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rom Ijsri, BANKRUPTS.' CERTIFICd4TES. April E. Parker, of Little Turnstile, Holborn, man's mercer. T. Edwards, of New Bo n d- street, Sa i nt Ceorie, Hanover square, haberdasher. Mary Gould, of EFetri-wt rcc t cunfuetionet THE SUN. AOLLIkt QU DlCtita F4LSLilot AUDAAT 40 IVDON, APRIL 6, ISor. Wit have hitherto spoken with much reserve on the subject of the NegOtiation begun between this country and Frailty; from -pur anxiety to reconcile our duty ,towards p6verpnient with that which we have felt towards oqr Readeri. The moment is now come when we•carr, without any breach of the former, afford More ample satisfatliOn to.the and when we can, with confidence, speak upon a sub, je6 of all others the most important to their in_ terms,' arid the most dear to their hopes. We announced on Saturday, that Lord WHITWORTH hid been decidedly appointed to condua, on , the part of the British Government, the . Negotia, tions, of which Paris will probably he the theatre; The choice of this Nohletnan,..so well knosi-n .for ,his . frank and coaciiiiting manners, is itsclf a, proof nf the sincerity of the mishes, and of the good faith, ‘vitich are the charatleristk features of tbe present Minii,i . itration-7--civaliticii to which Foreign Powers will no doubt pay due..hotnage,. ana:of which they. mot have' seen a ~7onvincing proof in , the. conduel .pursued tortat..i:; them wit), respect . ,to Negotiatipni. Our Cavern:pent has rot ;waited the issue at the ExTecliffon to the Baltic before thy made Pacic Overtures to France ; b ut have, on' the contrary, offitred the olive branch to that Powei, apd to those of the North, at the sante moment, They 'Nye thus 6hittv, that they Tete riot desirous of availing t4enl.4 selves orthiir strength ; and of the jzist!e of events ; apA that tl4y have hod but one ohjeft.in view from the fir;.t Ip),Pleitt, .tht 'Of glyip4 Pegee, if pos,aihle, to F.rtglnuti and ,to frankness of DiplortlatiO COrld4e, Ff!ieh haq not yot been • suclepily• rerpat4ted,. ponot . futt to make 41 proqco on the:tliKzeot C4hintta of the - Cootincnt; to riimi;iish tilt animosity or our pptieht enemies, to augn ieat the' rtialipee, of those who.have become bottilo $4401 tegrtie s at to en:-nrr Age the pglicy of tlcepl.hyvprs i yitq'pe desifotn Qi, 40 ii!tervlS White' Sall, April 3. . The Xin g has been pleased to appoint John Pal ..., It er.Cailam, E:.q. to be Bath King at Arms. B.4NXRUPTCY ENLARCED. Ma , ' 19. T. • MicCohnell, late of Duakiric, merchant, at t om, at G uiltth4ll. John Hawkins, of Leicester, currier, to surrender A r 6, at tour, April 17, and May :6, at eleven, at the Three 'cranes and Lion and Lamb Inn. Attorney, Mr. H. Temple, Leicester. Peter borinelly, , of Tavistock-street, Covent-Garden, taylor, April 13, at ten, Ap r il 21 , ateleven and May,r6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Finer°, Charles -street, Cavendish-square. Abraham Wood, late of Scotland-Yanl, Whitehall, vielualler, April 11, 21, at eleven, and May :6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Minshull, Millbank-street, Westminster. John Stainsby, of Cornhill, woollen-draper, April 18, 25, and May 16, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Johnson, of Ely-Place, Holborn. !hairy Penn the younger, late of C;osbrook, Staffordshire, • worsted and was:glen yarn manufaClurer. April 23, at five, April 24, and May t 6, at eleven, at the Stourport Inn, Stourport. Attornies, Messrs. Frogatt and Robson, CitStiC-Street, Leicester-square ; or 'Mr. Haller, Allinster. Thomas .Charters, of Haydon-square, merchant, April ill IS, and May 16, at twelve, at Guildhall.. Attornies, Messrs. Palmer and Tomlinsons, WarnfOrcl-court, Throg tnorton-street. • George Gwinnett, of Bristol, cornfa6lor. April 14, Is, and . May t 6, at el even , at t h e Whi te- H art, Old Market, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Lewis and lames, Gray's-Inn, London; 'or Mr. G. Martin, Bristol. Joseph Walton, of Birmingham, rope-inaker, Apr il 24 , 75 , , at. ten, and M ay t 6, at one, at the Publio-Otfice, ham, Atter:nes, Messrs. Worth= and StePhenson, Castle-street, Holborn ;. or Mr. G. Kitchen, Birming ham. Edward Mottershead, late of Manchester, vi&ualler, Aptil 13, 14 and May z 6, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Deans. Late, Manchester. A ttorn i es , Mr. Ellis, cursitor.street, ondon ; or Mr. Wm. Creswell, Red-cross.street, Man. Chester. Jahn Bates, of Birmingham, woollen.draper, April 2t, 21, and May 16, at ten, at the Stork Tavern, Binninghani. Attornies. Mr. E gerton, Gray's-Inn,- Lond on; or Mr. G. kitchin, or Mr. J, Stubbs Birmingham:- , Garna I Hocigkilison 'Bobar;, of New . Woodstock, Oxford. shire, mercer, April in, 30, and May 16, at eleven, a t thv King's Arms, D e ddi ngton , Oxfordshire. Attorrues, M r . . Field, Deddington; or Mr. Carter, Staple-Inn, Loicion. folinßewick the younger, of NfonloVearmotith Shore, Dur ham, butcher, April 17, 18,,and May 16, at eleven, at the George Inn, Sunderland. Attornies, Mr, E.lstob, Ca. thanne-court, London; or Mr. Laws, .Stinderland. . John Ricketts, of Bristol, toy-maker, April 11. and ;5 , at eleven, at the Talbot Inn and Tavern, Bristol. A names, Mr. J. Tarrant, Chancery-lane ;or Messrs. Hall and Jar. 'Man ; Or M r.• E. Stephens, Bristol. DIVIDENDS. , April at. josepli York, of Scarbrough, Yorkshire, vintner, at eleven, at the New Inn, Scarbrough. April lc. Simon Maurice Betlitnan, late of Turnwheel. lane, Cannon-strect,inerchant, at ten. at - Gulldhall. May 2. G. Dearlove, now or late of North.street, West minster, coal-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.. May x 2. Win. Tate the ejder and Wm. Tate the younger, of Findon, Sustex, timber-merchants, at ten, at Guild. hall. May 19. E. Edwards, of Pevensey, Sussex, dealer, at one, at Guildhall. April t 7. R. Woodman, late of Fareham, Southampton, Krick-maker, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Farehatu. April 28. A. Wright, late of Market-Raisin, Lincolnshire, hawker, at cloven, at the Rein-Deer Inn, Lincoln. April 25. Abraham Mendes Pereira and Hermencgild f 2 astellain, of Old Bethl em , L on d on, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 2. T. Bennett, of At:teller-Hall-lane, London, painter and glazier, at ten, at Guildhall. April 28. T. Porter Banner; of New-court, Cnttched. Friars, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. mars Oft tl was the necessary precursor of a durable Pacification, and, 'Confirmed by the perseverance of our Cabinet. in its present line of condutl, must conduit the. Ne :gotiation to the- desired end. In every point of. view we cannot but approve the measures ,pursued by Mr. AUDINGTUN ) and his worthy colleague Lord Ha wxEssurcr : they prove at once the rec titude of their hearts and . the wisdom of their head's'. They have formed an accurate judgment of our si tuation, and.of that of Europe, and have felt what both required. We already feel the fruits of this wise policy ; and we shall, as we on Saturrday stated, be indebted to it for a more frank, and a more com plete explanation of the views of France, than has hitherto been obtained. We have no doubt, that the favourable train in which Negotiations now are will be followed with the same spirit and the same adivity ; and a very short time, we believe, will elapse before important steps are taken. We sha vernment has taken, and for hoping that they w be attended with the success that they promise. Tit t Pr;ner o f fralel Packet arrived at Yarmouth yesterday, with a Messenger from Cuxhaven, but without a Mail. That which became due yesterday 1-md alLibeti ;men our raper was pur to Press, The QV :Ind PR INC ESSES AUCVSTA, ELL. SO rlf IA, and Aa tt t. lA, aC41311. Z 413 ETU, MARY, parried by fat Countess of Hmtcous..r, and,Lady CHARLOTTE B.ELLASVSE, took an aising on Satur day, to Putney. Tit t: tit M.l j ts'r t a 3 did not yesterday attend Di.. vino et.g ice, at the Chapel Royal. Mr..l\itoßornt arrived y esterday at noon A t L c r d litt•symastritY!sQffio, with Dispatches from Mr. ARTHUR PAGET, :Minister at the Court of Li°. mice. • A Council of the Cabinet MinisterS was on Sa. turday held - at Lord ItklvitzsnuitY't Office, on the advice received from the Court of Denmark. The Hon. Colonel HOPE arriTO in • Town on Saturday from the °Mediterranean. Mr..HlGoiNs, the Messenger,` left To on Sa. turday morning, svitl Government Dispatches to the Court of Beilin,• being the, result of the Coun. cil held on -Friday, at Lord HAWKEsauty's Office. His Royal Highness the 'DUKE of You arrived at Bath late on Saturday night. His Grace the Duke of Po ItTL AND left, Town yesterday for his seat at Bulstrocii. A Report prevailed on Friday anti Saturday, that the Danes had take.n,pussession of Hamburgh. The Report was spread on the infortnation of Private Letters * . but it seems to require confirmation. The' Archtiutchess PAL AT NE . ' di4 at Vienna lately in eltild,bed. She was the daughter of the, Empress of Russia, • and generally beloved not only; on account of her beauty, hut also of her extraor -ilittary mildness anti suability, We havki :the pleasure to state, that upwards of sixty Sail of Vessels, aptly of them laden with Corn, arrived on Saturday itl the River from Hamhurgh. We hear with much satYkaion, that several re. spOtable, persons .liave formed themselves into a Company, for the laticiable purpose of bringing Cattle from the North of Scotl a nd f or t h e L ondon 11/larlceq . anti haVe a4tiaily .made the necessary ar rangemeots to ensure a . regular weekly suprly at . very re4gceitpr4:cs,. . o r d ers i n c ounc il have been ISSLICCi LC) admit the importation of uavalStorm,, irim deals, corn, and provisions, in Russian, Swedish, Danish, and Prussian 'vessels,' fiee of any interruption ; also the following articles the produce of Portugal, in bbifig belonging to tlte. same Stacey, until the - ist of July rxxt, viz:- winv, cotton, wool, rye, wood, and drugs. • . Thp loni FOleaecl..ilreatigeamts for afrording a regiliar lillomunce ;o of Reg - inient, in li ! ni of perluisits froqr elo,thjog, &c. buy r i . it is. saki, been deterinir)e . (l; We have bet heard riv itningit 40 . the oterin.a4iot)t• feel the highest gratification in having to announce them. On Saturday A.T. OTro had .a conference with Lord H 4 w trEs In) ttY, and in, the evening that Gen_ tleman disparchtsd Mtssenger, who Sailed yester day from Dover in a Flag of Truce. Non, tri4SrAworso the intelligence lately re .ceived from the Swind, we do not consider it as certain that,hostile operations 'will have been un dertaken ; and some circumstances lead us to believe, that the hopes of an amicable accommodation are not entirely at an end. .lf the return of Mr. VANSITTART %. • and :Mr. u msosn .froth Denmark may seem unfa vourable to this presumption, the continuance of the latter Gentleinem in the neighbourhood of the port where he disem4arked, wears another aspen. We cannot foresee what the issue of this Expedition will be, but it appears to, us, that of whatever 'importance our difference with the Northern rowers may be, our present situation, with regard to France, is.of much greater. As that - country. is the • A. source of the Evil, it is tberoliiat the most prompt and most efficacious remedy can be applied. An accommodation with that Power chili Put an end to all the difficulties e%isting with others :—the one is the Principle, and the others are bui the Conse quences. We find in this- another reaion for ap proving the Pacificatory Measures which our Go- ,; 4 . NAY AL • (i t, l; V F \--;" '-- 11:con ;11; I . 4per.l:rm pelagi, Javitsgsgme Sr.! mibi torte datum. Front - 16r L0NDp2VV.: 1 127772 1 7 '" 'Admiralty-Pffice; 4p ril4.. Cop Of a Lrtter from Admiral Milbanke, - Com manktfr •illajes!v!s Ships and 14- , .seL, _qt Portsmouth, to Evan iepean, Erg: dated that ist. instant. 'SIR, I beg you to lay b e f ore t h e i r Lordships the en: closed Letter which I have received from Lieute- nant Talbot, cotnmanding the Sheerness Hired Armed Cutter, giving me an account of his - having captured a sma ll F renc h P r i vateer. You will please, at same time, to acquaint their Lordships, that the Friendship Biig, which this Privateer bad captured; was retaken on die evening of t s .)e 29th ultimo, by Lieutenant Rowed, in the Union Hired Armed Cutter, and sent into Ports tnouth I am, &c. &c. &c. Sheerne.rs, Hired Czater, at Sea, sist March, 'Sol.. I have to inform von, that I capture:l, nn the 29th instant, Cape La Hogue hefiring South t six. league., a French Cutter Pri%ateer,, named La Pluton, Charles La Niece, Captain, mounting one four-rounder, Besides muskets, manned with four teen men ; she had captured the c%ening _before, to the Westward of Portland, the Prienthhip Brig, from London bound to Dublin. • SIR, His Majesty's Armed Brig 1.24 Charlotte hay nu parted company from me. in chace .the same light, I am led to hope he has te.uken her. I am, &c. &c. &c. • J. 1-1. TALBOT. /ldmiralllliiha &c. &c. Admiralty.Offee, April 4, 1 . 861.: - Coyly of a Letter from Li?sitexamt JPilllam She/- heard, commanding Ms Majesty's 'Cutter Pigmy, t, E.vatt• Nepean,. 117. dated at Trieste, 6th March, tBO &IR J EnclOsed' you will receive'a copy of my Letter of the 18th of February last, to Captain Ricketts, of /Es Majesty's Sloop El Corso. 1 alu, Sir, &c. &c. W. SHEPHEARD. Eglig Cutter, of the-Isle Lrtfritta, 18th FeLruar . y, zSo t . SIR, I beg leave to inform you, that this day, at two P. M. after a short chace, I captured off this island, the French Trabacolo Privateer L'Adehtide, mount ing two. Twelve.puunders, and one Six-pounder, small arms, ticc. commanded by Dominique Cann'Ha, with lifty-one men ; seven days from Ancona, hail taken one small Prize, and was herself formerly an Ancona Fishing Vessel. I &c. Bcc. (Sighed) W. SHErHEARD. 0'; RicAgit', El 9. Captain Majesty's iS'hip El Corso. 3' ARMOUTIIi APRIL 5. SA I L ED. the . Courier Cutter and Ra&grr Sloor, with DiSpatches to the North Sea Fl eet . Sailed .the Lynx,Sloop on a Cruize. Arrived the Prince. of Wale:, Capt. ANT gas Y DEANE, with a Messenger, b u t no. Mails. PLYMOUTH, APAIL-4. SAILED the R'ynl George, of zoo guns, Capt. 9 . ru'Ar, to join the Channel Fleet, and Sylph S;nop of War, on a Crui7e ; also the Ship lobar; of and fur Liverpool, from Jamaica, re-taken sothe",time since by the Leda Frigate. Arrived His Majesty's Ship .Eurydice, from . Li. verpool ; and the Ship Phan:, of and from Bre_ . men, bound to Charlestown, to procure provisions, water, &c. Arrived the Brilliant, of zg guns, Capt. P. WODEHOUSE, from a Cruize. fORT'SMOUTII ? APkTL S. SAIL to His Majesty hl Ships Caster; Porca,;fte, Castel and Plover, with about zoo Sail Of outWar,i •. • bound West India Ships, with a fine breeze at North bY. Fast,. • *:- • His Majesty's Ship Vamplard is gone out of the Harbour to Spithead. Sailed, the Aamaar for the .North Sea. The Aurora, Capt. CAULFIE LD, and the 4,7ki.; Captain MITE as, which sailed from hence on Tuesday last;and arrived this day from . off Havre - , bring an account of two large French Frigates hav: ing escaped from thatport oh Tuesday night last, and that thejason, Licut LosAcK, siding Cominander, and the Lapwing, Capt. ROTH BRAM, were left in chase of them, with every probability of their over taking them. The above was communicated to them by some Fishing-boats, as the Frigates sailed the night•before the Aurora and Adiait arrived off the Port. DOPER, Anti!, S. SAILED the Nancy, of Dover, Captain LAITI- Oit f 9 Ca lais, with a Messenger, II I, W ip WALLAcE, with corn, for Penzance ; re.taken by Hi;Nl:ejesty's Brig EageN;e. SIIF.ERNESS, APRIL 5. A Court-Martial was held yesterday on board the . 1644, in sheerness Harbour, to try Mr. Thomas . Boatswain of the.Prbecc Edward Receiving , 'Ship,-at Chatham, for striking the Centinel when fln duty, and for mutinous behaviour to Lieuten ant GRACES, Commanding. Officer ef,- the Lin (which Ship's Crew was then on boardine.-Prifter when the Charges - being: prob ed, in 7 the Court rendered him incapable Oreveragain serving as an Officer in His NliijestY's Navyi and `• twserve before the mast, 'in such of His Majesty's Ship as-the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty stall dirca. • Anived His Majesty's Armet l 4 Ship the Ninons, from Varmourk ; ,tutunrn Sloop, and DepOr4,Ten.. der, from the River Thames. • The repe:.? Gun--lirig is gone out - of Harbotz to the Lithe Nure. • DEAL; A.1' . 1: I L " Hts • Majesty's &icy Griymet salted 'yesterd a y ev;ening.orta Cruizc to the westward: 7 His ,M;ij es ty 's Sloop Enge,rtie sailed this moiniag for Portsmouth, with several Merchant- Shipitiuder her convoy.' In the novin►, tile'averyis4 7 f, Aum.Lutwibtt. WeJllesday a Court Martial was: held o boa - 4 His Majesty's Ship 'Gladiator, -in •Portsmouth'ilai— bour, for.the trial of - Captain Dv :WAN, and Ship' -.Company, tar the loss of the Scii4i , StoOp,, on the Shingles, in leer passage through the Needles. . After bearing the, narrative of Captain Du•irtAN, the Court was of opinion, that the loss of. the:said Sloop was occasioned by her being • drifted the Shingles by. the rapidity of afierAe.wit tacked,, acid before she got headway througfi the water, the Ship haring put in stays, •by• thelltotis diretlion, whilst the proper mark (being ilihlight or Hurst Castle), was in si4ht, end that no Whit-wry imputable to the said Captain FIENRIVIDuricArt, his Officers, the Pilot, or Ship's Companyiforihei: condutri upon that occasion. . • . Same day, Andrew Al - Theriot, a seaman belong. ing to the Hind, was tried for desertion. He.being found guilty, was sentenced to receive three tkizew lashes on board the said ship. • • In consequence of the mob having assembled at Taunton, and insisted on the redudion of the lerent articles of Provision, viz. Butter to be sold, : at 8.1. per lb. and the Quartern..loaf at lod, wee re concerned to' state,.- that. the farmers omitted, to bring Corn .market ; the effed of 'which occasioned a' very ierioufi alarm to the inhabitan ts •: and an absolUte 'deency of bread- Was .expe ..., ri ence d. ifeilliesday tw o o f the principal moters, were brought in th ere by the Dragoons,: and werton Friday tried, conviEted, and received' sentence of death, without the least prospect of mercy. This melancholy circumstance, we trust, will be the means a restoring peace and tranquil.. lity. The Norrisian prize is this year adjudged to the Rev. THOMAS TituNtAsoN, A. late Fellow.of Queen's College, for his essay on the following sub jeti The difittrtee cf o)sinion among Christians 4f.. firl.r no argument quint Christi att iy. The subj e & 1111 of the P oem for r. SE ATOWS Prize for the, present year, is, Sr. Peter's Dettid of Christ, • The p r i ze f or t h e present year ' will be twenty., eight pounds, and for every 'succeeding - year, f orty , The subj e a s fdr the p r i zes g i ven , b y sentatives in Pa r li ament f or the Universi the Rep re , ty, for Elli% year,. are Ex coaieseentiFtz B th ri e tan Se n or et ilu n t i C tx he rn lo ix rs imperi ' is,t:teliiar potissimuni boni, sit superaddendust r ... ‘. = For the Middle Batchelors, ' ' Qtie . sunt,Cait*"eur j:!rn per Plura Smeitla, Selentiv et ii_ mimes An t s, nun nisi in Chri - stianis Populis tiornerint ? It it reported that the India Company, by K la oo te ta av d xvj erla a n h, - , dispatch, in.atrenv r ti e r c ;g eiv t e o d j a o t i i n vie th e h_t ßl it iiii t l i o le f JeYpboree, with A numerous body of -troops, and several . camels laden-with Military Stores, &c. had been intercepted by the Mahratras, under the 'com mand ,of Lucka Ballot), and defeated with great - slaughter, and the loss of all their Stores and Trea.' sure. GOWEADUNT SING, a Seik Chieftain, of great enterprize, wh o ren d ere d himself distinguishe d in theßohllla War, has colleded an Army, and enter:. gauss, the Rravince of Poodana, belonging to the •rattas, 'which he - has plundered, and laid the adja, cent Country under contributions. The IVlahrattas are reported to have solicited the `assistance of the 'English to expel the marauders. 'On Thursday last a melancholy' circumstance hap. pered at Gosport :—As the First Contpany of Gos port' Fusileers, commanded by Captain Tnobto ,WHITCOSIB, were Marching from the town to their parade, Mr. STUAkT, one of the privates, was Seitic4 • with an appoledic fit, and,' after reeling a few paces, • • fell against the railing, near Weevil, and instantly .. expired. • He was immedi ate ly c o nveye d to . the Bar. racks opposite, and every assistance rendered. him, but without effeft. . On Monday night last, as the horse-keeper of the Telegraph Coach was hurting the horses to, 'at the door of the Duke's Hcad, in Springfiekl:lanei Chelmsford, the horses started whilst he was in the aft of buckling the leaders' reins, and on his'-en.. deav*ouring to.stop them, they crushed him again s t the knee of the brage, nearly adjoining, broke his thigh and .arm, turned the .coach over upon the bridge, and very much brui s ed an outsid e passenger ; fortunately time within escaped with slight concu. sons, .~