The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-05 00:00:00

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.

March 30, Dawson and Mitchell, distillers, Rockrilla, near
Glasgow—Creditors meet in the Lyceum Rooms there, 13th
and-29th April, at 12.

EXAMINATIONS, MEETINGS, &C.

Ewing, Miller, and Co. merchants, Greenock, &c. to be
examined iu the town-hall there, 11th and (15th April:
William Cowan,. flesber- and horse-dealer, Paisley, to be
examined in the Sheriff Clerk's office there, 12th and lath
April, at 12
Robert Donaldson, wool-merchant and builder, West Muir,
near Glasgow, to be examined in the Sheriff Clerk's office
there, 12th and With April. at
Creditors of James Buchanan, dyer and bleacher at Lance-
field, near Glasgow, meet in the office of Maxwell and Downie
writers t here, 13th April; at.
Creditors of George Puller and Co. bleachers at Gateside,
meet in the office of Duncan Smith, merchant, Glasgow, 19th.
April, at 1. • •
Creditors of• James Ferguson, manufacturer, Glasgow;
meet in the office of John Knox, writer there, 20th April,-
at 1. " •

Creditors of the deceased Robert 111‘Lachlan, bookseller,
Dumfries, meet in Nairne's Coffeehouse there, )Bth April,
at 12.

States of the affairs of John Johnston, anufacturer,
Newabby, lie with D. Armstrong, writer, dumfries—Nu di-
vidend. -

States of the affairs of 1.1. and A. Hervey and Co. mei-chants,.
Glasgow, lie with the trustee—No dividend.

COURSE 9F EXCHANGE, APRIL 4.

Amster dam
Ditto, at. Sight ll 18
Rotterdam l2 2
Antwerp l2 3
Hamburg!) 36 7 2 Us
Altonit.
Paris, 3 Day's sight 25 40 0 Us.
Ditto
Bourdeaux, ditto
Frankforton the 'Main
Madrid 9l Etreetirt
Cadiz
Bilhoa

... ........ 38i
(iibraltar

Ilarcrloila

331

Leghorn
Gepoa 44-1-Venice, Ital. Liv. '27 60
Malta 4U -Naples 3hi
Palermo .

Lisbo❑
Oporto
ltioJaneiro
Düblin
BULLION.

Portugal Gokl, in Coin I .0 0 0 perOz
Foreign Gold, in• Bars • . - ii 17 104
New Doubloons
New Dollars 0 4 11
silver in Bars, Standard 0 5 1

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.—Vice-Admiral Sir Graham Moore,
to be Corns ander-iri-Chief in the Metlitere:inexii.—Kar.
Admiral Fabie, to tie t:iiiiiin.in,ler•io-Chief at the Leermrei
IsJandi.—Captaiti 0. S. Ve,itua to the commend of the
I.4zikr,

[PRICE SEVENPENCE,

FLANDERS. MAIL.

FRANKFORT, N.:, i 24.—The Hanoverian
government bas I,ast done a signal act ot justice
in ftivc, ,f the catht Church. The Cabinet
Ministess have formally ~.;,►..,ted the principle, that
all the _property which has belonged to the
chinches ot that reliOn, piotis es,ablish-

ments, and which were seize; iyon by the French
and Westphalian Governments, whether landed

property or money, shall be separated from the
domains of the Ctown,and restored to the com-
petent authorities to fulfil the intentions of the

founders.

HAGUE, MARCH 29.—1 n the Sitfing of the
Second Chamber of the States-( this day
the four laws on the•fmtnets subject of
discussion fixed for this sittif:-. ' public at-
tention was very strongly ell the gal-
leries were full. After a very long d-bate, in
which all the distinguished orators took !,art, the
Minister of Finance havinz replied to the otijec-
tions made by the opponents of the la,es, they
were put successively to the vote and passed, and
all carried by 76 vwes to 26.

BRUSSELS, MARCH 30.—Seyeral cities in the

Southern provinces have been greatly disappoint-
ed in their hopes by the project of laws presented
to the Second Chamber, in which Breda is pro-
posed as the seat of the High COurt of Justice.
Mulines, in particular, bad flBttered itself with the
hopes of obtaining the preference.
English merchants are now buying up immense
quantities of corn in all the countries about Ham-
.burg.