The Sun.
London, England, 1808-04-11 00:00:00

MEMORANDUM.

Th..; Exchange between Captain W. C. Davys, on Hall-
pay of French's Levy, and Captain Feathersionliaugh, of the
93d Poor, AS btAttld 111 th Guzetteof the ad February last, flaS
no taken place.'
Esisigit .Nltiony, at tht: 29th Foot, whi) was sqpersedeti, as
lived in the Gazette. la the isith ult. is tenistateit in his
Lieutritint Mann* A nnesley, Of the 7th Light Dragoons,
pis sairas“.ied, being absent without leave.

I. kx n r eNt in the Gazette of the 26th rannary last.
Sth Foa. For . A locJiitler Ross, .Cent. to be k.iisign, read
Atticoltn Ross, ()eta. io be hnsign.

ad/5ari...v.0,14W, Atoll 4, iBoB.
R>'..7l Aril/1(1y
r.1(;4 Liatitenant Goolg• IL Grimes to lie Capt.iitl, vice
retired. Dlitcd ~..A pri I r, iSoS. Se‘orid Lieu-
Tia.mas Vtice. to be Firs: Lieutenant, vi.e Grimes.
pra 1, 1803.
Litabfithvient Pr the iliiihroy apaitmentr of toe
Ordfanre,
tilontgoinefy Boyton, tient: to be Second-Assistant.
Surgeon. Deed Nl4;cli 26, 4808.
• Onlaance Ogre, April 6, iBoB.
Corp of Royal Aegineers.

Ccraltrnan Cadet Lii,vient;Z It, liawlinson to hc Second
Lieutenant, Foakoted. Uateci Mari,jl 22,
,IslB. •

Conmisdat,s in the Roykl f.deshite hlilitiae signed Lord
Lieutenami'

.S marl swan.CSent. to be I. icutewnt, vice ,Richirdson, pro.
inoteit in the Line, I),ited Nlaech t, 1308. Henry. Cant,
WCi,, Gen!. to be ditto, ',flee Hail, prontoted: in tlw Line!
N larch' i 7, tBc.g. Lewis Gowen, sen. Gent 'id. be
vi‘e a lilar, proinotf:Ll it tic Lint. Mite(' iisabo4e,
lobn Itoytauce Kent, Gent. to be (pat). Mited March 2,
5,
-1858. •

Commirsions ilgxecl by Ike Lfrd Lkplenant of the Corstry
P:111.4'llt Yomanty _
_

Sir john Courtney 'Hollywood, Barr. to he Cornet vice Wy.
bougn, Dated April I, 1808.

flainesafale

Tlieft‘ias StzfpVeton Gent. to bt AdjutAnt, vice Littitenant-
Coroael Frederick, tcsign d. Dated as above.

lI4NATRUP7'C I,IL,4RGED,

losiTti Ranch'', of Leeds, Yokksliire' grocer.'l ram April 5
•to 30 at elcven, at the Talbot Inn, Leeds.

HANKRUPTCESS .SUPOISEORD
14411401 jolin;im and, John StAtnam, of Tsysokett'6l:Mill3,
No+ thami; trOlers.
William ut Stokv, Coventry, viduallir.

IMNA"RUPTS. • /
Edward Rliodef, of Leeds, Yorkshire, curricr ..April rg, 20,
and May al,. at ekveii, W the oolpacks Litn, IVaketield.
Attorisies, Mr. Brook, Wakefield; or Mr. Battye, Chan.
cery.lane, LondOti.
john Hulbert, of Bristol, soap-boiler, April 22, 23, and May
21, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attornies,
Mr. Steplicns,• Bristol ; or . Mr. Sweet, King's-Bench,
walks, I'ernple; London.
George Whitharn, of Addingham, Yorkshire, drover, April
19, 20, and May 21, at eldven at. the Black Horse Inn,
Skrpron „ Atrocities, Mess:rs. Exley and Stocker, furni-
val's-lim, London ; or Messrs. Alcock and Preston,
Skiptoit. , .
Henry Mould, of Winchester, cabinet-maker, April :6, at
One, 26, and May at, at oleven, at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. Ware, Blackman-street, Southwark.
William ilenderson, of Paternoster-row London,, draikr,
April 16. at.tcs, 19, and May 2s, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Adams, Olflewry.
Thomas Taylor, of Liverpool, tea-dealer, May to, rt, and
21, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, 'Liverpool. At-
torney, Mt. Avison, Liverpool.
Thomas sedrion' Lancashire,
Salford, victualler, April
26, 29, arid .'lay 21, at eleven, at the Dog Tivieisi, Man.
chester. Attornies, Cursitor-street, London ;
or Mr. Knight, Manchester.
Richi'Uct Loam, of Long-acre, Middlesex, ironmonger and
brazier, April 12, 2b, and May 2i, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Messrs. Jennings and Collier, Great Stare.'
lint Lincoln's-Inn-fields.

Edward Tier Axford, ot 'fothill-strect, Westminster, haber-
dasher, April i 6, at one, 21, and May 21, at ereven, at
Goildnall.• Attorney, Mr. Mason, Rectory-house, St.
Michael's-alley, Cornhill.
fake Chinipion, of Beech-street, Barbican, London. boot
and shoemaker, April 16, .23, and May 2Z, at tell, at
GUildllllll. Attornies, Nlessrs. Higden and Sym, Cur.
lames,Shynn, 0: Bow, Middlesex, whitesmith, April 12, 19,
and May at, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harding,
Primrose-street, Bishopsgate-street.
Mark Nhilim, of Farey's-row, Highgate, Middlesex, dealer,
April 21, 30,' alltt May 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. At-
torney, Mr. -Field, Richmond- buildings,-Solio.
I lenry*Hart, of Great .foram-street, Brunswick-square,
Middlesex, broker, Aunt 19, 30, and May 21, at one, at
' A ttarney,'*.Mr. Isaacs, Mitre-court, Ahlgate.
joIN Layton 1 relai , of High-street, Shore .itch, Middlesex,
cheeseinonger, April s 6. 23, and May 21, :it twelve, at
-Gtiilcthall. Attorney, Mr. Clutton; St. Thomas-street,
Southwark.
Thomas Cotton, of Cornhill, London, stock-broker, April
• 19, a 6, and May 21, ..t one, at Guildhall. A rtorines,
Messrs. Winter, Kaye, Beckwith, and Ficslitiel4
Switbin's-lane. .

- DIVIDENDS.
May 2. Thomas Cliftbrd, of Birmingham, mealman, at ele-
ven. at the Black'Swan lrin, Warwicit.
May 2. Richard Sowlcy, of Knowle, Warwickshire, corn-
Maur, at eleven, ar the Black Swan Inn, Warwick..
!Way 2. Obadiah Ay les, of Topsham, Devonshire, ship-
builder, at eleven, at .the Globe raverit, Exeter.
April 3o William Garner, of Thetford, NortOlk and Suf-
folk, merchant, at eleven, at the Hell lun, Thetford.
May to. lohn 'lliurniond ackson, ut the ‘Vasilway, Lam.
beth, Surrey,.stock-broker, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
April 3,. Samuel Brumi, of Charing-Cross, Middlesex,
sword-cutler. at eleven, at
May 3. Andrew Strother, of Tokenhouse-yard, London.
mackwell.liall-Lietur and warehuthieman, at cleVen, ut
May 4. Thomas Livermore, sen. of Chelmsford, Essex,
grocer,and taltow,chanciler, at ten. at (;bildhall, London.
May 2, Christopher 'Clark, of Carlisle, Cumberland, nier-
certain! linen-draper, at eleven, at the Green Diagoni
Carlisle. • •
May 2,. tames Stubbs, of Liverpool, woollen-draper; at
twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool.
April 3.). bohn Cheetharn 111orrey, late of Manchester, cot-
ton-iiianufatinter, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, Man-
chester. ' • •

April 30. Joseph Sayer, of Upper North-place, Gray's-lun.
Luie, and john fel -y, of Tuclificld-street, Mary-lc-bone,
Middlesex, coacii atki harness-makers, at ten, at Guild-
hall.

May 24. Joseph Wilson, of St: George's-fields, Surrey,
umbrella-maker, at one, at Guildhall, London.
'lune t.' Peter Lindsay, late of Llarkiug, Essex, farmer, at
ten, at GuilulialL London.
May 12. A lexantler Woodward, of Liverpool, Wine-merchant
at tne York Hotel, Liverpool.
CERTIFICATES. .
April p. Edward Weaver, late of Newark-upon-Trent,
draper.
lames :Mann,: of Warwick, grocer.
. .
' •

iohn Enthicla, jun. ut Lang am, Essex, merchant.
lohn.Pearson, of A 1 man Lancashire, c qii•ttealer.
Thomas 'l'ol►ham. of Manchester, merchant;
I olin Herbert, of lane, London, merchant.
Oates Mann, of 6' rest and, Yorkshire, worsted-snanufaiturer.

P4IRTNARSIiIPS DIS.IOLI/Er).
John Wright, dec. and John Davies, of Liverpool, corn.
merchants. •

Francis llarris,' Edward Bryan, Andrew Pope, Edward
'
Stephens, and William Reid, of Bristol, printers.
Geo. Whitfield, I. W heel wright, and kobert Brown, of New-,
tent;, Si, Martin's-le-Grand, and Staining-lane, Wood-
street.

Maria Heasell and Mary Ann Deacon, of Norwich, milliners;
loft, Sykes and William Leadbeater, of I ludderstield, York
woolst4plers.
loins t•retterick Enouy mid Christian Gottlieb Geisaler,
of St. Martin's- le- G rand, leather-sellers.
to • Walker and David Neli, of New Alalton, York, brewers.
Rictiartl, Parkinson, Peter Lyon, and Thoinas Green, of
Great Bolton, Lancashire, utuslin-im.nufacturers.
Henry Wilckens, John Gabriel Migault and Olin Pseiler;
ot Liverpool,. merchants.
W. F. Kirke and John Whaley, of Grantham, mercers.
Jeremiah Ives, sell. Jeremiah Ives, jun. losepli Echalaz; and
lolui Greene Bazely, of Bishopsgate-street Without, mh:r.
chants.
Richard Wilts and John Robertson Bell, of the Pageants,
Rot herhithe, ›llOop- benders..
George Nlathews and Thomas Turnbull, of Laurence-
Pountney. Lane, cotton-merchants.
Wm. Snarly, Samuel Walker, James Walker, Benjamin
Booth and Wm, Bliiingstc, of itrampfon AlaiititaelorYt
'Forksey, Lincoln, china-inanufactil i crs.
'ems ‘Viiitaki7r and George Aleryw eat lie, , of But ley, York,.
cotton-spinners.

SPOR77ING LVTELLIGENCi.

NEWMARKET-CRAVEN AIgET.ING:IB4II.

MONDAY, APRIL 18,
Ttte Craven Stakes, a. Subscription of 1.-Is, each. for all
. ages; 2-yr olds carrying sat. telb. 3-yrolds Rat. -4. yr old,.
Sat. elb. 5-yi olds eat. tip. 6,.yr. olds 9st. 51b. and aged
9st, 71b. ACTOSS rue Flat..
The First Class of the Oatland Stakes of sOgs., each, h. ft. D. t.
Mr. Ferinor's Cerbertis, 5 yrs 9st lb • •
Mr. Lloyd's Cairditial Beaufort, 5 yrs Bst slb
Mr. Stidler's ltuntbo, aged ,
.„
Mr Elms's Stnuggler, 4 yrs ast 41b
Mr. Kellerman's Streatham Lass, 4 yrs Rst 21b
!At Jersey's c. by Buzzard, out of Spinet ta, 4 yrs 8;t ails
Lti i•oley's Captain Absolute, aged, list
!At Crosvenoi's Olive Branch,. 3 yrs old, fist 111)
Mr Lake's Nymplinia, 3 yrs old, 6st 121 b
Sir -11worwoodos ilawk, 3 yrs old,- 6st 121 b •
H. Sorgiciset's White Rose, 3 yrs old, 6at elb
Produce Sweepstakes of toogs. each, h. ft, for the produce
of Mares covered in 1804 ; colts carrying Bst 41b and fillies
ast; Across th4,flat.
Lit Grosvenor's f. (dead) by Sir Peter, out of Misletoe.
Sir F. Standish's 1. by Sir Peter, out of Eagle's dam.
S:r F. Standish's 1. by Sir Peter, out of Storace.
,3 Mr. Wilson's b. c. by Hamblctonian, out of Pavilion's dam.
Mr. Wilson's b, c. by liarnbletonian, out of Surprise's darn.
Mr. Warson's,ch. 1. by Coriander, out of Lily.
Mr. I. Browne's f..-hy Teddy MING/hider, out of tountcss.
Mr. 114;04 c. Devil, out of Portia.
Sweepstakes of tongs. each, hi ft. for colts and fillks then
rising 3 yrs. old ; colts carrying Bst. 71b.. and fillies S.
41b. D. M, .
Si, C. Bunbury's bl. c. by Sorcerer, out of Wowski, both
untried.
Mr. Wilson's b. e.. by Hanibletonian, out of Surprise's dam.
Mr. Lake's hl. e. Noyeau, brother to Mumbo.
Gen. Gower's b. 1. by Worthy, dam, Thistle, by Wood-
pecker, out of a sister to Mot bet ISUIICit (both untried)
I): of Grafton's t. by Sorcerer, out of Horsiby • (both
untried) 6
Sir F. Standish's c. by Mr. Teazle,' darn by Volunteer, out
of *race, an untried Mare.

•
Crpsvenot's b. c. by Sir Peter, cut of a Woodpecker
lllitre, dam by Sweetbriar, the. mare untried.
Mr. Mellish's b. c., by Shuttl., out of Strap's dam.
Sweepstakes of toogs..cacii, h. It. for colts and fillies rising.
3 yrs. old, and ii.ltried at the tone of naming ( April 18,
i 8371, cults Bst. ;lb. and fillies Bst. alb. Ah. M.
Ld,F. G. Osborne's c. by Ilambletonian, out of Eustatia.
14 F. G. Osborne's br. t. by Sorcerer, out of Drowsy.
Ld Grosvenor's b. by Alexander, out of Nimble.
Ld Grosvenor's b. 1. by Sir Peter, out of Ibis.
Sweepstakes of Zoog*. each, h. ft. Bst. 41b. each. Ab. M:
Ld G. H. Cavendisn's b. c. by Coriander, out of a 54 retie

mare.
Mr. Wyndham's b. c. by Whiskey, out of Minion.
Mr. I.,:dbPJKe's b. c. by Teddy, out of d Precipitate mare.
Sweepstakes of loop; each, h. ft.-Bst. 31b. each. Two-yr.
olu Course, unbroke at the time of naming, July Meet-
log, 1807.
Ld G . H. Caveodish's br. c. by Trumpator, oui of a mare
by Coriander, bought at Mr. Dawson's sale.
Mr. Goddard's o. c. Crini. Coll. by Gobanna, out of asister
to Horns.
Gen. Grus'venor's gr. c. Welsh Fuzileer, by Dapple, dam
by Stark.
Mr. Sitwell's brother to Anniseed, Bst 3lb agst Mr. Mel-
lish's brother to Luck's-all, Sst. Two-yr old
Course, aeogs h. It. -
Mr. Sitwell's n. 1. "Goosancier, by Hambletonian cut of
Rally, agst Mr. Mellish's b. c. Experiment, by !lambic-
tonian, out of Lady Cuw, Bst jib each. Two-yr old Cowie,
aoogs h. tt.
Mr. Sitwell's Clinker, brother to Clasher, Sst 51b agst
Mr. Mellislt's Anna, by Coriander, out ur Darluig s
Bst. Across the t•lat, apogs h. it.
1.. d Grosvenor's Eaton, tilt jlb agst Mr. Wilson's Giles
Sctcggins, Sat. IS. I. pugs h. It,
lien. Grosvenor's ch. g.. koast Beef, Bst 71b agst Mr.
flarbord's b. 1. by Saxl-Cobourg, 7st r3lb both Ors old.
Clermont's Bourse, mugs h. tt.
H. R. H.. the Prince of Wales's Trafalgar. agst Ld Foley's
saris, Sst 71a each. B. C. soogs.
Mr. Vansittart's Currycomb, Bst 71b agst Mr. Wilson's
Smuggler, Bst. Two•yr. old Course, ;oogs is. it.
Mr. Batson's Gladiator, ZSt 71b fee. logs troni M r. Scrope's
The Munk, by Ambrisio, 7st Sib. Across the Fiat, s„ss.

TUESDAY.

The Second Class of the °aslant.' Stakes of jogs each, 11. ft.
D. 1.
Ld Grosvenos's Violai:te, s yrs 9st gtb
Mr. Perinurs•Hifipotnenes, S yre gst szlb
D. 01 rattan's Parasol, aged, 'Sst salts •
Sir C. Purim's Thorn, 4 yrs Sat 116
Sir I . Shelley's Clasher, -4 yrs gst .
Sir 1. -Hollywood's Delvilie, 4 yrs 7st ralb
Mr. Lake's Ciniolanus, 3 yrs 7st 71b
Mr. Kellerman's dc Veinis, 3 yrs 7st 616
Mr. Hallet's Jewess, by ,Alubrusio, out us Jessica, 4 yrs
Tat 41b •
Lu h !Sentinel's lob 1 hornberry, 3 yrs 7st
Mr. D. kadesitle's Mungo, 3 yrs 7st
*Sweepstakes of loogse.h.,a. Across the Flat.
Mr. Shakespear's Zodiac, 9st
.Ld Jersey's Langton, rat 71b •
Ld holey's Ausosute,,7sl 31b
Mr. Lloyd's Cardinal, list iolb agst D. of Grafton's Musi-
cian, 6st izib. Ab. M. bogs h. 4t.
Mr. Lake's Coriolanus, Slat 71b agst Air. Payne's Ferdi-
nand, 7st 91b. Across the Flat, zoogs h. It. •
Mr. Vansittart's Monicntilia, Silt 910 apt Ld jersey's
Yoke, 7st 310. Two-yr otti Course, wogs.

WEDNESDAY,

The 'Third Class 9f the °viand Stakes of fogs. each,
h. ft. ' 1). 1.
Ld Grosvenor's Meteors, 5 yrs old, Bst 91b
Mr. Blachford's Shuttlecock, 4 yrs old, Bst alb
Mr. I.altb's Gaiety, 5 yrs old. Bst
Mr. Wyndham's c. by Scitedoni, 4 yrs old, 7st 1211)
Sir C. Turner's Tliornasina, 3 yrs old, 7st 91b
Mr. Fertnor's Brighton, 3 yrs old, 7st alb '
Sir J. tionywood's Bacchanal,late Goblet, 3 yrs old 7st
Mr. liaison's Charmer, 4 yrsold, 6st 13lb
Mr. Iloworth's Latnetta, 3 yrs old, 6st 111 b
Mr. C. Browne's by Patriot, out of Miss Muston,

3 yrs old, 6st 61b _
Thefrillawing having declared forfeit by the time prescrib-
ed, are to pay only togs. each, which is to bedivicled between
the Owners of the second Horses in the three Classes.
Mr. Elwes's Pavilion, 6yrs old. Bsetalb
Mr. Fermor's Pelisse, 6) rs old, Bst 'alb
Mr. I). •Itadcli We's Trafalgar, 4yrs old, Est 71b
Mr. Forth's Watery, 6yrs old, Bst 31b
I.ord lersey's Langton, 5 yrs old, Sst 311)
Ld Foley's Jasper, S yrs old, Bst 3lb
Mr. Sitwell's•Taurus, rs old, Bst zib
Sir l. Hawkins's Clermont, 4yrs old, Bst
Mr. Goddard's Bronze, 4yrs old, 7st 71b
Mr. Cave Moyne's brother to Maidstone, 4yrs old, 7st 2lb
Mr. Ferinor's Bantam, 3yrs old, Est
Ld G rosvenor's b. c. (,Nester, by Sir Peter, dam by pocd.
pecker, Sst 31b agst Ld F.G.Osborne's bl. 1. (dead; by I rum-
tutor, out of a sister to Royalist, Bst. Ab. M. 2oegs b. ft.
Mr.'Shakespear's c. Discount, byTeddy, bought at Tatter-
sail's, agst Mr. Panton's c. by Buzzard, out of Maintane, Est
alb each. Two-yr old Course, tomtits.
Mr. C. Browne's brother to Maidstone, Est 81¢ agst Major
Wilson's b. c. by Sir Peter, out of Brown Charlotte, Est alb
D. 1. sags. 3o et.
Mr. Ferinor's Cerberus agst M r. Shakspeart,s Wormwood,
Est 31b cacti. Ab. M. loogs.

THURSDAY.
Sweepttakcs of rangs'each, ttiost,each. Across the Flat.
Gen. Gower's ch. c, by Buzzard,out of a sister to Champion..
Mr. Bigg's c. b. Kill_ Devil, out of Portia
Mr. Sit yell's c. by Sir Peter, out of Ilyale
M. Railehtle's Seliin, bst 7lb agst Mr. Andrew's Lydia,
7st 71h. Two-y r old C. 204 s h. ft.
Mr. Sliakespear's agst Mr. Payne's Tudor, Sstalb
each.- Two-y r old C. pogs.
D. of Gralton's Musician, Sst.olb-agst Mr. Craven's Beau
Nish, by Thirsipator, bought of Mr. Northey, ayrs old, Est
41b. Two-yr old C. iodgs h. ft.
Sir C. Tiirner's Bramble, by Hambletonian, agst Mr. Mel-
lish's Wcaver, by Shuttle, Bat Ilb each. Across the Flat.
airigs li. ft.
Ld Foley's Paris rec. sags from Mr. Shakespcar's Cano-
pus, Sst albeach. isc C. soogs; •

MALTON CRAVEN MEETING.
CRAVEN STAKES, TUESDAY. APRIL 5.

Sweepstakes of logs: each, tin. all ages, two.year olds, 6st.
three-year olds,,liAt. —The last mile and half.
Mr.. Wentworth's b. f. Margaret, 3 yrs old • •• t
Mr. lvalton's b. c. Ranger, by Hyacinthus - - 2
Sir M. M. Sykes's b: f. Itirriet' by Precipitate 3 yrs old 3
Air. Thumtnon's b. c. llornby Lad, 3 vs old - 4
ivir.Corwoodis b. c. by friyacinthus, 2 yrs old . -
Mr. Marries wil b. c. by Siforit, dant by Phenomenon, 5
z yrs old - - . - - - 6
Lord Scarborough's br. c. by Sir Solomon, 3 yrs old . 7
Sweepstakes of logs each—Colts Bst. 31b. Fillies Bst.—The
last mile and halt.

Mr. Carthrtles ch. c. by Hyacinthus, out of Flora - s
Al r.',Shoplierd's b. c.
,by Ormond . - - - 2
Lord Milton's b. c. Easton, by Stamford . - 3
Mr. -Gartortli's c. by llambletonian, out of Caroline , . 4
Lord Nlonsou's b. c. by F. xpettation
Sir 'l. Ai. Syke's b. c. by Hyacinthus . .
Mr. Islitlton's b. c. by Delimii, dam by Slope . 7
Sweepstakes of `aogs each, for Fillies, Bst.. each.—The
List mile.

Mt. lVatt's IL by Delpini, darn by Trumpator . I
Sir, V. M. Sykes's b. Lady Rachel, by Shunfordrout of
Rachel - ~ . . . . , 2
Lord Scarborough's br. by Solomon, darn by Magnet 3
Mr. Robinson's bay, by Sta.nford, out of Fanny . , 4
Lord Havike's ch. Mother Goose, by Stamford - 5
Produce Stakes of cogs each, h. ft. for Colts rising 3 years
. oW Bst. billies 7st. falb.—Two miles.
_. .. ... ,

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Sir M. M. Sykes's ch. 1. by Stamford . - - a
Mr. T. Kirby's b. c. by Agonistes . - - 2
Lord Fitzwillism's IA: 1. by Sir Peter Teazle - 3
Mr. Pickering's b. t.' by Sir Solomon - ..- - 4
This Alain% is most numerously attended from all parts
of the country, The sport this day was excellent. The
weather has, however, set- in for rain. Much dashing and
splashing work is expected tor the Farsuers* Stokes on
Thursday.