The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-23 00:00:00

CANKRUPTS.

lohn Lon;litir..t, of Kennington-lane, Surrey, viattallet, to
• Su:rennet tuiy 24. ‘3t, and Sept. 1, :It one. at Guildhall,
London. et-ttorney, Mr. Hartley, New Bridge-street,
Blacktriars.

Lancelot Corbet, late of Cheltenham, G loucestershire, shop-
keeper, August 8, at seven, at the King's tiead. Glances-,
ter, 9, at seven,. and Sept. I, at eleven, at the Plough: Inn,
Cheltenham. Attomies, Messrs. Meredith, Robins, and
Tornkins, Lincoln's-Inn New-square, London ; or Messrs.
IVelles, Gwinne,t, and Newinarch. Cheltenham.
Charles Moon, of Southampton. druggist, August 20, 24.
and Sept. t, at one, at the Dolphins Inn, Southampton.
Attorney, Mr. Barney, Southampton.

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John Simpson, late of New-Haltom, Yorkshire,- butter and
bason-iaelor, August 6, at six, 7, and Sept. I,
at ten, at the Cross Keys, New.M*lton. Atturnies, Mr.
G. Morton, Gray's-Inn-square, London; or Mr. Paul,
New-Malton.

Thontas Luccock, late of New-Malton, Yorkshire, stone,
mason, August 6, at six, 7, anti Sept. t, at ten, at the
Cross Keys Inn, New-Mahon. Attornies. Mr. G. Mor.
ton, Gray's-Inn-3(1,14re, Loudon; or Mr. Paul, New-
, Maltop.

Joseph Weekcs,l now or late of Sidbury. Devonshire, tan-
ner, August 6,7, and Sept. t' at eleven, at the Golden
Lion, Honiton. Attonnes, Mr. Warry, New-Inn, London;
or Mr. Gould, noniron.
Jonathan Fox, of Coleman-street-buildings, London, mer-
chant, I u!y.2.4, at eleven, August 4.. and Sept. r, at twelve,
at• Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. I. J. Burn, Auttion Mart,
Ilartholoinew-lane.

Abraham Sutcliffe, of Lane End, Stansfeld, Yorkshire,
cotton-manufacturer, August I;, at five,• 16, and Sept. 1;
at eleven, at the Wad:. BUB lim, Burnley, Lancashire.
Attorniei:, MeSsrs. Blake.luck and Nlakinson,
London; or Mr. GrimshaW, Burnley.
William Sweet, of Exeter,-serge•maker, July t 7, August 9,
and Sept. tr at eleven, at the Hotel, Exeter. Aiturnies,
Mr. Terrell, Exeter ;or Nlessrs. Williamsand Darke,
Prince's-sir:et, Bedford row, London.

jolm.,Mapleton, of Bath, cabinet-maker, August 4,6, and
Sept. r, at twelve, at the RIJIIIIIIer Tavern, Bristol. At-
tornies, Mr. G. EdtnuticU° •Excliequer-llice of Pleas,
London ; or Mr. W. "I-Bomas, Broad-street,
Bristol.

Richard Marris, of Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, grocer,
July 30, 31, at eleven, and Sept. t, at tour, at the Wluie
liart Tavern, Kinston-upon-Hull., Attormes, Mr. R.
Ellis, Chancery-lane, London or Mr. R. Galland,
ingstoh - upon- tuft.
john tivunett, of Tavistock, Devon Shire, mercer, July 26, at
two, 27, at eleven, and Sept. 1; at one, at the l'i)moutli
lim,"l.avistock. Attu/flies A. I. Davies, Essex-street,
Strand, London ; or Mr. bray, Tavistock.

William Luke, Richard Whitehall, and Henry, jenkin, cf
West Smithfield, London, wholesale linen.uravers, I tily
28, August 4, 310 Sept. 'l, at.oic, at Gundliali. Atitomes,
Pglessrs. Caton and lirumeli, Ahtersgate-strut.. _

Stephen Wilson, late of Westincneland-place, Middlesex,
but now of WAlthanistow, Essex, merchant, August 4,
24, and Sept. r, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. 13ryant, Copthall court, Throginorton-street.
„fames Knott, of Margate, Isle of Thane% Kent,i fitly 28,
August 4, and Sept, t, at one, at Guildhall, London. At-
whey Mr. Boyce, Margate or Messrs. Bell and Itrodrick,
13urv-lane, Cheapside, London.
Win. Harrison, Win. Gorst, WM. Harrison, Samuel Cooke,
fohn and fair weather Harrison, late or Tower. street, Lon-
don, merchants, I irly 24, August 4, and Sept. 1, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorlicyo‘lr.• Lamb, Aidersgate-street.
John Fairweathee Harrison, otherwise lotm Faiiweather
Harrison, of Fenchurcli-strzet, London, banker, my 24,
at ten, August 4, and Sept. t, at one; at Guildhall. At-
tonnes, Messrs. Looper and Lowe, Southampton-build-
. in,s, Chancery-lane.
Thomas Ward, o. Cheapside, London, haberdasher, July z 4,
31, and Sept. 1, at ten, at Guildhall. • Attorney, Mr.
l3irkitt, Bond-court, Walbmok. '

Several paragraphs have lately appeared in the
Public Papers relative to Admiral Essington; the
following Letter from Admiral, then Captain Essing-
ton, to the Mayor of Hull, contains a toll explana-
tion of the circumstances Winch occurred so long
ago as the year 1794 :
" At Sea, off Flamborough Head, July 22, 1794.
"SIR, -
" A 4 wavy reports may be fabricated concerning
the late unpleasant business with his M.ij-sty's ship
Aurora, under my command, and the Sarah' and
Elizabeth, of Hull, I think it my ditty, in juslifica-
tion of myself and officers, to state to you matters
of (att. I fell in with her at sea the fgah Of this
month, when I sent Mr. Watson, master, and Mr.
Williamson, boatswain, on board her to 'procure
some men for the fleet, wii-h orders to tell the ship's
company, that those who-were protetted should not
be touched; but they, as wed as the rest, said, be-
fore any' of them should be taken some blood should
he spilt-4'he small cutter not returning so soon as
I expeaed, I sent the other cutter with a master's
mate; she. soon came back with, the above intelli-,
genre, and that the men were _then between decks.
armed. I then ordered the cutter, manned and arm-
ed, likewise the barge with Lieutenant Seppings on
-board, and by the time my boats were on board Her
she was within hail. I told the master of her, if he
had lost the command of liis ship, I should consider
her in a state of piracy, and desired him to come on.
board, the Aurora,,and what peOple were willing to
come,with him, for if his men would not obey him,
I was determined to fire into her. His answer was,
that if I chose to take hiM he must come ; at the
same time I was informed one of my men was
wounded: I then told my'officeiS which were on
board, I would run the Aurora alo.igside, which I
immediately did ; by this I was in hopes of bringing
her people into subjection; they tvete then asked if
they would come up, and the same terms again of-
fered to them ; one of the hatches was ordered to
be taken ofl, in doing which Mr. Wtlliamsoa, the
boatswain, was shot through the le bey one of the
Sarah and Elizabeth's people.; a lire then corn,
tnenced from the Greenhindman and my men who
.went on board in the, bd its (without my orders
any ones) ; the officers of the Aurora on board of
her did till in their power to stop the firing, as well
as I did myself,Which was soon over ; but earn Sorry
to add that in this unfortunate busihess, one man
Was killed belonging:to the greenlandman, and three
badly wounded-. The boatswain is dangerously wound-
ed. I have taken the men I found in arms, which are
24, including the thtee wounded, who have every
care taken
,of them.—Richard Huby, one of the
wounded men, says, they have,only their master to
blame for their misfortune, as he desired them to arm
and defend themselves, and he would do all in his
power to assist them. •
" I am, Sir,
" Your most obedient humble servant,
‘. W. ESSINGTUN:'
" The Right W'rshipful the Mayor,

Bank Stock, 266
Navy 5 per Cent 98 k
Irish S per Cent.
4 per Lent. 83 n 34k
iicr ( ent. Kee,. (4c15 4
3 per Cent. Cens. 66 67; 68k
Bank L. Ann. 18! 5- :Inns

:blislied by WILLIAM A. ICV11(.; It SC it I PI'S, Sou:th Molton street, t.;ro,vcnor
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