The Sun.
London, England, 1801-01-12 00:00:00

BiiNKRUP I CIES ElllaißcEg.

z 7. Gavin YOUM, .aAd..Cavih .0 Lennie, of Budge-
row, London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
lan. 20, Joseph Wallis. of Birmingham, dealer, at ten,
at the Public °nice, Birmingham.
BANKRUPTS.

'Francis Metrvwcathetand John Hardwidge, of Lombard.
etteet, London, merchants to surrender January 24. 2.7.
find Feb, ar, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, MestA-4.
Maddock, .Presland, and Worrell, Lincoln'ti tut' Now-
square. 't
George Harnmoncl, of Stamford, Lincolnshire, mercer and
draper, to surrender February 6, it four, February 7, at
ten;-anti 21 at' eleven, et the George, Spmford Oaron.
Attornies, 'Messrs. Sandys and Horton, Crane-court,
leet-street, rect,. London or Mr. Handley, S.lealordt
Cal Ll4'lllV,
A lexander Hilton, of Liverpool; WWI and wool len,draper,
So surrender February , 5, and 21, 21 eleven, at the
Globe l'averrt, Liver4pool. .k.itoriiles, Mr., J. Smart,
Staj 1. Inu, London; or Mr. Thomas Morrow, Liver-
pool
na.7/3ENDS.

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Fch. z. William Mil ward, of Inkberrowi- Worcgster-
-snice,/ bll(J.:r and in.dtater, at ten, at the Black toy,
Feck.cnnaln, Worceiterchire.
Jan. 17. John „Paw:, of Thavica inn,' Ifolborit, waTe-
hou)eman, at ten; At. C7Uildll:4l.
Fel). 2. Ro'r,int. i ranci;i, the younger, of PreAd-,,,,tret,
London, NvarelvA4s,:rit, at one, at .Guildhall.
Feb:3. Nathani,A Living, of Novtatc-street, I.oittlon,
.le liiwn-draper, at ten, at Guildhall.
Croc.ovvorsd, late 'of Mile-End-Road,
,ver,,lt ten, at Guildhall.
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'ca.; w.y-setivo7er.
Ni3llaCiter.4Yers•
, ,1 C3l4Eles Nl`Adani, of Liverpool,
. of Stockport, Chester,
;: Oforge-crrert, Portnian-square,
; 4nd Richard Gilbert`. of IlreaiLstreet,
Lon ,
-o: the Tomo. of "Kintr,ston-upon-Hull,

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Sr ieu riic pubficatioa of onr Paper fin S3rur,
days the Timo Ha6il4fsb.,Afolii t a ct relmirted
titx on that day, ilave arrixeci, and also far 4

any inforrnition respetting Ctiroany, of which
we were nbt before in possession. It will be
seen that His Irx-reAtitTMAJEsTIr: was on the
point of agate- taking the fi'eld,-when the Ar-
mistice concluded at 'Ste.)er rendered the measure

unnecessary.
A .private Letter from Altana asserts, that
Drionfrr4 has refusedto accede, to the Coalition
of the. Northern Powers, as she would be the
first to suffer, and that she was in consequence
making preparations for her defence.
Twenty-four' thousand English Troops are
stated to Nye latided on the 234 ult. at Natie.s:.
Sit JAMES CRAU/URD, our Minister in Lower
Saxony, had arrived at Hamburgh. •
The French Papery do not bring us 'intelligence
of any new event from the Army of Italy, but
furnish some further details of the passage of the
Mincio. These are contained in two Jetters
from General OvninoT, dated at Monzanbano,
on the 26th ult; the date of General BRUNE'S
letter from lialeggio, was the z7th ult. so that
the letters a General OuDINOT cannot furnish
any new information. From Germany the Ar-
mistice has, of course, put an end to any corn.

munications.

,Dispatches havb been re:-.:eived from General
Wltziptr of the. 340th of o&ober. Nothing has
&mitred Et7pr.

We 130 not tind in the ilioniteffr any further
Proclamations or Messages of the French G0,,-etntnent
,,-etntnent on the subjeet of Ptace. The answer
of.the.TrilAnate to the Message of the Consuls
is in the same strain of anxiety for Peace as those
cif the Legislative Body' and Conservatory

Senate.

Vie KING on Saturday, accompanied by the
Pt, i; ES of KENT andCUNLatitLAND, Lords CATH-
emkt and Wnt.st Notinst, and Colonel CART-
WR ltdiT, rode to Ascot Heath, where, being
met by the Earl ofSANDWICH, Lord VILLIERS,
Sir JOHN LADE, Mr. FREMANTLE, and a num.
ber of Sportsmen, a Deer was turned out for the
day's diversion. The animal taking to the right
of Swinley, leaped over the palings into, the pad.
docks and was secured. A young Hind was then
set forward ; crossing the Heath by Clesar's Camp,
he doubled the Hounds near South-hill Park, and
making across the.Comrnon by Hurst Church, he
turned back again, passing through Workingham,
and gricknall, and over the heath for. Wycombe-
Bushes, was at last secured near Black Water.
It was the finest day's sport that has been this
season, the Deer being pursued near eighty miles,
in the whole of which HIS MAJESTY kept, up.
Tut tit IVIA.JEsTrEs and the Patticesses es-
terday attended divine service at Sr. Georges
Chapel, Windsor, where. they heard a Sermon
preached by the Rev. Dr. WILSON, Canon in.
Residence, from St. John's Gospel, chap. vi.
vet. I Z. " V,411g11 ,tlicy, were filled,, he said unto
his Di „ii,ies,,g4ther up the f'ragments' that re-
th IL nc)thing be 'wt.'. After service, the
Ro AL YAM ILI' returned to the Lodge.
:Tiletr. IVlA).toir vs and the Pit Ir 4 C EssE6 ho.
oour Covent.Gartlen Theatre with their presence
on Wednesday evening, to &ee Every Man in his
Hututur, and.llarlegutu'i 'four.

The story respe6ttng Mt. WI c KHAM'S jOinney
to rie,,,„„, In our Paper of Saturday, taken from
theparis journals, must evidently be unfounded,
as it appc.trs by the tramburgh lVlail, that he at,
rived in that 'Capital before the zoth ult. and
consequently some days previous to the signiitg
of the Armistice by the ARcHOUKE CHAI.I,ES.

The Apollo Frigate, which arrived last week
from the East Indies, after a very quick passage,
has brought over the result of Colonel WEt.t.v.s.
LEY'S campaign against an adventurer, named
DOONDEAH, who had committed various depre.
datiOns on some of our newly acquired possessi.
ons in the Soot:drib Country.—Cot. WELLEsLEY
arrived at .11alhhill about the middle of July, and
'immediately prepared to attack DOONDEAH,
whose cruelties had made him the terror of that
country, as he put to death all the prisOners whom
the chance of war delivered into his power. His
forces consisted altogether' of about 29,000 men,
hut were for the most part an undisciplined rabble.
Colonel WELL PALEY 'obtained in the onset some
partial advantages, and retook several forts, the
garrisons of which Were 'put to the sword; at
length he brought Door:DEMI to a Pitched battle,
which terminated in the most complete route of
his whole Army, the greatest- part of which fell
during the Mu on.
The `rarbert Feneibles were to embark at
'Portsmouth this day , for Jersey, to relieve the
6oth' and 85th Regiments, who are tinder orders
,to join. Sir It. AftsacttomaY.
The Minot. of LINCOLN has seceived a letter
from froin,Nli. Professor CAKLY LE, of. the Uni-
versity of Cambridge; informing him, that lie-
has-c..;.amined :The. Library, in the Seraglio at Con.
stantinoPle; end it doe's not contain one manu
cript in the Hebrew, Greek, or Latin language.
Govern(); Pt N, illconsequence of an alarm.
ing scareity-of provisions prevailing in Trini.
dad, has-allowed, for, six months, the imporuttion
, •of all articles of sustenance aired from the
American States, giving in exchange any de.
seription orthe 'produce of that colony, indigo,
cotton, I igruirti.v
,it amtdying woods, e...cepted..
. On Thursday...la*
,Mr. Shore, an opulent fir.
at Harlworth, in Middlesex; unfortunately
having 4 (iti:itirl with his wife, struck her' so
violently as to occasion her death. 'The servant
inaid interposirq in ,the -dispute, had h r arm
broke. After this scene of calamity, a gi:lietal
alarm wk given, and Mr. Shore 141,1 arprvhelid.

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Sed mini I;.rre ((alum.

PEYM4I77II,"JAN::. 10,

ARRIVED the French Chasse Maree La Ma-
rianne, laden With sardines, from Brest bound to
Bourdeaux, captured ten leagues from' the latter
Harbiiiir' on the 28th ult. by the Canada, of 74
guns, Capt. Hon. M. DE COURC.EY.
Arrived the Prussian Galliot Fortuna, Capt.
MOLLER, laden with paper, &c. bound to Lisa
bon from Morlaix, detained by the ;ants" hired
Armed Lugger, but since liberated.

Sailed the Excellent, of 74. guns, Capt. Hon.:
R. STOPFORD, to join the Channel Fleet ; and,
Dasher Sloop of War, on a Cruize.

FALMOUTH, JAN. 9.

YESTERDAY sailed the, Lady Aratelta Packet,'
Capt. PORTEITS, with the Mails for the Lee Ward
Islands ; the Print, Adolphus, Capt. Jot: Es, and
the Prince of Wart, Capt. TODD, for Lisbon ;
the Earl St. rincrnt Schooner, Lieut. Boycl, on
a cruize ; and the American Brig Peilicwi-, Capt.
Caort, for Naples.
This day :ailed La Pique; Frigate, with the
Ships under Convoy fur Malta.; the Lord Nelson,
Capt. WH ITT 14E, for Naples; Swift,' WATSON,
for Venice ; and Staten, BIiOWN, for, tii.erpool.

This evening arrived at_flelfordi the brit
Mary, Capt. Couu; with sugar, coffee; &c. from
Demerary for London—fifty.six days passage.
' Arrived here, the .13rothr;.s, TaEuixx, 'aysi
13;ustt, PURCHASE, from London...,