The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-09 00:00:00

FROM THE FANCH PAPERS.

SEMLIN, MAY 3 -:—A new Army of 20,000 Tiii'!l,,l
is assembling in Bosnia to a& against the insurgent
Seqians: They are first to proceed against
General in Chief Cwoit GEoitGE went cn the 5..)801••
April to that place'to talee.the proper measures against
.that event, and the Army. of Insurgents on th2r sicie
will be cOnsideiably reinfOrceci.. During his stay at
,Usitza Czaarti GEORGE had three Officers shot
after a very brief trial. His orders are, that every
Chief shall, be at his • post, and 'continually ready
to act. •

The Insurgents flatter tilemselves with receiving
soon an, augmentation. of 40,00 U Troops,
of Bosnia and Monkitfegrins.
is rumoured that Baron VON' [UDEN, Minister
of Sweden at the Diet of the Empire, will shonly
quit Ratisbon.

•
The followhig is.dopied from the Belfast Commer-
cial Chronicle: ••

LLTTER TO CAPTAIN zu`nOucAt.i. OF THE` TXMPLt.
PFITRICK INPA NIRY, ACCOMPANYING A STANDUP
COLOURS : • -
.SIR,
- The Tenantry of Viscount Templetown, considering your
• high merit as an Officer,and a Gentleman, and the very
..1)ro..
• per behaiiourot
,the..Corpi you cominind, request yottr-
ac-
.ceptance of a Stand of.Colotirs. They are fully persu
that your future conduCt‘vil I be similar, to your past ; that
r you will nn every occasior. maintain peace and -gooei order, anti
-support- the honour alid dignity of His ik.l;ljesty's illUstrants
House.

. ,
(Signed, in behalf of the Tenantry.)
May 2, iBo6. ROBERT CAMPBELL.

.. . .
To which CA,PTAi.N WDOUGALL returned the following
Answer :
-REVEREND SLR, , Castle-Uptom, MID, 8, iSofi.
I-return you and the Tenantry my sincere thanks for this
;distinguished and honourable mark of approbatinn. It a
me the most -gratifxing rctieCtion- to observe the sentiments
,Which.aanate the people in general in ;his part of the cowl-
.tr'y ;, and.to find such a laudable anxiety to support the lio-
. nour of our good. King and invaluable Constitution.
I trust that the . Corps, _which you itave flius honoured,
will ever discharge their. duty with fidelity, and continue to
merit the approbation of their Superiors, and of the Tenant-
ry in general. lt is my earnest wish, as it is my duty,' to see
the-Corps and their Neighbours on terms of amity, and un
every occasion to find them solicitous for the maintenance of
peace and good order. .
_ beg you and the Gentlemen who presented the Colours,
will accept the grateltif acknowledgetnetiti of the Otfic:rs
and Corps. Your' approbation of nly coodue, as an Officer,
'is peculiarly-gratifying, to- me,-considering that it comesfront
persons whose opipions I naturally regard, and'whose knoW.
edge of rrie,and my condua,. stamps such approbation with
thOgreatest value. I have done little to ctmtle me to this
public token of your respell ;- but shall-ever tepid is,
,and.considerit as done with the best intentiohs towards the
Corps. I feel Confident the Ternplepatrick Infantry will
never disgrace your handsome present ; as, I trif4t, it will
,always be our study to, preserve :our Colours unsullied, .in
. supporting the honour and dignity of His Majesty's Crown,
and in the defence of our Country anti emir; ty of our itivaltr.
able Constitution. With every esteem and regard, I remain,
Revereod Sir,
Your most obedient zoid much obliged Servant,
A. .I‘OOIJGALL.
1, To the Rev. ROBERT CAMPBELL, Hill-hall.

. Last week• a young man of the name of Smith, a
.lighterman, was unfortunately' drowned near the
harbour-mouth .at Aberdeen, in atteMpting to ferry
himself -over the river to Tarry. It is supposed
;'that he lost hold of one of his oars, and in endea-
vouring to regain it, had fallen over the side., of the
boat, as she was afterwards-found with only one oar
on board. His body was found allow-Water. - •
' A few days ago a middLlaged 'man, of .polit'.; ad-
dress, calling himself a
.Ship-owner, and' Agent for
'some American Merchants; took elegant apartments
at Mrs. THORNBURGH'S, Devonshire-Street, Queen.
square. One morning, before the family was up,
he robbed the house of plate and wearing apparel to
the amount of•upwards of 601.
' SEVENTH DAY oF.DnAwnsro.--The Ticket No.
.17,080, drawn on. Saturday last a Prize of 20,0001.
' was sold in otie Fourth, two Eighth, and eight Six-
teenth Shares, at Messrs. HAzKaii, Bt.Tat4, and
Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange ; where No. 2,340,
a Prize of 5,0001. in the present. Lottery, •
~. as like
wise sold in Shares. -
eH • . ',, . ~
ORN-EXCANo-E, JUNE 9.—The `fresh . arrivals
of Wheat to-daymake a tolerable'supply, and the
trade for first quality-is. nearly at about. last price;
other sorts, continue heavy in ' tileir. sales, and
rather lowet ; Rye and Malt are 'also each lower ;
in Barley small. fluauation.; White-Pease remain
dear, and
and
rather cheaper ; Oats- are in short
',arrivals, andthe few samples of'; first, qt.tlity fetch
rather better price ; .Fleur , continues without fluc-
•
tuation. • . .
Wheat . . 6;34 a .76s a Bss od 'Beans ' ' - . ' 4Os a 4tis q I
, Fine ditto .4.- ..‘ 874 a -gas pe. Tick lidans ,28,. a 3ss od
I. Rye -i - , 38s, a 43s od Oats 2.26;3 25s a 3as od
Barley - . 27s a 33s od. Polanctditto , 3is a 33s od
.Matt.
"-- ' - 624 a 68s vd Rape Seed „. •!.. —1 -—1
' White Pease , ..44s v sos ott Fine Floui . .
„.7.ps a 7ss od
Grey ditto , - 345. a 38s 'od ' Seconds' 7 . 655 a 7os cct

• SMITIMELD MARKET, NNE,9.
This day's' market ek/iihited, a large supply ofprime
Beasts, and the show of Cattle in .general. was plenti-
ful ; Beet, Veal, and Pork aro cheaper than our last
repOrt ; Mniton and Lamb sold at last prices, and fix
trade was pretty gOod.-,•The saleS in the Haymarket
were somewhat lively; Hay and Clover have dropped
in price since Friday's market ; straw fetched a bet-
ter price:- Tlw following is an
,accurate statement
of the prices and numbers :

To sink the Offal per stone of 81b... •
,Reef,ss. od. to Ss 6d.—Mutton Ss. od. to Ss. 6d.—Veal
6s. od. to 7s. od.—Lainb 6s. od! to 7s. od.—Pork 4s. 6d. to
ss. od.

Beasts, 2650. —ShFep and Lambs, 16740.—Calves, &OA.—
Pigs 410.

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKEI.
Flay 21. loS. to 41. 4s,—Clover 31. tss. to 51. os.--Straw,
2.1. os. to 21. its.

horn the 'LONDON :GAZETTE, June 7, 1806.

At 'the Court at the Queen's Palace, the sth of
June, 1806, firesent,
The King'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council,
His Majesty havinl taken into consideration the
circumsta'nce's qnderwhich Ships and goods belonv-
ing 'to the ihhabitantA of Bremen are detained 'under
Embargo, ispleased, by and with the advice of His
Privy. Council; to order, and 'it is hereby ordered,
that the Embargo now subsisting upon the said
,_ Ships aud goods .be taken off;. and that ,the said
Ships, with their cargoes, not being Enemies' pro-
' perty, be permitted to sail to anyPbrt. not Blockaded.
.A.:cl the Right Hon. the Lords CommissionerS of
Eis Majesty's Treashry, the Lords Commissioners
of, the Admiralty, the Lord Warden
,of the Cinque
Ports, abd the Judge of the 'High Court of Admi-
rally, a
re to give the necessary directions herein, as
.V.) them may respectively appertain.
W. FAWKENER.

Crown-Office, jun( 7, 18,6.
MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN TIIIS PRESENT

PARLIAMENT.

COUNTY PALATINE 01 cnxxTr.R.
Davies Davoiport, Esq. in the room of 'William Egerton,
Ebti. tleceascd.

COUNTY 07 WYXFORD.

Caesar Colelough, Esq. in tile room ut Joan Loftus,- Esq.
commonly called Lord Viscount Loftus, called up to the
'House of Peers.

COUNTY OF WZ3TMO3!LAND.

Sir john Pennington, Barr. the Itight Hon. Baron Lord
'Mum aster of thc Kingdom of •Ireland, iu the room of Sir
Alichaed Le,Flcming, Bart. deceased.

.01/ict, :pare 7, 1806,

7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards; Cornet 'Charles Barwell
Coles to be Lieutenant, without purchase.
3d Regiment of Dragoons, Evans, Gent. to be Cornet,
without purchase, vice Massev,-promoted
6th Ditto, Augustus Saltren Willett, , (ent. to be Cornet,
without purchase, vice' Biddulph. promoted.
1 all Regiment of Light Dragoons, -Lieutenant Frederick
Schreiber to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice
Phillips, who retires. Cornet fames Maxwell Wallace,
from the 9th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant,• by par-
, chase, vice Latour, promoted in Major. General Ramsay's
Regiment. John Arthur Worsop, Geut. to be Cornet, by
• purchase, vice Schreiber, promoted.
Ist Regiment of Foot, Ensign Peter M•Gregor to be Lieu.
tenant, without purchase, vice M'lntaggert, promoted in
the Bth West India Regiment. David Dennehar, Cent.
to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Nicholson, whose
Appointment has not taken place. Duncan M'Gregor,
Gent, to be Ensign, vice Peter M'Gregor.
7th Ditto. Cornet
,Edward Thomas Fitzgerald, from the loth
Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice
Lennon, who resigns.
ISt n• Ditto, Lieutenant John Drake, from the 4sth Foot, to
h;: Paymaster of the ist Battalion, vice Hay deceased.
Dittn, Se:_ond Lieutenant Charles lolifte to be First
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sotheby, who retires.
32d Ditto, Ensign Michael Kilkelly, "from the 98th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M'Dougall, pro-
-
moted.

33(1 Ditto, Richard Hobbs Taunton, Gent. to be Ensign, by
purchase; vice W...stcot, promoted in the 77th Foot. •
34th Ditto, John flay, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice Morris, whose Appointment bas not taken plice.
43c1 Ditto-, Film Buchanan, Lent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vile Taggert, promoted.
. . . .

44th Ditto, Wiiiiiira 11. Turner, Gent, to be :nsign, with-
ou! purctrase, vice Bishop, stiß.rsecled. . .
45tii I,':tio, Ensign James Henry Reynett to be Lieutenant,
‘N. 1 t ;,(iiit pin Lilase. Ensign juhli'lLirris to he ditto. 1,141-
'1,7,11 it,,,i,,,ii, (3eiit. to be Ensign, vice Reynett. Ed-
ward ,"vril,i . , '-ent.!;) .;; (Ciao, vice Harris. _ .

534 1.3,,t0, I .i...g.. , t;c:orge Horsley to be Lieutenant,
'by purchase, vice lacott, promoted in the 72d Foot.
54th Ditto, Ensign Henry Richards to be lieu.enant, with-
out purchase, vice Conolly, dismissed the Service.
6oth L'itto, Lieutenant [ohn Anthony Wolff' to be Captain
of a Company, without purchase, vice White, promoted
in tile 2:t Royal Veteran Battalion. •
7Stil Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Campbell, from Half-pay
of tgie v(1 Foa, to be Lieutenant, vice.. Donald Cameron,
who e. Lit,ng,es.
Royal R,,Ainent. of Malta, Assistant Surgeon ment
Banks to be Surgeon, vice Weber, appointed to oberg's
Levy.
A Regiment of Infantry, for Service at the Cape of Good
Hope, Lieutenant William Hely, from.th., Royals, to.be
Captain of a Company, without purchase. Lieutenant
Henry Ellis, from the 36th Foot, to be Captain of a Corn-
panyo without purchase.
6th Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant lames_WintoSh,
from the ow Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice
Stewart, placed on the Retired List.
Royal Newfoundland Fenciblcs, Ensign George. Audley to
be Lieutenant, vice Bulger, who resigns. John Bulger,
Cent. (late Lieutenant, with temporary Rank,) to be En-
sign, vice Audley.

MEMORANDUM.
Lieutenant Samuel Greg, of the gtii ‘Vest-India,Regiment,
is iuperseried, being absent without leave.

Commissions in the, Dorsetshire Regiment of Militia, sired 6y,
the Lord Lieutenant.

lames Nooth, Galt. to be Lieutenant. vice Herhertson, de-
ceaSed. Dated May zB, 1836. Robert Rogers, Gent, to
be ditto, vice Sills, resigned. Dated May 29, 1836

Commissions signed ty the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Southampton.
Iskrth Hants Regiment of Militia.
John Oglander, Esq. to be Captain, vice Terry, resigned.
Dated May z's, tBr:4. Wm. Veal, Gent., to be Ensign.
Dated June 4, 1806.

Commissionin tk Second Regiment of Lanark Volunteer In,
tantry, signed by tie Lard Litittenaat of that County.
Daniel 111•Yhersou, Gent. to be:Adjutant. Dated Oa. s,

11AVKRUPTCIES SUPERS2DED.

tames Clarke, of Sherston, Wiltshire, dealer in bacon and

cheese. -
Thomas Smith, of Mauclesley, Lancashire, tanner.

142,1 KR
William Atkinson, of Liverpool, brewer, to surAmder ittly 3,
4, and 19, at one, at the York Hotel,
.IVilliamsOn,squar4,
Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs and Whitley, Hough-
ton-street, 'Liverpool ; or Mr. Windle, lolin-street, Bed-
ford-row, London.

Williaul• Davies,. of Holborn, Middlesex,. linen-draper, to
sterrender lulu 14, at one, 21, and duly 19, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Ttvynam and Walker,
King's Bench-walks, Temple.
Daniel Chase, of Dean-street, Holborn, Middlesex, cord-
wainer, to surrender June 17, 21, at one, and Jul; 19, at
eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies- Messrs..Phillipsou and
Brewer, Holborn-court, Gray's-inn. •
George Nicholls, late of Portpoo-lane, HolbOrn,
builder, to surrender June 17, 24, and July 19, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Colethan, Silver-street,.
Clerkenwell.

William Remnant, of Chancery-lane, London, plumber, to
surrender -tune to, 14, and July 191 at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Asher • Humphreys,, Token house-yard,
Lothbury.
Joseph Leo, late of Matichester, merchartt, to surrender June
14, 2g, and July 17, 'at one, at Guildhall, London. At-
torney, Mr. J. G. Saggers, Great St. Helens, Bishopsgate-
street.
john l'otter and William :Milkman, of Silver-street, Wood-
street, LOndon, warehousemen and co-partners to surren-
der June 14, 21, anti jury 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Mr. George Anthony, Earl-street, Blackfriars.
Richard Flint, of Rotherham, Yorkshire, liquor-merchant,
to surrender j une 23, 24, and july rg, at eleven, kt the Red
Lion inn, Raihertiam. Attornies, Nlr. john Oxley, jun.
Rotherham ; or :dr. Fisher, Bread-street, Cheapside,
'London.

Robert Campbell, of Broker-row, Moorfields, Middlesex,
broker, to surrender lune 14, at one, 17, at eleven, and f uly

19, at one, at Cuitdhail. Attorney, Arr. C. Neh.on,
grave.place, Temp-le-Bar. •
john Ave, ot Great W helntar, SufThlk, miller, to sitetertder
tune 30, july t, and 'ig„ at eleven, at 'the Six Bells Inn,
Bury St. Edmund's. Attornies, Mr. John Pate, 'Bury -St.
- Edmund's ;
,or Mr. 'William Giles,, Great Shire-lane,
London.
johp Stride, of Einswortlr, county of. Southampton, grocer,
to surrender tune 24., at one, 25, at eleven, and 1 uly 19,
at three at the Black Dog, Einsworrh. Attornies,
Mr. Walter Butler, Havant, Hants ; ca Messrs. Bromley
and Bell, G ray's- I nn, London:
John Slorah, ot Bath-, milliner, to surrender June 23, 24, and
July rst, at eleven, at the Bunch of Grapes Tavern, Bath.
Attornies, Messrs. Shephard and Adlingtim, Bedford-row,
London ; car Mr. R. A. Sheppard, Bath.
Henry of Cowden, Kent, muffler, to surrender tune
t 7, 24, and )uly 19, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At-
torney, Mr. Ellis, liatton.Uarden.
DL I(II).ENDS,

,
July 2. William Harrison, of I sleworth, Middlesex, mer-
chant, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 8. William Goodwin, of King's Atms Stairs, Westmin-
, stertbridge-road, Surrey, timber-mzrehant, at ten, at
' Guildhall, London.
June 28, Mark Hughes, of Bury-court, Love:lane, London,
wool-merchant, at ten,-at Guildhall.
June all. I ohn French Burke, late of Cannon-street, London,
ship-owner, at ten, at G oddball.
July t. William Grayson and Phillip Shires, of Southwark,
Surrey, hop and seed,merchaws 'and co-partners, at ten, at
' Guildhall, London.
kine. 23. George French, of Great East Cheap, London,
broker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
June 28. tames Wilde, ;oho Watts; and John. Bodily, of
• Upper Thames-street, London, wholesale grocers and co.
partners, at ten, at Guildhall.
June 23.. Thomas Martin, of Coleman-street, and John Ilenry
Ford, of Coleman-street-buildings London, wool-brokers
and co.pArtners, at ten, at Guildhall.
Matthew-Falkner and William Birch, late of Man-
! chester„ stationers and co-partners,-at four, at the Bridge-
. water arms Inn, Manchester. .

July 2. Thomas 1-junsden 'Noel, of North.street, Bright-
helmstone, aussex, linen draper, at eleven, at Guildhall,
London.

lune 2.8: Thomas Baldock, of Chatham-hill, Kent, miller
and baker, at. ten, at Guildhall, London.
June 2-8. Jacob Mendes Cobta, of Thavies-Inn,Holbom, Lon-
don, merchant, at ten, at Gui:dhall.
tidy 4. john Brown, of Wintringham, Lincolnshire, baker,
at ten, at the George Inn, Isarton-upon-Humber, Lincoln-
shire. •

July a. William Beatson the elder, Robert Beatson, John
iieatson,. and William Beatson the younger, now or late of
Masuorough, Rotherham, Yorkshire, chemists and co.
partners, at eleven, at the Red Lion inn, Rotherham.
July 4. Edward Tripp, late of Barton-upon-Humber, Lin.
colnshire, joiner and carpenter, at ten, at the George Inn,
Barton.upon.Humber.
July 8. Arthur Harvie, of Birmingham, fator, at twelve,
at the Roy al Hotel, Birminghain.