The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-11 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

Andrew Hunter, of Iniae--Poriland-street, Middlesex, coach-
maker, to surrender June 12, 23, and July 21, at ien, at
Guildhall. Attornizs, Messrs a Beckett and W eale, Broad.
ss.ree , Golden-square.
Phillip Russel, of- Shei:rness, Kent, slopseller, June 16, 2S,
and July 2J, at ten, at Gutidnali, London. 'Attorney, Mk.
E. Isaacs% Bury street, St. Mary-Ake.
James Rose, sen. and James Rosv, jun. of Symund's Wharf,
Tooley-street, Southwark, Surrey, provison-merchants,
June 16, 26, and July 21, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
A:Ail/lies,: Messrs. Bouidillon and Hcwitt., Little Friday-
street, Cheapside.
lames Nelson, of LiVerpool, tailor and draper, July 4,5,
and 21, at one, at the Saddle Inn, Liverpool t.tornres,
Mr. Davies, Liverpool; or Mr. Meatiowcrott, Lday's-
' Inn, London.
Michael Parker, of Ripon, Yorkshire, mercer and draper, June
28, at six, 29,- and Jui,, zl, elevdp, at the Bal.
. • ,Ktiares!apiough., At:urine', MeSirs. Exky and .Stoektr,
I,utatva-Itto, Loudon; ;It Mr. row, 11, lirt..,esborough.
We, ut 'Cuptitall -Court, LOndon, nxicninit anri
insurance-broker, tune ib, 26, and jul t 2.1, at ten, at
Mr, isariow, Inteadnecufe-strect.
litrettworsth, ut Ltvcr-pool, merchant, Fut,' a,. 7;. and
I,"at elevert, at tile Les,l„e-street, I.rverkru.,l„ Attornies,
Air. G. A. 'Pritt,• Liverpool.; or Mr. S. sVllsutl, I.l2;nple,
• -
WlLlidin Parnell, of
,Stoney • lane, Sbuiliwark; Surrey; corn-
ham:Dß:wet, rune 16; at rert,• .4, and Juts ai kneven, at
• Pelesrb. Hall and Prake,
• Sa.ret;s Lannon 'street.
L.Vaii,ll vans, ot.-Neatn. t. iiiinor!gansliire, shopkeeper, June
suet July at, at tAttlsiciitt tau bosh I oyernAiri,,mi.
Attorhies,. _Messrs. Wlint.utriev: .and &mg, Serjeartt's-
.• Fleet street, London ;. or Mr. J. 11. ratili..sb, St. junit-
_
streer,
George Artowstrlith,:fate of-.tittle Carter-lane, Dodors'..
.-Coniiiicas, -but -now of. Bell Savage.)ard,
boutfun,,.murtey.scrive.ner," lune sb, aa, and July 21, at
• Attornies, 'ivlesars. 'Almon *arid Yowrialls,'
.K.-ingittrirter:sticet, 'Ductor.Coinrrious. • .
6 tuncolidge, vt. Lolthebter, I. ssei, grocer,: lune ID,
2D, a luly 21, iit..twerve, I,UUUnali, .3.0nd0n.-
ney t.;itatham-plae,:, i>lath,.:lrars-. • •
Thomas Woodward, Jun, late ut I<ttit, SuliOlK, shopkeeper,
jOrre-16,' z 3•, .and 4C. Guildhall, LOndOn.
Atturrtie,4,-,
..f4tles,tireat Sline-lane, London; or Mr.
• Part:, Bury:6 t,...hitrimnds.
Cltaiita Grltyson,• ot -Liverpool, boat ship builder and car.
-penwr, jury 16;,17, anti 21; at one, at me Globe Tavern,
, -Liverpool-- A itotiiies, Mr. T. Blackstock, Paper-build.
ings,Ternple, Luhduh Messrs. Banl4Well and Stephen..
son, Liv'er;l66l.
John kfrowile, late of 'l7hreadneeitle.street, but now of Cros.
or-square,-;:.,Biati,ipate...sireet, London, money-scrivetier,
June i 9, at ten,._„ and July.2l, at twelve, at Guildha,l,
At tonnes., Messrs. Kearsey anti Spur, Bishopsgate-withid.
DIViDAND.. •
July 7. Willlarh Sinith;• of Portsea, linen-draper, atone, at
oildhalli London.
• July 2.,:toiau•Cooke, of
,Liverpool, silversmith, at-twelve,
• at the George Liverporil. •
lune 30. Thomas Pierce, or Canterbury, brazier and tits.
luau, at tell, ariGnildnail,l,:a:lterbUly.
July b. • 41-cury- Repieli, of Bristol, linen-draper, at twelve,
at tile Bust& cavern, Bristol. • . •
di)/ 3. Machin flockley„ of Wick war, Gloucester,
51111 C., eneese:racte, at twelve, at the Bush'. Tavern,
.•' Bristol. . •
July 9. David Wilby, of Ossett, Dewesbury, Yorkshire,
ciotii-inanutaeturer,. at eleven, at the New Court House,
'•! Waicatieid. • • ' .• .
ply. a. Rickard Skaife, of Liverpool, ironmonger, at eleven, '
a-c the Star ant/Garter Tavern, -Liverpool.
lune 30. Robert Watninugh and Robert Wirliainson, ot Liver..
pow, tuap..,nOtlers, and- C114114,14:1S, at eleven, at the Globe
Liverpool •
fuly S. 'Charles -belt, of Penrith, cumberland, linen attd-.
- wouflen.,draper; at gleveli, at the New Crown
Peririth.
„
July 4.'" Joseph Brown and. Jane Brown, of Newcastleupon.
s.lirkers and ironmongers,- at eleven, at the 6liakspeare
1. vern, Newe'istle-upon- Tyne.
July 7. -Ann Devenisii and Henry Newport, of Villiers. •
street, -Strand, Middlesex, uphosterers, .at one, at Guild. •
hall, London..
July 7. Walter Wrsick,--ncivi.-or late -Of Medhurst, Sussex, ,
drapei,-at eltlVen, at Guildhall, London. •
une 3a. 'Thomas Moore:Siade, of Old Bond-street, Middle.
sex, picture. dearer, ayweive, at Guildhall.
uly: 2. lihalll k.:oodwin;al;osport, county of Soitthalllp-
baker, at twelve, at the India Arins, Gosport. • •
une 30. Nightingale and George Nightingale, of
. Lombard-street, London, bankers, at ten, at Ca
July 3u• IPsepil -Dean, or birlintigliatn,-,Japatiner,4t eleven,.
at 'tne SnaKapeare Tavern-,
_•
July 17. David -Moss, of
,toattliffe-highway,
linen-draper, at twelve, at, Ciuildhall. • .
CERTIFICATES. • I

1 une 30. Wm. Crotch, of Charlotte-street, Rathbone:place,
indleseX, linen-draper.
James Chadwick, of Lower-Thames-street, London, vic-
tualler.

%Val. Wright, 'of .Stockport, Cheshire, hair-dresser and'
jeweller.
W ni. Goddard,' of Wood-street, Cheapside, London, and of
South Bridge-street, Edinburgh, warehousman.
Michael Gainey, of Liverpooot, cotton-merchant. •
Edwin William; yrion, formerly Cumberland-street, New.
road, late qt Garden. row, St. Geurge's-tields,- but now
of Lambeth Marsh New Cut, Surrey, broker. -
Robert Common, of North Shields, Northumberland,grocer.
Thomas Boyd, of Maida. hilt, Edgware-road, Paddington,
Middlesex, shopkeeper.
Bateman, of North llierley, Bradford, Yorksbire,wool:
.len-inanufact urer. •
Wm. Thebett and.Yeter Didier, of St.- James's-street, West_.
minster, booksellers and stationers.
John Ballard of Birmingham, corn arid coal dealer.
David Taylor, of -Mile-e.-road, Middlesex, cabinet-imker..
Robert. He vson, of Isleworrh, Middlesex, calico-printer.
Win Fairfield and lames Buckley, of Liverpool, merchants.

. The following are extracts from letters, the last
of which advet LS to a matter,of.considerable import-
ance to the traders connected with the United States.
GOTTENBURGH, JUNE 2. The Swedish Ambas-
sador arrived last night, and after paying his respects
to the Admiral, proceeded to this place.
" The Prince AUGUSTENBURG, Who was tq have
succeeded to the "Crownon the death of the King,
was killed a •few days ago by a fall from his horse,
on returningfroin a review of some of his troops
near Helsingburg." 41' ' ,

,
GOTTEIitI NRGH, JUNE, I.
I have just near&
from Copenhagen, that none of the Americans that.
have been carried in there, are. allowed
.to have any
communication with the shore, only with the cap-
tors. This has a very unpleasant appearance; al-
though cot legal prizes at the.time ut, capture, ,we,
tear the French decree may be.put in force against
them, and they may be confiscated."
FlRE.—Saturday night a fire broke-out in a house
in Crutched Friars; which quickly spread to the two
adjoining Images, which were nearly 'destroyed.-

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'CO'URT OF KING'S E c: H 1 '.ve §;

THE KING V. G,iUNDRY.

• This was a prosecution tor an assault at the suit of
a Pro-Collector of Assessed Taxes, :against the de-
fendant a respectable merchant in the city. Upon
the dired examination of the prosecutor, it appeared
that he went to the defenclanet to distrain for taxes,
when he was assaulted by the defendant and some
others, and, with his assistal,ts, turned into tha
street. In the course of, his cross-examination,
however, by Mr. Garrow, 'it appeared that *tile pro-
secutor had gone to the delendant'S house with as
sistants, for the purpose of levying a distress; in case
he did not immediately. pay. 'I be defendant ten-
dered him a draft on his banker for the amount, as
he had done repeatedly before ; but this was refused
and the witness insisted upon be paid in cash, which
the defendant declining,- he was proceeding to dis-
train, when he was :resisted by the defendant's
friends, the goods upon which the levy was about to
be made belonging to the partnership. It 'also ap-
peared, on the eViderice. of the, prosecutor, that the
defendant had opposed /iis"tathef 'Upon' some
occasions in the parish, and that' he had VoWred'ven-
geance againsthim for t his opposition: And further,
that the father was the real colieOtor, arill'thc..prose-
cu,or had acted for hilt-41'1W had-b Jen. always in the
practice of taking checclties oh bankerg,';-irrpaytnent of
the taxes, not only from. the defendant, but from. all
the houses in the parish,
Lord EcLiNaorrouGulreprohated the prosecution,
and the defendant was.acquitted. . . 2 • h

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'or Let,*rs fur the Editor, &c. (posilaid)1 must bt add/vs:ad.

YAK A' Or Al CIC.AS r• • •
4ATI•IitD6Y. •
'Stok,
India Bonds 2.35. pr. „fa
E. xchey.l3l(ls; 2S. Bs. r
.; pr.
I mpeqal 3 po. Cent.
India for ripening, i 93
Cons. lux dittu, 71 _