The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-02 00:00:00

BA NKRUP 1 CY H.VLARGED.

Thomas Golden, of Maidstone, Kent, carpenter, from April
5, to May 24, at teil,,at London.

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Thomas Alatthews, of Bedminster, Soinersetshire, -broker
and tailor, to surrender April 8,9, and May $3; at eleven.
at the Runt. icr Tavern, All Saints'-lane, Bristol. Astra.
ney, Mr. IVllliain-a• Be,ket, Broad-street, Gulden-square,
London.
lohn King, late of Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, miller and`
inealman, to surrender April, to, at_tus, 1 t, and May 13, at
rune, at the Sun inn, Newport, Isle fat Wight. •Attorney,
Mr. Gilbert, Newport.
Thomas Harvey, of N'ewport, isle ot Wight, ironmonger, to
stirrenderAind root, and :v.iay. $3, at twelve; at the Sui! lint, •
Newport, Isle ot Wight. Attorney Mr. Gilbert, New.
port.
Euward Clieverton, of Newport, Isle of. Wight, linen and.
wooll.n.eiraper, to surrender April ro, at two,. it, and
• May 13, at three,. at the Sun Inn, Newpyrt., Attorne,
Mr. Gilbert,, Newport.
John PoWell,ut Coventry, innholder, to surrender Apiil 7;
8, and May 13; at ten, at the White Bear Inn, Coventry.
Attorney., 111 r. Dickens, Coventry.
lohn Wry,drow the younger, Blue Anchior.road, Bermond-
sey, Surrey, tanner, to surrender April !a, 22, and May t 3,
at, one, at Guildhait, London. Attorney, Mr. R. W .
• Foroes, , Holborn.
Asher Cohan and aamuel Cohan, of Sheerness, Kent, slop-
sellers and' co-partners, to surrender April 5, 22, and May
. 13, at one, at Gain-Mall, London. Attorney, Mr. 1).
Howard, tewry-stieet, Alclgate.
Anti'Ketiney, of Bristol, milliner, to surrender April 14, 15,
and May 13, at eleven, at the Busts Tavern, Corinstreer,
Bristol. Attomies, Mr. Thtmetore Laurence, Bristol ; or
Messrs. Sandy's, Horton, and Trevenen, Crane-court,

F ect-stieet, London:
Elizaigfth Clari.son; widow, and Richard Dove, of South
• A udley-strcet, Middlesex, otl-dealers and wine-merchants
and co-partners, to surrender April 5, 19, add May t 3, at
leo, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hogarth, Staple's-Inn.
Peter -Potts, of Vine-street, Piccadilly, Middlesex, coal-
merchant, to surrender' April 5, at ten, sz, ;.t twelve, and
May 13, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Robins, Bart-
fetes- ouildingS; Holborn.
EUbule Burgess, ot artenester,vidualler, to surrender April
22, 23, May 13, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgitte,
Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Johnson end Bailey, Man- :
chester. .
Barnard Smith, of York,. Wine. merchant, to surrender}--April
t, iz, and May 13,-at :eleven, at the Red Lion I .
Bar, York. Atiornies, Mr. Munby, orki-er Mr. Evans,
London; •
May to. Robert Price, or Cannon-street, London, stationery
at ten, at G.
May t 3. Thomas thiyu, of Buckingham-street, Strand, Mid-
dlesex, wine-tneretiatit, at.tweive, at Guildhall. ,
It'lay to. Thomas kas4o.n, of insnopsgatetteetA London,
pewterer, at one, at
April 26. cnarias ()spanie,- of Wapping-sfreet,' Wapping,,
Middlesex, surgeon and apothecary, at twelve, at Guile-
April 2.6. John jeltrycs, ot Claptiann road, Surrey,' print-
seller and puolisher, at twelve, at &,uildhall, London.
April zg. Mortara Walker, inhv or Late. Of ;Leicester, dealer,
at twelve, at the Blue hell inn, LeiCester.
.April. 26. lostati Vv.:coos and Cornelius Gill, of 'London,
merchants and co-partners, at twelve,. at Guildhall.
May to. lusepri Keens, of Basingstoke, Hants, dealer, at ten,
.at Gurnitiall.
April 21. Dix lhoye and •Charles Bloyc, cf Boston, Lincoln-
store, Meet-drapers :mu co-partners, at ten, at the-Peacock
I wt, bu;itun
. j May 3. Hugu,Aloore, of .1 roninonger London, user_
enairr,'at one, at Giniditati.
May zo. enarieS Grover, ut Aibemarle-street, Middlesex,
uplia,lste,,, oriey at
Apt 1.2.,• 101111:Slay maker,. 01 lcodeross-street, London, ;a1-
1,,,,-,,,t,dier, ..t, tell, at Ulla:Mall.
May 2., pines Ts) tor, of Conthlit-street, Mid-
dlesex, apoilicearj, 'at one, at G
April 22. . l;'eurise leitreys, ut. New.Borid-street,. Middlesex,
goldsmith and je Law-, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Aprts- 22. F :of L i-Coltishire; iron..
• monger, at ten, at ttre'l't;dt..U4.l limn, Boston.
Apr 11,22.. David LvanS, 0, Southampton-court, Southamp,
ton- row, inieii-draper,at ten, at Guildhall.
April 22. Thomas Brewer, of Chippenhain, Wiltshire, linen-
draper:
joint Pearson, late:of New-Inn, Wych-street, Middlesex,
.sertVeller.
George Steadman and John M‘ Lean, of Lamb.street, Christ.
ohurch, Midniesex, poratoe-merchants and co-partners.

• The chain of telegraphs between London and
Plymouth will be completed and tit for working
'in about a fortnight. In clear weather, information
will be communicated from London to Plymouth (a
distance of 220 mites) in' about 20 minutes.
There is now living at Constantinople. a very ex-
traordinary character, known throughout that City
by the name of " Solyman, the eater of corrosive
sublimate." He is now 106 years old,. and-has seen
the Sultans Achmet 111. Osman, Mahmoud, Musta-
pha ILI. Abdul Hamid, and Selimill. the present
Sovereign. In his youth he accustorried
like all the Turks, to take opium, but after increas,
lug the dose to a great extent,. without the wished
'elle% he adopted •the use' of sublimate; and had
taken daily, for upwards of thirty years,:.a drachm,
or tto grains ! He seine time since went the.
shop of a Turkish Jew, to whom he was unknown,
and asked for a drachm of sublimate, which he di-
luted •in a glass of water, and swallowed in an in-
stant. The apothecary became greatly alarmed lest
he should be accused of poisoning the Turk; but
his astonishment may be conceived when the aext
day the man came again, and asked for a similar
dose ! Lord Elgin, Mr. S. Smith, and 'several
Gentlemen now in England, have conversed with
this extraordinary tharaaer, and. have heard him
declare, that the happiness he derived after. swallow-
ing that active poison was greater than he ever,ex-
perienced by any other means.
The. celebrated French Chemist BOUILLON LA-
GRANGE has lately recommended, as.an etlealual cure
for agues and fevers, the gizzards of white fowls,
which he has been in the habit of using for upwards
of forty years ; and out of WOO cases, eight-tenths
have succeeded. The gizzard's are dried and pulve-
rized as follows : First clear. away the gravel they
contain, and slightly wash them; then put them'on
a string and hang them in the sun or near the _fire
to dry, after which they must be reduced to powder,
sifted-, and kept in a bottle closely corked. The dose
is, a .drachm for adults) and. from half a -drachm to a
scruple for children, mixed, in half ? glass of wine;
and,,in cases of agues, swallowed halt an hotir,be-
fore the fit conies -on: The dose -thrice; repeated„
generally cures. It is, the gizzardsKof fowls, ;and
turkies only,
,and not those (A.,ducks or pigeons,: