The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-02 00:00:00

"B,IA KR UPTS.

lbhn :`Weston, of Lane-End, Staffordshire, riotter, to sur-
renilvr June 16, 17, and July 12, at ten, at the White Hart,
Stailord. Attorines,. Mr. john Lilly.rarker, Stafford ;or
Messr6. Smart and Thoias, Staple's_ inn, LondOn.
Iti:hard Hardonan and Peter. Wright, of Liverpool, merchants.

Tana co'-partners, to'kurrender' July 2, and 12, at one, at
tlie.ckne Tavern, LlVerpool.• ,Attornies, Messrs. Stani.
stree: and eden, liiverpool ;'or Mr. Windle; john street,
13e.dford..row, London.
10/41 Collis, of IlOwndsclitch, London,- pluml.er, to surrcn-
der mu.: 5, at ten, 14, at. one, "and july tz, at ten, at
Attornies, Messrs. Luckett ,and ;turner,
• Wilson-street, Finsbury-square..
lvlarmaduke Westwood,' late of Crooked-lane, Fish-street:
Loudon, cabinet-maker, to surrender one 3, 14, and
hay- 12, ai ten, ..Attorney, Mitts, Sy-
inOild's- Inn, Chancery-lane. •
Alexander Dbrhatn; of 'Birmingham, grocer, to surrender
lune 3, 14, and July. tz; at ten, at London.
Anon-nes' C.: Mr. Lilt-On, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr.'
Samuel Lowe,
Birmingham.
George Browne,. of the Old- City Chambers, Bishopsgate-
sin:et, London, merchant, to surrender l unt 7, 14, and I uly•
12, at ten, at Guilt:hall. Attorney,. Mr. Aubert, Symoncits-
Lm. - •
Willittin'Kent and Ferdinand -Burlton, of Sheerness, Kcnt,
slopsellers ;did' co-partners, •to surrender j 4ne 3, 14, and
luiy 12, at ten,, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
Burt, Obuld-sq,are, -Crtitched-tears. '
Fannery, of Leeds, .Yorksaire, .whitesrnitn, to Sur-
render j.une 18, 19, and." uly.Jzost.eleven, at the'aotel,
• Leeds. Attornies, Mr. lames Lambert, Hatton-Gayclen,
• London ; or Mr. john - • . 7.
Henry Fishier, of Gracechurch-stteet, London, grocer, to
• surrender June 7, 14, and July tz, at twelve, 'at Guild_
nail. Attorney, Mr. Alen, London-strpet,. fenchurch-

street.
Rcbert Naylor, la,te commander of the'ship Fortitude,.mer-
chant, to suriende4 'nue 7, 17, -yid July 12, at tweive, at
G I, Loliduli:Aftorities, Messrs. E. and T. Dawes,
Angel-court, Throgrnortun-street.
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DIVIDENDS. - -

4 June :S.—Henry Dobson, ,late 'Of Goodmanchester, .'and Ed-'
ward Dobson, of Brampton, . Hunting:Armoire, millers
and to-pa:'!hers,'at, eleven; at• tht fountain lon,. ii unting-
don.
une 26. lanies Bennett, and Thomas Bennett,. of Ilunting.
don, drapers and co-partners,, at eleven, at the Fountain
Inn, Huntingdon
June 25. Edward Griffin,-: of St. Michael, in Bedwai'dine,
Worct.sterShire,,grocer, at ten,,at the Bush Inn and Tar an,
Wortester.
Tune al.. John. Ellis, of Tavistock.street, 'Middlesex, linen-
draper, at ten, at Guildhall. •
Tune :I. Richard Ginger, of Qaienhithe, London, salter, at
twelve, at Guildhall. • •
I une_24. Robert Par kinion, of Deal,-Kent, druggist, at ten,
' at Guildhall; Loidirin.
June am. Ma pia Watkins, now or late of Wells, Somerset-
shire, milliner, at ten,•at Guildhall, London.
june. 24.
sSatituel Newman,- late of Finsbury-place, Middle-
sex`, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. 7
July 12. 13 en),inin liewtiney the elder, of Littkfield,street,
Riegat4, ,urrey, horse dealer, at ten; at Guildhall, Lon-
don.
July 1. William Field, of Old Swan-stairs, Upper Thames-
- street, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July 1. George I' felt', of Old Swan-stairs, Upper Thames-
" stteet, London, nwrcilant, at twelvd, at Guittinall. •
July 5. Lawrence Smith, at PRrtsinquilt; draper, at twelve,
at Uuildhall, Lontion. .
. June 25. Mai, Ifags;, df Bath, grocer, at eleven, at the White
Hart Inn, 13.itii.
June 21. hene.iict Paul Wagner, of Great Winchester-street,.
London, niercriant,.at ten, at Guildhall.
' June 23.. . "1:1:(nnas- sirare, rate of Cleobury-Mortimer, Salop,
druggist', at eleven, at the-Eagle and Serpent inn, Cleo,
bury- Mortimer.
June 23. Eltzaheth Share, widow, and -.lVimas Share, late
of Cieobury-Mortimer, Salop, druggists, at the Eagle and
Serp,;ni Inn, Cletibury-Mortimer.
July 5. George ..Akett and .Charles Young, of Clan-110rd:-
Briggs LincollishiN., corfi-merchants' and co-partners, at
eleven, at the White. Lion Inn, Glaniford-13riggs. • '
June 25 "Riehard'Green,. late of Olney; Buckinghamshite,
• 11Le.inereiiant, at eleven, at the Anchor Ini,. Newport-
Buckinghamshire.
Tilly lames'Nlarriot, late'of Wiley, Buckinghamshire,
lace- n-,erchanc, cieven,„at the Saracen'S Head Inn, New-.
port- •
June zS now of Siler-strcet;'Woorl-stract,
Che.iparde,-4 forinerly of
.-Alderrnanbtiry, London, Man-
chester at One; at Guiluttall.
June 18. Daniel 1-liBg,, now or late, of Chipping Sodbury,
G lonces.tersnire,' tHandy at ten; :at the Pr Hite
bromi-sheet, Bristol. "5 •
7. ; CER I IPI CATES.: •

Tune 21 . Thotrias Hadfield, of Waketiele, Yorkshire, dealer.
George •,owlca, of Manchester, • corn- dealer:
I'v illlant Swift, of Sun-street, .I..fillopsgate-street, London,
t runk -mak ef. .
, .
NV illiam Kemp, of Faversham', Kent, grocer. ' •
A 0r..i,,1nt• .-.,,,t.:tasoit, Of Ratcliff-CrQs,,illiddle'sex, coal-mer-
- (thou. .
..
,
Robert Stout, of-South ShiClds, county of Durham,. butcher.
Ric takd Brooknolding Jones, of Eardistahe, LinCtittige, Wor-
. oastersifire, antler. . .

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- The applications h.ave been considerable, parti-
culrtriy true) the. Court end of the TONVI),
Fri-
day's Dra,ing of
,the Lottery, for such pnrchasable
ciHne.'s as yet to be tri.'t with. On inquiry it
is tound;.ina, tills increase of -interest is owing to
the sii-lking ',:ncuilyitance of the greatest Prize iii
the p4.-!sedi. being.aliotted to the First di-awn
urabei' on, tie ensuing Anniveiry (Wednesday.
et: Aiwimcit; vel-y plaise-worthy
• of lespL%:t to the be,t of Kings.

R cIIAR 11 At: R Is, of No. 4, Bow-street i an,
At the -A N- OFFiOE., No. 11Q, Strand • where Adver tis ;melds. Orders

_SPORTING INTELLIcENcE.

°MANCHESTER RACES'.
WSDNESDAY, MAY 28..
A Sweepstakes of logs. each, p. p. for Horsea, Mares, &c.
One mile heat.
Lord Grey's ch. c.- St. Domingo
Lord G rosvcndy's cli. c. -
Same day, a Hunter's Sweepstakes of logs. each, for horses,
&c.—l ourtnlle heat. '
E. Rushton, Esq.'s ch. g. aged -
M. W. Creswell'a b. g. Sportsman - - - a
F. 1). Astiey, clt. g. by Citizen, 5 yrs. old - - 3
Same day, a Nate of 7,1. by 3 and 4-yr olds, &c. The best
of three z-mile heats.
Mr. Wm., Hurchinaon's br. c. l)idapper, 4 yrs old - I t
john Clifton, Esli.'s ch. c. Welch Harp, 4 yrs'old •-• 2 2
The Ground was well attended, -and the sport remarkably
good on the first day, every heat being closely and severely
contested, "particularly those for tile 701. Plate.
THURSDAY, ,MAY 29.
A Sweepstakes of zags each, p. p. Three yrs old a feather;
4yrs old 75t,_ iilb. ; yrs old Sat. ; 6yrs old and aged tisr.
rzlb.
,One 4 mile heat.
F. D. Asticy, Esq.'s ch. c: by Marske - - walked over.
C. Smith, Esq.'s b. rn: I lebe, yrs old
Cu!. Taylor's b. g. by: Sir Peter, out of Golden Locks, yrs
Same Day a Sweepstakes of togs each, for Horses, &c. not
exceeding t. - hands ; under 13 hands a feather,. 13 hands
6§t,,; those aoove 13 hands 71b. for an inch, and so on in
piciportion for each inch or half-inch above. The best of
three 2,lliiie Heats. • ••
Wm. Seddon, ESq.'; oh. poney, Penelope, 6st.
Mr. Csint. Creswell's ch. podey Uy Spear,
feather . - - -
F. I). Miley, Esq.'s br. m. Clementina, by Regulus,
6st, 71b.
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Same day a Maiden
_Plate of 74. by any Horse, Marc, Or
Gcldin,,,, that never 1,/ 011 a-scl. (sweepstakes and matches
ext.eßt,,:ct.) Four yr olti colts 7st. rzlb. • syrsold cat. 51b.;
6',rs old a;:cl aged gst: rzlb. Mares' andfilhes to be allow-
ed 3 lb. the best.of three 4-mile hats.
johnlicitharn, Esq..'s bay l'uirse, Bounce, 4 yrs old 3 4: I
Mr. Kirby's pay filly, Laura,.4 yrs old • I X 2
Sir '1 . Gascome's chs. filly, Lea:ripe-A; 4 yrs old 2 3
Mr. H-. B. Hodgson's grey colt, Snap, 4 yrs old - dr
Betting for the 7A. !'late,' before starting, S and 6 to r on '
Laura ;. after the first I -eat;; eo to ; atter tile second heat,
even betting. The knoNynKtnles were completelyi had.

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MA,DDINGTO.N.--STOCK.I3RIDC;E COURSE.

7,HURgDOT,' MAY 29.-2 D DAY.

Sweepstakes. of sy4s Cacia',- with- iopp. af.P.ded by the Club.
(Seveoteeii Su. bscrt i.ters).
Mr. 'Douglas's. 4.. li. 'Ducat, by Coriander, 6 yrs old .
Mr. D. Peilebtriart, yrs old
Sir H. I.ippineutt'S. Milior, 5 yrs old - 3

FRIDAY.

A Handicap Plate of sal. ter ail horses.' Heats the last Mile•
Mr. Douglas's Duca, 6 yrs old, its% tolb. -
Mr. Herbert's Little l',:ggy, 5 yrs old, lost. 71b. o 1 3
Mr 1). Radelitre's Pedestrian; ,yrs old, lost. 0 2 dr
Mr. Worrall's,Peggy Lose, aged, 9st. ielb. - 6 4 a
,Mr. Biygs's Margaretta, 4 yrs old, 9st. zlb. 5 3 dr
Sir I-I. Lippincott's Sl4te, 6 yrs ow, I iSt, 41b. 4dr
Sweepstakes of to.. Guineas each.-2o added.
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Sir H. Lippincott's gr. c. by Guildford, Bst. !zit). -.. i•
Lord Siiokville's Whirligig,' 12st. ' - • - ' z
Mr., Worrall's Piper, lost. .71b. -
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.Alr. Goddard's Optician, nat. 31b. - 4
Col. Keinpcote's Dudley, test. 51b. agst Lord Brooke's
MungO.Park,e, lost. —a dead heat.

A few days ago.as a collier was going into a pit
nearCliesterfield, accompanied. by his two sons, the
bucket upset, when the eldest son fell to the
had both his thighs broke, and: died instantly.—. F.Tad
it not been for the immediate assistance of the Banks-
man, the other two in all probability would have
shared. the samesfate. • -

SHIP NEWS.

POOLE, MAY 30.
Arrived—the Harriston, Marshall, from Sunderland ; Bet-
sey, Collins, ;Min Newport : Perseverance, Lambert, from
Tel.hy ; Ncr.w Elope,
,Manelaws, from Weymouth ; Grace,
Bald:At, .trotu Teignmouth ; Hope, Righthea►l, from Ports-
mouth.
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Sailed—the Dart, Harland, Active, Baynes, and Aaive,
Williams, t,,r Portsmouth ; Lady Bunkley, Joues, and 13ro-
thers,
Burgoin,, for Liverpool.; William, Cm:kraal, Hope,
Netherwood, Minerva,. Lander, and Venus, Chandler, for
London ; Nestor, Young, fur Sunderland ; lames, Lrown,
ter G ivemck ; Urinia,, Thomas, for Newfou.ndland ; and
New Hope, hlauelaw•s, for Weymouth.

GRAVESEND, MAY 29; • ,
Passed by—the Black Prince, Hunter, from Waterford;
Caprepan, Rowe, from St. Michael's ; and lioffpung, Bales,

Sailed —the Olive Branch, Littlefield, and Happy, Crit-
'chill, tur Madeira; llelvoir Castle, Evans, for aterford ;
Fame, Curtrison, and Eleanor, Dwyer, aid W
Anna Maria,
for Tonni ng,en
MAY 30. Passed by—the Atalanta, Davis, from Ply-
mouth ; Amelia, Bote,. from Lisbon; Areas, ..Gibson, from
Messina ; Martha Washington, Cattier, from' Trieste ; Dol.
phin, • Craft, from Alexandria •, Gustalf 'Sophia, mein, from
Palermo; ,lloope, Sistratu, -and_ Drie Gebroders, pate,. from
onningen.
Sailed—the Rufus, --, for' Seiiegal ; and Surprize,
M'Cail, for Dublin.,

BRISTOL, MAY 30.
Arrived—the General Johnson, Wiirenam, Mercury, Weeks,
Hibernia, Davis, and Admiral 'Nelson, -Lilton, from Cork.
Sailed—the Henry and Mary, Dringey, tor Cork.