The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-20 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKEr.

Hay AI. QS. to 31. 3s.—Clover 3i. ob. to 4►. 4i. - .F.t'a • ,
tos. to 24, 25.

)ni the LO NDON GAZETTE, Jan, 18, 180

Ira; y.in. 18, 18d6.

ist Regiment of Life Guards, Captain Edward Davies, from
the 15th I. oGt, to he Captain of a Troop,-vice who
elii.:b;n3ges. Lieutenant Edwaid Berry, -hrotn the 18th
Light i)ragoons, to be Cornet and. Sub-Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Bristow, promoted,

Commission: signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cote,lfy of Mid-
dlesex..
• - St. l'uncrarFolunteers.
Thomas Harper King, F'sq. to be Captain, vice• Alexander,
resigned: Dated Deceinher 2, 1805.
Btentford Polzenteies.
Ensign john Essex to he Lieutenant, vice Burrell, resigned.
DatedDecembei.g, Ensig.hftisePWHeatli to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Roberts, resigned. Dated as above.
Royal York Volunteers.
corgeßaek, Esq_ to be Capt4in, vice Leinaitre, resigned...
Dated December in; iBos. •
Conmiizions signed by the Vice Lieutenant of Wm County of
Gla-
morgan.`• •
• to,. ll'ettern Regiment of Glamorgan Volunteers..
Captain lohn Morris to be I.l.lajor, vice Miers, resigned. Lieu.
tenant Thomas Morris to be Captain.
• Swansea Volunteer Cavalg.
'John Morris, tent. to be Cornet, vice D. Williams, pro-
moted. I. rancis Braille to. be. Assistant-Suri;eob, vice
Rees, resigned. .

BANICRUPICY ENLARGED.
William Coltman, of Long-acre, Middlesex, baker, from
Jan. IS to zs, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Israel Burrows, of Mirfield, Yorkshire, corn-dealer.

BANKRUPTS.
Bilby, of King-street, St. George, Bloomsbury,
Mkidlesex; carpenter and builder; to surrender lan. as, at
one, Feb. ao,- at ten,' and March r, at one, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Messrs. Collett, Wirnburn, and Collett, Chan-
cery-lane.
James Taylor, of Hatton-wall, Middlesex, vilualler, to sur-
render Jan. 24, 30 and March I, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. HO;loway, Chancery-lane.
'John Morley, of Sewardstone, Essex, miller, to surrender.
Jan. 21. Feb. 4, and March a, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon-
don. Attornies, Messrs. Williams and Brookes, Lincoln's-

inn New-square.
•
Mary Hughes, late of Warrington, Lancashire, shopkeeper,
to surrender Feb. 54, at five, rs,• at nine, and March a, at
twelve, at the Punch Bowl, Peck-lane, Nottingham. At-
tornies, Messrs. Coldham and Enfield, Nottingham ; or
Messrs. Bleas`dale and Aleicander, Ltidon,
Matthew Eagle Finch, late of Queen,Anne-street East, Mid-
dlesex, fat:tor, to surrender fan. es, Feb. 4, and March t, at
ten, at Guildhall. - Attorney, Mr. lames Nicholls, Tavi-
stock-place, Tavistock-square.
16hri Parke and Freston Fryer Parke, of Manchester, rner-
chdrits and co-partners, to surrender Jan, es, Feb. Is, and
March t, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Man-
chester. Attoinies, Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Manchester ;
or Mr. Ralph'Ellis, Chrsitor-street,-Chancery-lane, ton-

don. •• .
Tohn Batty. Tooke, late of Beverley, Yorkshire, banker, to
surrender 29;. and 'March i, at ten, at the 1 iger
13evaley. Attornies, Mr. Ramsey, Beverley ; or
Messrs,-Alien, Exley, and Stocker, Furnival's-Inn, Lon-
' .don..- .
lames-' lob, of Cloak-lane, London, appraiser and auetioneer,
to surrender ran. 25, Feb: t, and March 1, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. 13atchellor and Potts,
.flare-court, Temple.
Satnuel Hirchin,,ot Kingslanci-road, Nliddlesex, vianaller,
'to surrender Jan, 25, zB, and March r, at eleven, at Guild_
hall. Attorney, Mr. Withy,-Buckingharn-street, Strand.
Anne Henning, now or late or Poole; linen-draper, to sur-
render Feb. 17, at three 18, at nine, and March r, at ele-
Nen, at the Old Antelope -Inn; • Poole.. Atorney, Mr.
Tiivit,L, Parr, Poole. .

• DIPIDENDS.
"lan 21. Henry Davis, of l'ortef, coutlintnraton.
merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, L0nd0n...,"
Feb. S. William Leveridgei of-:Shoreditch, Middlesdx, ca-
binet-maker, at twelve, at Cwfdhall,
Feb" 20. John Bird, Of Wells, Somersetshire, whitesmith,
at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Broad- Nlead, Bristol. "
-Feb. is. Thomas Arnold, of Canterbury, Kent, grocer and
cheese.monger, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon.
-Feb. 15. John. I-Peary Kiuge, of l'aul's=chain Doctors'
Commons, London, furrier, at ten, at Guildhall;
•• • •
CERTJTI CATES.
. .
Feb. S. Sarah.Anstie, late of Deviles,Viltshire, dealer.
john Mellor, now ot late. of. Sheffield, Yotkshire, flax-

- 'dresser.
Alexander Cockburn,efCray's-lnn-lane, Middlesex, sadler.

The nautical clock lately stolen from the Obser-
vatory of Colonel BEAVFOY, at Hackney Wick, is a
very extraordinary piece of mechanism. It has four
hands, the first of which points at the number of
yards a ship sails i- the second shews the hundreds
,of yards,'• from 100' to 2000 ; the third specifies the
number of, miles, from, one-to-ten ; and the 'fourth,
the tens of miles,' from 10 to 100. This'eurious
machine is put in motion by•a log line, 'and. the
whole is considered a great discovery in Naviga-
tion. • -

A Pedestrian Feat, • rather singular in its nature,
vas "performed at
.the beginning of the • Week-at
Stockwell. The ostler at the White Horse in the
Wash Way, undertook fora wager of five guineas,
in carry a .gtone:-bottle handle, in one or other
of his hands, ailcl go with it 50 miles in 4 successive
hours, without stopping or resting. He started at
half-paSt one o'clock in the mOrning; and continued
on -till nalf-past five in the afternoon,' when he corn=
pleted his journey. 'For the, last four mileS he:was
much distressed, his arms and wrists turned. quite
black,- and he was obliged minutely to shift his
burthen from hand to hand. to keep any Cificulation.

. . . .
On Saturday an InqUistion was herd on the body
of Km. Williams, a 'pauper of Pancras' Pcor7
Louse, who wa.; killed on '.l.larsda:-„ i l conequence
of beiug.struclt by,. a chimney-pot, which v.-as'blo'kn
from the top 'of, the house by the hurricane of Thurs-
day. Three others were votinded,hy the same acci-
dent.—Another Inquest was
.taken in Da:l:Cau se-
lane,', on the body of B. Ward,
van oyster-vender,
yvho fell. from the Cage Windowi; in that lane,_ and
was .killed on the spat. was confined in the
Cage, which is two. stories high, for intoxication,
and contrived to get through the window, from
which he fell. A thiid' InqUest was taken at'the
Cock, Bolywell, on a boy, who, while-gating-a pail
of water from a horse-pond, onFriday,: fell in and
was drowned.—Verdi&S, in.all the eases,' f4Caclental
Death.

On Satnrday J. Hughes, g genteel young man,
was charged v ith fraudulently obtaining. two; silk
shawls, valtie seven guineas, from the shop of Messrs.
Knight and. Parks, in- Cheapside. the 'Prispner
pretended to be the bearer of 211 order fro'in 4`6llsto-
rner of the prosecutors; but having sotrieSuspieion
- of the faa, they-sent their porter to w'atch him; whO
traced him to the shop of a linen-draper in Oxford-
*treet, where he was deteBed offering the shawls
for sale... lie was remanded to the Poultry Compter.
On Saturdny diedy in Leather-lane, J. Langston; a
green-grocer,. His death was occasioned by a fall
which he received on' the day of Lord NELSON'S fu-
neral, when a cart passed over his. pack.. He has
left. a wife and five children.