The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-11 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1816.

ARMY, CONTRACTS.
Commissary in Chiefs Office, Great George-
'street, London,. Sept 26 1816.
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VOTICE is hereby given to all Persons de-
"4- sirous'ot Contracting to Supply I3Eltilt and MUTTON
o,!ii.c,VAJESTY's LAND FORCES iu Cantonioenti, Quar-
:err; arid BAli•acksiin the under-mentioned Counties :
ESSEX,.
111 i DDLESEX,
NORFOLK,
WILTS. ,

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That the Deliveries are to commence on and fur the 25th
day of Noveniber.next; that Propoials, in writing, sealed up
and marbeiL" Tender for Army Supplies," will be •received
at this ()thee on or before Friday, the 25th day of October
(but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock 04) that day)
and, if sent by Post, the postage must be paid.
Propos* must be made' separately • fur each- County;
And caeli Proposal must hare the Letter which is iiti-
neiced to the Tender properly filled up, by two Persons of
knewn 'propelly encaging to become hound with the Party
tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars for
the due performance of th, Contract; and no Proposals will
he'notieed .utiles, made on a printed Tender, and the prices
expre,,sed in words at length; and should it so happen tha
during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should I*
• stdtUitie4 Pr supplietl in,t he County, ti Expenes of the Con-
rat:t and liOnd, paid in the first instance lay.the Contractor,
shall he: ramified to hint.

of the Contracts max be bad•upon application
nt this (Mice, bc.t..vcen the Imura'tit4tere'n and Fire.

PlLlSPoi‘si,l4.. obtained ajust cele-
I. trig, in the private'ctiee of the Proptietor,, Mr.
DIXON, Apothecary ; and from their great sticeess in nytAyob-
st inate Bilious Viso: ders,oat numerous Patients of distinction,
patticolarly the Duke of Bildfard, the Dowager Lady, Say and
,tele,. the 'Viscountess Balkeley, &c. &c. he was persuaded to
o:b•rithem It:. the Public", under the sanction of their Names.
They are found to be tut incomparable Remedy for in-
digestion, atm restoring the tone of the Stomach. They
rensove habitual and temporary Costiveness; Sick I.lead-
Aches, and !lean-Dom, whether arising front the acrimony
the, redundant Ink, intemitorate diet, or drinking to ex-
ev% and wilt lie, found a tuost valuable Medicine to be. re-
mitteel tri union every Itidispositionvccasioned by a di,ordered
ittate'of the Stomach and Bowels.

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bald at Messts. Butler and Son's, N 0.4, Cheapside, Lon
B-
don, in oxes at es. Rd.; es.; and 123.; and also. by the
pfineipal Bookseller, and Mrdicine Vendtrs in e wry Town.

• ESS ESUI: a. DROPS.
N his Majesty's Navy theiiv Limps have for
Z. near 100 years past maintained 11,6 r character as a spe-
cific for the Scurvy," Gravel, Dropsy, Strangitary, Weakness
and Obstructions in the Urinary Passage, and General Debi-
lity; but particularly for their absolute ant: speedy (-Ore of
the Venereal Disease. WESSEI.i's JESUIT DROPS' and
SPECIFIC REMEDY are the only safe and expe.litious e,
and are su innocent in their nature, as to require • or. no
restraint.

The great Object to be- attended to is,' that Patients and
Purchasers should be careful in having the trite oaf gennine
Preparation, as the unsafe,
.unsanctioned, and dangerous
Counterfeits attempted to he foisted on the Public by alma.;
lute falsehoods are so numerous that the Proprietors request
every Purchaser to ask- for WeisePs Jesuits Drops, and unless
they have the following words on the stamp, they are gross
impositions on the Public ; " Joseph Wessels, fig, St. Paul's
Church-yard," which his Majesty's Commissitmers have• or-
dered to be engraved on every stamp. All others are Coun-
terfeits.

Merchants, Captains, and Venders, supplied on libetr.l
Urn+, ,;Price Q. 9t1.,-116.—Itild lb. per bottle.
,M 114,40 .by &sager, Oxfoi.d.street; ,Ward,
Aoppa tctv and Tutt, Royal gullange.

ToTHE ADMIRPtS OF tiI;ONSY MOOTS.
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,grtitperior qualities of ‘VARREN'S JAPAN
44"41:11D BLACKING, hors incluceti several hat umt
11,04.(Pc40 soli fpo Huns Compositions under the abors time,
to- detect which, observe none are genuine unless

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A VALUATILF. DISCOVERY tort cHL,J)REN To ctrr
THEIR MILK TEETH WITH EASE.

THE General Practice of giving . Children
Corals, or other hard subetances, to bite en, has been
the means of Thousands of. Children dying or suffering tor -
Ante. Medical Men allow .that from the age of two months
Children's gouts are full of Teeth, although. not ;
therefore, it is requisite to keep the gums as soft. and moist,
as possible.. If Parents knew how hurtful Coral or othei
hard substance is to their Children's gums, they would not
let them have it ; as when Children bite upon a lard sub-
stance it hardens the sum, presses the Milk Teeth down,
prevents them coming through, and is often the cause of
Children suffering while teething ; hut NUNCE's Pitt-
PARED LEATHER eiien to the Child to suck freqnently,
instead of a Coral, will soften the gums, and the Teeth will
shoot through easily.. Even Medical Gentlemen approve
.of it.

Also PRINCE': SYRUP : when the Child's- gums are in
pain, by rubbing thou with it, it ucts. like a charm, as it
immediately relieves the pain.
Children are. in general afflicted, while teething, with a
wind and pain in the stomach ; but by mixing one tea,glmon-
IA of Prince's Syrup with two spoons/nil of water, and giving
ittlie Child to drink, ur inixinK frequently a spoonliti in the
Chilli% food, .it will be found of great benefit, and preferaillv
to other remedy...
As there ai.o.spurious kinds selling, be particular to ask
for Prince's Syrup." Observe, Prince is on the cover and
Neal of each bottle, at 2s. 911: the bottle. The Prepared Lea-
ther is sealed up, with each &utile.
Said, wholesale, 'retail, and for•exportation, by the sole
Proprietor, Pritice, Dentist, No. 9, John-street, Oxfol d•
street.

Observe, as the numbers run irregular in Jolin.street,
Prince's bousc.is next door to
Sold also by Bacon, 150, Oxford-street; Weston, Q 29.
Strand ; Barclay, 95; Fleet-mar Petr Butler, 4, Qbeateside ;
Davison, 59, Flect-street;Bigge, 03, Glieapside ' • Wilton,
'nal, Royal Exchange; and by post principal Medicine
Verulrs.

It is,so prepared as to keep in all climates. Merchants,
Captains, and Country Shopkeepers, will rtreive liberal

BOOKS' published during the last Seltsaii, by BAUMAN,
CRADOCK,' and TOY, 47, Patentoner• row ; sold also by
WI ILI AM 4ILACKIVOQD, Edinburgh ; au.a JOI-IN CU*.
rinblltt.
DICTIONA.RY OF SYNONIMES.

FNGLISH SYNONlMES'expinined in Alpha-
hetical Order ; with copious Illipitrations and Exam-
ples drawn .frow the best Writers. - By George Crabb, cif
Magdalen-Hall, (Word. In a very Urge Volatile, Svo. pike
ii.ls._ _ _

" lt is to be wished that some such Work as the Ahh4 Gi-
rard's Synonhues Frangoises werr undertaken fur our tongue.
Nothing would cunttibute Inure to precise and elegant writ-
Lect.