The Sun.
London, England, 1809-03-27 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

rairbridge, of Gough-square, F feet-street,• London;
dealer, from March as to May 13, at ten, at Guildhall.
folin.Rumford Ireland, late of Burr-street, East Smithfield,
Aliddlesex, and of Lower Thames-sq.:et, London, coal-
factor, from April t to May zo, at' ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS. .

William. Wrangham, of Seething-lane, London, money-
scrivener, to surrender March zB, April 4, and May 6, at
tell, at. Guildhall. Attornies,. Messrs. Parntiter and Son,
London-street, Fenchurch-street.
William Mason, late of Back-street, Horsleydown, Surrey,
vidualler, March zB,. April 8, and• May 6, at ten, at Guild.
hall. Attorney, Mr. Hodgson, Clements- Inn.
Thomas Hunt, of York, money-scrivener, April 1, iB, and
May 6, at twelve, at Cuildhxil, London. Attorney, Mr.
.
Morton, Furnival's- Inn. •
William Williams, of Peutonville, Middlesert, and-late of
Edinburgh, factir, April a, 11, -and May 6, at one, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, Warwick-square, New-

gate-street. - -
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Thomai'llavies, of Birmingham, dealer in coals, April 7, at
four, 8, at one, 'and May 6, at twelve, at-thp Shakspeare
Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Egerton, G ray's-
Inn, London; or Messrs. Spurrier and Ingleby, Brun-
ingharn. „
Tipuras.Nloore Slade, of Ohl Bond-street-, Middlesex, pie.
ture.dealer, April r, 8, and May 6, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Walls Last-street, Red Lion-square.
: 6arnuel Norris, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, razor-strum, April 7,
8, and May 6,. at eleven, at. the Angel Inn, Sheffield.
Attornies, Mr. Brookfield, Sheffield ; or Messrs. Sykes and
Knowles, New- Inn,, London. „. •
George Lgler, of Portsea Southampton, miller, April, at
one, 6, at ten, and May 6, at eleven, at the Blue Posts
. Inn, Portsmouth. Atturnies, Mr. Poulden, Tomes ;or
Mr. Shelton, Sessions.house, Old Bailey-, London.
loseph Croton, -at Drury-lane, Middlesex, linen-draper,
April r, 8, and May t, at twelve, at Guildhall. At-
- torne), Mr. Tagg, Spread Eagle-court, Threadneedle-
Street.
• DIP IDENDS. •
April zz. William Wall, of Oxfordrstrect, Middlesex, hosier,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
April 8. Joseph Prior, of Spitaltields, Middlesex, drysalter,
at -twelve at Guildhall.
April iB. William Bureher, late 91 Chapel-street, Westmin-
ster, carpenter, at eleven, at. Guildhall.
April 25. Charles Welsborne, of Eyestrain,- Worcestershire,
• ' grocer, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Evesham.
April rB. 'Thomas G dabs' of Paradise-street,
St. Mary, iltotherhithe, Surrey, mariner, at eleven, at

ondon.
April 2s. - William- Brown, of King-street, Ilfoomsburb
Allidrilesex, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall.
April as. jinn Carter, of Sandwich Kent, diaper, at twelve,
at GUilail4ll, London. •
April 19. David Rees, of. Llarielly, CartnarthensNre,-shop-
keeper, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Swansea.
April tB. Wilhattt Sinclair, otltatclitle-highway,Middleser,
tallnw-chandlcr, at eleven, at Guildhall.,
April.z9. lames Recs, now or Date ot London, hot formerly
of Richmond,. Surrey, mariner, at eleven, at Guildhall.
.A pril 19. Edward Lheverton, of Newport, Lie of Wight,
Southampton, linen and woollen-draper, at eleven, at •liie •
Bugle Hui, NeWitut. • ,
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April i 9. Thomas Harvey, Of Newport, Isle of ' Wight,
Southampton, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Bugle Inn,
New port. .
April 44. Cornelius Kenworthy and Edward Kenworthy. Of
Stainland, near tlatitax, Yorkshire, eottun-apinnera• at-
three, at the Palace lnu, Manchester.
April ai. Richard Middleton, of Liverpool, Inert:ham, at
eleven, at the George liar, Liverpool.
April 15. Giles G Miner, ot Sandwich, Kent, linen-draper,
ut ten, at L London.
April ti. Thosita4 Clarke, of l'ortarneuth, merchant,it one,
at the Blue Posts Inn, I;ortsinouth.
April is. Edward koser, late of Lindfietd, Sussex; soap.
111301.1iadtiso and vallaw-cliandler, at rwehc, at Guild:.
hall, London. .•, '
April 42. Richard Millegan, of POrtliCa, county of South_
ampton, fire.er, at twelve, at the Blue FOst4 Inn,
mouth.
April,29. Sarah Stiles anctMaaon Stiles, of Dorking, Surrey,
pluinuers, at eleven' at Guildhall, London.
April 18. Benjamin of Whitediapel, Middlesex,
brazier, at twelve, at Guildhall.
April IS. Daniel Willinotr,of Wititectoss-street, St. Luke,
Middlesex, ki...alcr Ui spirits, ;it ten, at Guildhall.
April 25. Robert Stewart and William Stewai t, of Mancha-
. IttrilllolCildlitS' at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms inn,
Manchester. • ,
April 19. William Anderson, of Charlton-row, Manchester,
builder, at two, at the D.'g Tavern, Manchester.
April .42. Samuel Cooke, of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, clothier,
at two, at toe George n, Trowprittga.
April is. John Beale, of SatithampiOnitrect, Camberwell,
Surrey, matheinatieal-instruthent-inaker, at twelve, at
Guildhall, London. • , .
April is. lames Robertson and lames Hutchinson, ofFleet-
street, London, oilmen, at twelve, et Guildhall. ,

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The Princess LIZA,fr, she ts erme y tre.
t a• • d I3`
l'Anrs, and whom-,i.e haS iteolored Arcit-Duchess of,
Tuscatty; with the title*. 'l. Imperial i,igltnrs „" is
the favourite sister of the Corsican. In St. Domingo,
while her first htib:thd, General, Le ,CcEnc, go-.
vented-0d desn,lated., that, beautiful islet,4l,
amassed an Jnense faritme, which, together witht,
connexions, procured her a*second hutibartd, the
Ptinoe I.IO..RGHEs“. During. her resitince fads,
some years. ago, Madamo BUONAPARTE: and Elie ,
were known to live oti the wort ,terms. This revo- •
lutionary. Pitneessis. neer forty-one years of age.,
possessed orno personal attra4ion-s, but acute, high-
spirited, rapacious', and foiid .Tlta
Tu,cruts universally deprecate her arrival stuoyg•
them at Florence. - • .

Master. BETTY entered a IyClloW Conininner •at
Christ's College, Cambridge, in July, and under the
tuition of the Master, Abe- learned Dr. firown,..bas
made rapid progress in his studies. He last Saturday
spoke his first public declamatitint highly to the 50-!,
tisfaCtion of the Doctor, and a great assenibla,:se of
'Gentlemen ,in the Hall. The, young Gcn•siernau,
defended the condua and churaaer of Sir-Wat.Teit
RALEIGH. - •
A. short time ago eight of the Society of St.
Paul's. Youths, at Oldham, in Lancashire, twig
their St. Paul's PeA of eight Bells a fine Peal if
Bob-,Bob-Major,
,containing 15,120 harnicniovii
changes, which was nobly broeight round in eight
hours and.fUrty-six minutes, being the
gr'eatest length
rung north of the River Trent, and was both com-
posed and condu&ed by Mr. J.ossra NaWTON,
eminent nankeen, dimity, and muslin weaver, who
also rung. the 4th Bell. •
Philosophers often talk of moral certainties—and
yet not one in. fifty of them prove as trite, as the
moral certainty that a large number of indi4Juids
will acquire, 12th next month, an independency for-
life, by risking only, in the present great Loath),
Scheme, a stake of adventure so minute, as to bear
no sort of proportion to immensity of gain.
An-offensive breath is of all other things the most
disgustieg, especially in the Fair Sex.. It arises
oftener from want of attention to the wet), than'
from any other cause ; the regular use of 'a Ton,h-
powder, to remove all impurities, and preserve the
• teeth sweet:and clean, becomes on this account in.-
dispensably necessary. •01 nll the compositions for
this purpose, BLITLER'S' RESTORATIVE ,:r0.0141•• '
POWDER, from its carminative and restorative qua-
lities, has deservedly gained a preference; . it' rearders
the teeth of a pearly white colour, eves a cleanness
and vermilion
,hue to the' gums, and imparts
leaable fragrance to the breath. So extensive' liaa":-
been the demand for it, that it forans the appendage
to the toilets of 'the Royal Family, Nobility, cod
others of rank and fashion.—Sold wholesale and
retail, at Mr. BUTLEIt'S, No. 4, Cl4eapsides:Cornoi
of Paternoster-row ; and retail' lay' Most Country
Booksellers and Perfunaers, 'in Boxes, at es.
each. .