The Sun.
London, England, 1811-12-04 00:00:00

BANICRUP7LY ENLARGED.

Win Smith, l'abernaele walk, Middlesex, merchant and tin,
plate-manufatturer, from November 19, to January 7, a.
ten• at Guildhdll, London.
IMINIK,RUPTS,

lonathan Chamberlain, Hanwell, Middlesex, mrdman, to
aurrehder December T 4, at twelve, 16, and tallowy 14, at
ten, at CuIWWII-, London.; Attorney, Mr. Clark, jun.
'I havros-ino, London.
William Rowley, Cleveland.street, Fltzroy.square,
Middit-
sex, engine-maker and plumber, Decernba 7, i 7. and 1t
.
teary-14, at ten, at Guildhall, Londim. Attorney, Mr.
Hatton,gattlen, London./
()lin Hill, Peterborough, Northampton, duller,' thriembet

•
1. 17, and January 14, at eleven, at Guildhall, tndon,
Attornies, Messrs. Noy and Pope, Mincing.laneI 'rower.."!.
,
street,London.
losepli.,ggtts, fltihne WAllielti, Chester, corn-dealer:, De—,
centlier 11., r 4, and lanuacy .4, at tlife`o, at the Red .LiOn
Inn, lautiock Smithy, Chester. -A ttortries, Mr. ties,
Macclesfield and Messrs. Sherwiriand lull,Grettlatriesin.
:t
er, Bedt9rd-row, London. • . . ,
G ge. Gorteteiliipper Dorset• street, 'Mary-la-bonne, NI id: •
diesex, builder, DeLembcr 7, at teri,, 'to, at eleven, and la.
. nuary x 4, at ten, at Guildhall;, London. Attrarney, Mr.
Dixon, Islassau-street, Soho
Robert Dodson,-Liverpool; Lancaster., merchant,-December
26, 27, and lanuary -14. at one, at the Globe Tavern, Li-
verpool. Attordies, Messrs. Stanistieet and .Eden, Leigh-
st reet, Liverp;ol; and Mr, T. Winute, John-street, lied. ,
ford . TOVItr
lane Rosseter, Bristol,. dealer, December si i 7, and lanuary.,
14, at one, at the Corniner,:i.l Room. corn.street, Bristol.
Attorniei, Mr. E. Stephins, Bristol ; antl;hlessis. Sweet
and Stokes, Basinghall-stied, London. '
• lolin Forshaw, Liverpool,' Lancaster's, tuerchant; December
19, 20, and January 14 at one, at, thq G lobo 'l'avern,
lohn-
. street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe,
Southampton-buildings, Chancery-brie ; and Messrs. Or.
red and Baines, Liverpool. ' • -
Charles Hayter, jun. Staines, Middlesex. smith ant bell-
hanger, December 7, 14. and January 14, at twelve, at
Guildhall, London. Attornie:;, Mr. Horne, Staines. Mid-
dlesex; and Messrs. Rigge and Merrifield, Carey.street; •
Lincoln's-inn, London.
' Michael Bentley, Wakefield; Yorkshire, wool Stapler and
'wooltaet--r, December•iil,, 19, and latmary 14, at eleven,
at the Wool packs Inn, Horbury, Yorkshire. Attornies,
Mr. Scholefield, licnbury ; and Mr. R. Battyc, Chancery.
lane, London.
Joseph Goldsmith, Lewes, -Sussex, carpenter and builder,
December IS, s 9, anti January 14. 51 ten, at the Star,
Lewes, Sussex. Attornies, Messrs. Lat%ridge and Kell,
Lewes,,Sustiex ; and. Messrs. Ellis,• Hattcm.garden, Lon-
don.
lames Merrick, Pendleton, Eccles, Lamaster, alehouse-
keeper and victualler, Decembet.l3, 14, and January r 4 at
two, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. W.
Edge, St. Ann's.Churek.yard, Manchester.
Thomas Forsyth, Burs-lem, Staffordshire, draper. December
23, 24. and January at eleven, at the Talbot Inn,
Market- street. lane, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Tay-
lor and Pnwin, Manchester ; and Mr. K, Ellis, Chancery.
lane, London.
•Richard Edwards, Monmouth, Monmouthihirb, draper and
shop.keeper, December 23,2.4, and January 14, at eleven,
at tile ,41ack Rook, Portskeweth, Monmouthshire. At.
tonnes, Mr. T. Brace, Smonti's.inn, Chancier}'-lane,Lon.
• , don ; and Mr. Thomas Stokes, Caerwent, Monmouth.
shire.
James Ogle, Nev City Chambers., and Lloyd's Cofreer.hobse,
London, insurance-broker and underwriter, December to,
17, art! limitary 14, at eleven, at Cahillll, AttOnlies,
Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, arid- Parse, Old
wry. . •
Tholemas Bugden, BriOithe.latstone,'Susiex, builder, Decem-
' ber-7, 14, and January 14, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Attorney,-.Mr; Allrbott; Chancery-lane. •
James Caldwell, Bolton, Lancaster, cotton.manufaElurer,-
, .Deeernber,,34, at 31, at'tivo, and- January 14,. at
eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Boltbn, Lancaster. Attormes,
Mr. Meddowcrott, .Gray's-inn. Loddon ; and Mr. R.
Boardman, 4ridi,e-street, Balton. .
[For the retnai,ader or the C;azette, st last page.]

1,1A11.5.
ARAIv zo—c Malta. Do F Cadiz, c Lisbon, t Brazils,
waterfurd.

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/WED. NUSDAY DEC:11;,11121t 4, 1611.

A. Malta and a Gibraltar Mail arrived this morn,,
inn the latter brills Fidine details respeCting 111, A Kea
last battle. We hasten to lay them before otnTßead.
ers, but We have not room at present to comment
upon them ; we can only state, that though- that
General failed in his attempt; he was not, as the
Fiend) stated; completely defeated.

It is believed that, notwithitanding the severe
check which the Dines met with in 'their attempt
upomthe Island of Anholt, they will this winter re-
new the attack. Every proper means has been
adopted to giye them a proper reception; and it is
stated, that the Crescent and Pyramus will winter
of the Island htr its protect ion.

Although the'Gazetle of last night does not con.
lain the intelligence of any brilliant viettiry; it affords
ample ground for.satisfaaion, and strengthens the
hppes we have always entertained of . the ultimate
successof oNtr Mlles. The reverses which the gal.
.lant Catalonians have sustained, so far frOnt damp.
ing their'exertions,, seem to
_have inspired them
with new energy. " Colonel GREViit who is etn.
played in a particular mission in that part of
states, that there 'appettrs to be " a very increased
degi ee of activity and much success in the re-arma-
ment of the .priecipality." He also addi, that'"..the
small pathetic parties are daily intercepting the little
detachments of the Enemy, evincing -remarkable
instances of Valoer, and proving a severe cheek to
the 'communications of the .Enemy, which they
themselves complain of in desponding terms." The
losses of the'Enernyin killed and wedoded, in this
'petty, bui:destrUCtiVe warfare, is very great, and it
appears that in one week the number of deserters
'from their army amounted to no less than 600.
The Dispatch (torn Lord Wti.t.reo-roN mentions
a,circumstance respeeting JOSETA BUONAPAtay. and
MABMONT, which must excite universal indigna-
tion. JOSEPH, it appears, had, to supply his waif,
seized,: a large .qeantity
,of. grain, and sold it, and
MARMONT, who is Viceroy 'over the King, took
tile grain from the unfortunate nurehaters, under
the pretence that the King had no rightioseize it.
Thus JosePtt has got the money, anct MAJIMONT
has got the grain, while the original owners, and
the subsequent purchasers, are completely robbed.

The Report of the state of the
.. King yesterday
was that his MAJESIY was not better.

The PRINCK REGIINT'S foot and ank►e are so far
recovered, that it is undersiood that hi* Royal
nets V.ll be in town ortFt:iday next.