The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-13 00:00:00

BANKRUPICY ENLARGED,

John Frederick Veielittler, of A rigel.court, Throgmorton.
street, I:undon, Inca:limit, front lune t 6 to A ugus t
tell, At GutttLittil.

4N,(' RUPTS.
T bonus W..el Is and Ce,r,.,,e ()w.“ I'UKC, of Panksicle, South-
walk, Surrey, unmet.. merchants, to surrender f une :6, 3',
an 1 I .:ly at t erre, at GUllttll,lll, London. .-ittorne;,
11r Sot ,11, Goi..en-square.
sen. of Cass ie-srreer, Soutlivv:ark,
11,ir •• i,anutactur.r, Iline 19, 26, aAI tune 2 at ten,
Gujl(ltlrll, 1.(1111111). Attow y, ,4r. Benner, Deatt's
Doctors' Conlin:nib.
Cliarl,s Say, t0.:4: Q. Amolta, Cornwall, •rnerejLint, luiy
6,7, and /4, at. ekv,..n. at 'Coin:n:ll', 14014:1, kailllolll/1.
.bil. .1 YOUtig, Fi.l.,koUt II ; ur ILle,t'S.
Itcardoo aitu L. a, is, Corbett-cuoi:, r.fte,litirch-street,
itionoott.
Thumas of hlanclrester, muslin mionlaCt :f- r,
un.: 30, I,4iV ~ and Dog t aver.), .qad-
citester. Atturnits, Nlaii,.•hercrer ; ur
Messrs. l'arry, I,1:1,1 1,0,10
-John Stitiptoa, tare or 103,, ie, ion,. . I vinC
2C, It t/INC, 2,2, at ICA, iy 24, .t APIN. ;1
1111, elO3, I.,itrint:S, '/,lC•eiti
and 1.1114:0.11'S- I flit, ,
Vc
it .
•
'fin-Anis Richardson, now or late of
.!iatitAx,
dyer, l ..p.- 17, ;'it tutu-, Zg, (i 1,111 24. at ele-
ven, at toe Talhot inn, cidiltrx. ' All
w(0111, Gtay'S- LQ11t.1011;' or S. 1% iik
and Thompson,
W(tlt in OrkLy, verend. and \V Sniillt
Oakley, of Cniirefi-sire.lr, Soutnw.irk,
st :plc's, lure t 6. 23, and 1111, 14, at Ott •, at .111114:1.
tkrtuiney, Mr. ()Ail/.

/I ' IDE NDS.
'Lay ;. William Hodson, of anenester, cotton utairinc-
turcr, ar eieven, JI the Muscle, 's A,inl, Matichest:lr.
July 3 George Burge6s, late or White- Cioss. street,
sex, ale and table. beer-brewer, •hu n w of Wood-st,cvta
Luiloon; w.ueliouszin in, at ten; at Gmlditill.
July 3. John Page, :of Bislt,psgate-stre.,t, Loilifon, haber-
dasher, at twelve, at Guilds
June t 6. loin) Sisson, of Lumbard,,street, London, banker,
at twetve,.at
lay 14. iiauiel I loom, of Towse Millgate, Norwich,
merchant, 41 twelve, at Guildhall, London.
July 3. George Tupper, now or late of Linton, Kent, sb
keeper, at ten, at. Guildhall, London.
July 3. lame?: Makehain, of Upper Thames:street, I.ont-
don, cheesemonger, at one, at Guildhall.
July 3. ThomasAVooct, of I lerefOrl, statuary builder, at ele-
yen, at the City Arms Botch, fieretiptd.
July 9. joint Rayner, of Yorkshire, druggist, at ele-
ven, at the King's Arms, Thirsk.
July rt. Samuel Bottomley, of Sail; rd, Lancashire, ligitor-
inerchant, at eleven, at th.;• Dog "l'avern,
July it- Thomas Bond, of New Sal urn, clothkr,
at six, at tile
-.mans Inn, New..Sarttai,
July to. Richard rtl tpsoal, SUW.y, pork -butchtr,
a• t:velve, at Guildhall, Lothion
July 17. William Dixon arid Henry Dixon, Of
liith Surray, UolOor-omcitarkt, at one, At Guildnall,
Lohuon'
July 3. Jahn William Sherwood, of Newgate-street, Loa.
don, .4.;iieesein ,tiger, at eleven, at Uuii.l4)all.
July 7. John Wright, of
In.:rcer and draper, at twelve, at toe iirid,eA;.,l,l
Manciteatc:r. , •

July 7. Wil:iatmliradion, Polrrro, Cornwall, shopkeeper,
at eleven,. at the Wnite Lion I'm, Brl
Ju.y 13. George Seager, of WestOtnn.%lo4 Stailordshire,
tiinber.deAler, cieven, How., is,r.n.
inghitn.
July t. 4; lonathan Dousing, or Harwich, Esex, grocer,
at t tiie and Crown, I
pstvicli
July 9. I 14..“Aidu1e„ Lancashire, stn I Iler,
at ei.tven, at the Bloc fia I, it,,c..d.l;r:
July 9 .14/11141in Sa:np,on, Liverpo,l, tiour.deater, at cic.
veil, at tn.: tyn, Liverpool.
jut). 4. Ed yard AL:rryweatia.:r,ot c)tiou-spin.
met, at el.,Yei), at the ( tare 11111, 11,1.111611e4ter.

CAR 1 / CAT I:*s
fuly 3. Edward Xlcrlywe.ttna, ut ,vl.l ichester, cotton-spin.
Philip Lock, late of NailswQctii, Lluz4o.cy,
yarit•AILACC?

MAILS.
LitIIVED—I Dublin, I Waterford. Dus-2 tottenburgh,
J Lisbon, t Malta, I Waterford.

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L 0 N D A,

V7EDNEISDAY, JUNE 13, 1810.

The accounts from Holland, respeaing the an-
nexation of at country to France, are very con-
tradittory. It does not appear however that Louis
has actually set out for Faris. There was a report in
eircuLtion in Holland some days ago, which we
think it rtlit to mention, though we attach no
credit whatever. to it, viz. that the puke of OLDEN-
BURGH was to succeed LOUIS on ,the Throne of
HoIIand—BUONAPARTE, it is said, is about to make
it tour into Italy with MARIA LOUISA.

His Majesty's ship Malabar, with Major PA Y'N E,
and a detachment of the 46th Regiment arrived at
Spithead,on Monday, from Antigua and St. Kitts,
after a passage of 33 days.

We have received Jamaica Papers to the 24th
April, but they contain no news of importance.—
The ship Mersey, Capt. JONES, was burnt by acci-
dent at Port Royal the latter end of March, and the
greater part of her cargo was consumed.

The French General, whose arrival at Dover we
mentioned yesterday, was not, as it was at first sup-
posed, the bearer of dispatches, but has effected his
escape from Boulogne, in consequence of his having
incurred the displeasure of BUONAPARTE, 'who had
given orders to arrest him. His name is LARRAZAN.
0
We understand that permission has been granted to
him to come to London, and that Mr. SHAW the
Messenger has been sent to Dover to accompany
him to town.

The following is the letter of our Correspondent
upon the subject, dated Dover, June 12. •

" The name of the General we last evening men-
tioned t 6 have arrived here, is LARRAZAN ; he had
incurred BUoNAyARTE'S displeasure by some means
not yet exadly known, who issued an ordecsto ar-
rest the General ; but receiving timely. information
on the subje6t through a friend; he, happily for hims
effected his escape, and,-in all probability, saved his
life."

The folibwing Bulletin was issued. this morning at
Lail-past twelve o'clock, upon the Stale of the Duke
Ot CUMBERLAND.

" His Royal Highness the Ihke of CUMBERLAND has had
a restless night, but his wounds are going on favourable."

- .
We are happy to add that his Royal Highness has
not kept his bed since the third day; 'and in the early
part of the last evening his Royal Highness was very
composed.

Yesterday morning the Duke of YORK and. Lord
ARDEN arrived at Windsor.

IVionday evening the Princess of WALES gave a
grand entertainment at Kensington Palace.
Yesterday the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, and
a select party, d:ued with Mr. PERCEVAL.

Yesterday his Ito) al Highness the Duke of YORK
entertained the Earl of HARRINGTON, and a large
party of Noblemen and Gentlemen, with a grand
:linnet, at his house, Stable-yard, St. James'S.
• Monday evening hi MAJESTY. Princesses Au-
GUSTA anti SOPIMA, accompanied by Lady CRANLEY,
Count MUNSTER, -Generals GARTit, FlTzaor, and
DE BODE, and Colopel,TAy,Loa, walked on Wind-
tor Terrace till halt past e;ght o'clock. The band
played, as usual. • There there a numerous astern-
Wage of fashionable and genteel persons.
His MAJESTY accompanied by the Duke of YoRK,„
Princesses AUGUSTA and Sorims, took his usual ride
in I,Viild,,or Pink.

Yesterday morning the Duke of MONTROSE took
leave of their MAJESTIES, previous to departure for
Scotland.

Earl CAMDEN has left Windsor for London.
I The Princess AMELIA remains much in the same
state as she has been for some days past. Sir H.
HALFOIM remained with her Royal Highness on
Monday night.
It has been said, that the negociation for the ex-
change of prisoners with:France'was broken off, in
consequence of a first unreasonable demand by the
Government of that country. We believe it will be
found, that hitherto no such obstruction has occurred.
The following is an extract of a letter from Paris, of
the sth instant, in %,% hich the -writer alludes to the
proposed arrangement :—The of Marine is
to arrive here ths week, an 1 presume, that the
fin 4 deterininati(;n ..)s- to the exchange. of Prisoners
01.1 y waits-for Ilk '

Leq,N-s Galiich, by the Goldfinch, were de-
livered yesterday-. morning. 'The following is an ex-
trad from o;

CORUNNA, MAY 28.7-4Ve. shall have finished
our• fortifications here by the next week, and after
these aleco:npleted, we.are to proceed to the vi,orks
intendel oil the Hill of Mart:,,tierita, at the &tame
of a hal a mile from tke town. A citadel there
to be erected, because if all enemy occupy that eh,
tratioo, the fortifications at Cotunna might be des-
troyed in a lew.bours.

• i! There are at A,torga, about 1500 of the elle*,
and in Asturias 5000. ,

" The French .have four Marshals on the fron-
tiers of Portugal, among whom is MASSENA.
" rare under no apprehension here, for before
they can attempt any thing against us, they mitst
beat ±a EDgli3ll am] Portnguesp." r •••