The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-05 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Richard Townroe, of-Nottingham, monster, from July tl to
August 2, at ten, at _the Punch Bowl, Notzinghain.
Jowl Wilkie, of Howard-street, §trand, Middlesex, navy
agent, trout Icily 15 to August at ten, at Guildhall.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED,
William Stanley, of Mancliestei,
BANKRUPTS.
•

'Richard Lake, of Plymouth,, baker, to surrender jitly'lB',
August is, at eleven, at the London I nn,Plymodth. Attor-'
nies Mk: Kelly, Plyinotitll ; or Messrs. Twynain and
• Walker, Inner Temple, London,
Robert Silveater, now or late of Reading, Berkshire, timber• merchant, July 17, 24, and August 8, at eleven, at the
Upper Ship Inn, Reading. A ttornies, rvlessrs. Mandy arid
Sanders, Reading; or Mr. Holmes, of Great larnei-street,
is ►ltor'd-row, London.
William- Stanley, of Manchester, ihnkeeper, July 24, 25,
at the Star l un, Manchester, and August Is, at two, at the
KM .g's Arm, Inn; Lancaster. Attornie,, Mr. Robinson
Manchester; or,Mr. Lyon, Gray's-Inn, London.
DIVIDENDS. - •
July 3. John Cockin, of Tottenham, Middlesex, merchant,
at ten, at Guildhall. •
July 28. John Lewin, late of -Gosport, county of South-
ampton, vintner, at one, .at the India Arius Inn, ,Gos- • p'ort.
July z&. Joshua Morgan, late of Llantair ary brie, county of
Carmartlieu, tiMber-incrchant, at eleven, at tne Golden
1.1(111 fun. brccknocic.
July zB. 'Thomas Norris, !Ate o osport, county. of South-
fc '
ampton, corn-merchant, at one, at the India Ands Inn,
Gosport.•
July 29. William Pearce, of Dover, Kent, cordwainer, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London.
July 29. William Urquhart, of Sion-Coliege•Gardens,
Luntien, merchant, at ten,-at
July 25. Richard Lawrence, of New Windsor, Berkshire,
bricklayer, at ten at Guildhall, Lunolon.
July 29. George Pickwood, of Cloak-lane, London, wine.
'merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 25. Frederick Francis,- of Chiswick, Middlesex, smith,
at eleven' at Guildhall.
August s. Elijah Goff, of Weliclose-square, Middlesex,
merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July 28. - Jauhs Mansell, George hurkinshaw, and John
fielding, at Sheffield, Yorkshire, saw and edge-tool-ma-
nufaCturers, at twelve, at the Angel- Inn, Sheffield.
C'ERTIFICATES.-

jelly 2;. Richard Jefferson and William Pickenson, of King-
,
stun-upon- null, woollen=drapers.
William Pon tey, of Sledmere, -Yorkshire, corn-lador.
lames-Henry Alexander Scott, of the King's Road, Pimlico,
,Middlesex, nursery and seeustnan.
John Lewis, of the Old Jewry, London, Warehouseman.
John Shee, late of Bloomsbury-square,. Middlesex, wine and
brandy-merchant.
Alexander Young and John Bacon, of St. Mar- Hill, London,
merchants.
Thomas Coldwell, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, dealer.
Jolm lacks tit, of l'arn ham, -Surrey, surl:eoft.and apothecary,
and late of St. Swithin'S-lane, Catnion.street, LULILIOII,
merchant.
Rohert Thomson, late of Southwark, Surrey, but now or late
of Craven-buildings, Prury-lane, Middlesex, tleitlei and
chapnian.
Walter Powell, of Lombard-street, London, banker.
John Lockhart Barnard, for:sterly of Shorter's-court, Throg.
morton-street, London, late of Russell-square, Middle:,
sex, stock-broker.
George Harrison, of Globe-street, St. John, Wapping, Mid-
dlesex, carpenter.

1. Deans and J. Scholes, of Darcy Lever, Lancasta,
merchants.
I', Rawson and B Rawson, of Liverpool, insurance-brokvls.
F. Shand and 1. Watnough, of Liverpool, iron-dealers.
1. Palfreinan and Sam. Joseph, of Liverpool navy-agents.
W. Atwell Spurrier, W. Griffiths, and T. Lewis, of Bristol,
drapers.
T. Whitby and G. Gairdner, jun. of Peter's-court, St. Mar-
ti n's-Lsue, cabinet-makers.

A. Ti:rocat and-T.. Barth:4stle, of Fir wood within Tong,
Lancaster, bleachers.
W. Peacock, sin. W. Peacocks and T. Peacock, jun. of Salis-
bury-square.
Eli Standin, and. Anna Golder, of Shadwell, 'High-street,
I i nen- &a pe-rs.
C. Mawhood, T. Greasley, and W. Hughes, of West Smith-
field, wholesale wool len.thapers:

Last night, about nine o'clock;', an alarming fire
broke oitt at the house that forms the ,corner of
Cumberland-place and" Cumberland:street,• New-
Road, which was happily soon extinguished, by the
prompt and resolute exertions,. of HENRY HARD-
ACRE, Esq. Mr. PALMER, and a few more of the
neighbours, whose laudable efforts , Merit the
highest praise. The fire -raged with great fury,
but was all out before the arrival of any engine.:
By a vessel from . the Brazils we have received
some further particulars respecting the trade of that
couniry. The'following- is an extract from one of
our letters

•" Rio Janeiro, April S, 1809.
• " doubting but it will ,heagreeable.to
some of your connections to know how the'prices of
articles usually exported from hence,, have sold of
late,: I take this opportunity of inforirkiiig you, that
even sugars sell pretty readily at 140ti.per
and coffee at 1240 per arrob::, in conseeiu2nce of a
brisk demand from Etigkind.
• " There are no stocks ever kept, here of any pm.
duce, except sugar, all other articles are brought
small parcels, and bought, forsready money by tho,e
who are in need of theen, by-degrees, till they hak
mideup the quantitieS they want. A great deal-of
tallow has been brought from- Buenos A s, and
goad, bad, and indifferent has been sold iqhl
to England, at frOm. 2400 to 2800 per arn,,,,.
Nl,tria skins are likewise brat_ ht bete from the Ri-
ver Plate, and sell at about 2400 per dozen, and
horse hair at. 2600 per arrob.i ; ox horns' at 2206
per t 00.

" The; price of produce liere•being governed by
-the affairs of Europe, I cannot give you any op ~on
about the probability of their being higher or lower.
I expe6t that many will enter itackbusiness who have
no capital, induced thereto by the well-known and
fatal credulity of the EngliSli, who are ever desirous
of putting off, their goods to any one they can
.induceto take them, and much loss will be thereby expe-
rienced, and the same I'apprehend will occur in the
cities before mentioned, where more. new dealers
will spring up than can be 'Supported.' Hitherto,
goods hate been boUght for ready money, Or taken
in barter, and I hope the principle will be continued,
but at all events I am,determined to en-courage it.
" The articles which I think will-be consumed in
large quantities are bays, colours--byte, red, rose,
and flesh, Swedish iroe and .steel, common hats,
square and round sheets of copper for brazier's use.,
cheese and butter, cloths, particularly low blue ones,
at about 4s. per yard, coating.—olive 3 and browns,
kerseymeres mostly low priced ; cotton gi,ods of all
kinds, but particularly muslin, in all the varieties of
the, article; laces, veils, shawls, prints, shirting,
ani quilling for wais'coats tnen's plain white cot-
ton stockings; with embroidered and plain clocks,
and all lace clocks for Women hardware, nails of
all kinds, and generally every thing that used to be
exported to Lisbon ; German . window' glass and
G ofin linens, such as Platillas, Bretanas, Buanes,
Oiandas, &c. The prices of cod-fish, oil, and but-
ter vary here, as in all Catholic' countries, extreme-
ly; the former article would now fetch 10,006 real.;
per,quintal at least; oil is getting up towards 20 )000
reals per pipe ; butter, however, which 80111t2
months ago sold at 1600 reals per poun,l, is now at
200 reals, and an abundance in the market."

,SIIIP NB FYJ

GRAVESEND, JULY 3.
Sailed - the Alligator, Ashton, fOr Tobago; Flora, Stod-
dard, for Grenada; and Roebuck, Lowry, for Atrica.