The Sun.
London, England, 1805-03-20 00:00:00

BAiVrKtIPTCIZS ENI.4IROF.A.

Thomas Ibbott Peirce, of Lim. to-et, London, merchant,
from Nl:trch 16, to wiy 4, at
lohli 1-togßary, Leather ianc, viduallat; from
-March 23, t April &rat ten, at c; u,idhall.

• .114NACRUP7 S
jeflery" Scrape, formerly of Qqeen-btreet,Clteapsides London,
aftetword,s of Ilea,,tiloilt.strs..es, Mary-le.txm, and now of
14,11 Lion-titrect, Hui born, Ntiticiwwx, *tot:lc-I:m*o4W sur.

Tender March 23, at ten, 30, at crow, 411.1 April 30 at to,
at Guildhall. A ttornitS, Messrs. Wright arallioviii•Cltan.
cory.lanc,
jonatliao SyiliSt of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, clothier, to slur.
rattler April 3, and 30, at twelve, at the Three Wool.
ittn, rowbridger. Aitornica, Messrs. French and
ivr,irarrs, Cattic-street, Holborn, London; or Mr.
1 roworidge,
paolinryv now or late of Bensington, 'Oxfordshire,
coach rnaket4. to surrender April a, id five, 3, and 30, at
tear, at the Globe Inn, Newbury, Berkblirre. Attothigs,
Z(r. kidtartl Townseml, Newbury ; Messrs. W. 444
I . Al London.
11' dward Lowtoo,' nt lied Lion-street, Southwark, Surrey,
hop and seed-Merchant, to surrender Mardi 13, it mt. 30,
at one, and A, 30, at ten, at Guildhall, I.ondua,
volley, Mr. ttlutton, Union-street, Southwark.
Ilackwell, of Cherticy, Surrey, grocer, to surren-
der. March 23, April 6,,and 30, al eievert, at Guildhall,
j,,,n(1021, iutormly, Mr. Wear, Chartctliouse.strect, Char.
tcrbutt:ie-square.
Thome, W. of Shipston.upon-Stour, AVorcestershire,
haberawdier, to mirreoder Aprd IS, at five, 16, and 30, at
eleven, at the Crown and Cushion Inn, Chipping.Notton,
nxiordshire. Atturnies, Me4srs. K.intlerley, Long, and
symondis.lon, Chancery.latie, London; or Mr.
Ship,toli.upon.Stour,
Edward Davis and ‘Villiani Phillips, of Church-street, Lam.
both, Surrey, brewers and co-partners, to surrender March
ad, at one, April and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lan.
'ton. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, 01d-street-toad.

CE/truriedrEs.
Aptil gt George Frechacick Denman, of the Strand, Middle-
icx, jeweller.
Henry Wilkins, of Brittol, tallow-chandler.

The Dugs of SUiiisX'S indisposition, which pre.
vented his presence at the late Festival of St. Pa.
trick, arose from a sudden and violent inflammation
in his eye early on. Monday morning, and for which
hi 4 Physicians applied a strong blister. His Ro)
Highness, though he had bur little rest on Monday
night, was, we have the satisfattion-A° state, consi.
derably better yesterday.
Mrs. MITUULN gave.i grand Concert at her
house in Grosvenoc.:street, on Monday night, 'tp
about Soo peesons of tasltion. Madame BIANCHI
executtd a song complied by VI. BRANCH! in a
most finished style. Diszt played a Coactrto upon
the harp, which was much admired. A Trio tot
the Piano.forte and Horns, composed for this Con.
ctrl, 'by MUGNts, was perfortned by the LE Aizo RS •
and the Compser. It was universally admired.—
The Band was Very ably led by Mr. WE ICIRS/L.
Mr. 1-44svisroe gave his fifth Musical Party on
Monday last, at his house in George.stteet, Hano.
ver.square. It was numerously and fashionably
attended. Cape. HIAVW DE was the principal
Violoncello.,. He is a very excellent Performer.
COURT or ALDRItmEI,4.A Court, of Aldermen
was held yesterday at Guildhall: the LORD MAYOR,
fourteen Aldermen, Mr. itecOrder, the Sheriffs,
,Mr. Solicitor, and other City Officers were present.
• The quartern loaf, wheaten, will this week be
sold for '5O. and household i
I.o..morrow a Court of Common Council will be
heist t, Guildhall, in, tile Council Chamber, at I z
o'Clon,''for the dispatch cif public business previous
to the commencement:Of the Easter holidays.
The Purser of the Admiral Aplin arrived I%ester—
day at the East India lioust.o. with an account that
the long missing Ship the Priaco of Walt:, Captain
PttiCt, had been captured and catried into the
Mauritius.

The Troops going on the Secret Expedition are
two Squadrons of the lOU% .Light Dr,ignons, dis-
mounted, under the command of Lieutenliit.Celonel
yt.va,, and twelve Regiments of Infantry of the
beletled from the strongest. A Brigade, is
under (Idols from Ireland, and is to join the Expe-
Aition at Cork, ; the Blht anti 58th Regiments arc
amongst those .named. The Officers of the Dragoons
are allowed to embark horses in small. proportions.
It is confidently reported, that no General Officer,
shove the rank of Brig►►dier,.is going on the Expo.
dition, except General Sir CRAIG,'WIIO
tpapdt the whole.

A Letter from Sir Jour/ Ottna's Squadron con.
firms the account formerly given of the loss of the
.Raven Gun-brig, with dispatches ; and adds, that
they received information of this event from the
Captain of a Spanish Gun.brig, captured by the
Mercury, who, we ate concerned to find, further
told them, that only the Captain, four Officers, and
nine men, were saved, who were made prisoners.
The same account ,states, that a prize which had
been taken by the Ruby was re-taken, and unfortu.
nately a Midshipman and one of the men killed.
To counterbalance this unt leasing intelligence,
we are happy to inform our Readers that the
Sloop of War has taken no leas than. five Spanish
prizes, two of them supposed to contain in dollars
soo,oool. sterling. Our account is dated at Gibral.
tar, the gth nit.
A Letter from Folkstone, dated Monday, says—
" 'flit signal was yesterday made trom the Heighta,
for the first time these some months, for the Enemy's
small Cruisers standing to the Westward from Ca.
hats ; several Ships of the Squadron, which had sailed
on Saturday evening, were at this time seen close in
with the Enemy's Coast. There was some firing-in
the course of the day, and a .great deal during last
night ; several shells were thrown about midnight
from the Batteries to the East of Boulogne, to which
Port the Enemy's Vessels ate probably endeavouring
to snake their passage.'"
Several smart aeiuns have lately been fought in
the West ladies, between American armed Mer.
chantmen and Irenelt Privateers in that . quarter.
The Ship lio,asty. .we11, and trig Rat-I/trod, of New-
York, were lately attacked- on.their.aoyage to St.'
naming°, captured end carried . into (Guadeloupe.
A Black General, passenger on hoard thOlotetuell•
when he found the Vessel had struck,' ran below, with
the intention of blowing Op
,the Ship,' but being
frustrated in this, be. immediately, retired.' to his
cabin, and clapping, a pistol to each ear, put an
instant period to his existence.
On Thursday sailed from Shields for Landon the
Noribumherlami East Indiaman, of 670 tons, built
by Messrs. Husky, at llowdon Duck: This is'
the largest merchant. ship .ever .built in the Tyne,
and is allowed to be one of the best. She has a
beautiful full-length figure of•the Puke of Noi-rti,
win ant.larti on her cur. water .; the ornaments on
her stern are very well carved, doing credit to the'
artist, and the figure head it an astonishing re.
semblance of his Grace.