The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-10 00:00:00

Frtow cHE LONDON, GAZETTE, Nov. 7) 1812.

DIVID.BI‘; 7131.4,--At
Dec. I. J. Holt, Whalebune-c6uft Lothurv, victualler, at.
eleven. •
.T. Mark. QueenTrithe, 'filiat-hetor, ten.
Dee. 15.' J. 13Iaad auttJ. Sattcrthwaite, Fen-court, insurance-
brokßi'sti.at'elevign.
28*."--11.: Reddish; St. Janies's-strect, 3:vine-merchant, at
twelve. . •

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N6r. 24. W. Williams, Russia-row, Honey-lane-market;
blizejactar, at ten.- • - •' •
'• ' Dec. 1: ,H Marehant, Barking,' Essex, fisherman, at, eleven.
• ..Nor. 28, .44..Jortes, Skinner-street, clietsemonger,
Dec. 12. J. Wilson, jun. and J. Williams, Long-acre, coach-
makers, at one. •
Nov. 28.'; T. E. Elt, Graftonstreet;Tottenhani-cou-A-roaii,,
- turner; at;twelve.
Dec.. 5.!,W. Brock. and B. Le Mesurier, Warnford-court;
Throkmorton-street, at one.
Nov. 21. M. Cassel, Sun-street, Bishopsgate-street,' shop-
, - keeper, -at• eleven. .
Nov. 28. B. Short, Einsbury-place, merchant, -at one.
Nov. 28. S. S. Seager, Maidstone; dealer, at one. .• •
NOV.: 28. FL Pulsrord, Berkeley-street, Piccadilly, wine-
, ‘, therchant, at one - , •
Nov. 28. J. King, King-StreetoCovent-gviden, silk-mercer,
at ten. '
Dec. s'. T. Barron, Great St. Thomas Apostle, warehouse.'
•mani- at teu.
Nov. 28. E. :Wilkinson, Charles-street, St-. James•s-square;
tanner,' at one.
Dec. 'ls.' C: Sharpe, Poultry, bookseller, at ten: ' • "
Nov. 28. C.Waite,,Aldersgate-street,'lmberdasher,-at eleven,
Nov. 28. J. Duckam and It. Lankester, Bread-street, ware-
- -housemen, at eleven. .
N0v.,28. E. Townsend, -11Iaiden-lane, Covent-garden, wine-
merchant, at twelve. •
Jan; 94. R. Hamilion,„Old Broad-street, underwlitter, at 11'.
Dec. 1. T. Ashfield, Shadwell, -money-Scrivener, at ten.
' 1125. R. liaise, Sowton, Devonshirt, millet; at twelve, at
e Globe Inn; Exeter. • •
Nov. 30. J. Turner, Sweffling, Suffolk, draper, tit eleven, at
the
,Bell Inn, Saxmundliam.
Dec. 5. W. Cutting, Bacton, Suffolk,- butcher at, fOur, at
the Rampant Horse Inn, St. Stephen, NorwiA.
Dec. 1. E. Evans, Bristol, builder, at one, at the /'l.ininer
Tavern, Bristol: , .• •
Dee. 1. it, Preston, Liveiidot, broker,-at one,- at the 'Bull
and Pouch-Bowl inn, Liverpool.-
NcY. Op. T. Ellis, Newport, Moninouthshire,, shopkeeper; at
one,. at the Greyhound Inn, Bristol. -' •
h. Knight, Calm.‘, Wiltshire, clothier, at one, at the
- • Cosiiinei 4:1,1 -rooms, •-•Bristol.
, Nov. 8„.- H. „Norman, St. Perth's, Huntlngdonsliiie, corn.
dealer, at five, at the George Inn, fliintingdon.
ree. 1. .W. F. Scott,- L. Nicholson, •and:G. Smith, Leeds;
,haukers, ,at .eleren, at -the late banking-house of the said
Bankrupts, in LeedS. •
" • CFATIFICATES,—Nov. 28.
E. Bairstpw, Manchester, factor. • •
W. I3riee, Bristol, merchant.- •
J. Lacey, Red-Lion-street, Holborn, boalseller.
W. Crosley, S. Crosley, and J. Crosleyy Hollins, near -flab,
;fax Yorkshire, and of 13asinghall-street, London,
woollen-
sn
F. Prrer,+reston, Lancashire, 'cotton-mama:letterer. • • •
•D. -Bfacliford, Leadenhall-street, London,
,gold and 'silver
laceinan.,
Chiping Norton,4)xfordshire, butela r.
C. 11 fry, jnn.. 'Norwich, bookseller: • • •
B. Walthall, Stockpot-t, C;liesbire, cotton-spinner.
F. Alleubv, Louth, Lineolir,hite, grocer ..
G. Noel; East Stonehonse, Dcv9nshire, linatburner.
D. Thoilias," Newport, Pernbrokeshir;,- shopkeeper.
J. Calder, Pdwick; 'WorcesterAiire, ilealtr•
T. Lingford, Leicester-scinAre, mercer.
It. Mayers, Manchester, grocer.

-PARTNERSHIPS DISit;;OLVED.,
R. Simpson -and E. Powell, Carey-lane, Chcapside, ribbon..
manufacturers. . • ,
T. Watson and S. Dalton, Coventry, grocers. ' •
D. Sprateley and G. Ettersbank, barking, Surrey, nursery-
men., ,
W. Danietanci E. F. Seekwnp, Ipswich, Suffolk, meychants.
C. R9bettsonitnd D. Burgess, Liverpool, metchantS.
J. Cunningham and .1. Evans, St: James's-street, hatters.
J. Eland, 4. Prestage, and It. Tulford, .Crown-street, West-
minster, cordwainers. . • • '
W. Evans and .1. Evans, New Bond•--street, linen-drapers.

SuoAk.—The avenge price of Brown-or Muscorago Sugar,
Commuted from the Returns made in the week ending Nov. 4,
1:812, is -15 s, 21. d. per hundri.d weight, exclusive of the lluttea
cf Customs. ' . .

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'We learn. that there arc bet Ween thirty and for-
iy sail of American ships, all loaded with hemp.
-sail-cloth, tallow, iron, and other Baltic produce,
bound to —Ainerica, now at gottenburgh, to
which port they ran, to pit themselves, under the
protection of neutrality, as StiotrAs they heard of
the deblaration of %Tar 'by- 'America - against this
country. • .
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The following Gentlemen have bern . appointed
American:Commissioners for the Care' of property
cantered under the flag of theltuited States prior
to the commenedment of the war with the Re
-
public-!---licestob Lang, Esq. Andrew Wedder-
urn, Esq. Row, Esq. Hanc66l, Esq.
tad Dr. Burnaby. •
The Barkshire Militia (about six hundred
strong) arrived' in Worceiter art Friday and Sa-
turday last,-: froth camp, •near 'Birmingham, on
their route to Devonshire.

-The Louth 'Regiment of Irish Under
the-eornMand of-MajOr -CiinsSitYßr, marched into
Birmingham on Monday last, and are likely to
remain quartered there for some time.
The fine brigade of Foot Guards which lately left
this .country, joined the Marquis of WELLINGTON
on the 30th ult. generally in good order, excepting
some few.who had fallen by ffitigtte.
The troops of the 23d Light Dragoons, for some
tune past quartered in Shrewsbury, - marched
from thence, on Tuesday, .in consequence of or-
ders Which' were received.late on Monday night
by express. They-are'said to be destined for -Ire-
land, and from thence to embark for the Peninsula.

Our .I:iiriders.field Correspondent, under date of
the sth of November, after giving us the names
of eleven persons committed from that placie
York Castle, on thct charges of shear-breaking,
tnd•other, offences. 'connected with the .disturb-
*flees 'committed ,in this county, (see the Ist of
cprinuittals, ,as stated below) adds, " several
others are now in custody; and the :police are ap-
tnehending and bringing in prisoners daily:—
last were committed- to York: Castle',
'Mark Hill, Jolla, Ogden; Charles Cockroft, Geo.
Brook., James Brook, and' Jphn Brook, of Laek-
ivood, ill the West Riding; charged with having,
together with divers others, assembled on the
tiight of the 11th, day 4.April last, at Liverscdge,
in the said Riding, and riOtbuSly and feloniously
made an attack upon a mill in the occupation of
W, Cartwright'. Alsci :Samuel Booth, Geo. Lodge,
and George Brooke of Dalton; in the said
ch=art ed with assembling /with divers others at
ZI-4;-sh, in Huddersfield, and feloniously entering
theiworkshop of joseph Hirst, cloth7deesSer, and
breaking and destroying
_divers shears used for'
dressing woollen cloth. Likewise John Walke;',
Thoilias -Brooke., and JoSlina?Schollield, cloth-
dressers, eharged with feloniouqy attacking. and
tegitroitig to demolish the mill Of William, Cart-
-veright, atißiversedge, in'ihe West
-1-ceas
.A:rere?)7y..- •