The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-22 00:00:00

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His Royal Highness- however deems it propel
to declare, that, should the repeal of the French
Decrees, thus anticipated and provided for, after•
wards prove to have been illusory on the part of the
enemy and should the resttiaions thereof be still
praetically enforced, or revived by the enemy, Grt•ot
Britain will be obliged, however reluctantly, •afier
reasonable witice to Neutral Powers, to have re-
cqurse suchtmeasures of retaliation may then cp•
pear to be just and necessary."
Westrniqster, April 21, 1812.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, April 12 t, 1411-1.1.

BANKRUPTS.

William Sea, Mi !ton, Kent, coal-merchant, to surrender A prii
25, May 2, and 3 ,at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At.
tonnes, Messrs. Hindeancl Son, Milton, Kent; and Messrs.
Brace and Plower, Essex-court, Temple.
Thomas Lumley, Harrow-road, Paddington, stone-masona
April 28, at twelve, May 7, at eleven, and June a, at one,
. at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. R. Pittman, Pad-
dington-green.
William Ro}ston, Macclesfield,. Chester, ironmonger, Mai
. 7, at five, 8,, at ten, and June 2,_at two, at the Macclesfield
Arms Hotel, Macclesfield. Attornies, Alessrs.•Bell and
Brodrkk, Bow-lane, Cheapside; and Mr. Grinisditch,
Macclesfield.
John Coates, Bromyard, Herefordshire, currier, May 14, IS,
and June 2, at eleven, at tke Falcon Inn, Bromyartl.
tornies, Messrs. Taylor and Son, Featherstone.-buildings,
Holborn, London ; and Messrs. Worinington'and'Dangct-
field, Biornyard, flerelbrdshire.
Matthew Roger Barker and John Noon, Leicester, worsted-
spinners, April 27, at six, 23, it ten, a,al June a, at elevco,
at the White Hart Inn, Licester. Attornies, Mr,
• ton, Leicester; and Mr. S. Taylor, John-street, Bedford-
row, Lr,ndon.
Thomas Bell, Aln wick, Northumberland, scrivener, May
is, 16, and Junc2, at eleven, at the White Swan Inn, Aln.
wick. Attornies, Messrs. Lambert, -Alnwick ; and Mr.
I-I. Mounsey, Staple-inn, London.
Thomas-1111i and Humphrey Wood, Queenhithe, London.,
oil and colourmen, April 23, May s, and June; at one,
at Guildhall. Attoinies, Messrs. Bovill and Tustin, Nee
Bridge-street, 131 icktriars.
George Noel, East •Stunehouse, Devonshire, lime-burner,
May 5,6, and June 2, at eleven, at the King's A rms,
Mouth. Attornies, Messrs. Drewe and Loxliam, Ntor
Inn, London ; and Messrs. W. and S. Gregg, Plymoutll.
Joseph Wor hal I and John Thurston, Catherine-street, Strand,
upholsterers and cabinet-makers, May 2,9, and June 2. 3t
one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Bedforti-street,
Bed ford-sy mire.
John Swan, Robert Anderson, and George Swan, %VVPir'l
wall, merchants and copper-smiths, April 2S, May 5,, V".
une 2, at one, at Guildhall. A ttornies, Messrs. Kearsel
and.Spurr, Bishops ate-street Within.
George Alexander Wylie, Marrifold.court, Throginottorl.
street, merchant, April 25, klay a, and tune 2, at eleveu,
at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bell and Brodfrlck, BP.'"
lane, Cheapside,
Joseph Coopey,Churchdown, GlOuces!ershire, horse.daealtro
April 30, May 1., and June 2, at eleven, at the Rain loth
Gloucester, Mtornies' Mr. J. Meakings, Ilare.cotnif
Temple ; and Mr. W. C. Ward, Gloucester.,
Henry Furber, New-street, Covent-garden, hardwareinaa*
April as, May a, and June e, at ten, at Guildhall. At"
turnies, Messrs. Barroe;s and Vincent, Basirgliall-strat.
William Mitchell, udd-stieet, 13runswiek-sTiare., width:4
May 2, at ten, 9, and June 2, at one, at Giaddhall. A
torney, Mr. H. turner, Percy -stree-t. Bedford-square.
lames Cass, jun. Rochdale, Lancaster, woollen-manutdc'
turer, May 6, at five, 7. at ten, .and June z, at eleven, 0
the Roebuck Inn, Rochdale. Attornies, Mesrs. Shutti''
worth. Rochdale ; and Mr., E. Chippendale, Serjeant's'
inn, Fleet-street.

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Henry Smithers, Henry Keene Smithers, and George 130'0'
Newport, Nlonmoutirshire, coal masters, Aim'
12, and Lune 2, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Ai
totnics, Messrs. Collinstind %Yeller, Spital-square.
John' Robinson, Kingiton-upon Hul;„ dryer dud teikru''
April 24, 2i, and June 2, at the Whit:: ii.srt :14i* vrx),
stop-upon-tiull.
John Crowther, Manchester, 4,6, and 1104
ztc,rnaticts,n'Alaeststil-1:. Halsteadl3iagc‘ ri v at erd
Ainsworth,l
_and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London.
[Dividends, &c. to-morrow.)

The Duke Dec INFANTADO entertained
party at dinner on Saturday, at his house, in Spring
Gardens.—Among whom were •
The Earls of-„Westmoreland, Camden, and Dmtmouthf
the Portuguese Ambassador, Lords Harrowby and Meiviiik
Messrs. Johnston, Chester, flamiltvn, &c.:
THE ARTS.-Mr. WILKIE favoured a large part,
of Atnaicurs on Saturday with a private view of his
paintings. They amount in number to twenty'
nine, including six which has been seen at the
Royal Academy. We can confi.leanly repeat, ths
nothing equal to these productions have beta] sera
since the days of HOGARTH. They ate in genes'
charatlerised by original humour, most admirablf
executed. There. are also some of a pathetic de#
scription. The whole is a masterly display of art
and genius.
The Eighteenth Report of the Commissioners of
Military Inquiry has been printed. It embr,,ces the
Office of the Commissariat, but is so voluminous'
we have not room, at present, for a satisfactory'
sketch of it. It states many. frauds practised in the
delivery of -V,e supply of bread, forage, and fuel to •
the troops. The principal are commuted in the
article of forage, and in these the Quarter-Master.
and Contrators divide the benefit ; but great atten'
tion appears to have of late been paid to the corree'
tion of these abuses.

The Brauedageren gun-brig has landed at Yar'
mouth a boat's crew of French, Cu6torn-house Odi"
.cers, whom they took in the Emms; after which,
they manned the boat from the Bravedagerin, and
towed about the river without stispicion,• when the,'
captured four ve,sels, laden, which were going u?
the river.

The Scourge Custom-house lugger, of De
Captain it. CURLING, now lying at Dover, a leo'.
nights ago sent off a look-out boat, with seven Lfl
on board, but they have not been since. heard of.