The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-10 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

William s Halton, Richmond-bnildings, Dean-street, Soho,
tailor, frunvOct. 15 to Nov. 5.
BANKRUPTS.

James Tucker,' Bristol, dealer, to surrender Oct. 11, 25, and
Nov. 19, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol.—
Attornies, Mr. Jarman. Bristob_orMeesrs. Tarrant, Clarke
and Richards, Chancery-lane, London.
Thomas Gaskell, Saint Helleus, Lancashire, corn-dealer,
Nov. 1,2, and 19, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool.—
. Attornies, Mr. Clements, Liverpool, or Messrs. &AO:stuck
and liunce, Kirg's Bench, Walks, Temple.
Thomas Thomas, Bristol, soap-holler, Oct. 14, 25, and Nor:
19; at twd, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Atturnies,
Sir Samuel Whitcornbe and King, • Serje-ant's Into, Fleet-
street, or Mr. Frankis, Clare-street, Bristol.
Edward Spencer, Billiter-lane, merchant, Oct. .15, 22, and
Nov: 19, at twelve., at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Lox-
ley.:l4nd Sun, Cheapsjde.
Benjamin Willmore, Friendly-street, Deptford, carpenter,
Oct. 18, at eleven, 25, at twelve, and N,,v. 19, at eleven,
at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. C. It. Parker,
Greenwich.-

Richard Coster, High Holborn, cli,esemottger, Ott. n,
at fen, and Nov. 19, at twelve; at Guildhall. Attornies,
Ales3l'S. Rood and •Clarke, Castle-court, Budke-row.
John Allen and Gdyin Torrafic, Douglas, Isle of Mao, sbvC-
. makers, Oct. 15, 29, and Nov: 1k), at twe:ve, at Guildhall,
Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Pasature, Warnford-court, Thrug-
morton-strect,

Jane Whitfield and John Whitfield, Morpetlr, Northumber-
land, vintners, Nor. I, a.nd 19, at eleven, at the'George
Ina), Newcastle-upoir-Tyne. Attornies, NiesSrs. Meggisons
and Fairbank, Hattori-garden, London, or Mr. Armorer
DorAin,
Thornas bovervell, Barbican, stationer, Oct. I 22, and
Nov. eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
Street and WO:
Joseph liawliii .in, Great Portland-street, oilman, Oct. 25,
, 99.• it tn, and Nov. 19, at one, at Attorney,
Mr. Wills, tienrietta-street, Brunswick-square.
Alegks Brenchley, and George Bishop, Oran-
, brook, F., bankers,Oct. 15, 25, at ten. and Nay. 19, at
twelve, :it Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Egan and Wa-
terman, F,sex-street„ Strand, or Messrs. Burr and Hour,
Maidstone. ,

John Fiederick Woodhatch, Thaxted, Essex, cabinet-maker,
Oct.. 11, 22, and Nov. 19, at eleven,. at Guildhall. Atha-
net, Ntr. Vincent, Bedford-street, -Bedford-square.
Juhn Lawrence and William Fuller, Bermondsey-street, and
Age's-walk, Bermondsey, glue-manufacturers, Oct. 25,
2.90 at ten, and Nor•. 19, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney,
jr.4 Benton, Union-street, Southwark.

[Dividends, To-morrow.l

FRANKFORT AND BRUSSELS PAPERS.

GHENT, OCT. 3.—The brother-in-law of. Mr.
Adams, who left Elie United States on the 13th
of August, with a mission :from his Gpvernment,
arrived at Bourdeaux on board of an limed aviso,
and reached this place on Thursday, with dis-
patches for the AmericanNegociators at the Con-
gress. The diplomatic cdmmunications between
the two Legations have been suspended for this
week past by way of vacation. .. It appears, hoa•-
ever, certain that they 'will continue towards the
end of this week. The Fete on Thursday, at the
notel of the. American Minister, was very
I:ant. The-English Minister could not.•be pre-
sent, being gone to visit the port of Antwerp.
WUJITZBURGEI, SEPT. 18.—It is known that
the Court of London hat-composed its Einbassy at
Vienna of as many Members as there will be sub-
jects to discuss, all of them profoundly versed in
'these subjects, and furnished, with full powers.
This measure will 'preclude the 'necessity of send.,
ing couriers on every occasion to such a great
distance, particularly when the bad weather
already begins to impede the co►nmuuication.
CoLoGNE, SEPT. 20.—The celebrated Sir Sy&
.ney Smith passed through this city yesterday, go-
ing to Vienna.

BRUSSELS, OCT. 4.—His Royal Highness the
Prince SoVereign of the United Netherlands, and
his, Excellency. Mr. Jansens, Minister at War,
have authorised General Evers to publish a pro-
clamation to the Belgium army, commending the
valour displayed for twenty years by the -soldiers,
while their country formed part of France, and.
calling:upon them, now that their native coun-
try is rising froth its ruins, to assemble round its
standard, under which they;will not be called
upon to perish as the victims of mad ambition in
the burning sands of Africa, or under the frozen
Pole, bur only to defend their country, the
„dig-
nity-of the throne, and the independence of the
nation.