The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-20 00:00:00

OFFICE OF 01€11.VANCE,J, •e 5,181 a.

grim P7IINCIP4L OFFICERS of His ilidr
J STY'S 011DN.-I.Veli do hereby gzee Notice,
thbt pruposals will be received at their OAT, in Pa
on or before Wednesday, the lid of July next, from such
Persons as may be willing to undertake the Performance
of the BRICKLAYERS' WORK for service of this Depart-
ment, at Chatham, for a period qf three years, determinable
after the tvpiration of the first year, upon notice qf three
months, at the option of either party.
Farther part:v.44ra, together with the Tcrrn and Condi-
tions of the Contract, may be known, upon application of the.
Offiee of Ordnance al Chatham, and also at the Secretary*
(Vice in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between the Hours' of
Ten and „Four o'Clock, where the Proposals usual be deli-
' vexed, sealed up, and indorsed, " Propoials for the liritk-
lame Work ut Chatham ;" but ns Proposal can be admi tied
after the raid ad of July, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the
acme Day neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the
Party making it, or an elgent in his BehalAshall attend.
By Order of the Board,
N. SecreterV.

FARM and VILLA, Twelve Miles from Town.

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TO BE LET and entered' upon immediately,
an EXCELLENT FARM of about THREE. HUNDRED'
and FIFTY ACRES, with a pleasant Villa thereon, in a sopd
Neighbourhood, and most eligible Situation.--Fur mewing,
the same, apply to Mr. Harding, Booksollee, zW, St. James's-
street, Loudon. .

THE NEW TRAGEDY..—SECOND EDITION.
This Day was pOblished. dedicated to Miss O'Neill,
4 DELAIDE, a TRAGEDY, in Five Acts.
..BY RICHARD sIIIEI., Esq.
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Performed at the 'Theatre Royal Cuve►it-Garden.
Printed for H. Colhurn, MI, Conduit-street.

This Day were published, in litmo. price 7s hoards,
11) EM ARKS on the..A af MAKING WINE.
.111, with suggestions fur -the Aoplieatiott of- its Principks
to the Improvement of Domestic Wines. -
DyJOHN hIACCIALOCH,

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Printed fur Y Longman, limit, Reps, Orme, and Drown,
Plitarnoster.row.

DIXON'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.

rrnssz WA long s olio-killed a justcele-
i
brit, in the private practice of the. Propsietor, Mr.
DIXON, Apnthetary ; and from their great success in mawyob-
*finlike (las, on nunuiratui Patients of distinction,
Sparticularly the oldie of Bedford, the Dawager Lady Say .and
ete, the Viscountess Bulkel,y; /4cc. Su.. he was persuaded to
offer them to the Puhlit3 nnr the sanction ow their Names.
They are' found to he a‘i iti6.mrarabit Remedy for In-
digestion, atm restoring the tone of the Stomach. They
remove habitual- and temporary Costiveness, Sick Head-
Aches, and Heart•Satn, whether arising from the acrimony
of the redundant bile. intemperate diet., or dr?aking to ex-
cess, and will he found a most valuahle Medicine t• he're-
sorted to upon. every indisposition occasioned by a disartlerv4
state of the Stomach and llowels. _ _ _

Sold at Messrs, Untler and `ion'sr N 0.4, l'heapsider Lon-
don, in Boxes at 2s. Ow.; 65.; and and Aso by the
principal Booksellers and Medicitii. T•iwn

Patronised by his Itopit Highntss she eitiNt..,% i; ie,NT.
Elegant Portrait of the e'er() ELLINti •
JOHN THOMAS' MOUE'S WA rALOO AROMATIC

TR ANsPARENT SOAP.

THE pRopRIKToIt (date above has much
gratification in introducing 1114 Article as .superior to
any he has ever introduced far similar purposes durinf.a
practical experience Jot twenty-three years as manufacturing
Perfumer. • Setting at defiance all atiraipts at • invidious de-
traction, the Proprietor of this Soap avers, that, on a single
trial, it will he found super .re to all others its purity of 'tex-
ture, emollient properties. and agreeahle delicacy of liavour.
It is particularly recommended for the use of [.adios,- and for
the Skin of Infants. Pit Cientlemen who experience irrita-
tion in the Ilse ..f the common shaving Soaps, this Aromatic
Soap is coolident.y and earnestly.reeommended as the most
valuable HMI t 'reek, Soap CVO' produced, at the et rue. time
possessing the most solid qualities, The- oboe,. Articles. are
soh' at the Proprietor's Warehouses, 65, Park-street, Gros-
Temir-square, and tir), Clutapside. Magnetic it cern. Tablets,
with or without the new improvements, 7s. Gil. 10s. Gd. and
15s. each. Regenerators Is. each. Regenerating Razor Strops,
25..fid, as. bd. 4s. 6d, ss.r4d. and 75. Gd. tech. Waterloo
Aromatic Tiansparent Soap in round Cakes. Is. Cd. as. 4s.
Ss. Square., of the same quality, is. is. Q. 9s. ad. cavh.
Rarer* accurately ground or seta An assortment of fine Ra-
zors, withtinaving And Dressing Cases, and -Apparatus, .&c.
arc constantly on bale. Also every Artlcle of Foreign and.
English Perfumery of the finest 1

NVAS Op
rloldlule'velsNa AbrioliJanAt 14'eAt NBILactQ Uegi
llittdti tCEKING
to the highest Japacs Varnish, preserves the Leather soft,
and prevents its cracking, does not soil the linen. is per-
fectly fire frolll any unpleasant smell, and will retails its
tuts in any climate.
Sold, µitttleiale, hy ROB E 'WARREN, 14, St. Ma rt i:.*
lane, London; and retail by Caldwell, Dublin; Whit.,,
Waterford ; "f":sontson, Belfast ; Bathurst, ltilinbur h ;
borne, Glitscow; Lyon, Invernes4; Cook worthy, Plymositls
Slid doss, INS autellester ; Furnival, Liverpool ; Mae-
eltsaold ; EV411% and Co. Chester: Clark, Lancaster; %ond,
Biriniughams Merridew, Coventry; Pierson, Sheffield ;
Greenslade, Guernsey and by his Agents in every Town :n
the XlllOllll, in Stone Bottles, Is. did. a Pnst, tod.
agnist, and fid. each.
eACTlON.—Obserre, stone are Genuine unless

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iz:o4 i
7,, —,iriv774,e4l„
is signed on the Label, and 14. St.. Martin's-lane, stamped in
the hottlei as the superior quality of this 111;01,ing has in-
duced several tae Imposters it, bun Spurious Coultnitious
uhdel the above Name.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF ~ORISS, tirEntasorr; JUNg 19.

The American Convention Bill was 'reit.' a third
and passetL
. The Refined Sugar Bill, the Ra? Tie Seed, and
Cole Seed Bill, the Bank Capital Bill, the Watch
and Ward Bill, and some other Blusamere brought
upfront the House of Commons, and read a first
time. . .

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The Marquis of DAispowtrn gave notiCefof his
intention to move•the recommitment of the Ha-
beas Corpus Bill tostmirrow, and alSo the 044
reading of the Irish Grand Jury Indictinent Bill.

IRISH LANDLORDS AND TENAI4TS.
The Earl of Ltmentct moved, that the amend.
ments mode in the Irish Landlord and Tenants'
Bill be 'agreed to.--Earl STANHOPE and Lord
lint.LANi) insisted that the Bill ought to be re-
Commuted, and the amendments considered in de-
itEDRSDALO agreed that this %vas the
nroper course.--The Bill was ordered to be re-
committed to-morrow.

FREEHOLD ESTATES Mt,.
Earl GREY having, pursuant to his notice,
moved the second reading of the Freehold Estate
Liability Bill, a diticussion of some length took
place between his Lordship and Lord Reticulate
on the subjecil 'Put as the measure had been ire,
trimly sent tip from the Commons before, and,
as its merits have received such repeated discus-
sinus, being generally Supported and opposed on
similar principles and arguments, we deeM a re-
petition of either in this rase unnecessary.
In tl►e result, Lord IliaiesijALß moved, that
instead of now, the Bill he, read a Second time
that day three months, anti which, on the flues-
tion being put, was agreed to without a division.
The Bill was accordingly, lost.
The remaining Bills upon the table were then
respectively forwarded ; among these, the New
silver Coinage Bill passed through a Committee
of the► whole House, and was reported without
any amendment.—Adjourned till tomorrOw.