The Sun.
London, England, 1804-06-11 00:00:00

SOUTHAMP7'yN, JUNE 4.

EARLY this morning the drums heat to arms, ;tort
at nine o'clock our Volunteers, Infantry and Ca.
vairr, commanded by Colonels JACK .ON and G. H.'
12(ist, M. P. together with the Chirpenharri and
Corsham Volunteers, commanded by Colonels I :um,
Fitt Ets and PAtit. METHUEN (now citi 'tiered hereon permanent duty), assembled on their chi:El:rent
Parades.

Mrs. JACKSON, of Belle-Vue House, who had
previously issued Cards of Invitation to about 200
persons, received them at ten, in her superb man_
lion, to a sumptuous and most elegant dejeumi.—
After the repast, ail the company got into their ,
carriages, and; preceded by Mrs. JACKSON, in a.
sociable and four, escorted by Colonel Roses Light
Horse, passed in grand procession through the prin-
cipal streets of the town, till they arrived at tlr.
beach, where all the Volunteers were draWn tip t
receive them. Mrs. JACKSON then descended from
her carriage, and being supported by Colonels
WOOD and BARRETTE, M,,Jors TItILING and
WALTON, and Captains SLOANE and Fox,.
companied by the Whole bi her part,, sh r advanced
and, in a neat impressive speech, addressed the Co-,
lonel of the Southampton Volunteers; who haVing
made a shots appropriate answer, received a pair ;Of
beautiful Colours Iron: her hands, anddelivered.theat
to the Ensigns. The Rev. Dr. MAN-r, Chaplain to •
the Corps, then delivered an admirably well Suited
speech to them; after which they sabred Mrs.
JACKs ON, • and fired three voflies„ The cliY"beir,.4
exceedingly fil,e, the crowd assembled on the beach
wits immense. Mrs. JACICiON, with her pArty,oe.;
copied one entire side ut the Marsh. Amutigs,t.,ohl.
gruupe formed around her, we noticed tile •
distinguished persons :
Sir Charles and Lady Rich; Lady Louisa. Atl;e4-ley; Mrt
Amyatt, M. P. Sir Yelverton Peyton, Bart. Hun. Mrs.
Hamilton, Lady Rumbold, Sir John Thomas•' Bart. Lady
Parker and Daughters, Hon. Mrs. Wallop, Lady Hughes,
Colonel and Mrs. Wood, Lady• Dickson,. Mrs. Manners, Mr.
Mrs. and Miss Lewin,' Mrs..and 'the Miss Chaloners, Mr.
and Mrs. Beckford, Mrs. Fleming, CaptAin Bartie, Rev.
Mr. Kent; Mr. Sober, &c. &c. ;3:e •

. •
By the munificence Of theii'Coro‘nel, the Votun.
teers were enabled to drink their beloved Sovereign's
lieeilth, and to spend the whole evening in thenittnust

o

Froz: the .LONDON GAZETTE, June 9, 1 SO4.

PANKRUPTCY.SUPERSEDED,
Daniel Gritnwnod and William Wykes, of Knising,ton,
dlesex; nur6eryniel.

BANAAR VP Tg.

T,hotnas Chippendale, of Saint. Martin's-lane; I\liddleseY?
upholsterer, to sitcrender lime tz, 20. and Illly 21 , Z",t
aCG :•Attorney,- MP. Butgess, Curzon-
street, May-lair.
Thomas Smith, of Timberland,-Lincolnshire, grocer to sm.=
Tender tune 16, i:3;-atid-ruly. 21,-a t ten, at Guildhall, Lon-
don. • Attorney, MI.. Lutkett; Basinghail-street.
.Stephen Bally, of 13ristol,.talor, to s►etrender June 25, z 6,
• -apd July it, at eleven, at the Castle and Ball I nn, Bath.
A!ttornies, 'Messrs. Boord a.ocl RirtVath, Bath ; or Messrs.
aildys, Horton, and Travenen, Crane-court, Fleet-street,

. _
. . .. .
London. • . .
Robert ThOmpson, of South Shields, Durham, Block and
• mast-maker, to surrender June :It., I ulv 4, and 2t, at eleven,
. at the Golden Lion Inn, South Shields. Attornies, Messrs.

. Hall and Bell, Bow-lanes Cheap6de, London ; or M.
Christopher Bainhriclge,'South Shields.
bavid Esthill, of the IVo.n and County of Kingston-upon-
Hull, draper
_to surrender June 16, at twelve, June 23, and
July 21, at eleven, London. Attorney, Mr,

Scott, Saint Mildred'i-court, Poultry.
George Birkett, of Kendall, Westmoreland, brandy-per-
chant,• to surrender tune 19,. 23, and July zr, at ten, at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Messrs. Wright and B&W,
Chancery lane.
Thomas Plumleigh, now or late of Bristol, grecer, to sur-
render June, 15, 23, and July 21, at eleven, at the Bush,
Corn-street, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Kinderley, Long,
and Ince, Svmond's inn, London; or john Henry Frankis,
Small-street, Bristol..
john Bicknell, of Little Maddox-street, parish of St. George,
Hanover-square, dealer in artificial flowers, to surrender
June 16, 23, and luiy 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. George 0-avies, Warwick -street, Golden-square.
DIVIDENDS.

July 2. Richard Paley, of Leeds, Yorkshire, soap-boiler, at
ten, at the Hotel; Leeds.
tidy 3. Joseph Littler, of the parish of St Clement Danes,
Middlesex, jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 3. Thomas Porter Banner, of Nicholas-lane, London,
insurance-broker, at eleven, at Guildhall.
July 2. William Fry, of Bury-court, St. M.ry-Axe, mer-
chant, at ten, at Guildhall.
June 30. James Draper, of Sherrard-street, Soho, cabinet-
maker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
j 3. Henry Hale, of Birchin-lane, oil-man, at twelve, at
Guildhall.
July James Day, of Oxford-street, linen-draper, at ten,
at Cutltlhall.• .
July 2. Henry Williams, of Crickhowell, county of Brecon,
money-scrivener, at :I,,ven, at the Bear Iran, Crickhowell.
lulv ;6. him Lowman, late of Whitchurch, county of
S'outhampton. coachinaster, at three, at the White Hart
Inn, Whitchnrch.
June 30. Henry Bird, of Clifton, Gloucestershire, shoe-
maker, at eleven, at the Ruminer Tavern, All Saints-lane,

, -
Bristol.
June 29. Charles Clegg, late of Milnrovv, Lancashire, wool-
len-manutacturer, atone, at the_ tar lnn„ Deansgate.
July 4 Richard Davies, of Shrewsbury, Salop, porter•mer-
chant, at eleven, at the Castle I nn,.Shrewsbury.
tuly 4. Benjamin Richardson, of Long-acre, Middlesex,
coch-maker, at eleven, at Guildhall.
July 4. lames Curtis, of Oxford, wine and brandy-mer.

merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Italy 4. Israel Lev% , of Lambeth-road, Surrey, merchant, at
ten, at Guildhall,
ly z. David Sivright, of Queen-street, Cheapside, mer-
chant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
July 4. George Duckett, of Middlesex-street, Somer's-
Town, timber-merchant, at ten, at Giirdhall.
July 4. Peter Grove, now or late of Suaresbrook, Essex,
baker, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Julie 30./.lohn Davis, of Wallingford, Berkshire, wine and
brandy-merchard, at ten, at Guildhall, Lo .don.
July 3. Pritchard Haswell, late of Guildford-street Blooms-
- bury, giddleKx' carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall.
julyr4. William, Buck, now or late of St. Mary at Hill,
London; merchant, at 'ten, at Guiidh:+ll.
July 3. Joseph Edwards, of Peter-street, Bloomsbury-square,
. plumber, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 7. Dudley Johnston, of St. Paul's Church, trunk-
maker, at ten, at,Guildliall.
July 71 . Thomas Binlcss, of Basint;hall-street, London, tac-
ter, at elevc:. at Guildh.til. •
Ito. 3. lames Hoy, of Church-lane, parishof Saint George,
Middlesex, bricklayer, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July 3. Timothy,. Harris,. of Waltham Holy Cross, Essex,,
phi-maker' at tcn, .: Guild;tall
11 I y 14: John To rtarow , ~,w or late of Wennington,- Bed-
fordsitir, hawker anti pedlar, at ten, at Guildhall,. London.

CERTIF(CA 4.y.

June 30. Charle> Lcoriard, -a West Bromwich, Stafibrdshire,
iron-master.

John Eglonton. Wallis, of Colchester, Essex, r;;:•r•;hant.
loseph Wheeler, latent the lt,,f t ie,n, llanipste....., victualler.
John Ringrose, of York, vintner.
{ohn-j.tterv, of Bristol, cutler.
fames Grahain, of.Pi.cepttilly, watchmaker.
Ch..rles Borcham, of Stowmarket, Suffolk, butcher.
Robert- lameson and Samuel. M`Quoid, ot• Sherburne-lane,

nlerClia nrs.
Tkoma. I)orarson, aLl'rescot- street, Goodman's-fields, nier-

- Chant. ,
Robert Pendletcyn, merchant.

Bartholomew, Nu of G feat Suttori-stiref;
Clerken-
well, watch-case-uua...cs- . _ .•
Thomas tiorris, of.MAnchestey,,cotton- merchant.

Solitliarnpvsnt-s-treer, Covent-garden,hosier.