. James's.....
Mr. Wilcock», Goodge-5treet...,.... ...... 5 5
Mr. David Wood,. Whiteeltpel-road

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