The Sun.
London, England, 1811-12-21 00:00:00

OFPICZ OF ORDNANCE

Dec. 't3, 18 t 1,,
THE' PRINCIPAL OPFICpiS ofws MA.
yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give. Notice, that
Proposals will kr received at their olfiee in Pall. Hall, on or
Wore Wednesday,. the Iv day o/ -yanuesoy next, from such Per.
sons a: may 6e willing to undertake the performance the
Al NTE W RK at th"! Royal ihmonu. Mitts at Lewis.
ham, In the County Kent, for a period of Three Yeats, deter.;
min,)ile at the expirwion of One Year at the option j rather
i'cnt).

Further particulars, together with the Terms and Coridtions
the Contraci, my 6e known, upon application at the Secretaty'.;
Office in aforesaid, any day between the hour:
and Rut. ?Clock, where the Pioposals ntuit 6t delivered sealed
up, and indorsed " Proposals for Painter's Work at
ham ;" but no .11roporal can be admitted ,rfter the said to;
January, Twelve o'Clock, at Mon of the sant, Day,
nelth,%r will,.any Tender be. 'wired, unless the Paiiy minus' It,
or an Agent On hit behalf shall attend.
By Order Vibe Board, ,

R. li. CREW, Ser.

ADIVIIRALTY-OPVICE,

WIDOWS' PENSIONS

Dec. 19, 'Sit.

Notice is hereby giyea, •ihat the Widows of COMMIS.'
SION and WARRANT OFFICERS of 'the ROYAL •
NAVY, receiving pensions front the Charity established,
ter their Relief, will 1,,e paid their. Pensions (hie on the 3tth
of- last month, .at No. ro, New.aquare. Lincoln's lon,
London, by Edward Finch Hatton, Esq. the Payrnlister of
the said Charity,,,Vii. the 'Widows of Captains,' Lieute.
nants, and Masters, onFriday, the toth °l'm:at month :—The
Widows of boatswains and Gunners, on Saturday, the t /di,
and the Widows of Carpenters, Pursers, Surgeons, atb,l
ecertt, Masters, on Monday, the 13th, and' on every sue.
ceeding.Thetsday, between the hours of. Ten die Twelve.
And notice is further given, that Remittance Bills will
be sent by the Paymaster' on the rot), of nest month to
. those Widows, tcsident in the Country, who have request..
eel ,to be paid their Yell6ioll3 near the respedive Places of
their Rcsidenc:c.

I. W. CROK ER.

ItE.ANIMATION
WHEN the trios[ important fertaions of life
are sitspenitek and those ,who are inlialids by
tance or inipikutence, teriuCed to the most Aeptorabto
state of N k ItVOUS DIAJILITY, it is not in despair that
relief is to be found

.
.The ENUINI; AROMATIC LOZENGES of sTrEt.
arc the b;.st, it not the only remedy, tor This species 6t de.
W Iwo aversion tdexcicise, loss or depravity of
tile, and p4llid Countenance, intiumte APPro,m„hing consilinp-
lion, the th:licate,teinalo will .bey" preserved at r.ltored to
lwalth and society, by the benign inthienLe of this Medi.
tine, When the spark at lite begins to grow dim, the circu-
lation languid, and the faCulties paralysed, these Loaenges
Will restate health and vigour to the debilitated turn% tot
';'•terininess and animation to the mind.
PtcParCit by the. sole Proprietor, C. 1), Seddon, and sold
wholesatiand retail by his Agecr, Mr, Gitrord, at the Orli.
nal Warehouse, IsB, Strand, he,it SulTler.et
Retail alsO at Mr. Sanger's, Oxford .ttr..et
born; and Randall's, 1;.oyal EitaLang:, Pri..3: 7s. per box;
nt tour baxes in one, for 225. duty iii,luded.
Caution (--It is Mc:Cis:4ly to observe, that
each box is signed by the Proprietor, I. P. Shiitph, iti ma
4Cipd, Withuta Which 11'010 Ate SelliAini. •

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THE SUN.

SOLILI.I QUIS UICSkt VALSUM AUI)EA t?

LONDO,N,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 1811.

We have inserted this day very copious extracts
from the Americhn Papers received yesterday, in-
clutling the chief part of the Correspondence be-
tween the British Minister; Mr. FOSTER, and the
American Secretary of State, Mr.,MuNROE. It

Will be seen that the only point adjusted is tl►at re-

speaing which we gave the official details Yesterdy,
namely the affair of the Leopard and the Chesapeake.
Upon the main subjeCt, the Orders in Council, the
'Parties are still at issue, it being roundly asserted,
on the part 9f the Government of the United States,
that the Berlin and Milan Decrees have been revoked,

whilst on the other Intud;it is most justly alleged by
the, British, Plenipotentiary, that there is not suUI
cient evidence to prove, that those decrees have been
aftually and in fact revoked
,by the French Govern.
merit ; but -on the contrary', that there are nume-
rous pronfs of their being. thed upon" after the.
eriod when it was alleged they Were to cease.
This .'oitv-ha beci► of late so often argued, that
it is in•xt to impossible to say any thing oew,upon it.,
It is, boweveri.acuri,,usalode of proving that those
decrees have been repealed, to assume that. i hey have
becono municipal regulations of the French empire.
'The adjustment of the long-Pending affair of the
Leopard and the ,Chesapeake is undoubtedly highly
sati•,fa:::tory but it would have been more gratify,'
ing if the American Government had met our con-
cession with a greater, degree of amenity.
• It is reported, • that an American' Minister Pleni-
potentiary is td be. Sent to this Country; and that
Dr. MITCHELL is to ,be'seleeted, for that situation.

The Chronicle of to.day,sayi, " The Sun makes
a solemn declaration, that by the Faction they.
not allude to the Lords and Commons in Oppo-
sition." 'There is (to use the language'of the Chi*,
nicle the day before), something pettifogging,in
thi3 statement lor the Chronicle had accused The
,dun of applying she term faction to "the great body

of the Ldrds a<<d Conmsons," not as it, with pctti-

,
Pigging cunning, has -nb,w changed ihe, words to
" theLurdq rq.l.l,Commensin Opposition." This is
so pitiful a subterfuge, that it would not be worth
dttectinn, except to show the miserable shifts to
which it is driven. It 'concludes with saying, "we
trust that a sense of shame will prevent them in to-
Lure from the use of language so liable to misrepre-
sentation." The misinterpretation is imputable to
the C'ironiele alone, which made a most indecent
.cpplicatio6 of the word .fa6iibn to "'1 he great l o ly
. of the Lords and Coinitions:' but which it has,si:,ce,
`with Audi shallow craft, changed into, " the Lords
• and Commons in Opposition.!!!

The PIIINCE RR ENT moved into Carlton Amble
thig_,dly, We ate happy to add, in a very improved
bolt. of health. -

Tkicsday the Duke of, Yoilx held a Military
L4vee at his dike in the Horfot; Gqards, which was
attended tH, the Maquisses of HUNTLEY and BLAND-
FORD, and-a number otOffieeri. ,
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Letters. fr... 11) Vice-Admiral Sir Par.LEA,'S
squadron, date' the 19th ult• state, that the'squathon
were then otlYArcelona, blockading it up from re-
cwv:ing any supplies by *sea. A 'detached part of
his fleet kept a sharp hcok-out oa the Toulon fleet
in tenet harbour.