The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-30 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.

liAy, 41. Os. to 31. •10s. Str4w, 21. Os. to 21. 10s. Closer
el. Gs. to 71. 105.

CORN-EHANGP, Nov. W.—Our Wheat Mar-
ket to-day was well supplied with ordinary silz-
ples, tine qualities were scarce, and the prices of
ias.* lk.onday were ,obtained ; there was a grcat
abundance of Oats of the lowest descriptio:,
occasioned the prices to remain stationary,
though but few fine samples appeared : Barley is
froin2F. to 3s. lower, , there being :A goad supply
Malt was heavy; and rather on the decline ; New
Tick Beans are 3s. dearer ;. the prices of Old arc
6 Pchse maintain their
se are 2s. dearer; Flou.-
week.
Tick
.?scans - - 755. so,:.
Old ditto - - -
-Small ditto -120 s. 12Gs
Feed Oats - -38 s.
Oti'inaittp - - .545.
Poland' ditto • - 4Ss. 52
.Fine ditto - 545.
Potafoe ditto - 4 58s.
Rape Seed - 601. 7(11.
Fine Flour - - 10.55. l ios.
Simonds - -190 s. lUis.

merely nominal ; Bailin
former prices ; Grey Pew
remains the same as last 1,
New Wheat 90s. 100 s. 105 s.
Fine ditto - - -140 s.
Rye - - - - 755. 80s.
Barley - - - - 433, U3s.
New Ditto - - - titis.
Malt - • - - 925. 102 s.
Fine tiitta - -105 s.
White Pease (boil.)100s..110s.
New ditto. - - -120 s.
Grey ditto. - -80 s. 84s.
New bitt, - • 86s.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT:

lIOUSI OF LORDS,

lATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28.

The Marquis (late Earl) of NORTHAMPTON was
introduced with the accustomed formalities,sworn,
took his seat by that title, honour, sand de-
siination, and as Earl, COMPTON.
_ _

„
His Lordship's supporters were the-Marquisses
of WINCHESTER ;GICI HERTFORD.

. The Marquis (late Earl) of CAzIDEI,7 was also
introduced, and took his seat, by that title , and
designation, and as- Earl of BaCcKNocx. l is
Lordship's supporters were the above NobleMar-
quisses.

FROM THE LONDON .GAZETTE, Nov. 2S

COLONIAL bEPAIMIENT.
Downing-street, Nor. 28, 1812.

A dispatch of which the folloving is an extract,
has been received from Lieutenant General Sir
George Prevost, Bart. addressed to the Earl ,BaT
thurst, one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries
of State, dated Montreal, Oct. 17, 1812.

I have the honour to inform your Lordship,
that the forces composing tht cordon of defence
against the approach
,of the enemy in this neigh-
bourhood; have moved into their respective can-
tonments, in consequence of the inclemency of
the season. The cantomnenfs that I have select-
ed for the troops do not remove them consider-
ably from their original position, and they are
calculated to afford equal convenience, for the
rapid•concentration of the force under Majoy-Geth
Dc Rottenburg.,
The latest intelligence front Detroit represents
every thing in its, immediate neighbonthood as
quiet; and reports Colonel Proctor's having de-
tached a small force of British regulars and mi-
litia to Fort Wayne, to save the American force
therein, invested by the Indians:
On the Niagara frontier.both parties were act-
ing on the defensive. •

P,A.NKRUPTCIPS • r.NIA.,(tatD.
:Tolan srergusen, late of tlurr-itreat,• St. George in the rat,
mariner, 1.
John Featlie !stouhaugh, St, Mary-at-Hill, coal-factor, from
Nov: 24 te
BANIC.RUI)TCIES STPERSEDED.
Thomas Mill'ard,,lbuiston, Sussex, mtalm,,u.
John Walker, ilroadwa'y, Rothe:babe, mariner.
• - BANKRUPTS.
Pear-, T ;anion, BilUter-lan., wine and spirit-merchant, to'
surrender December 1,8, and .January gat ten, at 'Guild-
' hall, London. Attorney, Mr.' Hamerton, Great Saint
• • Helen's. • , . t
James Childs,lliter-lane, wine and Apirit-merchant, De-
, ember 1, B,' and January 9, at ten, at Guildhall, London.,
Attorney, Mr. Hamerton, Great St. Helen's, •
George Dickin, Old Jewry, wine-merchant, December 5, 12,
and January 9, •at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attor-
nies Messrs. BourdiHon and Hewitt, Little Friday-street..
Isaac Iles, late of Princes7street„ll.ed-Lion-square, carpenter,'
December 1, 12, and Jannary'`6, at 4me;Tht, Guilt;hall,-
London. - Attorney, Mr. Kiri:mail, Cloak-lane.
Thomas Andrews, Church-passage, Cateaton-street,. -Black=
•well-Hall-factor, December -1, 5, at twelve, and January
9, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Farrell.,
Church-court, Lothbury.
Henry BroWn, W),•comb-Marsh, Bnckh bamsbire, founder,
December 5,8; andalautiary 9, at elevea, at 'Guildhall,
London. Attorney, Mr. Chant'less, York-place, tman-
square.
Robert Kriapton, Nicholas4ane, Lombard-street,-bill-broker;
'December 1, 1.5, and January 9, at twelve, at Guildhall,
London. Attorney, 'Mr. Birhett, Bond-court, Walbrook.
Richard Pratt, Liverpool, drua•giA, December 1,8, and
nnary 9, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, ',l4essrs.
Owen-and Hicks, Bartlett's-buildings, frolborn.
Joseph Callen, New Broad-street, broker, December I, 15,
and January 9; at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. Dawes, Angel-court, Throa-morton-street. -
Thomas Marshall, laatth, Lincolnshire, grocer, December
15, and January 9, .at eleven, at the, King's Head
Inn, Louth. 'Attornies-, Messrs. Leigh, Miison, and Leigh
New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London, or Mr. LySimathus•
Parker, Lonth.
James Horsley -Rockliffe, Stockport; Cheshire, grocer, De,
ember 21, 22, and January 9, at eleven, at the George Inn,
Dale-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Dam' -and
John, Holbarn-court, Gray's-Inn, lonithi, or Messrs.
Stathani. aintilughes, Exchana-c-alley, Liverpool. -
Thomas Layland, Ashton-under-lhie, Lancashire, grocer,
December 14, 15, and January 9, at one at the Do, Tavern,
Dcansgate Manchester. ;Morales, r. Italph
Chancery-fahe, London, or Messrs. Johnsonand Lonsdale,
Manchestea.
John Sharrocks,-Crumpal, Manchester, dealer, December 14,
15, and .Tannary 9, at ten, at flee Dig cavern, Manchester,
Attornies, Messrs. Halstead and Ainsworth; Manchester,
or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London.
John Abrahall,. Noble-street, merchant, Decernbe.r 8, at
tweli e, 15,. at one, and Jannary 9,-at Gvelve, a ,Guildhall,
London. Attorney., Mr. Mooney, Wood-street, Clicapside.
John Hobson, Deal, Kent, linen-draper, December 1,8, and
January 9, at twelve at Guildhall„ London. AttinatiC3,
Messrs: Bigg and Puole,Snutbampton-bailditigs,Chaneery-
lane. .
'Da.niel Fowler and. Alfred Anstie, late of Gracechurch.street,
merchants, -December 1,8, at .one, and ..I;ina.try 9,- at
twelve; at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Lane-, _Law-
renee-Ponntney-hill.
Ann Breatnall and %Villiam,Cress, Derby, grocers, -December
11, 12, and.Tanuary 9, at eleven, at theTalinit Inn, Derby.
Attornies,,, Messrs. Brandrett, Wainwright. mid -Spinks,
Temple; London, or-Mr. Curzon, Derby.
JOhn Platt; fiesta!, Middlesex;hay and straw salesman, De-
-1 cember.l,- 12, and January- 9, ane,:at Guildhall, London..
Attorney; Mr. Tucker,,Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. -
Daniel Clark, East Harding-street„ _coaell,maker, December
• I, 8,, and January 9, ,-at eleven, .at Guildbsstl, ondon.
Attorney, Mr. •Lcdwich., Baldwin's-:court, Cloak-lane.
John Jones, Start:am', -Wiltshire, clothier, December 10, 11,
and January 9, at eleven, at the York House, Bath. At-
tornies, Mr. Berkeley, Lincoln's-Inn-Gelds, London, or
Messrs. Willi Anis and Bush,-Trowbridge, Wiltshire.
John Macr„ce; Kingston-upon-Hull, linen-draper, December
17, 19, and January. 9, at eleven, at the- Neetunc Inn,
Kingstimpon-null. Attornies, Messrs. Esler' Stocker,
and DaWson, FmativaPs-Itin, Lo,ndon, or Mr. Ctitswurth,
Kingston-upen-Hall. .
John Thtimas, Ashted, Warwiclishire, dealer in timber and
coals, December 18, 19, and January 9, at eleven,-at the
Shakespeare Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, .Mr. 'TAU
Birkett, Bond;court, -Walbrook, or Pritchard Stiiith, Bir
mingham.
John trari', King's Caple, Herefordshire, cattle-dealer, De-
cember 9, 10, and jannary 9, at -eleven, at the Swan Inn
and King's -Anise Hotel, Ross, Herefordshire. Atturnies,
Mr. John Gibson, Rose, or Messrs. Jenkins, James, and
Abbott, New-lon, Lonti
.John Conway and Thomas-Davidson, Liverpool, merchants,
Deco-utter 21, 22, apd Jaaaary,9, at one, at the Globe Ta-
vern, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs.
,Cooper and Lowe,
Southamaton-buildiags,Chaneerydaae, London, or Messrs.
Orred and Baines.
Emanuel James, Portsmouth, grocer, December 15, at one,
y, at eleven, and January 9, at -one, at the :f..-rows
Gosport. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basing-
hall-street, London, .or •Mr. David Compignc, Gosport,
Hampshire. •
Thomas Roche, late of White-Horse-yard, Drury-lane, hat
now of George-street; Illoptusbury-square, December 8, 15,
and Jarman, 9, at twalvc, at' Guildhall,
.London. Attor-
ney, Mc. Silearnian, Ihrt-street, Bloomsbury. -
William George Gray, late.allvy-lane, warehouseman, De-
cember 1, 15, -atid-Jannary 9, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lan-
don. Attorney, Mr. Brawn, Puke-Street, Westminster.
William :Yenning, Gutter-lane, •Cheapside, silk-manufac-
• turer. December 1, 15, and *January 9, at cloven, at Guild-
liall,toridati. Attorney, Mr. James, Bucklerslntry,
Sanmel Holmes, late of the• White Horse, Petter-lane, hotel-
keeper; December 1, 12,andJanuarY 9, at one; at Guild-
hall, London. . . . • ,
John Colemau; Islington, trioney,scriverier, December I; '5,
at twelve-, and Janufiry 9, at- ton, -at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, -Mr. Nicholls, Gray's-Inn-sauare.
George Du ll,ois,.London-waU, anerchaat, December 12, 19,
and January 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. *Attor-
• -Ines, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Corbet-court, Grace-
church-street.' , . •
Alexander Hunter, Great Russel-street, merchant, Decembet
5, 12, and January 9, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Attornies, Messrs. Crowder, Lavie, and Garth, 'Frederick's-
place, Old.Jcwry.
George Barnes, Westbury, Wiltshire, woalstapler, December
5, - 15, and January 9, at ,eleven, at Guldhalli, London.
!atomics, Mecsrs. Wood and Clarke, Castle-court, Budge-
tow.

- -
Thou:as ...Hayman and William Croft, Honduias-street, and
Thomas oft, Manehestcr, .-aerchants Veceinher 1,5, at
-I.leyen, and Jarivar- 0, at ten, at tiuilti:,lll, London. At.;
fle.v-itt and Manchester, or Mr.
Phiii Hurd, 'Temple, Landon.
Clarks BriAiit,ctuninon-carrier, December 11, 12, and
January 5.), at one, at the Rummer Ta.veCo,'All-Sa;n's-lanc,
Briztol. Attorni4s, Mess's. I'rew and Williams, Li acolp's-
Londony-or Mr. Walter Browne, John-street, Bristol.
[Dividend', &c. to-morrow.] •

EXTRACT OF A LETTER ritclm CALCI:ITA, APRIL

19,..18L3.

•
" A.Gentlemrin. who left Manilla lith January'
last, reports- that a small brig, named Maria Con-
ception, under •Spanish 01ours,. belonging to Mr.
P. Abraham- an Armenian merchant at Manilla,
has been. cut off by.the Peliew people, near the
rellew Wands.
,They killed the captain, super-
cargo, and eleven men, and threw their bodies
overboard, besides wotinding _several. IJaviug
taken the cargo out of the .brig, they gave the
empty ve3sel to the survivors to return, to
. ,

He likewise reports that intelligence had hen]
received from Sambango before he lett Manilla,
stating that the Captain of the Sz'sannah schooner,
and Mr. Petitßierre•and Mr. llaabs, passengers on
board of her, had been killed, and Mrs. Petit-
pierre, With five , children (two boys and three
girls) and lips. ItaatiS,', with her infant, son, had
been carried into captivity at Mindanao. Mr.
Petitpierre 'was one of the mechanics who came
out from England in the suite of Lord Maeartney.
Mr. J. 'Labs was many years an inhabitant of
'Bengal.