The Sun.
London, England, 1805-08-12 00:00:00

ILINKRUPTS.

Edmund L.Nrkins, late of Siiefrord, Sedtbrd.shire, shopkeeper,
to surrvwler. Augn,t 16, at five, aWhe Crown Inn, !Jiggleskvadv, ntdfordstiire, :7, at tett,' JRd Sept. at, at eleven, at
The v IL,t,; I lan I nti,Sliedimt. At6rnies, Mr. Philip Hurd,
King's Walks, Temple, London ; or Mr. Chapman,
liiggleswade.
latues IltwNon, or Copthall-buildings, London, warehouse-
man, to surr‘..ndcr August 17, 31, and Sept. at, at ten, at
Attorney, Mr. Hurd, King's Bench-

Wit!: Tettlpie.
V.ri ward Wine,. oed and Samuel Thorley, oftlic Poultry. Lon-
don, Scotch.f.ntlors and co-partnerr, . to surrender August
23, 21, and Sept. 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Collins, lipital-square. • •
Thomas Freeman, or St, Martin's-le.G rand, London, wine.
merchant, to surrender Aug. 17, 4, aild'Sept. 21, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr: Bariow,Threaclueedie- street.
M'Calin, of Blackwall, Middlesex, vi4tualler, to
• surrenier August J 7. 31, p.tltt Sept. 21, at ten, at Guild-
Attorney, Mr, ttuthertdid, Bartholomew-close.
John 6iuttle, of Birmingham, tattor, .to surrender Auguit
23, 24, and Sept. 21, at tour, at the Sitakspatru Ta vein,
New-street, Itattthighant. • Attomies, Mr, lames Platt,
Bride-court, Bridge street. London ; or Mr. William
ington, 'rempie-street, Birmingham.
Ralph Ogdon, or IlOttany, near Asliton-under-line, Lanca-
shire, cut ton-spinner,-tosurrender August t 7, at the Spread
Lagle Inn, Manchester, Sept. 5, at rile Angel Inn, Ashton-
under-lint:, and 2s, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Manchester,
at three each (lay. Attornies, Mr Oldham, Manchester;
or Messrs. lllilncand Parry, Old lewry, Lontlon.
John Lodge Ituuuberatey, of Middlesex, bar-
rister tit la v and cotton-spinner, to surrender August $7,
•28, arid Sept. 21. at one, at Guildhall. A tiornies, Messrs.
Cooper and. J. • Southampton-buildings, Chancery,
Laic.
D IV ID ENDS .

Ott. :9. Morris Lewin Maxie)+, of Liverpool, merchant,
at tca, at Guilciltitl, London.
Sept. 9. i rn.rain Valli, of Wigan, Lancashire, shopkeeper,
at ten, at the Queen's Head liin, Wigan.
Sept, 6, Geerge Milton: of Kingston-upon-Hull. carrier, at
eleven, at the GeoNe Intl, Kingston-upon-Hull.
August William Thomas and Henry Hesketh, of Ches-
ter, hankers and" co-partners, at eleven, at the Hotel,

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Chester.
Dec. S. john Fraser, Thorn is ['flier, and Thomas Boylston,
late of Nicholas-lane, London, merchants and co-partners,

at eleven, at Guildhall.
Dec. s. Thomas Fraser, of !Iloilolas-lanc, merchant,(separate
estate and t.tll:ets), at eleven, at Guildhall.
Sept, 23. William Darnley, late. of Windsor,. Berkshire,
apothecary, 4t eleven, at t lIC Angel Inn, Rcattillg.
CRIZ7 IFIC/Ii ES.

August 31. George Barrow, of liaridfuttli, county of Ches-
ter, bWill ler.
Ralph Bohner, late of Norfolk-street, Middlesex, painter.
William !ones,' of Strangtord, Townliupe, Ileretordshirc,
dealer in cattle.
Philip l'adhury, now or late of Blnisingtons, Oxfordshire,
coachtnaker.

MAILS.
Amlf van —1 Dublin, r Waorford. Do is —3 Itmburgh,
2 Gotteaburgb, f Dublin, f Waterford.

THE SUN.

k!UIS I)!CERE TALSUM ituroAT ?

LONDON,

MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1805.

No intelligence whatever reached Town this
morning respeaing Lord NEE,sort or the Combined
Fleet, and we will not 'occupy the time of our
Readers with conjectures upon a subject on which
we hope in a very short time all doubts will be re-
moved in tl.e most satisfaCtory manner.

We received this morning French Papers, hut not
of so late a date as those which arrived on Saturday.
There are no other arrivals from the Continent.

On Saturday; .soon after 141 water, about a
quarter before time o'clock, Mr. Pm., LordaMOL.-
011 AVE and FfAI:ROW:BY, Sir W. SCOTT, Messrs.
HAMMON.D, WAItD, and STANHOPE, and several,
others; went from Whitehall - Stairs in two large
boats belonging to the Navy Office, With flags,
awnittg, and gri:?en curtains. They proceeded
down the River to WoOlwich, where they landed,
and dined with the Flounder Club, at the Crown
and Sceptre tavern.

Saturday abona a thousand Letters were received
at. the Post-(dice from Gibraltar; but, as they are
not of later date than the Q3d'ult. they do not flr-
nish any intelligence 'of moment ill togarct 'to our
FlectS in that quarter.
Sir Ilic,n.tuo BicictorroN, four Sail of the
wali,:blocka,..iing the :eight Spanish Line of,
Battle Ships in Carthas;;ia When the Dim& Ftigat&
joined :.Adoliral
•C0i.t.1.0 WOOD., with Dispatches
frcnn Lord,Zgre t.SON, of the return of the Combined
Fleets itid the Bittera Slriop of War waa itumedi-
qc?iy sent to recall Sir 8.. CIRRTON. The expeded
.illation had not taken place at the date of the latest
accounts which have reached us, but. prObably was
'not long delayed. The Expedition under Sir jAMES
CIIAIG proceeded' to Malta, under charge of the
Lively and Sea-horse 'Frigates, Abriin Sloop, and
Childers, Comeleon, Fervent, and Dextrous Brigs,
and wa4 seen to the Eastward of Minorca early in
July.

General Dlttl mmown, second in command at" Gi-
braltar, and who, during the indisposition of General
Fox, commanded the Garrison, on the evening of
the 19th nit. Nvhile riding on one of the most rugged
puts of the rock, his horse fell, and being thrown,
his left artu was broken : he was otherwise hurt,
but not dangerously.
The attach on Gibraltar by one hundred bomb and
gun-vessels, the latter tined with furtkices for throw-
in g red-hot shot, is, according to the Spanish 'ac-
co:,,its, to be attempted in the course of the present
math. Au auatitt on the land side, by un,noo
Spaniards ai to,ooo French, at the a3UIC "tinl', it
aLio