The Sun.
London, England, 1818-08-19 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

.1. Elliott, Bristol,.. coal-factor.
W. Rudge, carburton7street, Fitzroy-square, horse-dealer.
BANKRUPTS.
J. Vi'bitfiricl, Old-street; St. Luke's, coal-merchant, Aug 25,
Sept.-5, and 29, at elevert,.at Guildhall. Attornies, ,Messrs.
Chapman, Stevens, and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle,
Queen street.
S. Wilkins, Russell-street, Bermondsey, fellnionger, Aug. 22,
29, and Sept. v 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, King's Bench-walks, Temple.
J. Breese, Caerswya, Montgomeryshire, grocer, Sept. 7,8,
and 29, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury. Attot-
nies, Messrs. Phi!pot and Stone, Hare-court, Temple.
R. Ray, Norwich, grocer, Sept. 8,9, and 29, at fouri at the
Rampant Horse Inn, Norwich. Attorney, Mr. T. Tilbury,
Fa' cotr-cou rt , Falcon-square.
W. Smith, Leicester, woolstapler, Sept. 7, s, and 29, at
eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inu, Leicester. Attorney,
Mr..leyes, Chancery-lane;
a. Harcourt,' Chard, Somersotsbire, banker, Aug. 22, 29. and
Stipt..29, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. Ellis,
Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane.
. DIVIDENDS. • .

Sept. 22, S. Ready, Southampton, dealer—Sept. 16, J.
Coleman, Liverpool, biscuit-haker--Sept. I I, It. Greenwood,
'Todinorden, Lancashire, cotton-manutacturer—Sept. 10, I).
Pattinson, Carlisle, common-brewer,-S..pt. IS, T. Flower and
J. Mainwarin,T, Chichester-rents, Chancery-lane, jewellers—
Sept. 10, F.. Forster, Rickergate, Cumberland, grocer—Sept.
16, J. H. 'Pemberton, Liverpool, merchant—Sept. 1,1, J.
Moore, Bishop Monkon, Yorkshire, J. Tennant, Leeds, and
J. Foster, Bishop Monkton, flax spinners—Sept. 10, J. Haugh,
Carlisle, counnOn-In ewer.
CERTIFICATES—SEPT. s.
.T. LansdelL jun. Bexhill, Sussex, fariner—J. W. Rose,
Bishopsgate-street, silk-mercer—R. Pearson, Doncaster,
butcher-7J. Maynian, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, innkeeper.

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PART NERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. 'l'. Grocott and .1. Thirrington, Manchester, wine-mer-
chants-5. Chamberlain 'and S. Goodbody, North-row, Ha-
novcr-squar, coach-smiths—J. Pearson, -sett. J. Ptrarson,
jun. and B. Beever,-Sheffield, bricklayers—G. Morris and J.
Shaw, Oldha,n, Lancashire, coach-proprietors—lt. Debary,
J.' Seudaanire and B. Currey, Gate-street, Lincoln's-Inn-
fields, solicitors—kV. Kerbey and 'l'. Walker, High-street,
Poplar, linen-drapers—J. Bradford and R. Whittle, CheSter,
tanners—J. All wood and It. Johnson, Eekingtont Derby-
shire, coal-miners—J. Sudgrr and T. Wheatlev,Leeds ma-
chine makers-H. Gifford,l3ridport, and .1. Gifford, Ailing-
ton, Dorsetshirc, sail-cloth triakers—H. Gifford, Bridport, J.
Gifford, Allington, and S. Gifford, Nctherbury, Dorsetshire,
yarn spinners—J. Barney and N. Bevins, 'Wolverhampton,
Staffordshire, tin-plate worters—B. Walter, Denham, near
Uxbridge, E. Vaisey, Gore, near Marlborough, and A.
Brown. Monkton, near Nlarllootouolt fanners.

COURSE,OF :CCHANGE, TuisimY, Aug. is,

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Amsterdam
Ditto, at'Sight
'Aiiistet dant
Ditto, at Sight ll 5
Rotterdam II 9 2 Us.
Antwerp - I f 12EX.Money
Haniburgh 34 6 • 2i. I's.
Altinia
Paris, 3 Day's date
Ditto
Botirdeatix, ditto
Frankloi.ion the Main . . .... 143 Ex. Money
Madrid i 39 Etkctive
Cadiz
[Whoa • as!' Effective
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38i 1_
Gibraltar 34 . ,
Barcelona
Leghorn
(4eitua.. 47 --r-‘7Faiiee,-; 4al. Liv ::5 :4-.
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Malta... .. 50 Naples
'Palermo
Lisbon .. ....
Oporto
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Rio Janeiro . ha
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Dublin... . • ••• • 10i..... cork-- 10f per Cent. '-''sal „,„ !
Agin of the Bank on Holland.. ... 2 per Cent. ',4l)E.,
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• BULLION. ‘ :tri ylintet
Portugal Gold, in Coin 1 .0 '0 0 per Oz.
,"...ew 14001-Pons • ;
New D011ar5......
Silrer, is 8ar5..... : .... ...... ' 0 5 4

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period, a vessel from Europe is shipwrecked on his island;
and gives him au opportunity of proYiding himself with tools
and most other articles necessary in common life, in order
thatAhe young reader may see how valuable many things ate
af which we are accustomed to make very little account, be,
cause wt.:J-1;1re never experienced their want."
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"To the Right Honourable GEORGE, LORD KENYON, Baron

of Crediton, in the County of flint, and a Baronet.

" Ennobled more by personal virtue, founded on tlie
mutable basis of the Religion of Christ, than by the honour-
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Father, as the well-earned reward of merit in the arduous,
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"JOHN JOS. STOCKDALE."

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