The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-06 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Isaac Bull, late of Tooting, Surrey, baker, from 01. 7 to
21, At ten, at Guildhall, London.
BANKRUPTS.

Charles Jones, of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender oa. 22,
23, and Nov. is, at one, at the York Hotel, Williamson-
square, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs Gill and Whitley,
Houghton-street, Liverpool ; or Mr. Windle, tohn-street,

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Bedford-row, London.
Thymas Norman, of Shenstond, Staffordshire, innkeeper.
to -surrehtler Oet. 24, at five, 2;, and Nov. lc. at eleven, at
..,the Littleton Arms Inn. l'enkridge. A ttornies, Mr. Hunt,
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Surrey-street, Strand, London ; or Mr. Marklew,,Walsall,

Staffiirdshite. •
Jesse Parker; of lidgboston,Warwickshire,rope-maker,to sur-
:rmder'Od. t 7, i 3, and Nov. 15, at twelve, at the Swan
Tavern, Bull.sireet, Birmingham. Attorney, Mr. John
- Lowe, of the Ravenhurst, in Bordesley, near Birmingham.
John Smith, now or late of Ridings, in WoOldale, Kirk-
burton, Yorkshire, clothier, to surrender OFD. 22, 23, and
. Nov. 15, at ten, at the Swan Inn, Huddersfield, York-
* shire. Attornies, Messrs. I. and R. 'Willis, WarnfOrd.
court, Throgmorton-street, London.; or Mr. Wm AIN-

son, Huddersfield.
Wl!limn torcy, Elias Smallwood, and Tames Sclioles, of
11,1;mchesler,' calico-printers and co-partners. to surrender
Oct. za, z3,:n:l Nov. ts, at tlin2e, at the Bridgewater Arms
Attornics, Mr.' Barran, Manchester ;
• or MesSrS. an7.l R. Willis, -Warnford.court, Throgmor-

tor-stuct,'Loodon.
ICiiliam ilollowzy, of Dursley, Gloucestershire, and T 110MaS

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Crceninp,:, of Cam, same county, clothiers and co-partners,
to. trender Oti. 24, at Live, 2y, ::nd Nov. 15, at ten, at the
Lamb Inn, Atternies,'W'ssr:;.- Harvey and Bryant,
Store-.mildings, no, London ; or Messrs. Hill-
and Young, Durslev.
:\ run, of Paul's-court, ffiggin-lanc, Wood-
street, 1.0.: t mm. 1::lzu- draper, to surrender UCH. 20, 2i, at
eleven, ;ay; Nov, Is., at one, at Attorney, Mr.

ihlr,r.strt.%.l, East Srnithii,.l.l. - •
101 m Illor)le;':o.f •Great Mary- Its-1),11,-:.st:2et, Middlesex,
clte,..seinonger, to surrender Oct. 11, 0,„..,..tnd Nov. ts, at
ax Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Palry, Great Mary.

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le-none-street. '
I).:Vid Stevenson, of the Strand, Nljtkilesex,--boot and shoe-

maker,- to trutrt,ntler 0:1.-14. Nov. t, t‘i'clie, I.:n(1.1s, at
at Cuii.thall. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Ely-place,

Holborn.
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"Inoinas Driivis.,ofilnatke-street, arosventor.square, Itii ici le- i'
sex, ~oiliec.7,ry., to I,U rcenddr 0 tl...tt, ig, at ten, -and Nov.
i;. ;-o deven, at Guildhall. Att.lrnies: Messrs. LUcl;ett
aid "Turner, Wilson-strev, Finsbury-square.
• • DIVIDENDS. , •

Otil. 27. lohn Campbell. of Epworth, Lincol»shire, mercer,
at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Lpworth.
Oct. aj. jolui Sala qey, William Ellison, and Robert Walms-
ley, late of Blackburn, Lancashire, • cotton-manntadurers
and Go-ptrtners, at eleven, at the New lint, Blackburn. .
Nne.. 1. William Henry Ravenscroft, Michael Edward Fell,
and James Entwisle, of .Manchester, dealers in cotton
yarn and co-partners,. at three, at the Bridgewater Arms
• Ina, Mancliestor.-
New. S. john. Nutter, .of Blackman-street, Southwark,
Surrey, cheesemonger, at twelve, at. Guildhall, London.
Nov.- 8. lohn. Drayton. of Carslialton, Surrey, victualler, at
one, at G tildhal I, London.
Oct . 3t . T tionias True, late of
.Stamfon..4 : Lincolnshire,
draper, at eleven, a: the George and Angel Inn,'Stainford:
Thomas Hart, of Bristol,•merchant, at twelVe, at
the W hite Lion Inn, Broad-street, Bristol.
Oa. 27... lames White, now or. late of Newnham, Glouces-
patent-ring-maker, at eleven, at the George Inn,

Dowdley, Worcestershire.
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1: , , . 4, joint Ayres, of Sun-strc2t, 13ishopsAate-street, Mid-
- die,ex, callow-chandler, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Nov 16. Lydia woods and William Woods, of Hampstead,
\ I;.'dlesex, carpenters-and co-partners, at eleven, at Guild.

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Oct. 19. john M'Carthv, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at
the Globe Tavern,, lobo-street, Liverpool.
CERTIFI C ES. .

m - Worral raynrc.. u* _Li.coln_daire. draper
Edward Crosby, ot Liverpool, inerthrsnt.

[This Gazette likewise contains two Orders in Council,
dared 06t. t't the ,first confirming, for the present, the re.
41u6tion made by the Commanders of the British Forces • at
11,,erios Avrts, in the duties chargeable on the exportation of
hides, viz. from two to tine real upon each ox hide, and frOrn
ode real to halt a • real on each lvirse hide, provided they. be
exported in hrtrish bottoms.. or by the Natives of Buenos
Ayres:—The other Order authorises. the 'Governors of our
'I iids-Atlantie Possessions mallow live.stock to be imported
jqtro the several Settlements under the conditions of the Or.;
der of the 17tknit.] •

The Noblemen zul Centiernen who hive signified their in,
tentions I a tt-11:ittig the Funcral, are h-utic.itluly requested
to a,semble at llr. t•ox's late residence :it the Stable Ntakti,
St. Vint s's, utl 1..,d.0 next, the toth mat, at ELven
in the- l 0reu0.,,1

The) xvil I pl-ase to deliver cards with their names and re-
side'', es !to 'Leh of Pa, hament I please to add
P ) to pet sins who o ill attend at the do rs to reserve and
conduct them to tfie stations app,hited tor their reception.,
.• The Noblyin-.At and Cleuttemen Directors, the Nobility-,
.a.u4 eld.sr sons of Nol?.e:neo, and tile Nieuwe, s of the House
of Cottl:ll,;us, will, acc..rding. to . e'xpresscd by so
trrmy of themselves, please to come provntcd o uh33laLif silk
scarfs properly' fastened on their right .srioulders, k
silk hatbands and gloves, r }vines will please to observe the
isame rule. Ail other Gentlemen will please to attend,-pro-
vided with- sill:. hatband:, 'and glow's. Cloaks -will be pro-
yided-for;such as. the order qf the rocessiou will admirof.
The Volunteer Corps who have ofiered,or shall offer, theii
services on this occasion, will please to observe, that Fits
•Royal Highness t, aCotntnauder in Chief's most gracious ap-
:probation of theirattendanee is accompanied by- His Royal'
ilighnes3's pleasiire, that a deneral Officer- shall assume the
command. of thern,-•as signified in the Lettersobjrinied'; -to
vvhom and to Niajo.r..petieral Leslie, t•ottitnanding the Home.
District, in the absence of- His Royal HiglmeSS the Duke of
Cambridge, they will, of course, address their application tor.
instrutliens and orders. ' ,

"A 9. Gen.-Calvert presents his cotnpliments to'Mr. she-
ridan, and has the hotionr:to• inform 10-1, thilt he has this
• morning received the Commander in Chief's commands, .to
signify to him his Royal Highness's perfect approbation of
the Volunteer Corps of Westminster attending' at Mt. -Fox's
Funeral ;.and his Royal Highness will give orders for a Gene-
Tat Offi(!et to assume ,the• command of the Volunteers who
have offered their services on that occasion. •

". Horse Guards; Oct. z, t 806."
" To the Right Hon. R. B. Sheridan, &c."
Notice of the arrangements respecting carriages, and the
mode of entering the Stable Yard, and setting down, will be
'given on Wednesday next. -1 • • --
Such Noblemen as are desirous that their State Carriages
should follow empty in the Processiop, will please to signify
the same." '

By Order of the Dire6tors,
• • - STE. MOORE.
xr, Salisbury street, Strand, 061. 6. 1806. •

MAILS.
ARR I V ED—I Malta, 2, Dublin, t Waterford. Do E—l Ham-
burgh, 4.Giottenburgh, I Lisbon, t Dublin, I Waterford.

PRICE. OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWEIYE O'CLOCK.
Consols - - 6z Oinniunt - 6}

TTH•E SUN.

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