The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-21 00:00:00

BAKKRUPTS.

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Tames Pollard, of Essex-street, Strand, taylor, to surrender
October 27, 31, and December a, at ten, at At-
torney, Mr. Pinpro, Charles-street, CaveAdish-square.
Robert Browne, of Adam's-court, Broad-street, London,
merchant, October 26, 27, and December x, at cue, at
•Attornies, Messrs. Palmer and Tomlinsons,
I,Va.rntord-.court, Throginorton-.street.
Geer e Bowker and )arnes Chapman, 'of Manchester, corn-
dealers, -November I?, IS, and December a, at three, at the
commercial Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. T. Hewitt,
l'fii:ric.hcster; or Mr. R. Ellis, Cursitor-;stree't, Chancery-
lane, London.

John Macklin, of Cheap side,
side stationer, 061.oher 24, Novem-
ber 3, and December a, at eleven; at Guildhall. 4ttcrzey,
Mr. Mangnall, Warwick-square, Warwick-lane,
Samuel, Haigh, of Manchester, merchant, November 2,3,
and December a, at eleven, at the Commercial inn, Man-
chester. Attcrnies, Messrs. Lowe ?lid Halstead, Man-
chester ; or Mr. Ellis, Cursitur-street,,London. .
George Matson, of Farleton, Lancashire, hose-clealer,
November a, at jive; November 3, and December 1, at
eleven, at the New Inn, Lancaster. Attornies,
Baldwin and Dowbiiyiiii, Lancaster.
Simon Lewis, of Souteiampton, victualler, 06.1.cher 23, at
three, '74, at (eleven, and December 1, at one, at the Vine
lon, Sdutilaitipton. Attorney, Mr. Nicholls, Southarnp,
ton

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Oa. 3r. Carnaliol.Hodgkimion Bubart, of New Woodstock,
Oxionkhire, mercer, at eleven, at the King's-Arms Inn,
Deddington, OxfOrd.

Nov. 14. Joseph Sherwin Gazely, of Great c,;`Teen-street,
I..incoln's-nu,Fields, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov: 10. Witham Darwin, late of the flay-Market; -back-
neyrnan, at one, at Guildll,lll.
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Nov. 14. Good:ill J u..es 13ouit, now or late of Pimlico,
malt and torn- ?2,:tor, at 'at Guildhall.

NOV. 2. William Barker, Sirinn rieid, aitd Abraham, of
Leeds, woolszaplers, at eleven, at the Rose and Crown
Inn, Leeds.

14. Thomas Panton, of West Smithfield, woollen..
draper, at ten, at
Noy. 24. John Arckless, of Newcastle-non-Tyne, linen-
draper, at eleven, at the Queen's-dead, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne.

Nov-. 4. Thomas Manson, of Tokenhcuse-yard, merchant
and insurer, at.' ten, at Guildhall.

C'E4TIFICATES.

to. john Lilley and lames Litley, late of Stayiey-
Dridge, Lancashire, 4nerchants.
Alexander Midghall and Thomas Wignal I, Liverpool, joiners.
Adam CroMpton, oti3olton-fe- Moors' d cotton-manutaurer.
Thomas O'Nsill of bion-strcet Surrey,
Merchant and
• Al•
insurer.

THE S U L

SOLLItt QUIS I^•k@Y TALSVM Li,DXAT

LOIVDOIY, OCTOBER 21,

WE gave in our Paper of yesterday, the subStay.ce
of the Paris Papers to the ilth inst. which reached
Ps by Express at a late hour in the forenoon, In our
subsequent Columns' we have given the details.
, .
IsosErtl BprarAßTz, as we stated, is appointed the
Plenipotentiary of the French Republic at the Con-
gress at rimie, The Ministers for Spain and Hol-
land are not yet appointed, but very little delay will.
probably occur in 'the nomination of them. It is
kupposed that Citizen ScHIMEI,PENNINCr- Will be
the Batavian Plenipotentiary, as he has been on:
dered to proceed to Paris. Till the arrival of
these Ministers however, Lord Coßtszw.i..nr.rs, as
we have already stated, will not proceed to Ainiens,
though preparatory to his repairing to that place he
may visit Paris.-7—The reception of his Lordship in
France we may expert will be splendid, as the man-
ner in which General LAurtrsTox was received'in
this Country is saki in the Moniteur to have much
gratified the Chief Consul.
The Treaty between France and Russia is pub_
lished in the French Papers. It consists, as might
be supposed, of very few Articles, the object of
which is to declare the restoration of Peace and
Friendship, and place on its former footing the po.
litical and commercial intercourse of the two Coun-
tries. The third Article only is remarkable. The
two Contratting Parties reciting that they are de- •
sirous, as much as is in their power, of contributing
to the tranquillity of the two respeCtive Govern_
ments, promise to suffer no correspondence, direo or
indireet, between their own subjects and the inter-
nal enemies of the Government of either State, to
disseminate no principles hostile to their' respeCtive
Constitutions, nor to foment any disturbances ; and
any person plotting against the safety of the State
may be banished, Without appeal. The introduftion
of this Article appears to be so material to both Par-
ties, by affording to the CH Ik F CONSUL security
against foreign interference in the event of any in-
tetnai dissections, and by removing all pretence
for future differences in the event of Rus'sia finding
it necessary to adopt measures of precaution against
jacobinical a• tempts, that we may expeCt to see it
imitated in ail other Treaties with the Republic.
It is well calculated to remove one of the greatest
dangers that has been apprehended from a Peace
with France, that of opening a door to the Emissa-
vies of Seditious and Disorganizing Principles.

have already pulished the Constitution given

St. Domingo, by TOUSSAINT LOuVERTURE.

T 1 Mop/4gr of the ist4 inst. contains three Let_
. tAr4 addresr,eti by ToussAirr2- to BQN4PARTE. The
. st.3P.e is rather more independot than can be agree-
orble to 014 Governme4t of the Mother Republic.
t does not ai,lpear, however, that it is the inten-
tion of the latter to set the St. D wing° Chief at
defiance, and the Official Paper,conthins some .Ob-
!.eFvatiortr, which are intended to pretire him for
tpe rejeaion of some parts of his 'scheve of Ga.

vernment, while it bestows praise on him for the '
general state of the Colony.
The eleEtion of the Archbishop of COLOGNE has,
according to letters from Arensberg of the Bth,
been terminated in favour of the Archduke ANTHO
NY. The substance of the latest intelligence from
that quarter, does not leave much room to expea
that the event will be followed by any extraordi-
nary circumstances, and Prussia will probably no
longer take an ailive part in opposing it, ir it be
true that the elation is in no manner to a lied the
question of the Secularization of the Eleelorate.

Neither of the Iwo Hambkrgir Mad: which are
due, had arrived when our Paper was put to Press.
Yesterday morning His MAJT!STY, acompanied
by the DUKE Of KENT, PRINCE ADOLPHUS, PRIN.
GESS SOPHIA and AMELIA, Lords WALSINGHAM
and CATHCAKT, Colonel MANN I NOHAM, Major
DESBaow, and Miss TowNsHErrp, took an airing
on horseback in the Great Park to inspeft the new
improvements ; after which the KING and Suite
hunted with the Harriers.

The QUEEN and Elder PRl'NcEssts, aecom_
panied by the Countess of HARcouRT, and Lady
CATtic ART, took an airing round by Sunning Hill,
and paid a morning visit to the Hon. Mrs. HAR-
COURT, at her seat at St. Leonard's Hill.

The ROYAL FAMILY Come to Kew on Monday
next, where they remain the whole of next week,
for the convenience of His MAJESTY coming to
Town for the opening of the Session of Parliament
to-morrow se'nnight, and the transacting other pub-
lic business.

We are happy to learn, that the Peace Establish-
ment of the Corps of Marines will be very liberal.
This Corps has merited so much from its Country
for many years, and we may say for many wars past,
that nothing the Country can do for them is too
much.

We have already mentioned that the Regiments
of Infantry will be reduced to' Seventy. The ef-
fdlive strength of each, •or the number of Bat-
talions to be retained, are points that are perhaps
not yet quite settled.

. .
Yesterday the Master and Wardens of the Bakers!:.
Company waited on-the Right Hon. the Lotto:,
MAYOR, at the -Marision,Hou.4e, to set the Assize
of Bread, when his Lordship, after a minute inves-
gation of the Mealweighers' Returns, ordered the
• Bread to be lowered three Assizes, or Sixpence in
the Peck Loaf,• to commence and take place,to.
morrow ; the price of the Quartern Loaf will then
be Eleven-pence Half-penny Wheaten, and Ten.
pence Household. .•
We learn; that when 'his Lordship saw the Re-
turns, he eXpressed great disapprobation at them,
as he 'conceived' some unfair means had been
ployed to creite a false or nominal increase average
price. Two quartein-loaVes were produced before
his Lordship, 'one of which came from Newbury,
and the other from Oxford, of the finest white flour,
which cost but Bd. the loaf. ; His Lordship was of
opinion, that there is a scandalous combination
somewhere, to keep up the price of Flour. beyond
•
its fair value and proportion. . .
•
lhe f st news of the signing of Peace was com-
municated.to the people on the Coastt of Holland by
Admiral GkAvEs, who was ernizing off that place.
The happy event was celebrated by all the English
ships along the Coasts of Zealand, and at the mouth
of the Scheldt, by a general discharge of artillery.

The .r.olto CHArrcELLOR has appointed Wednes-
day next, th;... 28th inst. at two o'clock, to receive
ti'.e Lord A'layor Eleft at his house in Bedford-square.
Last Wednesday four Companies of the Rifle Re-
giment, commanded .by .COlonel MANN / N CHA m,
completed their route froM:Wey)mouth to Bletching_
ton .Larracks.

Saturday last, one Troop of the zBth Light Dra-
goons marched from Brighton to Lewes, to. be sta.
cloned for further orders.

The East Kent Militia, commanded by Sir NAR-
BOROUGH D'ATH, are on their march from the Isle.
of Wight for Lewes Barracks.
On 'Wednesday last the Sussex Agricultural So-
ciety held their annual meeting, for the distribution
of their premiums to the Industrious Poor. The
Earl of EG Rr mo NT, Lord SHEFFIELD, and' a con-
siderable number of other Subscribers, were present.
The Ploughing-match advertised by the above
Society did not take place, a proper number of corn,
petttors nor having entered their names on the list.
in due season.- Several offered themselves when it
was violate.

All the ',Shipwrights, joiners,. and houie-carpen-:
ters, who were put
.on the first instant upon double
time and a tide, at Portsmouth,. were on ;il(tOnday
put upon double time only. One hundred seamen
and fifty soldier's' are employed to clear the Yard of
all the wood, 'iron, and other materials, that were
brought from the stores for refitting,' &c: 'So. many
Prisoners have been removed from Porrchester Castle
and Forton Prison on board the Prison• Ships in the
Harbour, khat only 17 remain in prison at the
former place, and 14 at the latter.
The 'zzd Regiment of FoOt had a most dreadful
passage to the Cape of Good'Hope last year. Out
of 6)o who embarked, zoo died of a malignant
fever before they readied their destination, besides
a great number of women and children.' -Among the -
dead, one Officer only was numbered. When they
reached St. Simon's Bay, not 'more than Iso of the
remnant force .were able to march; and the crew of
the ship was so reduced, 'fbat they were obliged, to
have some me.n from` the men of war in the bay to
furl their sailS.
Mr, SUTTON, WharAngg tle Borough, on
Saturday exhibited an infortnakion at Union,Hall,
Upon oath, against the Captain of a Merchant Ship,
for absconding with the Register of the Ship out-
ward-bound, •by which she is liable to be seized anti
,condemned. The Captain is liable to a penalty of
one hundred, pounds, or to suffq twely#: month
prisonmeut. •
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