The Sun.
London, England, 1812-09-14 00:00:00

Adniiralty-geice, September 4; 1811)..1
c command of the Lords Commissioner,s of the Admiralty,
notice is hereby given, for the 'intonn4tion of the.-Niaiters
inn Pilots of His !‘lojesty's ships,. and for the benefit of nu-,
vi!!-A-',on in gene, al, that the beaern upon-'the Trident •or
Whittle "R.orli, in False Bay, at the Cape of Gaod Hope, dis-
liipeolA in the tempeAnnus -Weather which rreeeded the
oth of June last.

JOlilti BARItOW.

, BA11•11111.CIPTCY EN LARGEI).
Thotnal 'Wootlbouse, Lotypr ShadA etl, butcher, from Sept
io to 19. • I .

BANKRUPTS. .
Joseph Hawkins, Radipolc, Dorset, In ewer, to surrender
'September 21, 22, at tiie Crown Inn, Weymouth, and
October .24; at the Antelope.. inck, Dorchester, at eleven.-
Attornies, Mr. William Spencer, Dorchester, or Messrs.
• Pearson and Sun, Middle Terante, London.
- Henry Hyde, jun. Tanstead,Torltshire, Merchant; September
25,- 21, and October 24, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms,
•nchester. • Attornies, Messrs. Duckworth, Chi pindsli,
a Manchester.
Allen ing, Paine's-lane, Wrockwardinea Salop, shop-
keeper, 7.Sexerntier 24, at five, 25, and October 24, •at
eleven, at the Cack Inn, Watling-street, Salop. Attorney,
• Mr. Neck, \Yellin turn, Salop, or Mr. Bigg, Southamp-
ton-buildings, Chancery-lane, ,London. - • • -
Thomas Stewart, "North • Shields, ':Northumberland,
owner, September 14, -at. ten, and October 1 and 24, at
eleven, at the GeaFge Tavern, Dockwray-square, North
Shields. Attornie.d; Messrs. Robinson and Haatmoud,
Anskin-friars, • London, or Mr, John. Matthewi, .Nortlr
Shields.
Francis Loader Hodson and William Ring, jun.late of Stroud,
Kent, common-dtrewers, September and October 20. and
94, at ten, at Guildhall,.. London.- Attornies, Mr. Gibbs,
' Strood, or Messrs. Aubrey and Curtis, Took's-court, Cur-
sitor-st reet„Chancery-lane.-
John Simpson; lace of , Coldbeck, Cumberland, Paper-ma-
ntiftiaturer, September 18,19, and October 24, at eleven, at
the &orge Inn, Pearith, Cumberland. Attornies, Messrs.
WordSwarth and Addison, Staple Inn, London, or 'Mr.
Harrison, -Pt nrith. •
DIVIDENDS—At Gu ihiliall. •
Oct. 8. G. Sizer, Oxford-street, silk-mercer, at ten.
, Oct. 8. T. Smith, Itathhone-place, upholsterer, at eleven.
Nov. li. T. Maltby and G. Maltby, Size-lane, merchants,
at ten.
Oct. 3. S. Amhrtalt, late of Market-street, Westminster, cop-
per and iron manufacturer," at, ten.
{let. 6. W. .ackson, late of,Sherborne-lane, at eleven.
Oct. 26. M. Cassel, Suu-stieet, BiShopsgate-street, shop-
keeper, at eleven.
Oct. Shotilbred, broad-street,' London, and Dover-place,
Surray, merchant, at eleven.
Oct. 10. -G. L.A. and E. L. Lye, Bath, common-carriers, at ele-
ven, at the York Hotel, Bath.
Oct. 9. W. Bellamy, Oreat Grimsby, Lincolnshire, tailor, at
eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull.
Oct. 14. . Milner, Tlvelston, Yorkshire, and D. Whitaker,
Manchester, cotton-matinfacturers,. at eleven,
.at the Pa-
lace Inn, Manchester.
Oct. 14. 11. Pcnberthy, Helston, Cornwell, mercer, at eleven,
at the Star Inn, Helston. •
Oat. 9. J. H. Clough, J. S. Wilkes, and J. B. Clough, Li-
verpool, merchants, at one; at the Globe Tavern, Liver-
.
pian.
Oct. 16. E. Cole, Colchester, grocer, at eleven, at' the Red-
Inn, Colchester.
Oct. 3. ". llatelifT, .if Monk Wearmouth Shore, Durham,
ship-builder, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bishop
month.
0ct.16. J. Lovell, Birmingham, pin-manufacturer, at dev'en,
at the Royal Hotel, Temple.-row, Biruainghath.
-CERTIFICA'I'ES.—Ocr. a. -
P. H. Barker and J. H. Peacock, Burwell, Cambridge,
merchants.
C. Boidero, E. G. Boidero, Sit H. Lushington, Bart. and H.
Bolden>, C9rnhill, bankers.
T. Irons, Bilston, Stafford, woollen-draper, and tailor. ,
W. Tolley, jun. Richmond, Surrey, saddler.
J.'Fisber, Liverpool, baot and shoe maker.
W. Weaver, St. Michael,'Bedwardiue, Worlster, mercer.
J. White 'wit! W. Sloan', Mancheiter,
.
'l'.
Bainacott, Plymouth, carpenter.
E. Perry, Whiteltaven, innamonger. . •
H. Arnold, Cateatou-street, Warehouseman.
. 'W. Plant,-Chancery-lane, mattrass-lnalter.
Merry-oveather, Ardsvick, Lancashire, brewer.
J. Irlant, Alawhester, inn-keeper. • -
J. li. urne, Illackfriar's-road, cheesemonger;
P. Peer, Cricklead, Wilts, cattle dealer:
JaießOsseter, Bristol, dealer. .- .
PARTNERSHIPS •DISSCP,WED.
J. Ricb, • jun. and J. Pratt, • Kegworth, Leicester, iron-
masters. •
H. Roberts and W. Spryer, Shafte.sintry, grocers.
G. Haines and T. Ilaine.4 Leice3terifluen-drapers.'
it. Beaumont and It.'Bean, Melimarne, Derby, surgeons.
.1. 'fin.4le, C. Tingle, and M. Tingle, rttic.ers; as
far as respects the said M. Tingle.
M. Carr,,H, Carr, W.. Rayner, G. A. Vause, and J:
Sheffield, refiners.
W. Holmes, sen. T. Burnett, G. B. Pix, and W. Holmes, jun.
• High-street,Southwark, ironmongers.
J. Leech and T. Fildes, Manchester, engravers. ,
J. Cowlan. and B. Lee, Oyster-street, Portsmouth, naval and
military instrument-makers.
J, Cranch, W. G. Crancli, and J. T. Bright,Wilson-street,
-Finsbury-square, feather and trimming manufacturers.'
B.: Green and J. Kendall, Great Dritheld and Marton, York-
- shire, merchants.
Webn„ J. Carter, and It. M. Webster, Clarlick-hill,
ac-
cou:rtants.
J. Beady. and J. "Howell, Wotton-under-edge, Gloucester-
shire, clothiers.

SUGAR.--The average price of Wown or Muscovado Supr
clrhputed from the Returns made in the week ending Sept. 9,
is 47i., 64(1. per hundred weight exclusive -of the duties of
Custoins.

NILTTARY FUNERAL.—On Thursday hist were
interred, in the burying-ground of -the Royal Hos-
pital, Chelsea, th-e reinams of
.Lieutenant-Colonel
GEORGE WILLIAMSON, -late Commander of the
Royal Military Asylum.. In consoquence of the re-
spect in'which the memory of the deceased was
held, his Royal Highness the Commander-in-
Chief, Patron of the Asylum, and several of the
Commissioners, honoured the funeral by walking
in the procession. The body was preceded by the.
• Band of the Guards, playing the most solemn
music ; and followed by the Officers, and a thou-
sand children, belonging, to 'the Asylum. - The
procession moved through the front gate of the
Asylum, and was received; at the principal en-
' trnice of Chelsea Hospital, by the' Officers and
f' Chaplains of that Institution, in their proper dress,
Wiio conducted it to the Chapel, where the usual
service was read by the 'Chaplain of the Asylum.
37 tom, thence the body NV-As conveyed to the bury-
ing-ground, where the remaining part of the cere-
mony was performed, the, Duke of YORK, attend-
ed by the Commissioners, Officers, servants, and
Children of the Institution, with . the friends of
the deceased, surround(d the grave. The whole
was conducted with the gfeatest order and de-
comm., and presented a very awful and.impressive
scene the artless grief of the- children, sensible
at having,loit a kind friend and protector,- was pe-
culiarly affecting. /
CHARACTER Or THE AMERICANS.—A German,
who recently travelled. through the Uulted.States,
in speaking- of the Imte of: the -Americans, says,
they have a clownish attempt for the benntifulotud
a barbarous indifference for- the sciences which,
do not bring in money immediately!. " They must
not," says he, " be, held out as a philosophical
people, while philosophers starve amongst them.
-It is insufferable to hear them.called an ingenuous,
noble, feeling people, whilca brewer's boyis more
esteemed amongst them than a great painter, poet,

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