The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-09 00:00:00

BANI;RUP7'S.

Charles Bower, ofCareystrcct, Lincoln't-inn-Aclds, scri-
vener, to surrender leb. 14, at twelve, 24, atone, and
Alarch at, at twelve., at Guildhall, London.. 4tturneY;
Tohn Allingham, No, 24, St. John's-square.
fohn Gandell, of Tiverton, Devonshire vintner, March
3,4, and 21, at twelve, at the Ansel lan, Tiverton.—
. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Hellings, m Tiverton.
Tohn Patel of Bury St. Edmund's, Sullblk,
vencr, keb. 14, 21, and March 21, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attornies, Meisrs. Giles md Isaacson, Shire-

lane, Lincoln's-inn, London. •
Anthony Hall, of Vine-street, Hatton-Wall, cheese.
manger, Fell. 14, Si, and Mart:ll2l,la ten, at Guildhall,
I nndon. Attorney, Mr. Charles Aubert, No. 2.8, Up.
pet Berkley-street, Portman-square.
DIFIDENDS.

ch. 28. Wiliam ‘Vright, the elder, and William Wright,
the )ounger, i.nd john Maud Wright. a, ‘./c11‘7,10%-
square, cu,d-merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon-
don.
Feb. 28. Charles Crossley, of Warrington, Lancashire,
inn.keeper, at cloven, at the Nag's Head-inn, in Warring-
ton. _ _ _

March 3. Christopher Moore, of Staithcs, Yorkshire, dra-
per, at one, at LuUdkiall, London.

CERTIFICATES.

Feb. 28. James G'irintshaw, of hianehester, Lancashire,
!Incur:Lauren
Wil.liton Jones, of Wolverhampton, Stanrclshire, porter-
brewer:"
William Maclean, of Gosport, Haws, slopseller.
Richard Knott, or Lombard-limo, bookseller.
George Walker, of lirighthelrnstone, Sussex, carpenter.
Alexander Robertson, of Canle-court, Birchinolanc, wet-
chant.

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

jROCLANIATiON BY HIS EXCYLLVI4TCY SIR
.13,1kT. GOVERiOR,'CO4I%IANDER
IN carry', vier-Aumiit-AL, &C. or ilia
4ArF or GOOD HOPE, SCC,.
" Whereas it appears :from the . reports deli.
• 'rued In by theColleCtor of the Tythes on Corn,
ate..'Ste., that the quantify' of : wheat brought
iiito Cape Town, has fallen infinitely short of
what it has ball at this season, in any of tho pre.'
ceding years, and as there is every reason to he
certain that the product of the last year's harvest
was a good one, consequently the quantity of
wheat still in the 'hands of the farmers must be
considerable, and only kept back from market on
account of the highness. of the price, and the hopes
of Its still rising ; I coo" therefore hereby order
arid command,
"First, That the farmers shall, on or before
the last of the ensuing month of November, bring
up to market in Cape Town, whatever quantity
of wheat -they may ,st ill have in hand, reserving
to, themselves, for the consumption of their fain.
lies, provisions of three months from that period.
• " Secondly, It is hereby striCily prohibited
and forbidden, to any person or persons whosoever,
residing in Cape Town or in the environs,
• between the Rode Bloem and Salt River, to
purchase or lay up in store any wheat, as the
. whole of that necessary article..of life must pass
into the hands of the Public- Bakers, or into that
of Government ; ' and any person or persons who
shall aft contrary, 'to the law, contained in these
two Articles, shall upon conviction thereof, before
the proper Magistrate, forfeit a sum of five hun-
dred rix.dollars, besides the confiscation of the
wheat ; one.third of which fine is fok the benefit
of the informer.
"And I do hereby further declare and make
known, to all whom it may coriceto, that should
it appear that notwithstanding the order con-
tained in these presents, the farmers should con-
tinue. still fraudulently to .with-hold their wheat
from market, that a commission shall be fOrth.
with sent into, the country, for the purpose-of
inquirint, into, the cause of the Scarcity„ and de.
trains those_ ivho ,nay have occasioned it.; and
airy person or persons who: shall be food to have
atted contrary to .these my
_positive orders and
commands, shall, upon conviction, besid:s the
coofiscation of the wheat so food, pay a penalty
of one thousand ,rix dollars. .
4.4 It is not intended .th.it the regulations con.
tainea in the above Articles of this,frociamation
should ailed. those farmers residing Pll the other
side of thellottentot Holland Motuitains, or be.
' yond the limits of the Roade Zand or Four 'and
Twenty Rivers.
" Given under my hand and seal, Castle of
Good Hope, -this 31st day of C)tober, i 800.
Giioaoe YONGE."
Ry Command of His Excellency. the Governor,
avid Commander in Chief,
(Signed) A. BARNARD, Sec.

CAPE TOWN MARIfET, NOV• 15.

WIIV AT, per load of io muds, 44 to 65 rix
dollars,. having within a fortnightadvanced from
57 rix dollars.—Barlcy, per mud, 27 to 30 sch.
—Pease,
.per ditto io rut dollam—Beans,, per
ditto, 61, ditto,---Flour, first. sort, per tooth.
6 to 61 ditto.—Rice,-;per toolt t z ditto.,
Cape . Wine, per Itioger 0(.150, gallons, 24 tO
40 ditto..--Ditto Tobocco, per toolb. eighteen
to twenty-two Butter, per hound,
z slivers.

.Soak► and Crindlcs. have declined in priCe; in
consequence of a loge quantitrotthein and-tal.
low having been whims -prize 'goods.--

One of the robbers concerned in breaking into
"thg, store.room Of the zsth Regiment ,or .Foo,
siationed at Lewes, Nita% on Monday se'nnight,
detecled, and taken into'custody, at Gidstonet
in surrey, with arpart of tli6 stolen property in
his possession.