The Sun.
London, England, 1812-09-21 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

-W. Winter Winter,Seynour-place St. Mary-le-bonnr,painter
and glazier, from Sept. 2-2 to October .3. ... . • 'G
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George .Niblett, . Sherborne-lane, broker, front 'Sept. 2ala
Oct 10.., , • . , , .
Samnel.Leivis, Strand, gloter, from Sept. 1.2 to 19. •
Montagu Levoi,East Smithfield; slopseller, from. Sept. U) to
Oct. 27. - / - • . .
Ann' Lehi], Falmonth, shop-keeper, from Sept. 26. to
Oct 31.
William Sheiring, Portpool-lane, -7,-nct.l wrglit, from Sept. 26'
to Oct. 31. - . ,

BANKRUPTCIES,' SITI)Er:';E:DED. •
Anthony Hancock, „Witham, surt.evna and op:Alice:Ley,.
Sallies Slater Pall, late of tie Stock' Excha,nsc, and Spread-
Eagle-court, ThrCatineede-street, hooker.
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• BLINKRITL"fzi.
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Mitchell Roberts, Dock-head, Surrey, grocer, to suryender
Septeniten• 26, and. October 3-%tne1,31; at twelve, at Guild-
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Edward Chester, Staple-Inn. ,
William Parson and John Smith:, 'Manchester, boolisellers,
.
October 2,3, and 31, at eleven, at the I4Tavern, Deans-
gate, Manchester. Attornies, Mess'rs.. Fairthorne,.
and Clarke, Warnford-court, Loudony or Mr. Hesiep, King-
strect,Manchester..
Charles•Mayew,, Baptist -Chambers, Chancery-lace, nio3ey•-
- scrivener, September 22, .29, anti Oct"olier 31, at ten, at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. ruiner, Kirl:y-street,
Hatton-garden..
Samuel Taylor Goodliff, Shouddham-street, .Edgeware-road,'
carpenter, September 22, and Oetoi)er n and 31, at twelve,'
at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes,
Basingliall-street. •
Rowland Morton, Commercial-road, mariner, September-26,
and October 3 and Si, -at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. Fitzgerald, Leman-street, Gooduran's-fiC:ds. •
Thomas Holbrook, late of Maiden-lane; Pancras, potte,r,,-
Septeraber 20, and October 10 :ml 3;, at eleven; at Guild-
London. Attorney, Mr. Dodd,- Caroline-street, Bed-
; ford-square. . •
%Viiliart'intpson,"Old Cock-lane, Slioreditch, S,pteni,
her 22, and October 6 ond 31, at ten, at 11
Ann. . Attorney, Mr,. Paten:an," •
' Thomas Poulter; Petworth,.Sti,;see,. victualler, Octobcr 2, at
six, 3, at ten, and 31, at one, at Gu3idlg.ll, At-
torney, Mr. Griffith, Featherstone-buildings, ..Holb;•rn. •
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DIVIDENDS--At , • .
Oct. 10. W.llennett„ ence4)oantney-kill,tOadon,
sale tea-dealer, at twelve. • ,
25. J. Brown, St. Catliceine-strect,-- Staffordshire and
glass wareltouseman,,at twelve...
Oct::29.* W. Twendow, Manchester, draper, at twelve.
Oet.;•-20. J. Blyth, ChattKford, titUrchatit, at-eleven.' - •
Oct. -10. C. Kiiby, Watford., dealer, at twelve.
0et.2.0. J. Duckain and it. Lankester,, Bread-street,, ware-
lilouscraea, at eleven. .
Oct. 17. B. Preece, Geafjon-street, Soho, haberdaelier, at 12.
0,1. 21. 4: _,terry weather and R. Brain, Ardwicki-Lancashire,
. breweri,at eleven, at the Star Ina, Manchester.
Oct. 10. T.. D. Kirke, 4414:Atm-upon-Hull, linen-diaper, at
eleven, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn,- Kingston-upsm-
• Hull.-
• Oct;l3. W. Stndp, Woodbridge,. Suffolk, maitster, at eleven,
at the Bear and Crown, Ipswich._
Oct: 12, J.-Goldsmith, Lewes, Sassex, carpenter, et eleven, at
at the Star Inn; Lew e,.
Oct. a 6. D. Elfstrand and S.' Valley, Kingstcin-upon4lull,
merchants, at eleven, at the White .Hart Tavern, Kingston-
upon-Hull. • -
Oct. 27. 3.- Rigby, Liverpool, victualler, at eleven, at the '
Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool.
Oct. ,24: J. Colvin, Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the
seme.•place.
Oct. 26. M. NI iddlehurst, Wigan, Loncashire, corn-dealer, at
• eleven,• at the same place.
Oct. 20- W. Matthews, Stone, Staffordshire, boot-maker, at
eleven, at the same place.
Oct. 20. 3.ailiips, Liverpool, boot-maker, at eleven, at the
same place. •
Oct. 19. T. H. Lakin, Birmingham, hatter, at eleven, at the
. Warwick Arms, Warwick. '
Oct. •18. s.i. Haiford, Oakham, Rutland, linen-draper, at the
Swan ark': Talbot Inn, Stamford, Lincoln.
Oct. 16. J. Easton, New Sarum, Wilts, bookseller, at six, at
the 'White Hart Inn, New Sarum. • . .
Oct. 13. W.eHunter, Birmingham,' draper, at twelve, at the.
Swan Hotel, High-street, Birmingham.
Oct. 1,,3. G. Berry, Barnsley, York, linen-manufacturer, at
eleven,-at the White Bear Inn, BarnAcy.
Otij;2l. J. Ratcliffe, Manchester, baker, at eleven, at the
Dog Tavern, Deaasgate, Manchester. •
Oct. 12. P. Fryer, Preston, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer,
at eleven, at the same place. .
Oct. V; J. Nutall, Manchester, dealer in twist and Weft, at.
twelve, at the-Mosley Arms, 'Manchester.
• CERTIFICATES.—OcT.

11. Dixon, J. C. La:rater, And J. K. Casey, Liverpool, mer-
- chants.

S. Savvge and J. 'Slack, Macclesfield, Chester,
fatturers.
J. Chatterton, itccles, ,Lancashire, flourmerchant.
S. 1-le'fah, Birminzban, boot and shoe-maker.
H. MancricAer, wareb outman. '
W. Pennell, jun. Queen nwrehant.• 6
J. Stanley,- Deal; ship-agent.
J. Greatrix Smyth, East Stonehonse, Devonshire, merchant. •
J. T.. es, Svplipart, Lower Mitten, Kidderminster, Worces-
' ter, trine and liAnor.merchant.- - •
F: Dictrichscn, Ilenuett-street, Llackfriars, and, Itathbone-
plrwe, mercer.
J. Bowket, arporley, Chester, stay-Inak4.r.
It. Brain, Arriwkk, Lancashire, brewer.
PAIITNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.
J.Zinek and G. Wilkinson, Manchester, tin-plate-dealers.
l'earkes and I'. Wermington, Stanford-bride, "Worcester;
Kr (wets:
R. Vizer aild A. Bettridge, London and Haverford'weq,
cheese-.actors.
F.. Mowbray, M, Sineeton, and E. Leaf, Basing-lane, mil-

liners.•
w; Smith and W. Garrison, Market-street, St. James's, pork-
butt. h e rs.
F. Vi!atrs and E. Blewett, St. James's-street,Tkcadilly,
iiii;••=. •
E. IF.,wison and W., Dykes, North Shields, coopers. •

SuGAR.---,The aVerage price of Brown or Mll6oorado Sugar
comp:if-AA from the Returns made. in the week ei76lllg Sept: 9,
is .4!;S. F÷.l.• per hundred weight exclusive of the unties of
Cvstolits. • , c

"I.Jcut. General the Hon. W. STUART has. not,
as has been stated, accompanied the ,Gua.rds
Colunna, hut proceeds to join Gen. lI4L,
bon, as the nearest route.

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The 'recruits for the loyal ;cots; now aeCorn-
• i;odated in teats at Tilbury, on i,:eount of the
• crowded state of the barracks, are be,sent to
,the Isle of Wight.
Smolensk() is' a very. singular town. It is si-
tuated on the Dnieper, and occupies- two hills and
the valley which' lies between them. It is sin.-
. rounded by a wall thirty feet high and 'fifteen
thick, with tower§ at every angle, a broad deep
ditch, glacis, 7&C. Its circumference is about-five
The houses, which 'are niostly wood,-are
curiously interspersed with gardens,.groves, fields
of pasture, and corn. _ The streets arc floored with
planks. It'o4tries on no inanufacturi,-or much
trick of any kind, and scAreely.contains five thou-
s cud inhahitants. Between this place and MOs-,
cows, a distance of two hundred and fifty Iniles,
over a bad 'road Matte with the trunks' sif trees,
there is no to Wit of ranch importance. Near-
Viaania begins the great forest of Volonsk, which
extends without interruption one hundred and
fifty almost to the gates of Moscow. In
this forest the great Russian rivers the Duna,
Volga, and Dnieper, have their origin.