The Sun.
London, England, 1807-02-25 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

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lohnt;ngley, of Upper lout-street, Middlesex, statuary and
mason, to surreutter.March 3, to, and A prki ;7, at. twelve,
at Gui!Ahall. Attornirs, Mesks. B. and i'. Good, now-
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larid,sticet, Fitzroy-square. '4* ..
:V. ilium) Catlin lohnsen and lohn Wiltshire, of -Huntingdon,
drapers and 'co-i,tiitners, March 3, to, and April 7, at one,
:It .; • ~,.tall, London. Attorney, Mr. Evans, Kenning. -
'ton-Cross. : -
Wtt1,..111 t ,iin.c, late of Abing,don, and now of Grove, Berk-
shire; o ,olstapici, I-eb. 26, March r 7, and April 7, at
%twelve, at the Lamb Inn, Ablii,gdrin. Attornic•>, Mr. Mut-
laott, Atung6rm. ; or *NlessrS. -Blagrave and Waiter, Sy_ _

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.Inond'srlnn, London. • ~ `
Jrnsi?.yr'cs, or ..,imrsham,, Btkckingbamsbire, butterman,
Feb. 27, 28, aild April 4, ilt4-Vv6ll; at G uildhall, London.
Atiornies, Messrs. Tayint and on, Fc.Jtherstene-build.

inks, Holborn, • ,
William Wocds,Of Liverpool, stone-mason, April tyz,:and
7, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, LiverpOol. Attornies,
Mr. E. Blackstock, LiVerpool ; er Mr. T. Blackstuck,
St.' Mildred's-court,. Poultty, London.
john Worrall, of .M..nchester,, silk-dresser and dyer, Mirch
16, i 7, and April ••„ aqleven, at the Star Inn, Maraches-
tcr. Attorties,' Messrs Johnson and 13ailey,'Manchester:
DIVIDENDS.- •

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April ;. Hugh Ibbetson, of Pocklingtonv Yorkshire, spirit.
merchant, at eleven, at the George-Inn; Kingston-upon-
Hull. • ,
lieatson and john Beatson, of St. Mary-at
Hill, Loudon, inerChuits`and co-partners, at ten, at Guild-
lull.
Mari_4l 26. . barley Royston, of Lindley, Huddersfield,
Yorkshire', eloth,manufacturer, at eleven 'at the Union
Cross inn, Halifax, Yorkshire.
zB. Lavvreime'll:iyelen, of Cheltenham, G loucester-
snire linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
March ar. F.'dward Purdle, late of St. Jones's-walk, Clerk-
enweil, Middlesex, working-jeweller, at one, at Guild,
hall.
14. Thomas Obey, of Upper Cleveland-street; FitZ-
ral-squarc, Aliddle.sex, bricklayer, at pne, at G uildhal I.
jbleretl 213.' foseiN Hawkins, of Ash, -next Campsey, Suf-
foll/4, .at eleven, at the Crown, Inn, Framlingham,
suffolk.
Dilirc it 17.'' Williarri Lloyd, of Brighthelmstone, Sussex,
linen-draper': at ten, at Guildhall, London:
March at. lohn bishop and Jolla Terry, bite of Maidstone,
Kent, upholders and co-pamers..,at one, at Guildhall;
London. •
March 2S. Paint Winn, of Yorkshire, fishmonger,
at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Aberfind, Yorkshire.
CaRTIFIC/ItE.

Match ti. Thomas Brarnh'iiil, bt. Mossley,•Ashton-unClef.
Lino, Lanca3hite, cotton-spinner.
PARTNERSHIPS DISVOLVED. -•

Robert Collen anti Son, of Glasgow,- manufaatirers, Feb.

31, 1807.
Ann Pigott ,and Elizabeth Harrison, of Gainsburgh,
cornshire, milliner V. Feb. 17, 1807:
Robert lihomson and •lohn Nichol, High-street, Southwark,
Surrey, grocers and tea-ctealers. Feb. 20, ;807.
James Sander and Robert cooper, of Mod-street, London,
mantrfaditrerS. - Feb. 19,
John Gilroy arid ;ehn Carson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
mill-wrights. CO. 17, 1807.
Richard Morton and I.unesNlorton, of Manchester, oil-dealers.
Feb. 21; 007.
William Dove and Icahn Allen, of Plymouth, tanners. Feb.
20,
.1807.
Tarries huttletvorth Barton and Robinson Shuttleworth Bar-
ton,
,of I iverpaol, merchants. Feb 19, 1807.
Thomas Smith arid RObert Weatherer' the younger, of Cross-
lane, Salford, dyers and dressers. Feb. 9, 1807.
Anthony HaltileY and William. Parker, of Liverpool; dealers
in provisions. Feb. 20 1807.
'lames Rainy and Co. w.,‘ Rainy, Wharton, and Co. of Morr•
veal and Quebec. I 19, r3e6.

Extra& of a Letter from a respe&able Naval 011i-
ter of His Majesty's Ship Lancaster, dated Rio de la
Plata, 7th ,Dec. 1806
cannot tell you any thing about the schemes
on the tapis here, because all is kept. 'secret, ex-
cept what is mere corueaure. We have now a
footing in-Sown America; by the possession of Mal-
donado, a viL3ge or infant town, at the North side
of the entranc,-.4. of. the ricer,: There' our little army
is at present ; and there they have entrenchedtheM-
selves,'Waiiing, further succours from, England, while
the men of war and transports remain statu quo in
Alaldoriado 'roads. •
It is said '6ooo men .are coming here from home.
Should it be so, -there will be enough to march over
the cocntry„ which is. immensely populouSbut,
like an ill organized multitude, are ignorant` Of those
means; of defence'which their strength would other-
li/iSe command... It -is an uncommon fine' country.
The strongest posses:;ien of the Spaniards in the ri-
ver, is Monte Video, and' there they have, -'tis said,
50,000 inhabitants ; yet most-'of these have tied,
tint' I am confident very few of us could take it.—
Should we once get possession of it, and our Go-
vernment determine upon forming a -Colony here,
the Spaniards would •,find it as impregnable as the
rock of Gibraltar, and ,as formidable to their other
posseSsitits in this .Country.
" The necessaries of life are extremely reasonable,

but the luxuries of life exorbitant. Beef is consi-

dered dear .fit ‘a penny per pound.- In short, the
price of a bullock is but a dollar; aud the bullocks
It. are as large as any in_ England,. Nature has done
a great deal for man here; blit man is, as usual, in-
dolcrit anti-dicOntented.
" The. natives are an athletic race, live grossly,
and take much exercise on horses, with which. the
country abounds. In fa& with beasts for culture
and for food, the country is over-run— The climate
is so fine and congenial to EutopeanS, that an epide-
mic diiiteMper was nerer known here. We have
game in, great abundance—% , • . .
" Hides and tallow are the chief articles of ex-
portation; andafford a flattering prospect to the'sPe-
CtthitiVO, as hey are to be obtained for tittle or no-
thing. There is, no considerable wealth up
the river, rgAwithstandin,Ohe Dons have removed a
great deal. Rear Admiral STIRLING' has-arrived in
the Sampson aud-superseded Sir ..1-lomE POrnAm,
who wore a broad pendant as Commodore."

A Letter fro:n. the Hague, of
,the loth, asserts
that Bc,•NAPARTE has declared his intention of asseni-
-131nr;., a Congress of all the Princes of Germmy at
Ratisbon, in the course of the Spring.
Monday morning, about ten o'clnek, two Gen-
frorn- Herttord were thrown out of their
Shoreditch Church ;• one was killed on
tone spur, and the other- WAS taken to the house of
Mr. Edwards, a surgeon, where he died in a few