The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-11 00:00:00

Corrirany, Shawe,' promoted in- Major -•Ger.eral,
Cil&iipa,:,llC'S Resin-Cent.
To Lt, without .purch3se— Eysign Archiiplii.
Eyre 9i-ienr., trom the 7;th, Foot. vice tcu Icl. !-.11, go
t..cor,c; ;ion, vict; -C; rant. • Ensign- Duncan ,i1l•
proinoted in Colonel Bailhe's Rcgiment•
Wasitell, vice-Sir George .Colquiloun,
prqrnured in lb 38th Foot.
Ee.Sign • lolin ...rown,•Gent. vice Wright.
To he Paymaster—lames Darby., Esq.-vice' Darley, who re-

botii Ditto, Thomas Bailie, Cent. th be Ensign, by pUr.:
chase, 'Nice Campoeli, promoted-in the 94th Foot.,
tlat Ditio, Ensign Win. Fenton, front the 6rst Foot, to be
Lieutenant, without purchase.
BREVET:
Major-General the Right lion. Thomas Maitland to be
Lienteilant.General in the. Army serving in the Island of
Ceylon. Ccionel Charles Baillie to be Brigadier-Gene-
ral to tit, saA Forces: Captain Alexander Campbell, of the
.
Irst Foot, to be Major in the Army. Lieutenant and
A4jutiint Charles Wayth, of the Cavalry Depot at Maid-
stui.e, to have the Rank of Captain in the. Army.
• (To be c,,ntiveed.)

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
John Baptiste 1)u-liois1ot"Bury-street-, 5t.-Mary Axe, Lon-
don, awl VinePrd-gardens, Clerkenwell, Middlesex, trier-,
coma, from August 16 to 30, at ten, ar Guildhall.
'tart:ea Dave,ppot,rt, of- Rochdale, Lancashire, cotton-spinner,
m Aug
fro
u.t _l9 to Sept..}, at,
.three, at the Bush Inn,
Manchester. • .

13,4I'VKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Wiiliam Haywood, of Marsden,. Yorkshire, cotton spinner.

BANKRUPTS:
inward Crosby, of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender Sept.'
2,3, and 2e, at one, at the Globe '1
avers lohn street,
L•verpex)l.• Attornies, Mr. Windle, John-street, 13etifOrd- •
row, London ;or Mr. cultlt, Liverpool.
Richard Mu6i, of Liverpool-, merchant,' to surrender Sept.-1,
2, and 20, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Liverpool. A ttor-
Mei, Mr: Clements, Liverpool ; or Mr. T.. Blackstock,
St. NlildretPs•court„ Poultry,- London, -
Samuel Hobbs, late of Bath, grocer, to surrender August t 2,
• 30, and Sept. 20,_ at ten at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Air. Welch, Prititing-hOuse-square, Blackiriats. •
John Robiiison, of Newcastle -upon- Tynefgroccr and porter-
merchant, to surrender. August z 6, 27, and Sept. so,
at
eleven, at the Turk's Head Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Attornies, Mr. W. Harvey, Newcastle...upon:Tyne ; or
Messrs. Wortham and Stephenson, Castle.strcet, Holborn,
London. • •
John Parker, of Oxford.itreet. Middlesex', goldsmith and
jeweller, to surrender August 12, Sept. tz, and zo, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. F. tlilditch, Holborn.
Thomas Bloore, of Caldon- Mill, StattUrdshire, corn-factor,
to surrender August 19, at three, So, at ten, and-Sept. 20,
at three, at the Green' Man Inn, .Ashborne, Derbyshire.
Attornies, Messrs. Goodwin, Ashborne ; or Messrs. Bar-
b& and Browne, Fetter-lake, London.
John I lamilton Moore, late of Little Tower-hill, Middlesex,-
chart-seller, to surrender August tg, 23, and Sept. za,
at ten, at Guildhall. - Attotney, Mr. Pasinore, Old Broad-
street.
William Horn and Richard Jackson, of Redeross-street,
Southwark, Surrey, rectifying distillers and co-partners, to
surrender August 15, at six, 26, and Sept. so, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attumey, Mr. Martin, Vintners' - hall,
Thames-street. •
Joseph Coatsworth, late of the Dundee Arms, Wapping,
tslidllesex, victualler, to surrender August 18, 23, and •
Sept. to, at ten, at- Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Witity,
Buckingham-street, Strand. •
DIVIDENDS.
Sept. re. John Lord, of Eke, Suffolk, grocer and draper,
at eleven, '
at the Crown inn Woodbridge,•Sutlblk.
Sept. 15. 'William .Rennell the younger, late of Tomes,
Devonshire, mercer, but since of Teignmouth, s,amc county,
shop!cceper, at eleven) at the Seven Stars, Tomes.
Oct. 25. •Abralianri Brandon,- of Castle,street, Moorfields,
" mustard inanufacturer, at twelve, at Gteildhall.
Sep'. George Dowie, of Whitechapelload, Middlesex,
victualler, at eleven, at Guildhall..
Ot. J William Kendall, ..late of Nlanchester-street, Man-
. Clister-square) Middlesex) builder, at twelve, at Guild-
hall.
Sept. r 6. Robert Francis the younger, of Bread-street, Lon-
don, .warehouseman, al twelve, ono Guildhall. •
Sept. so. lohn Uther, wor late of Bowling.
Green lane', Clerkenwell, vidualler, at twelve,
at Cititiltall .
, •
Ott- 4. William Dickenson the elder, Thbmas Goodall, and
William Dickenson the younger, of London, bankers and
co-partners, at twelve, at guildhall. .
Sept.• 9. Nathaniel Lucas and Charles Betke, of Pancras-
London, merchants and co- partner.s, at ten, at Guild-

hall.. .
August Williani Salisbury Gel!, late of St. ryes, Hunt-
inAdopsnire, diaper, at eleven, at the Fountain Inn, Hunt,

Sept) g. Robert Marr, of Lao:.lstcr, merchant, at ten, at
the 1-,in.g's Arms Inn, Lanca,ter.
CH/ME/C.4TE.
August p. Arm liebb,:.rtien, of Fareharo; Mots, milliner.

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MONDAY, AIIC;t7ST 11, 1806,

The following communication was this morning
posted up at the Mansion House :
Message by Telegraph from Plymouth, received Toth Aug.

at Two, P. M.

July—" The French six. Line-of-Battle Ships,
Admiral COCHRANE four Line-of-Battle Ships, un-
der easy sail, off St. Thomas's, standing westward.
•. Admiralty-Office, Aug. tr, ISoS.

. , ' " A true Copy, .
(Signed) " JAmEs SnAw, Mayor."
4' Mansion-House. August ii,` ISA, i
Half-past Ten, A. M."
___.

The date of the Squadron being thus off St. Tho-
mas's is not mentioned, but. it is understood to have.
been on the 4,th of July. We haVe therefore great
reason to hope -that Admiral COCHRAE.. would .be
enabled to come Up' with the Enemy before the lat-
ter cold, again 'get into Porn- in which case, not-
withstanding the disparity of force on our part, we
'have not the least doubt of a favourable result.
It is. evident. from Admiral COCHRANE being in
sight of the Enemy on the 4th ult. that, he must
have gained upon them in the chace. The French
Admiral, would probably endeavour to keep his
Squadron together, in order to prevent any part of
it tram being cut df, and in so doing mnstlose time,
of which our gallant Admiral would not fail to avail
•
himself.

•
IT. is stated in a_ Paper of this morning, that a
Messenger had arrived from Lord .LAUDEZDALII.
We find, upon inquiry,, however, that no dispatches
have yet been ,received. from his Lordship. The
o .7&,ssengers who arrived yesterday were from St.