The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-23 00:00:00

BiENTKRUPTCIE,S' ANLARGED.

hroiln Lecdharn,o,of.M,atlock,berb7saire, Innk•,:eper, from July.

26 to AugUst at, at ten, at the Kedleston inn, Derby: ,
William DaVies, of Holborn, Middiesex, linen-drapet, horn
July 19 to August 21, at. ten, at Guildhall.
;-:41 • ,BAMKR (MTS.
Antliont Gitlin' tie, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, but Cher, to,
surrender Inly z 6, August z, and Sept. 2, at ten, at Guild-
- hall. Atturtrh-y, Mr. Bennett, Wormwood-streer, .01d
• Broad-street. •
William Sherman, of Penton-street; Pentonville, Middlesex,
Indies' shoernaker,• to surrender July, z 6, August 2, at
• twelve, and Sqt.2, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr.
Denton, .lreaft-i6int, G.ray's- lon.
Edward Purdie, late. 4.11' St. latnes'tipvalk, Clerkenwell,
Middlese.x,working,.. %%eller, to surrender lug 26, at ten,
-1.. 29; and Sept. 2, at, eleven, at G uildhall. Attorney, Mr. G .
Davies, Warwicli-street, Golden-square. •
Sarrniel Lythgoe, of Liverpdol, timber-merchant, to surrender
August 27, 28, and Sept. 2,, at one,' at the Hotel, Wil-
liamson-square, Liverpool: Attorney, 44r. J.. Willjam-
sA Liverpool. . •
Leipman Levy,ofthe CornmerciaUroad,Middlesex,lifetehant,
to surrender July z 6, Auguse.2; anci Sept. 2, aJ 'One, at
'Guildhall. Attorney; Mi. Adams, Old Jewry.
Joseph Bedale and Thomas Bedale, tit •Scilror,i, Lancashire,
cotton-spinners and 6.)-par.ta.rs,- to surrender August
'l4, and Sept.' 2, at eleven, at the Dog Tavcr;), Manches--
. ter. Attoinies, Mes rs. Halstead and Ainsworth, Man-
chester; or, Messrs. 71VI lae'-arkd dlyy; Old lewry,.'Lon
don. • - " - -47 l •
George Ragg,. of Nottingkan, ho..iier, to surrender 3
.August .15, and Sept 2, at el. ven, at the Punch Bawl, Nut.
tinghani. Attorniesi Messrs. Cutts and Sanders, :Not-
' thighain ;or Mr. Blakelocii., Ll.n-Court, Tr pie,* Lun-

.
don
,Alv"
josoll T 'Was, of Carlisfe,.Cumbt.srlanci, dyer, to surrender
Lily 3o .31,, and Sept. z, ;it eleven, at the Duke'§ Head
Inn, Car isle. A tfcirnies, 'Mr. Birkett, Mind-court
~brOok, London ; Blow, Carlisle.
4. .
.William Wilson, of ColcheSter, Essex; merchant, to sur-
'lkildertilugust j, 8,-And Sept. 2, at ten-, at the Gratin. Inn,
Colchester. Attornies, Mr. Spading, Cokhester ; or
. Mr. Cutting, 13artletes-buildings, Holborn, London.
Thomas hooker, of Birmingham, outton-in,keri to surrender
July 29,30, at eleven,and z, at rive, at the S wan Tavern,
Bull street, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. B-. Parker, Steel-
. •house. lane, .Birminghain ; or folur Fox, Esq. Parka_
' ment-street, Westminster. .
Thomas Brown, late of the Birchill's Mill, Staff'ordshire, but
now of the King's Bench prison, Surrey, miller, to surren
der August zz, at five, 23, and Sept. 2, at eleven, at the'
Isittletcsn's Arms Inn, Penk.ridge, StadOrdshite. Attornies,
..Messrs. Turner and Wells, Warwick-court,, Gray's-Inn,
London ; or Mr. I.•l4eeley, Walsall, Staffirdshire.
. Grorge Stacey, Richard Dearman, and Robert Dearman, of
Bfead-street, Cheapside London,, warehousemetr-apd-cia-
partners,.to surrender I uty 29, August 12, and Sept. 2., at
ten; at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Edmunds and'Son,
Excheqpir. Office ot Pleas, Lincoln's Inn. '
DIVIDENDS.

. .
August Michael Bell, a.Monkgate, St. Maurice, York,
oil-merchant, at eleven, at the nouse of William Isaines, in
Stone ate, York. • • . . •
August 12, Stephen Hart, late of Chatham, Kent, baker, at
()Be, at Guildhall, Londrin.-
August of Oxford-street, Middlesex,.
tailor, at.eleveri, at Guildhall. .
August 18. lona 1-I;4lectitie,- of Bridgenorth, Salop, iron.
founder, at two, at the Pig.and Castle Inn, Bridsenorth.
,August 18: WilliaM flallen and George
,Hallen, late of
Bridgeriortfi, Salop, linen and worsted yarn-mantilacturprs
and co- partners, at eleven, at' the Pig and Castle. Inn,
Bridgenorth;
August iB. Edward Neale, ,late of Grantham, bincolifShire,
mercer, bet Ween eleven and twelve, at the Granby Head;
Grantham. ..
August (5. Robert Elessel wood the younger, of Scarborough,
Yorkshire, snip-owner, at ten, at the Iflue Bell Inn, Scar.
bproUgh.

CEI TIFIC4TES.
u.;ust rz. •john Batty Tuke, late of Beverley, Yoikshire,
banker.
Nathaniel Perkins theyounger, of Nnpencl; Eastington, Lou-

_
cestershire, clothier.
Nathaniel Perkins the elder, of Nupend, tastington, Glou-
cestershire; clothier.
antes IZotet t, Of Blackburn, . Lancashire, muslin=rhanufac-

• turer.
W►lliam Lund, of Vilgiuia.strcet, St. George in the East,
Mictilebex, builder. ' •

ARRIVED-1 Oublin, I Waterford. DUE-3, Harnburgff,
' 2 Guttenbuigh, t 1)tt..4, A Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLuCIK.
consols 64 63.4 64 I thuniturx . 7

THE .SUN.

S,ILEM QV:s DICERE' FALSUM AUDEAT ?

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1806.

THTS day Parliament was prorogued by CoMmis-
sion. The LORD CHANgELLOR delivered the follow-

in Speech :

" My Lords and Gentlemen,
" His Majesty has commanded me to acquaint

you that the State of the Public Business enables
His Majesty to close this Session of Parliament..

" We are at the same time to expres4 to you •
the great satisfa&ion which His Majesty . his
derived, from your unremitting zeal and • dili-

gepce, and frOrn that attention to the must im-

portant Interests of His Empire, which has been

so conspicuotAsly manifested in all your proceedings..

" The Measures which have been adopted for. the
permanent improvement of the varionsliranches of
Our Military y'steln; yOur. attention to combine

these Arrangements with the great Obje& of
Public Economy, and the Regulations which you.

have established fOr the speedy and effectual Audit _
of the Public Accounts, call for His Majesty% par-
ticular acknowledgments.

.
" '
Gentlemen of the House of Common,

gc We have it in Command from His Majesty to
thank you for-the Provision which you have inade for
the vAous Exigencies of the Public Services,. portion-
larly. by raising within the Year so very largea-pi,7opor;
tion of The Public Supplies : a measure in itself highly
advantageous, and which must create both at home

and abroad the most 'favourable. impression. our

•
National _Resources, and of the Spirit which animates,

the British People. You may be assured that •the:
utmost attention shall be paid di the frugal Admi.

nistrationpf tho-se Supplies which you have so libe.

rally granted.
" His Majesty is particularly sensible' of the fresh

proof He has received of your atTeEtionate Attach-
ment, in the Provision iithich you have made for
enabling the Younger Branches of His Royal Fa-

roily to meet the necessary Expenc6 of their Station.

" .111 y Lords 'and Gentlemen,

His Majesty being always anxious for the Re-
storation of Peace on just and honourable Terms,,is

engaged in. Discussions with a view toithis most de-

sirable ead their success must depend on ' a cor-

responding disposition on the part of 'the Enemy :
and in every respe& His. Majesty looks with the
fullest confidence to the continuance of that Union
and Putalc Spirit among all Ranks of his People,

.which;can alone give Energy to War, and Security

to Pease."

YESTERI?AY morning, at half past six o'clock, one
of Lord YARmoutH's servants arrived in Town from
Paris, with Dispatches, which were taken to Mr..iox.
house in the Stable-yard. A Cabinet Council wassbon
after held, at which were. present Loid 9ft
the LORD •CHANCRI;LOR, Lords sSE'N'CiR7 FITZ...-
WILLIAM, MOIRA, HO‘VICE:,. and Mr. -Wmo.n.a.m.
The Council . is to assemble again this -day at two
o'clock, and it is expeaed that a Messenger Will be
sent off to Paris, to-night, or . early to-Morrow.
morning, with the result of their deliberations: A
variety, of reports have lately been:.circUlated,',of
difficulties having occurred in the .. Negotiation re-
speding &c. We can assure our Readers
.t,hat these reports are founded entirely upon con-
.
jeaure ; and it certainly requires no -very great
degree,of information toknow; that in sucha Nego-
tiation as that at present pending, many. serious
difficulties must of course occur. We have,. how-
eVer, -strong reason to believe that the NegutiatiOn
will very shortly take a decisive turn.. in thepean
time, we are happy to have it in our power to repeat
with confidence what we stated some time ago,' t hat
the Coutts Of London and St. Peteisburgh are acing
in the most \perfed concert. This circumstance,
and our knowledge of the principles and firmness of
the Noble Lord at the head of Administration, lead
us to hope,_that if the Negotiation should terminate
in a Peace (which we think not improbable), it will
be one in every respe& consistent with he honoUr
and the interests of this Country.

Aclrn;ral STIRLING left Town, this morning 'for
Plvinollth, where he is to hoist his flag, and is e);.-
pc.lSted to proceed, imriaediately or a Segret. Eivedi4/

111?~17.

We have the strongest reasons to believe that a
Dis6lutiOzi
_of Parliament will very shortly take
place.

. Arburt of Common Counsel was held yesterday,
at Guildhall, when GEORGE JACKSON, Esq. Sheriff
Ele&, and JANIES PORTIS, Esq. in nomination- for
• Sheriff, petitioned to be dis Charged, on account of
their infirm state of health. The Court discharged
them accordingly. BRYANT BARRETT, Esq. PHILIP
Noams, Esq. and Sir Iticn. HANKEY, Kat. were
discharged from their nominations, on motions made
to 'that etfea ; and JOHN* Git,ty; Esq. was discharged
on his.pceitioniiig to pay 4001. and 20 marks.
A. Common Hall was held afterwards for the eke.
Lion of Sberitf, in the room of Mr. JACKSON, when,
• JOHN BOND, Esq. was ele&ed to that office.
The marriage between the Right Hon. NICHOLAS
VANSITTART, and the Hon: Miss CATHARINE EDEN,
,second daughter of Lord AUCKLAND, which we yes-
terday mentioned, took place, by special licence;
and the,cerernony.was performed in the Bishop of
London's Chapel, at Fulham, and the venerable Pre.
late himself performed the ceremony.
It. is a• curious circumstance, and not general'',
known. such. is the abjed state of the French Press,
that whenloNAPAtcrE first assumed the title of Ern,
peror, and raised all his family into Princes and
Prince.sses, even the lowest rabble of Paris, the
venders of fruit, cakes, &c. &c. adopted the highest
distinctions, synonimous with " Emperor of Eggs,-
"'Pritce of Potatoes," eec. Btc..till it was found -flea*
cessary to suppress, by authority, this daring spirit uf
retellious

. . i
raga rd'
would be a shameful want
of red for humanity and respea for extraordinary
benevolence iff-we did not notice a Plan put into
execution by EDWARD SIiNIEWS, Esq. of St. John's,
Isle of Wight. This Gentleman, fully impressed
with the benefits 'of sea-bathing, according to the
te4timony of the best Medical Atfthorities, has pre.
pared accommodations, • at his residence in- the Isle
of Wight, for the reception of twelve Invalids at a
tithe, half males and half females, who will•-be re.
1 ceived, boarded, lodged, and have the use .of a
bathing-machine and warm sea-baths, for. one
month, 'at the expiration of which time they will
) make room •for twelve other. Invalids, and so oti
'ritiocesSively, during the bathing months of August',
-September, and.oJober. All that is required for
admission is an 'attestation from a prop,r Medical
1 Authority-that the case requires such relief, and a
i
testimony from the Minister and four Housekeeper)). ,
of Reading., that the patient is of good moral this. •
1 rafter. • The-Institution is limited, and it is highly
“iarbbable that the,liberal .Founder ot it will adopt
means:to render it-perpetual.: .
":',li:littsc,are I Inveriai Works, and worthy Kings."
FESTIVITY.—The Royal Assent, to the Insolvent
Debtors' Bill was thesubjed of great rejoicings oti
Monday last at . ELLENBOROUGH 'LODGE, vulgarly
ilenOmmated the King's Bench Prison. The whole
building was illurninated, and the debtors testified
theit' gratitude . to.. the Legislature, and the Noble
Lord (ElowiNn) who brought 'forward the Bill for
their reii,A, with every demonstration of joy.
Immediately after the ,gates. of the prison were
shut (ten o'clock), Mr. EXIVItETON, one or the
turnkeys, bei')g universally respe(.i.ed for his atten-
tion'imd. civility,in the line of his
tunes dutytothreouunni,
fortunate Condneti; was carried three
the building, preeded -by flags and colours flying,
acconipatti:d by. the loudest shouts of al Cause and
approbation. of his general conduCt ; and Mrs.-
linmEreroN, from whom The more distressed have
so repeatedly, from her ' humanity and benevo-
lence, foUnd -relief, had . the pleasure of hear.
hag her -name mentioned with every expression df
est4em.--Many loyal toasts were given, suitable to
6.d:occasion i and the evening passed with the ut•
most htlarity and joy. Among the toasts were tike
following
The K :
iag ~ ;..nd God bless him.
Prince of Wales and Royal F.artilY• • _ ,
' Loni Holland, .
Earl Moira, and success to his intended undertaking to rps
vise. the Laws between llcbtor and Creditor.
Lord C.: rantley .
Earl,Spencer,„,
.LordsValsinkham.
tail of Lauderdale.
Right Hon. C. j. Fox, and a speedy restQrAtion of MR
Health.
Philip Francis, Esq.
john .Qourtenay, .17.4.
R. B Robson Esq.
-kirks Paull, Esq. &c: &c.

I

-O;;BANNISTER has displayed his loco-motive powers
with great success this' summer. After reaping a
good harvest at other .places, he is now at the pro"
verbiAlly-piods city. of Gtoucester.
The receipts of the Hay Market Theate, since
'the representation of the new Comedy of " The
:Finger Post,'? have, it is said, exceeded those of
any nurnner of nights tor many years. The
.Piece has literally . brought hundreds more than
" five miles qr' to see it.

The Theatrical CaMpaign at Margate commences
on Monday- n:At, under WILmoT WELLS, a very
reSpedable Veteran.. of the histrionic forces. The
Honey Moon .is to _be the opening Piece. The
veteran Leader has, it seems, colleded Recruits
from Manchester, York, Liverpool, Dublin, and
. other places,, as well- as from the great Metropolis
of the British Empire. Margate is likely to be as
„Oil this season as the last, and invention is on the
.aack to devise new amusement for tine fugitive vim-
LOTS. *.

The last Fa►r of Kilfiacle, in the County of Tip-
perary, was disgraced by one of those riuts which
day after day continue to impede the public business of
that County. Several persons were inhumanly mangled,
among whom was a woiaan in an advanced state of
pregnancy 3'and one man of the name of Cummins,
a resident at Cordangan, in the above County,
-was 'killed on the Spot. An Inquest was held on►
the body, and a verdict found of Wilful Murdei
against one Ryan; living in the Glen of Aherlow.
He was since apprehended and committed to Clo-n-
-mel Gaol.

CORN-EXCRANGE, .1.1.7 LY 23.—At the new market
to-day there are but few arrivals of Grain or Seed,
.A'ijd extremely thin of purchasers; prime samples of
Wheat continue to maintain their price, and the
few sales etTe6ted are nearly at Mon ,ay's currency ;
before the close of which day's market good Rape
Seed hardly fetched 301. per last, and is expeEted
great abuudapce, at a furtbg refilta(ii94l i. price.