The Sun.
London, England, 1821-08-15 00:00:00

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, August 14.

A mstet dans
Ditto, at Sight
Rotterdam l2 18
Antwerp l2 9
Hamburg') 3B 2 24 Us -
Altona
Paris, 3 Day's sight 25 70 - 0 Us.
•
.

Ditto — 26 0 2 Us.
Bout tleaux, ditto

Frankforton the De Tain

Madrid

Cadiz
Bilboa .

36i - Effectrve

34 Effective
35 Effective

Barcelona
- • -
Seville
Gibraltar
Leghorn
Geo oal 414-Venice, Ital. Liv 27 60
Malta 45 ---,—Nal;les . 394
Palermo . 116 d. per Oz.
Lisbon
Oporto
itio Janeiro
Dublin .... 9 Cork 9 per Cente
BULLION. .
l'ortil;al Gold, in Coin 1 ,0 0 0 pet Os.
Foreign (;old, in 8ar5.....~..,
New Doubloons -

New Dollars 0 4 10
Silver in Bars, Standard 0 4 11.

MANCHESTER, AUG.IO.-Yesterday a meeting
took place at the Police Office,'by invitation of
the Boroughreeve and Constables, to • consider
what measures can be adopted to insure to this--
town and neighbourhood a secure and satisfac-
tory currency in lieu of the small notes of the
Bank of England. At this meeting there appear-
ed an unanimous opinion, that the most injurious
consequences might be expected to result from
the threatened inundation of the local notes (par-
ticularly as it is not intended to make-them
payable where they are drawn), and that the in-
terests of the whole trading community required
the adoption of the most decisive measures to
avert it. With a view, however, to obtaining the
general opinion of the town on this important
subject, a Requisition to 'the Boroughreeve and
Constables for a public meeting was drawn up,
and is now in a course of signature.—(Manchester
Guardian).

In Warwickshire and Staffordshire the wheat
in general is of a most promising appearance, and
the harvest is expected to conpnence in the last
week of the presentinonth. . • .

Fnom TILE LONDON GAZETTE, AuG:.l4.

War- 0j; ce,-Jug. l4, 1321 .

GARms9xs.—Colonel Sir Jahn Colborne, K.C.B. of
52d Foot, to be Lieutenant-Governor of Guernsey.

Commission in the Royal Carmarthen Fusileers,, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen.
The Right Hon. Lord Dynevor to Colonel, be vice the Right
Hon. Lord Cawdor, deceased.
Commission in the Warwickshire Regiilar Militia, signed hi
the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Warwick.
George Henry Arnold,- Esq. to be Captain.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
W. Peake, Sloane-square, linen-draper, from Aug. 18 W
lug. 25.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

T. Stab b and merchant
BANKRUPTS. , •
W. Barthrop, sen., Lincoln, woolstapler, Aug. 27, 28. an
Sept. 25' at eleven, at the Saracen's Head, Lincoln. Solicitors!
Messrs. Mayhew and Co. Chancery-lane; and Mr.- J. M001.e9
Lincoln.
W. Pigot, Ratdiff-highway,• grocer, Aug. •18,• 25; and SePt•
25, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Heard, Hoopers'-sgosset
Leman-street, Goodmares,fields.
T. Wilks, Liverpool, bell-hanger,-Sept., 4,5, and 25, at orit4
at the George I.D nn, ale-street, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs'
Ravenhill and Co., Princes-street, Bank's • and Mr. T. -Wilsoo
Liverpool.
W. Davies, of Runcorn, Cheshire, flour-dealer,_ Aug
at at•five, 31, at ten, and Sept. 25, at three, at the Nag's tie-3,
Inn, Warrington. • Solicitors, Mr. J. Rowlinson, WarnngtoP;
and Mr. E. Chester, Stapk.drin. . •
R. 'Warwick, late of Cumberland, baiikert
Sept.' 5,6, • and 25, at eleven, at the Crown and Mitre
Carlisle.- Solicitors,• MesSrs. Mounsey and Co., Carlisle ; a."
Messrs. Mounsey and, Co., Staple Inn. •
E: English; of Birmingham, draper, Aug. 28, 29. and Sept
25, at two, at the Albion Hotel, Birmingham. Solicitak
Mans. Baxter and- Go:, Gray's Inn-place; -and -Mr.
Mr.- W. H. -Capper, Birmingham. •
T. R.- Wil.dash, of Aylesford, -Kent, farmer, Aug.
seven, 28, and-Sept. 25, -at. eleven. Solicitors, . Mr. SY.
ferys, Faversham ; and Messrs. •Lowe and Co'., Southall-TA'
Chahcery-lane. •
.1. Noble:, late of Salford, Lancashire, corm-non-brewer, Al:
31, Sept: 1,. at ten,' and-Sept.-25, at two, •at the Bridgewae-
Arms Inn, :Manchester. Solicitors, • Mr. Chew, Swan-6E1...r
Manchester; and 'Messrs. Adlington and Co., Bedford-row.
DIVID.ENDS.•
Sept. 4, J. Witchurch, of Worship-street,- Finsbury-4(lor'
coach-maker—Sept. 4, J. G.: Gerard, of Basinghall-sireet, titer'
chant—Sept. 4. J. Hancock, of Limehouse Hole Stairs,-'.''
maker—Sept. 26, -G. Sawtell,,of Bristol, merchant—Sept.
and B. Shirley, of Worship-street, dealers in earthenwsrer,
Sept. 8, F. Ridding; of Birmingham tanner--Sept. 7, P•
of Wolverhampton, currier—Sept. 7, C.. Marsh, Wo,
hampton, groper—,Sept. 8, G. A. T. Bruggenkate, or
, East Cheap, merchant—Sept. 8, T. Brown, of Longden,.
fordshire, grocer—Sept. 11, J. Webster and G. M. SimpsellV
Tower-street, merchants.--Aug.•lB, J. F. and J. Dituols.-1
-Alderman's Walk, merchants. •

CERTIFICATES—SErT. 4.
J. Dewsbury, of Altrincham, Cheshire, corn • dealer--",,,,
Woffinden, of New Malton,-Yorkshire, corn factor—J. it a-rtr,
ford, of York, grocer—J. Wood, late of Wimpoler-street.,
Nary-le-bone, wax and tallow chandler—J. Youden, of Pos:;,,
porter and spirit merchant—G..E. Aubrey, of Manclitg-t'i.
merchant—R. Aubrey, Jun. of Manchester, . merchant'
Jackson, of Birmiugham, grocer.
PARTNERSIPS D. t.t
T. Lewis and G....Geddes,H Liverpool, commDlSSOLVEission-Inert:ill,
Darwin and T. Tingle; Sheffield, steel-manufactor%*
M. Parkes and Co. Holly Hall, Dudley, ‘Vorcesterslii.s,e, fo,
manufacturers—H. Fleming ~and S. Tyler, Butt-lane,
ford, dress-makers—W. .James and AV. H. James, Covz:cce.
coal-makers—R. F. Ring and J. 'M. Wilkey, Bristol, tab'ei J.
pipe and- packing box-makers—T. Stansfeld, London' ,ant,
Turner, Long,bottom, Warley, Halifax, .merchants—k',, ,T,O •
and it. Lear, Kingswood Hill, Bitton, Gloucestershire, a1,".4
lers—R. Howitt and Co. Leeds, Yorkshire, wholesale grc'',
—J. Burrell and Co. Newcastle.tiporl-Tyne, iron-found
N. payenVork and T. Stringer, Macclesfield, Cheshire' .ufa,c•
throwsters—W. Peill and Co. Liverpool, tobacco-11,3'1
turers.

HOP INTELLIGENCE. „ivi•
• MAIDSTONE, AUG. 13,—The plantations present a I.s ee
DT,
gorous, and healthy_amarance, and shew -kindly for
crop, but much will depend on the weather; they are -i.of
fortnight later -in their growth than last year, and ttnle3 "for*
shui:tlytiare warm days and-nigh.ts it will be impossikdo es,
them to get to perfection. At, the Hop Duty dinner
Thursday, the bets mostly averaged .from 150 to lam' t:lzy
The sums set for the Sweepstakes were wider than e'le"'
being from 42 to 230,0001.

To 'l'. TAYLOR, Esq.
• = No. 9, ,New Bridge-street, London.
HONOURED •SIB, . . cc
rel!
I:3EG leave to iform yu, that ever,sto
co
year-1790; 1 had beenn afflicte od
•with the-Ltig
which froth-its obstinately resisting eve ry.course of ,I=eia an'
l.veeribed by the most ennnenf of the faculty here, ?!... 3'3d
ergoitig severalievere courses of salivation, 'and twic-or t°
charged from the Hospital with little .relief, •wooldfil'l:tytO
be of the most inveterate. nature. In tire spring of 14' .41oii
my disorder had pit-to such a head, as' nearly to put 3 iiewit
to my existence—l• had a, large ulcer on the crown of rq,;,tfie
one on each arm, and my legs were. broke out in a fr~in 0
manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had heel" 010'
state of ulceration for the last seven years; my 1(.41 I) gal/1
two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, 3.°1 kik;
me such excruciating pain, particularly when warn)
as nearly to deprive me of rest ; iu this lamentable red
was recommended by I\lr. J. Thompson, .(whir rercii ?Wks
great. a cure by them here), to take your Lealie'sr3tcris,... of 1:
whioh-I began to dorm the Dith o. May; in the cm'r
fortnight I began to receive benefit—in little more
'
month the ulcers on my headand vans were sounalY Ml':
soon after, the-sores On my legs healed also ;
ever, considerable discolouration in.the skin, and
hone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, it" le-gde"-",:i
longer perseverance in your invaluable •lkiedicinc,'s:lo,
the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its latigT4 f
the nocturnal pains gradually going ibus
your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly tree fr 091.0 a g•',
tormer complaihts—hate recovered -lily iormer sPirl haro';
tiv, 1,0
strength, and-am become jolty and fat, in which st,,,
it
ctriitinued many.months, to the astonishment. of 311,``,„ le, Vi;e
i.e, I am at a loss in what terms to express my grat.":`
beg you, for the good of other, suffering Mootals, ocd
this my case as- public as possible, as I shall on ev‘ '
slop ; in so doing you will greatly Oblige, 2 t,
1;1
Sir, your grateful, obedien.t, very' h bl e se-r v`-114,'
ALEX. MClti

Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. •
WilnesseS to the above „
:ohn Thompson, No. 3,,New Poultry Niarlict,
• John 1141ntosh Old Assembly Closer Ediub."..cs
Prepared and sold Cy the sole Prophietor, THO3' at 0
Member of the Royal College of Surgeo''''
house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London_; IvlicteLe
constant residence of more than 40 vi ars, in a prat tit tit 7#
cularly directed to.the cure of Vene;..4l Con*Psmi°,!•,,aio",
incidental to the Parts of Generation, wall tha'lol,3er6l%
secrecy which men of his profession sitould alwaYs_is.t3o,'
such cases, he flatters himself the advice .ant'
gratuitouslt administers to persons takingliils se'
be estecnted, by a discerning Public, as an advaLta' t u4l--
•
attainahle, and raid of all ambiguity. oft;
Also sold,.by his appointment,tor the co, ,111.0„;4t;e01
living at a distance, at the Toyshop, No. 103; %go, %t, A
-Nir. •Disburongh%,: No. 7, Fishlstreet-bill ;O.
South-bridge, Edinburgh.; Mi Callwel 's, [pub Arll3l'd '1;
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swl •
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BIRTH. of 94
On Monday, the 13th inst., Mrs. D. IVlscle3ll'
wick-square, of a son. 1-1•
lft
- MR 1 11'°Ir I*
ARIED. 09 100'
Yesterday, the 14th inst.,- at. St. Andrew's, I 0 ,
Marshall,- of Cambridge, to Harriet, daughter of
North-place, Gray's-inn-road. • ' °l2r
It.
DIED.
Roobnintshoenllo3fth2isn,sct.,artlyr_s. `V. Robinson, , eldest
,n edsollbcf 'o,,e_ ioalio eofi
On Friday evenin the 10th inst., occasl!„ _ secon.,ige'
his horse, at Kensington, Mr. I.klivard 11-,°;set'year of "1-i,r(ci
Laurence Rowe, Esq., of Brentford, in the il:10 _ Ifenri 40'1'
ri Try ..nb
At Chertsey, on the 10th inst., Mr—lliatteof kiel''
_......../
Benn, eldest son of Anthony Benn, Esq., -
in Cumberland, aged 20.

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