The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-25 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Henry Smith and lames Holton, late of Ghar!es•street and
Sunlk-street, Middlesex Hospital,-coach-makers; from
Oct_ zi to Dec. 9-, at ten, at Guildhall.
David Robert
.Tl.l, ut Finsbury-square, Middlesex, Wine-
merchant, froln•OCd. 21 to Dec. 9, at ten, at Guildhall.
BAN'KR'UPTS.'
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Thomas Robson, Of Bishop- Wearmimth, Durham, ship.-
buildet, to .Surrender Nov. 14, IS, and Dec.- s, at eleven,
at the Bride Inn, Bishop.Wearmnuth. Attornies,• Mrt
Blackiston, Symond's-,nn, London; or Mr. Thompson,
Bi. hop-Mica:mouth.
Dan el Shaw, of Barnsley, Yorkshire, mercer, Nov: 3, at
lour, 4, and Dee. s. at eleven, at the White Bear, Barns-
ley. Attorniec,' Mr. Wils,on, Greville street, Halton-
Gargled, London ;or Mr. G. Keir, Barnsley. . • ,
Samuel GoSling, of -ito,:kport, Cheshire, cotton-dealer, Ncv. •
16, 17, and Dec. $, at eleven, at the Star and Garter
vern Liverpool. 'Attorney, Mx. Avison, Liverpool.
fohn Roscoe, of Liverpool, -grocer,• Nov. z 6, 17, and Dec. s
dt Q. 1%, at ;he Globe- l'avFlTo, • Liv:rpool, Attomies,• Mr.
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Kidd, Liverpool; or Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, South.
ampton.buildings, Clianeery-lane, London.
Samuel France, of Liverpool, butcher, Nov. 14, ts, and
Dec. ;, at one, at the (Lobe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorpies,
Mr: Woods; Liverpool ; or Mr. Blackstock, St. Mildred's-
court, Loudon,. •
Andrew Niiier, o Totness,, Devonshire, grocer, pa. 31,
Nov. 7, anj Dec. 5, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern,
.Exeter. Attornies,Mr. Zachary Turner, Exeter ; or M. P.
V. Williams, Austin.friars, London.
Robert Hunt, of Nottingham, mercer and draper,-Nov. I, 21
;and Dec. 5, at eleven, at the Itam.lnn, Nottingham. .At-
. tornies,
,Mr, H. Percy, Nottingham ; or Messrs. Kinder.
ley „Long, and Ince, Gray's-Inn-square, London.
Thomas George Alderson the younger, late•of Bury St. Ed.t
mOnds, Suffolk, printer, Nov. i 6, at six, i 7, and 5, Dec. at
ten, at the,Greylioundlnn, Bury St. Edinunds. Attornies,.3
Mr. J. Pate, Bury St. Edmunds4 or Mr. William Giles,
Great Shire-lane,- London.
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Charles! Woodman; late of Chesham, Buckstwine-merchant,
Oct. 28, Nov. 4, and-Dee. s , -at ten, at Guildhall, London.
AttornieS„ Messrs, Tilbury and Bedford, Bedford-row.
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Oct.' 3r. lohn Jame,s, of Stafford, grocerott one, at the Bush-•;
Tavern, Bristol.
Nov. 14. Thomas Fell, of Liverpool, merehant, at eleven,
at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool.
Nov. 24. James Lycett, of , Manchester, calico-tuanufac:
turer, at twelve, at the Swan TaVern, Birmingham.
Dec, 2. James Roxburgh `]ate of Winchester-street, Lon.
don, insurance-broker, at telly at Guildhall.
Nov. at. :Daniel Allen, of Newgate-street; Loudon, bbotantl..
shoe-maker, at one, .at Guilsltail.• .
N0v.13, Robert Law Sinipkin, lateof Leicester.hosierfat
eleven, at the. Three Clowns Inn- Leicester. • ,
Noy, 164 job Gave,. late of Trowbridge, Wiltthire;earpen:
ter, at twelve, at the,,peorge Inn, Trowbridge.
Nov. 16. Henry 11,1adtle.n, lateofthe Island of Bacbadbes, but' I
now of. Liverpool, merchant, at eleven; at the
_Globe
Tavern, Liverpcoi.
Nov. 16. o.,c,pii Hardrnan,-of Ivlanebester,merchant, at three,
at the Star Inn, Manchester.
Nov,- 13. Samuel Nichols the younger, of Bath, Upholsterer;

at one,. at tiic White Lion Inn; Bain. , '
•lslnv. ii. Williani Ery,an, late of White Lion-court, Birchin-
-.lane, -Loticlon, merchant, at twelve,' at Guildhall.'
Nov. 14. Peirce oda, of Sloane-bquare, Chelsea, liliddle-
` • sex., 'bricklayer and huitchr,l ateleysn,, at Guildhall.,
Oct. 3t. Samuel kenning I ailce, pf East Smithtield, Mid.
diewcit, liquor-meichant, at ten, at Guildhall;

CERTIFICATES.-- -
Nov. i 4. Charles Bell, of Penrith, Cumberland, linen and

woolien-tkrapor. . •
lathes floixtp.iirey, of Wardour-street, Oxford-street, Mid-
tilcsex, boot aid shoe maker.
tocktord, of the. City Arms, LondOn-street, hear
Katclitl-highway; Middlesett victualler. ,•-. .
jolitr Wild, a Stockport, Cheshire, ciitton-manttfii6turer.
Robert Morley, of Old-street-road, Sliateditelt, Middlesex,
money Mscri reilet.
William, Hose, of Earl's-cc:tut, Kewiington, Middlesex,

brewer. ,
Benjamin Flugman, late
pf Battersea, Surrey, fellmouger.,
Huw.ird (.;reenway, 01 Bristol, stone-niasbn.
Oliver (,reeliway, ut stone_tuson.

)oath 1 rill) Ureenway, of Brtstul, stone=mason.
lusepit 1-tupKtoson, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, saw and edge-
tuul-lhanutaCturur.

Itictiarct r...:ooper, of Paradise-stieet, St. Mary-le-hone, Misif,,.
dicse34, platsterer.
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Thomas isectley Buxton, ot. Leicester, binker.
Wiiiiam rozall, ot tilinouton, Miidnleseit, coach-master,

Ac MAILS.
ARRIV ho—t Waterford. Do K-4 Gottenburgb, i Lisbon,
Cadiz, s Whitrtord.

TO CORRESPONDENT'S.

*** We are sorry that OSNLYN'S Observations, respe&ing
illuminations on the Jubilee, were unluckily rniilaid.

TH E SU N.

SOLVi.QUIS DICLR*.PAiIUM AUDSA7

L 0 N D 0 N.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER '25, 1809-

The French Papers' which arrived yesterday fully,
justified the doubts we expressed some days ago
respeaing
,the Othcjal- Account in the Amsterdam'
Coitrant, of the Peace between France andAustrik,
having been signed. -It is now qUite dear that
Peace was not signed on the 3d inst. and We are still
left in a state of doubt whether it has been signed at
all or not; but it appears probable .that that event
has taken place before this time, because a part of..
'BUONAPARTE'S household had arrived at Fontain-
bleau, and he was expeded there between the .15th
and,goth instant: • •

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A. new levy of 36,000 Conscripts has been order-
ed, but BUONAPATIU will find it easier to order them
out than to procure 'the men. We know, that of,
the last Conscripts that were called out,. a veil• great
proportion wereboys of 15 and 16 years of age, and
even these Were procured with the utmost difficulty..
It. was positively-asserted in the French Papers, and
copied into all the German. papers, a few months ago,
that 30,000 Conscripts were colletied under KELLER..
MAN, for the purpose of being trained; whereas, in
point of fati, KELLEfiMAN never had aboi'e 3000
and when the insurrection broke out in Westpha-
lia, the utmost force that he could assemble to send
to the assistance .of JEROME, did not exceed 1500