The Sun.
London, England, 1804-02-22 00:00:00

BRECON CIRCUIT.

The Hon. George pardinge; Abel Aloyi:ey, Esq.
Cardiff—Tuesday, March 23.
Brecon —Tdesday, March 27.
Presteigne—Saturday, March so.
CAERM-ARTI-lEN SPRING .CIRCUIT, 1834.
Cartliganshir,!—Thursday: March 29, at Cardigan..
Petnbickeshire—Wednesday, April 4, at Haverfordwest.
CaermarthLnshire —Tuesday, 'April to, at Carmarthen.
NORTH WALES SPRING CIRCUIT, 1834.
Hugh Leycester, Esq, Rosert Steele, Esq.
Anglesey—Tuesday, March 23, at Beaurnaris.
Carna:vonshirecn:lay, March 26, at Carnarvon.
;tlerionetlisdre-7Saturday, March 3 t, -at Bala;

BANKRUPTutES SUPERSEDED. ,
Whalley, of Great Bolton,. Lancashire, cotton-parigfac-

turcr.
1. Burnell the younger, of A Idersgatc-street,-London, grocer.

B,INK RUPTS. •
Richard Varwood, of Stdckport, Chester, spade-maker, to
surrender March 5, 12, and April 3, at eleven, at the ked
ion' 11, n, Hedton• Norris, Lancashire. Attor;;es, Messrs.
Lingered cite. DNIo, Stockport; or Mr. Edge, Inner-Temph,
London.

Iliflinge Plait, of Wizan, Lancoshire, cdico7marm-
facturer, rviarc:h z, at five, z, anti A pril.3, at eleven, at the

. _
Buck in the Vine, Attoraii.;s, Mr. Gakell, Wigan' ;
Or Mr. Windle, -Bartietes•Buildings, London.
Ne2irrs: of Seend, NViltshire,.mealman, March 2, at
five, 9, and April 3, at eleven,,at the Royal Oak, Oevizes-
Creen, Wiltshire. A nornies' Mr. Moule, Melk sham ; or
Messrs. Torrant and Moirle, Chancery-lane,. London. •
Whitelock Bartholomew, now or date of Carlisle, grocer,
March 8,9, and April 3, at eleven, at the house of fames
Irving; Carlisle. Attornies, Mr.. Hodgson, Carlisle; or
11. r. Hodgson,. Clement's,lun, London.
John Richards, of Holborn,. hosier, Feb. zB, rklarch 6, and
-April 3, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, ,Messrs. Maddock
and Stevenson, Lincoln's- lon, New-square.
of Sowerhy, -Yorkshire, woolstaNcr, March
8,9, and April .3, at ten, at the Old Cock Inii, Halifax.
Atto:nies, Messrs. Allen and 'Exley, of Ftiri-Uv;:l's=lnu,
Lor.dr4i ; or Messrs. Howard and Wilcock, at Ripponden
and Halifax.
Sohn Sayer, of Buckingham, lace-merchant, March 6,7,
and April 3, at eleven, at the Cock-Inn, Stoney-Stratton!:
Attornies, Mr. Allen, Stonev-Stratford; or Messrs,
pot ar.d Stone, Hare-court, Temple.
Thom.- o Lui;a3 and lames Phillips Lucas, of Birmingham,
auctioneers, Feb. an,. March 3.. and April 3, at eleven, at
the Minerva Tavern, Itirmin.4ham. Attornies, Messrs.
Kinderley, Long, and Ince, Syrnond's- Inn, London ; or
John Trott. M n Is, late of Is, idgewater, .Somersetshire, rope
acrd sail-maker, Feb. zB, March 6, and April 3, at twelve,
at Cinidli,-01, London. Attornies, Messrs. Blake and Son;
(..'onktYs.court, Serle-stteet,-Lineoln's-
'William Pugh, late of Berwick-strcet, Soho-square, tailor,
t-ch zB, March 6, and April 3, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Att,,,i,ev, Holborn-court, Cray's-Inn.
John Archer, Or St. Catherine's-Dock, hocpbender,, Feb.
23, March 13, and April 3, at ten, att, Attor-
ney, Mr. Saggers, Great St. Helen's, Bisiwpsgate-street.

DIVIDEND S.

i 4. T. Gooddy, Sheffield, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall,

• I.c.i,d,n.
17. E. Crean, of Aargaret-strect, Cavendish-square,
co-peiltr, at one, at Guildhall.
1' n 17. W. Webb, late of New Bond-street, ladies'
in..k.;:r, at eleven, at Gui:d ail.

THE Bulletin of this morning is of the most sa-
tisfaEtory nature.

" Fits MAJESTY has hal a good night, and is rather better

this mo gilt%

(Signed)
" eueen's-Hlure,
Febr:ta;,:y 22, iSD4.

" L. PEPYS.
" 11. R. REYNOLDS.
" F. NIILLMAN.
" W. I-1 EuEuriEN."

The ab;:ve was issued preclsely at twelve o'clock.
The .number of Inquirers was not.then so great as
on some preceding days, but we have no doubt
they will be as nurnerogs as heretofore in the course
of the-day.

• During yesterday one of the Physicians was in
Constant attendance His KO t bey relieved
each other while riley went to visit their Patients.
.About eight o'clock in the evening they met at
the Oueen's House and had a consultation.
'Yesterday Gen. MANNEas and Mr. VILLIERS,'

the Equerry and Groom in Waiting, attended at the
Queen's House, the same as if Hts MAJESTY b:id
not been indisposed.

'Obit Cruizers on ,he 'French Coast have. again
been attive in intercepting Detachments Of thr Ene-
my's-Flotilla, creeping along shore to their place of
rendezvous. During the greater part of Monday a
heavy firing was heard at Dover, coming from the
French Coast, and in the forenoon, the horizon be-
ing clear, several of our Vessels were seen warmly
engaging some of the Enemy's Gun-boats Setween
them and the shore. The French Batteries were
'likewise seen to keep 'up a heavy fire, upon our
Ships. OP Monday night it was• stated that one
of the Enemy's Vessels was seen in tow by one
of our's standing for the Downs but we do not
find that it had arrived there yesterday. Several
of our Squadron anchored in Dover Roads yesterday
evening, but no communication had taken place
with the Shore when the Post came away. It was
reported, however, that by the bursting of a shell
over the iminortafiti Frigate, three Seamen were
killed, and as many wounded. To_marrow
hope to he enabled to ,lay some fuither details be-
fore our Readers. •

THE Ceylon Goveram.eut Ga:;eue, of the ;3th
Jury, has been received,in town, -and brings some
turtlter particUlars of the lamentable event which
was some time ago communicated in the'DiSpatches
of Governor NORTH.

His Majesty's Frigate Hussar, of 3S guns, corn-
mandei by Capt. WILKINSON, has been lost on the
French Coast. The account from Falmouth says,
that the Captain and eleven of the crew'only were
saved by a French Fishing Boat, and put on board
the Ville de Paris ; while our Plymouth letter
states, that the whole of the crew were fortunately
saved.. •We hope the latter account - Will prove
the true one.

WE learn through an undoubted channel of commu-
nication, that in the Treaty signed at Madrid by
JOSEPTA BONAPARTE., guaranteeing the. neutrality
of Spain, besides the sum to be paid upon the face
of the Treaty, there was one equal to a Million Ster-
ling skulated for, 'which went into the private
pocket cif the Bo igAP ART F. Family.

TFlts morning we received some Duch Papers to
the .9;h.. instant, which furnish the following
ticies of Intelligence :
Low 2R ELBE (HAMBURGH), JAN. 2+,--Letters
from Petershurgh mention, that the Livonia;,
E3thonian, anti Courland divisions, have received
orders to hold themselves as :cadiness to march, It

is even added, that enrittaas have already been
entered into for the transporting the baggage of the
Army. Nothing, however, is said of the destination
of this Army. This movement', it seems therefore
probable, is to be considered as merely a demon.-
-s t rat ion.—liaerieni Ccurant, Jan. 31.
• ANTWERP, JAN. 26.—8 y the last accOunts from
Boutogne, received from authority that may be re„
lied on, we are assurealliat the Expedition against
Engtaid will not sail for at least these two months,
as before that time the preparations will not besuf-
ficiently complete for is to be undertaken with
any hope of success. The reasons assigned for
this, in tile Letter's we have received, are, that
all the Arnied.Vessels which make a part of this
Expedition, or are to accompany it, are not yet
ready : that a certain number of Frigates,. Corvettes,
Sloops, &T. are expelled, which are not yet fit for
sea, and also that the provisions for the Flotilla are
not yet. ready.
SCHIEDAM, JAN. 31.—The Flotilla at Flushing
will shortly be augmented with, 103 pressed vessels,
which had been detained by the late frost from pro-
ceeding to their several places of destination. The
Conimanders at Flushing, both by sea and land,
exercise the soldiers and sailors daily, to qualify
them for the important Expedition.-
Vessels are still continually paising Gouda, from
the North of this Republic, to join the Flotilla at
Flushing. Thursday last a great number passed
that City, intended to serve as Transports, and
were condulled by two armed Brigs and two Gun-
boats.

FEB. B.—Nothing is omitted at Flushing, to
render the Flotilla there complete in all its parts, and
to guard against every: probable emergency. The
S.Jdiers are instrutted to row and to steer, and the
Sailors co use the small arms. These exercises are
daily praaksed.

Private letters from Dunkirk say, thit orders are
arrivsd, there toilinish all the Vessels on the stocks,
destined for the Expedition, before the 6th of
March, on' pain of fine.
Admiral \Tr RHEA) L intends an alteration in some
of the Gun_ boats : instead of a 6.pnuuder at the
head, a 24-pounder/will be placed in the centre.
,Last week about 4o English prisoners were escort-
,
eci into Middelburg, being the crews of five Eng-
lish Prizes taken by the French Privateer of Capt.
IILANKmAx, belonging to Dunkirk. This Priva-
teer has been remarkably successful ; for, besides
these five Prizes, she sent in another to Veere, on
!he 3oth ult. taken on th* > lagliali.COatt;' freighted
svith porter, vinegar, mustard seed, &c.
Poor STORY, the friend, and the enemy of all
parties by turns, is at length safely caged at Cleves.
The testimonies adduced in his favour, regarding
his peaceable conduet there, will probably avail him
but little, as his well known inclination to Peace
has produced the misfortunes which h 'th himself"and
his country have to mourn.--The New Merchant.

The second realing of the Volunteer Bill, which
stood for this day, will, we understand, be post.
poned till Friday or Monday,
The PRINCE of WALES is perfectly recovered
from•the efFecis of his late indispoci-tinn, and able to
gratify the feelings of filial reverence and affeftion.
His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES has
been pleaSed to appoint Mr: SHt.RIDAN A,- civer
General of the Duchy of Cornwall, in the room of
Lord ELIOT, deceased.

There is no truth whatever in the statement in a
Motning Paper of yesterday, of Mr:PITT having
on Monday had an interrieW with .the CHANc
Lott of the EXCHEQUER, at his huuse in Downing-
street.

Carriages are setting down and taking up at the
Palace gate continually from twelve to three; but
by means ,of the activity of the Marshahnen, the
greatest order prevails, nor has there been the least
disturbance or confusion with the coachmen since the
first day the inquiries commenced at the Palace.
• Cteat ,apprehensions were yesterday entertained
in the City, that one of our East India Ships had
been captured by the Enemy,
SOUTHWARK ELEcTioN,--In consequence of the
Committee having, the 'preceding day, decided
aplnst tLe ad,nissiol, of what were called the
" farmed" votes, viz. those occupiers of small te.
nements who, on the condition of a trifling advance
of rent, had their taxes paid,by the landlord, Sir
THOMAS TUR TON yesterday declined proceeding
further in the PetitiOn.

The Report of the Malden Committee was made
on Friday. The Sitting Member was declared
duly elected, and the Petition voted frivolous and
vexatious.

Mr. LINIIO, the merchant, who went to France
some time ago, in order to recover a very consider-
able sum due, to him by the French Government, in
which objeft, as we have already stated, he suc-
ceeded, returned to London on Monday night. He
came from Rotterdam, • a,)kl was only forty.five
hours on his passage. Mr. LINDA was treated with.
much civility at 'earls.
Ameri'i.an Papers to the Eth.ult. are received, hut
bring no intelligence of importance. The Com-
missioners and Troops of the United States not hay.
ing reached New Orleans on the 14.th.0f December,
that place stiil continued in the possession of the
French.

The 17y-ty.llightCutter is ordered to be put into
C(Jrunission at DeAl; Lieutendut HUNT iS i 0 have
the cornman..l.