The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-27 00:00:00

Stainctoss k 'meat of bical Militia.

To be Captains—!ol in IVade, Esq Charles Gleadail, Esq.
Richard Perkins, EN-
To be Lientenant—lanies Ertriersrin, Gent.
to be EnSign—Williath Liversege; Gent.
tst Regiment of Leeds Local Militia.
Tobe Lieutenants—John Moron, Gent. Willtarti Tarka
ington, Gent.
TO lib Ensigns—Alexander Garden Was)iington, Gent. Itril;,
Lam Salisbury riershatv, Gent. Robert Elinsiey, Gent.
Joseph Rogerson, Gent.

ad Reeirnent of Leeds. Local Militia.
To be Captain William Frank.laud Piley, Esq.
TO be Ensign—Thomas Stables, Gent.
Southern Regiment of Yorkshire West Riding Yeottianrt
Cavalry.
To be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant —1 arnes Archibald
Stuart Wortll, Esq.

Commissions signeaby the Lord Lieutenant of the Count.;
of Lincolr'L;

Stamford Regiment of Lincolnshire Local Militia.
To be Lieutenants —Francis Butt, Gent. Wit Ldm %Volker,
Gent.

tiolland and Bmton Regiment o: Lincolnshire Local Militia*
To.-13:. Lieutenant--lames Hartley. Gent.

ltoyzil Smith Lincolnshire Militit.
To be Captain—Calverley Bewicke Anderson, Esq.

Commission in the Shropshire Mjiitia, signed by the Loa
Lieutenant.
To be Ensign—Roger Gough, Gent. 4/ice Smith, deceased,

Commissions in the Nottinghamshire Regiment of Militias
signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
To be Lieutenant—Ensign Charles Gould.
To be Ensign—Williatn Elms, agent:

Ceirunissions in the Derbyshire Militias signed by the LOr.l
Lieutenant.
To be Captain—William Dickenson. fun. Esq.
To be Lieutenant—Brooke Pigoti Gent:

Commissions in the Dorsersttire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant:

To be Captain—Lieutenant William Whitaker, vice Bowery,
promoted.
To be Lieutenant—Cornet George Weldsvice Whitaker, pre.
moted.

BANKRUITCIES ENE.ARCED.

Asher Cohen, of Manchester. merchant• from rune 7.6 to
August 14, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, 'Manchester.
_Thomas Harrison, of Carnomile-streer, Loudon, stationcrf
from tune 23 to August r, at ten, at Guildhall.

BANKRUPTS.
Thomas "Purvey, of Ham, Kin&ston, Surrey, baker, To Sian.
render lane 30, 7, and Lgust 7, at tth, at Guildn4ll.
Attornies, Mr. Carter, Kingston-upon-" Thames; or Messrs.
Simpson and Hastie, King's Bench-walks,

London.
Paul Pearson, of Caunton Common, Nottinghamshire,
'keeper, luly .17, it, and August 7, at eleven, at the
Mut:: Swan or Scrooby Inn, Scroohy. Att..rnies, Mi.
Fisher, Gainsburgh, Lincolnshire; or Messrs. Warrand
aid Wood, Castle-court, Budge-row, Lontloti.
Edward Smiths of Dalton, Lancashire. corn-dealer, July 19,
at 00, 20, and August 7, at eleven, at the !tuck in tn.:
Vine, Wigan. Attornies, Mr. Windle, folm-street, Bed-
ford-row, London ; or Mr. Gaskel I, Wigan.
Nathaniel CrallCil, of Exeter,
.merchant, I uly t r, at one, 13,
August 7, at eleven, at the Glebe Ta ern, Exeter. Awn -
nies Mr. G. Abbutt,,Old Broad-street, London ; or Mr.
Kendall, Exeter.
john Fansiviw, of. Liverpool. dealer in earthei.ware, Ittne 6,
7, at the Swan Inn, Hanley, St.itfirdshire, and
•at the Trentham Arms inn, Trentnam, in the same
county, at eleven each day. Attornies, Mr. T Baddeley,
Serie-street, Lincoln's-Inn, London ; or Messrs. Griffin,
.
Georgn Hart, of Woodbridge, Suffolk, beer-brewer, July 16,
at nve, 17, and August 7, at eleven, King's Arms, Wood-
bridge. Attornies, Messrs: Brame and Notcutt, I pswieh ;
or Mr. Flexney; Chancery-lane, London.
Ralph Sandoin, of D:pttord, Kent, wine and brandy-tner.
chant; June 10, I uly 7, and August 7, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. It °belt Ghatlsley, Mark.
lane.
Richard Ellis, of Earle-street, Blackfriars, London, pro•
vision-broker, June 30, July 2, and August 7, at eleven,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bryant, Copthall-court,
Throgmorton-street.
Thomas Godwin, of Queen-street, Cheapside, London,
merchant, June luly 77, and August 7, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hartley, New Bridge-street,
Blackfriars.
Robert Sibbald, of Lower East Smithfield, Middlesex, slop.
seller, luly 3, io, and August 7, at eleven, at Guildhall.
• Attorney, Mr. Birkett, Bond-court,. Walbrook.
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DIVIDENDS. ,

PRICE OF Si OCA.B

YESTERDAY,

July 18. William Popplestone, of Plymouth, grocer, at
at twelve, at the Commercial Inn, Ply month.
I uly•l9. Charles Harvey, of Monmouth, ironmonger, at
eleven, at the King's *lead Inn, Monmouth.
July 23. Benjamin Astwick, of Flockton, Yorlcshire, corn. •
dealer, at eleven, at the N.w Court house, Wakefield;
July 24. lohn TuHoek, jun: of Savage-Gardens,.,LOuribn,.•
broker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July 24. Robert Foster, formerly of St. Arm's.lane„ London.
but now of Eden Cottage, Kingsland-road,- Middlesex,
• stlkman, at ten, at Guiltlhall.
Inl7 17. Isaac Worley, .B.;:), of Fiqh•street.hill, Lannon,'
linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall.. • . . •
July 28. Anthony Thomas Bowles and stomas
of Kent-street, Southwark, Surrey, groders, at eleven,
.it•
Guildhall,. London. . • • • Y. ••• .•
July 16.. Edmund Woodroffe, of Woollaston, G loucestry.
Shire, iron-Manufaeturer, at ten, at the Angel•lnn, COW. • "
ford. . • •
July t 7. Williath Brown, of Wordiwoad-street,
.Latilertm
wall,. London, viaualler, at ten, at Guildhall.. . • • -
July 28. George Urquhart Lawtie, naw of. Hatton-street,
• Middlesex, but late of Calcutta; East Indies, Merchant,
at twelve, at Guildhall. _
July 7. Thomas .Lister, of King-street, Holborn, Middle-','
sex, coach-plater. at twelve, at Guildhall. •
July k 7. fames Potts, of White Bear yard, Back.hill, Mid.
dlesex,.looking-glaas.hame and cabinet-maker, at ten, at
Guildhall. '
August 1. lathes Knowles, of Owyndu,•Bodwrog, county
of Carnarvon, innkeeper, at ten, at the Spottsinan.
Carnarvon. •• ••
August 2. lane Jones,' of Dolyddbyrrion, county.of ‘Can-.
narvon, dealer, at ten, at the Sportinan-lnu,
.Carnarvoir • .
July 19. Obadiah • Lodge, of Kerestorth-Hill, its Barrisitf.y.
Yorkshire, dealer, at two, at the White Bear Inn, Batnaity,
• CERTIFICATES.

July i 7. loseph 13atson, of St. James's-place, St. lames's,
street, tvlidddlesex,
Rohert.leledley, of Idevrcastle-upon-Tyne, woollen-draper.
Mary ,Leach, of Preston, Lancashire, earilienwate.,reater -
Adam Icruse,.-of Union-court, Broad-street, 'London, met-
chant. • . .
W 1 i ham M 'Kenzie, late of Dematara, but now of St. Nut's,
Covent-Uarden, Middlesex, merchant.
Edward Scott, of Chanclos-strect, Covent-Carden,
sex, shoemaker. •
GOUgh, of Cranbourne-street, St. Ann, West.
• uninster, mercer.

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Bank Stock, i.lwiia Stock,
Navy , per Cent. shut 'liutia Bonds, los. pr.
Irish 5 per Cent. i' ~cheq. 13ilis, z uis. as. pr,
4 pet Cent. 84i Dinnium, i -.1 pr.
3 per Cent. Rue, 691 i; U Inipelal 3 per Ctiit.
1 per Ceint. Cons. shut COl's, tur.ypening, 71 ia 7/
Rank L. Min. igi .

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3 Widertoril..

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Comols for Op. 71 I Red, Ann. 691 I,omnium

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE: 27, 1810.

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We have received Amerievn Papers to the 20th
nit. They contain the whole of the Correspondence
lw.t weep tl,e Marquis Wet.r..u,ityt and Mr: PINCK..
NE Y. We 'have only had time to selea .onefLetter
et the former this day, bOt'we shall give the re-
mainder of the Correspondence to-morrow. It does
dot appear that the CorrespildeßCe i 3 considered in
Ametica as.beink of a pacific tendency

" FOreign Office, March 14, aro:

" Silt—The letter which I had the honotir,to re-
ceive from yon under date of 2J January, together
with the additional paragraph received on thu,24th
January, his been laid betore the King.
" The several conferences which I have held with
you reipectun the transactions to which your letter
'refers, have, I trust; satisfied you, that it is the sin-
cere desire of his Majesty's Government, on the
present occasion, to avoid any discussion which
might obstrua the renewal of-amicable intercourse
betweenithe two countries. • • •

" The correspondence.bet ween -Mr. JACKSON and
Mr. SMI-.H has been submitted to his Majesty's

consideration. • ,
" His Majesty 'has commanded me to express his
concern, that the ottiCial communication between his
Majesty's Minister in Ameriea and the Government
-ot tie United States, should have been interrupted,
before it was possible for his Majesty, by any inter-
position of his anihority, to manifest his invariable
disposition to maintain the relations of amity- with
the United States. , ,

" I am commanded by, his Majesty to inform you.,
that I have received from Mr. JACKSON the most po:
sitive assirrane that it was not his purpose to give;
offence to the Government of the United States, by
any expression contained in his, letters or by any
part of hiS epnduEt,

" The e.x.pressions and cone &' of•hir Majesty's
MinistO in America having, however, appeared to
the Government of .the United States -.to be excep-

no ante, am usual cOUrsc in such cages islve
been, to convey, in the first instance, to his Majes-
ty, a formal complaint against his Minister, and
to desire such redress as might be deerne4 suitable
to the nature of the alleged offence.
" This course of proceeding would have enabled
his Majesty to have made such arrangements or to
hale offered such seasonable explanations, as might,
I ave precluded the inconvenience which must al-
ways arise from the suspension -9f official column--
nication between the friendly powers.
His Majesty, howeVer, is always disposed to
pay the utmost attention to the wishes and senti-
ments of States in amity with him and he has
therefore been-pleased to dire& the rtturn of Mr.
JAL:A:4ON to England.
" But his Majesty has not marked with any ex-
pression of his displeasure the condtia of Mr. JACK-
SON, whose integrity, zeal, and ability, have long
ben diStinguished in his Majesty's service, and who
die, not appear, on the present occasion, to have
committed arty intentional offence against the Go-
vernment (if the United States.
" I am commanded to inform you, that Mr.JAcx.-
,
SON: is ordered to deliver -over the'charge of his Ma-
jesty's affairs in America to a person properly qua-.
1 fief to carry on the ordinary intercourse between
the two Governments, which his Majesty is sin-
cerely desirous of cultivating on the most friendly
terms

As art additional testimony of this disposition, I
am ae,ourized to, assure you, that his Majesty is
ready to receive, with sentiments of undiminished
amity and good will, any communication which the
Government of the United States. may deem bene-
ficial to the mutual interest of 'both countries,
tnrough any channel of negociation which may ap-
pear advantageous to that Government.
" I request you will accept the assurances of the
high Consideration with which I have the ho-
nour to be,

Sir, youi most obedient and humble Servant,
(Signed " WEIIESLEY."
William Pinckney, Esq. &c. &c. &c.

We received this morning French and Dutch
Papers, the former to the 20th, and the latter to
241 h inst. The only article of intelligence they
bring is one; dated Vienna, which states, that a
Tieaty has been concluded hetween France and
Austria; by which,the latter undertakeeto assist the
former, undercertain circumstances, with an Army
of 150,000 men.