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s Y '. '• ' r. l 1 i ; . .....1 ' .1 I i i ; ;•, 1. , r ; i ' i s A ; 1 I f i• 4 t k t i A 3 • • i 1 ° 1/ il i t % . 11 11 1 Ail 1 1 A i I 1 i 1 7 ' I t i • s 1 I ; .• • it !. 1 . • , i N i• • l• . .. I 1 t l li 1 • t ,i ‘ll' $ • • , I. I 1 ' 1 4 t : t FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JULY 6. At the Court of St. Ninesjakksoui day o[ Jule, 1827, present, the King'or*lttplia' tellent Majesty in Council. This day the Right Honourable Stephen Rumbold Lushington, w by Nis Majesty's command, swot° of his Majesty's Most I~buMlle Privy Council, aid took his place at the Board ac. cotdiogly. ADMIRALTY OFFICE. Jour I This daj, in pursuance of hie blajestyk pleasure, John Bazeley, Kn. was promoted to be Vice-Admiral of the Blum, taking rank next after Vice. Admiral William Nowell; and Shuldhans Prard, Esq. and Man Dobson, Esq. to be Rear-Admirals of the Red, the former taking rank next after Rear-Admiral William Windham, and the latter next after Rear-Admiral Robert Dudley Oliver. WHITEHALL, Juts 5. The King has been pleased to direct a letter to be passed under the Great Seal of Scotland, nominating and appointing his Grate George William, Duke of Argyll, to be Keeper of the said Seal, in the room of Alexander, Duke of Gordon, deceased. The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed ander the Great Seal, granting the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, unto the Right Honourable Thomas Hamilton (commonly called Lord Binning), and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, and title of Baron Metros, of Tynnbighatne, in the county of Haddington. ST. JA NIBS'S PALACE, Jung 30. The King was this day pleauktto - confer the honour of Knight- - - - hood on Major Henry Willock. The King was this- day pleased to confer the honour of Knight- hood on Captain Nisbet Josiah Willoughby, of the Royal Navy. WHITEHALL, Jut.v 3. The King has been pleased to present the Reverend Charles Sl.Pherstin to the Church of Torninroul, or Tonsantoe4 in the Parish nj Kirkniichael, is the Presbytery of AberMty, and aim of Banff. The King has also been pleased to present the Reverend Rode rick Macßae to the Church at Shieltack,or Shieldag, in the parish of Applecross, in the Presbytery of Lochcarron, and shire of Rosa. The King bas also been pleased to present the Reverend I)avid TuUnch to the Church of Kinloch Likart, or Kinloch Lalchart, in the parish of Contln, in the Presbytery of Dingwall, and shire of Ross. The King has also been pleased to present the Reverend Alex ander Macdonald to the Church at Plockton, in the parish of Lochahh, in the Presbytery of Lochcarron, and shire of Ross. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. At the Court at St. James's, the SOth day of June, 1527, present, the King's Most Etcetera Majesty in Council; Whereas there was this day read at the Board a memorial from his Royal Highness the Iwrd High Admiral, dated the 4th of June Instant, in the words following, viz •Wh by various Orders In Council, dated the seventeenth September, one thousand eight hundred and nineteen. thirty-first January, one thousand eight hundred and twenty•three ; nineteenth January, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-four, twenty-third June, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-four, and second February, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, your Majesty was graciously pleased to declare and direct in what manner and proportions the rewards which, under the several Acts of Parliament at those respective periods in force, were payable to the Officers, Petty Officers, and Seamen of your Majesty ' a Navy, and to the Officers, non-commis sioned Officers and Privates of the Royal Marines, for the appre hension of persons offending against the laws for the prevention of smuggling, and also the rewards of seizures made under the same Uwe, should be divided and distributed; and whereas the said Acts of Parliament having since been repealed, the Orders in Council before mentioned have become inoperative; and whereas' by an Act, passed in the 6th year of your Majesty's reign, cap. 1011; titivated, " An Act for the prevention of Smuggling," certain other rewards are established and directed to be paid and allowed to any Officer or other retain detaining any person liable to detention, tinder that or any other Act relating to your Majesty's Revenue of Customs, and in respect of the produce of seizures made under such Acts, which rewards respectively are thereby directed to be paid, divided, and distributed (so far as respects your Majesty's Navy Sad Royal Marines) to and amongst the Officers, Petty Officers, and Seamen of your Majesty's Navy, and the Officers, non-commis sioned Officers and Privates of Royal Marines acting under the orders of the Lord High Admiral, or any Commissioner for exe cuting the office of Coed High Admiral, in such proportions, and according to such rules, regulations, and orders as your Majesty shall, by your Order or Orders in Council, or by your Royal Proclamation in that behalf, be pleased to direct and appoint: I beg leave, therefore, most humbly to submit whether your Majesty will not be graciously pleased to revoke the several Orders above mentioned, and, by your Order in Council,) to establish, declare, and direct, that from henceforth the several 'rewards which, under the laws now or hereafter to be in force for the prevention of smuggling, are or shall be payable to the Officers, Petty Officers, and Seamen of your Majesty s fleet, and to the (B ikers, Non-commissioned Officers and privates of Royal Marines tatting under my orders, or under t he orders of the Lord High Ad miral, or of any Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral of yoor Majesty's United Kingdom for the time being, as well for the detention of offenders against those laws, as for seizures made under the tame (except its s the several cues hereinafter mentioned, as to those persons stationed and employed on shore in the prevention of smuggling, and acting under my or ders, or those of the Lord High Admiral, or Commissioners as aforesaid, and for which especial provision is hereinafter proposed to be made) shall be divided and distributed in the proportions, and according to the regulations set forth and expressed in the follow log scheme, viz. The amount of such rewards and produce of seizures so respec tively payable as arm mid, to be divided into eight equal parts. The Captain or Captains of any of your Majesty's ships, and the Commander or Commandets of any of your Majesty's ships or sloops of war, or the Officer or Officers respectivelywomntanding such ships or sloops of war, who shall have been actually on board at the time of any such detention er seizure, shall have three of the said eighth parts. But in cases where Captains and Commanders shall be present together at any such detention or seizure, the said three-eighth parts shall be so divided as that the Captain or CT taMs shall receive double the amount of the share or shares of the Commander or Commanders, And if such ships or sloops Isbell be under the command of a flag or lags, the Flag Officer or Flag Of cers so commanding shall have one of the said three-eighths, and the remaining two-eighths shall be divided in such proportion as that the Captain or Captains shall, in like manner, bave double the amount of the share or shares of the Commander or Commanders. The Sea Lieutenants, Captains of Marines, and land forces serv ing as marines, and the Master on board, shall have one-eighth part to be equally divide 4 amongst them. The Lieutenants Ind Quartermasters of Marines, and Lieute /tants and Ensigns and Quartermasters of Land Forces serving as Marines, Secretaries of Admirals or of Commodores of the first class (such Secretaries being present at the seizut e), Second Mas ters, Chaplains, Pursers, Surgeons, Surgeons As-istants, Gunners, Boatswains, and Carpenter., who shall be on board, shall have one eighth part to be equally divided amongst them. The first class art Petty Officers—namely, Mates, Midshipmen, Mutate Assistants, Secretaries' Clerks, Captains Clerks, School masters, Masters at Arms, Admirals' Coxswains, Armourets, Caulkers, Rope-makers, Sail-maktrs, Gunners Mates, Carpenters' blare, Ships Corporals, Quartermasters, Captains Coxswains, Coxswains of the Launch, Ships Cooks, Captains of the Hold, Ciptains of the Forecastle, Boatswains' Mates, Pilots, Serjeants of Marines and Land Forces if serving as Marines, shall have one eighth part to tw equally divided amongst them. The other two-eighth parts of the seizure to be divided into shares and distributed to tbe persons composing the remaining part of the crew or crews in the following proportions, viz.— The second class of Petty Officers, namely, coopers, armourers' mates, caulkers mares. sailmakers' mates, captains of the foretop, eapt.ins of the maintop, captains of the afterguard, captains of the niaa, yeonnri of the signals, coxswains of pinnaces, volunteers of the brst and second classes, corporals of Marines, and of land forces, if serving as Marines, four shares each. To the gunners' crew,carpetiters' crew, sailmaters' crew, coops& crew, able seamen, yeomen of the store rooms, ordinary Beau* drummers, private Marines, and other soldiers, if serving ss Ma. ruses, three shares each. To tbe cooks mates, barbers landsmen, Admirals domestics, Capt..ins &means, Pursers, Stewart', and all other ratings not above enumerated, except boys, together with all passengers and other persons borne as supernumeraries and doing duty and assisting on board (excepting Meer, acting by order who are to receive the share of that rank in which they shalt be c li ng),n two shares each. And the boys of every description one h. Soitondly.--bs the cases of seizures made by the Officers and men of comets, schooners, brigs, and other armed vessels of war, • •• 4 ... 40* • commanded by Lieutenants, when not in company with other ships, or vessels, the produce being divided before into eighth pasts. The Lieutenant or Lieutenants to have three-eighth parts, unless under the command of a Flag °Seer or Mein, in which casesuch Flag Meer er Olken to have one-eighth Part, and hick c or Lieutenants the other two. The share of the Maker to be eue.eilhtit part. The Surgeon, or Surgeon's Mauna ( wlwe there is no Surgeon) , Mates, Midshipmen, and Clerks, to have one.eiglith part. The following Petty Officers, namely, sail makers, gunners mates, boatswains mates, carpenters mates, Quartermasters, Captains of the forecastle, Pilots s and Serjrants of Marines or land forces serving as Marines, shall have one-eighth part to be equally divided amongst them. The remaining two eighth parts to be divided into shares, and distributed to the other part of the crew in the following pro- portions, namely— To the remaining Petty Officers, viz. Captains of the foretop, Captains of the mast, corporals of Marines anti volunteers of the first and second classes, four shares each. To the able seamen, ordinary seamen, and marines and soldiers serving as marines, three shares each. To the landsmen and all other ratings not before enumerated, to gether with passengers, and other persons borne as supernumeraries doing duty and assisting en board, two shares each. 11. y s one share each. When cutters, schooners, brigs, and other armed vesicle are in company with other ships, their Officers and crews are to share with their respective classes on board the Heer. Thirdly.—All rewards for arrests and seizures made by tenders employed by my order, or by the order of the Lord High Admiral, or any Commissioners for esetuting the office of Lord High Ad miral for the time being j or by boats or Officers belonging to and detached from your Maesty's ships and vessels, are to be shared by the Olken and men of the ship or vessel to which such boat or °Metes belong, in the same manner as if the 'chive were made by tie aid ;hip orvesseL Fourthly—ln all eases in wiles supernumeraries, whether placers or men, shall be borne by any such order as aforesaid, they shall share with the respective ranks in which they may be acting. Flfthly—The following regulations to be established with respect to the share before mentioned, to be given to the flag Officer, Or Officers under whose command the capturing ship may be. flat a Captain, Commander, o r Commanding Officer of a ship or vessel shall be deemed to be ander the command of a Flag whoa ' he shall actually have received some order directly from, or be acting in execution of, some order Issued by a Flag Officer, and in the event of hie being directed to join a Flag Officer on any station, be shalt be deemed to be under the command of such Flag Officer from the time when he arrives within the limits of the station, and shall be considered to continue under the command of the Flag i Officer of such station until he shall have received some order a. reedy from, or be acting in execntion of, some order bawl by mime other Flag Officer, or by my order, or that of the Lord Hick mini, or any Commissioners for executing the office of Lard High Admiral for the time being. " That a Flag Officer, Commander-in-Chief, where then Is but one Flag Officer upon service, shall have to his own use the one. third part of the said three-eighths of the seizures made by ships aid vessels under his command. That when ships or vessels under the command of several Flags, which belong to separate stations, shall happen to be joint captses.l the Captain or Commanding Officer of each ship and vessel, mall the Commander in ships which shall have a Commander on board with the Captain, shall pay else-third of the share or skates to which he or they may be respectively entitled, to the Flag Officer or Officers of the station to which such ship or vessel shaU belong; but the Captains or Commanders, o r Commanding Officers of suck ships or vessels, as shall be under orders from me, or the Lord High Admiral, or any Commissioners for executing the dike of Lord High Admiral, being joint captors with other ships or vessels under a Flag or Flags, shall retain the whole of their share. That if a Flag Officer is sent to command in the ports of this kingdom, he shall have no share In the seizures made by shim or vessels that have sailed or shall sail from that port by my order, or that of the Lord High Admiral, or any Cemmiasioners for ma eating the office of Lord High Admiral. That when more than one Flag Officer shall be serving together, the one-third part of the three-eighths of the seizures made by any ships or vessels of the fleet or warm shall be divided its the following proportions, viz.— If there be but two Flag Officer's, the chief shall have two third parts of the said third of three-eighths, and the other shall have the remaining third part ; but if the number of Flag Officers be 'mote than t*o, the chief shall have only one half, and the Other keit shall be equally divided amongst the junior Flag Officers. That Commodores of the first class shall be esteemed as Flag Officers with respect to the one third of the three-eighth parts of the seizure made, whether commanding in chief or serving undet cfarsrad. . 1111 K a Captain of the fleet shall be deemed sod taken to be a libg Miter, and shall be entitled to a part or share of seizu re s as the junior Flag Officer of such fleet or squadron. r • sixthly—And with respect to the cases herelobefore proposed to be accepted, as to the Officers, Petty Officers; and Seamen belonging to your Majesty's fleet, and. Officers and non-commis sioned Officers and Privates of Royal Marines, who shall be sta tioned and employed on shore in the prevention of smuggling,' commonly called the Coast Blockade Service. and acting under 1 1 my orders or those of the Lord High Admira l, or of any Cons-1 missioner;for executing the office of Lord High Admiral for the time being, I beg leave most humbly to submit that your Majesty may be graciously pleased to establish the following regulations, via.' That the whole amount of the reward payable for the arrest of smugglers, which shall be made by the Officers and men stationed and employed on shore, whether such arrest be made on the seater or on the land, shall, if the same be made by only one person, be paid to the person actually making the arrest. But where there shall be more than one person actually making the arrest, or acting In especial concert or co-operation for that purpose, whether the same be made on the water or on the land, such reward to be divided into equal shares, and to be distributed amongst the several persons actually making the arrest, or acting together in especial concert or co-operation for that purpose, in the following proportions, viz.— To the Captain twelve shares. To the Commander eleven shares. To the Sea Lieutenants, Captains of Marines, and Masters, tee shares each. To Lieutenants and Quartermasters of Marines, Second Masters, Pursers, Surgeons, Boatswains, Gunners, Carpenters, Mates, and Pilots, nine shares each. To Assistant Surgeons. and all persons comprehended In the general scheme before set forth, under the denomination 'of the Aka class of Petty Officers (except Mates and Second Pilots), sight shares each. To all persons comprehended in the said general scheme, under the denomination of the second class of Petty Officers, seven shares each. And to all able seamen, ordinary seamen, landmen, and all ether persons, six shares each. Seventhly—Ard with respect to seizures to be made by the Officers, Seamen, and Marines employed on shore for the preven tion of smuggling, under such orders as aforesaid, it is further hum bly submitted that, in order to encourage the exertions of individuals in the vigilant performance of their duty, ono-tenth part of the whole reward, payable in respect to such seizures, shall be set apart for, and paid to, the individual making the seizure, over and above his share of the general distribution. And if there shall be more than one person, such tenth part shall be divided and distri buted amongst the persons actually making the seizure, or present thereat, or co-operating therein, over and above their respective shares of the general distribution, in the following proportions+, viz. To the Sea Lieutenants, Captains of Marines, and Masters, ten shares each. To Lieutenants and Quartermasters of Marines, Second Masters, Pursers, Surgeons, Boatswains, Gunners, Carpenters, Mates, and Pilots ' nine shares each. To Assistant Surgeons, and all other persons (excepting Mates and Pilots) comprehended in the said general scheme ' under the do nomination et the first class of Petty O ffi cers, eight shares each. To all persons comprehended in the same scheme, under the de nomination of the second class of petty officers, seven shares each. To all able seamen, ordinary seamen, landmen, marines, and all other persons, six shares each. Bighthly.—And it having been found expedient, for the more effectually carrying on the said service on shore to increase the number of Sea Lieutenants, and to diminish the number of Metes and Midshipmen employed therein ; and it being therefore expo dient, In order to give an adequate proportion of seizures to the Lieutenants, that an appointment should be made of the shares of seizures amongst the commissioned and wamnt Officers. and bet class of petty oilmen, employed on shore as aforesaid, differentia' what is proposed in the general scheme before set forth, it is for.' they humbly submitted to your Majesty's consideration, That the three-eighth equal parts appointed by the said 'cheese to be distributed amongst the said three classes (after the deduction ' •f one-tenth part, as abate proposed), shall be united, and, being sub-divided into equal pats or shares, shall be distributed in the following proportions, vie. To each individual In the class of Sea Lieutenants, five shares. To each individual (except Assistant-Surgeons) in the class of warrant OMeets, including Mates and Pilots, that spates.—And to the Andstant-Sos and each individual In the dam deno minated the Ent elan of Yetq Olken (maps Mies sad POGO. two shares. And that is all other revWs, save as bevel. exempted, the db. tribution of rewards for the &tenaloo at smuggien.and foe seizures trader the laws relating to the Reeettos of Custnins, shall be made , mewling to the general scheme beihreteet forth. • And to prevent auy mlaundernsoding of these regulations. it b further most humbly proposed, that all the Man and crews be. longing to any of your Majesty's skips or vessels employed in the service usually denominated the Coast Blockade Service, and ea the muster-books of which ships or vessels tbe persons stationed, aod employed on shore shall be borne , shall, whether actually im ehore or afloat be considered as part of the force employed on shore within t he meaning atlases regulations. Ninthly.—!flew any difficulty shall arise in respect to any of the regulations hereby proposed, and not herein sulliakotly provided for. the same shall be referred to me, or to the Lord ft.gh Admi nil, or to the Commissioners for executing the dim of Lord High Admiral ; and isey directions, or those of the Lord High Admiral, er of such Commissieners as aforesaid for the e lect g, there-1 upon shall be final, and have the same force and as if here in stated. Lastly.—Witb regard to the preparations of the lists for the &a- tributiois of seizures, I beg most humbly to propose, that the Captains zed Com manders of your Majesty's ships 'ad vesicle of war shall, on making any seizure, transmit as soon as may be, or cause to be trans. milted, to the Commissioners of the Navy a free and perfect Use of the names of all the Officers, Seamen, Marines, Soldiers. and others, who were actually so board of Ns Majesty's ships or vessels of war under their command at the time of the seizere.l and also those who were absent ea duty at suck tbne ; which list shall contain the quality of the service of each person oo board, to. gather with the description of the men taken from the description books of the capturing Alps or vessels, and their several ratings:mad be subscribed by the Captain or Commanding Odicer,and three or more of the chief °Seers on board. And the Commissioners of the Navy, or any three or maw of them. shall ozonise. or cause to be examine d, so. lists by the muster books of such ships and vessels and lists snoozed tberirso, so see that such lists do agree with such muster books and annexed lists, as tothe names, qualities, or ratings of the Olken, Seamen, Marines, Soithers sod others belonging to such ships and vessels; and upon mare sbal forthwith grant a eertille.ate, signed by any three or mere of them, of the truth of any list thentrasmitted to emu, to the agents neminated sod appointed by mitt and ale; upon a to theinshe said Commissioners shall give, or MIN to be en to this said agents, all suck lists from the must, bedsis of any such ships and vessels and annexed Uses, as the song than Sod requisite for their direction in making distribution to rinks I cackled to share in the prothice of such rewards and edam aid.j shall otherwise be aiding and assisting to the said, pans MI such matters as shall be necessary. And whereas by an Order in Council, dated the Me, of Sep.' timber, 1825 your Majesty was graciorsly pleased to definer and, direct that the botany In respect of the crews of piratical Alps awl vessels gives by an Act of Parliatneut.mede and passed is the shit% year of your Majesty's reign. cis. 45, kabala "An Act for me assuaging the capture or destruction of Piratical Ships and Vessels," and the produce of all ships, vessels, boats, goods, sod other pro.l perty of and taken from pirates, and ski; the b ounty in like of salvage given by the said last-mentioned Act, should be paid, di eldest, and distributed in the manner, form, and proportion repressed in the said Order in Council of the 23d day of June, 1824, bereby proposed to be revoked. I do. therefore, further most humbly submit, whether yaw Majesty will not be graciously pleased aiso to revoke the said Order of the 30th of September. 1823, and farther to declare and direct that the produce of all such ships, vessels, bee* goods, and ether property of and taken from pirates, ad Ohr wise the several bounties payable under the said bit imentiliped Act, in respect of the crews et such Oradea ellips e vassals. bad heats, and also in lieu of salvage, or its any other respect, be paid to and divided and distributed amongst the OMs, Seamen, Marines, Soldiers, and others, wise shall have bees as. teeny on beard any of your Majesty's ships or vessels et war. or hired armed ships, at the actual taking, burning, or ethers wise destroying of any ship, vessel, or boat, manned by pirates, or persons engaged in acts of piracy, in the same manner, form, and proportion, as is expressed in the general scheme, herein. before proposed for the distribution of rewards payable under tb. laws for the prevention of smuggling ; save and except that no Flag Officer, or other person pot actually realest at the esp. tars or destruction of the pirate vessel, shall be entitled to share in soy distribution of the bounty in respect of the crews of such piratical ships, vessels, and boats. Aed whereas by another Order in Council, dated thel44 day of March, 1827, your Majesty was graciously pleased to order and direct that the proceeds, bounties, and other sums of meaty pay. able under an Act made and posed in the sth year of your Ma jesty's reign cap. 113, intituled " An Act to amend and coo solidate the Laws relating to the Abolition of the Slave Trade," to the Com- , menders, Otheers, and crews of your Majesty's ships and vessels should be distributed and divided apoording to the rules and togs latices directed and provided by the said Order in Cuuncli of the 234 day of June, 1824, which is hereinbefore proposed to be re. yoked ;"I do. therefore, furtheapsost humbly propose that yeir Majesty will be graciously pleased also to revoke the said Order Council tithe 14th day of March, 1647; and further declare and direct that all sad every the proceeds, bounties, and other mom of money which shall become payable to the 05cers, seamen, marbles, and soldiers on board your Majesty's ships and Yowls of war or hired armed ships, under and by virtue of tbe said Act to amend and coneolidate the laws relating to the abolition of the ilave in respect of captures and seizures made under the said ActT ri Z be divided and distributed amongst such Officers, seamen, sari m% and soldiers, in the same manner, form. and proportion, as b expressed in the general scheme hereinbefore set forth. His Majesty hiving taken the said report ioto consideration, wee pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to appro., thereof, and also of the scheme therein submitted for the future the. Winds's of seizures amongst the Officers, Seamen, and Marine. 01 kis Majesty's Fleet. And the Right Hooonrafile the Lords Commissioners ot Majesty's Treasury, and his Royal Highness the Lord High Ad.' mind, are to give the necessary directions herein, as to them may respectively appertain. JAS. BULLER. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. George Collis, Rumford, Eases, ironmonger, from July 15, to 17, at nine, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing. hall-atreet. William Waters, Luton, Bedfdrdshire, baker, from July 10, to 17, at ten, at the Court of Commbalmier; of Bankrupts, Basing. hall-suet". BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. John Rickerby, Burrell-green, Cumberland, linie.burner. lames Lackington Rice, Taunton, Somersetshire, builder. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Potter and John Holt, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton.spits. ners, to surrender, July 50, 51, and August 17, at two, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Anomie", Messrs. Milne and Co. Temple; or Mr. Whitehead, Oldham. Joseph Beckley, We of Oldham, Lancashire, coach proprietor, August I, 5, and 17, at ten, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Anomie', Mr. Whitehead, Oldham; or Messrs. Milne and Co. Temple. William Hobbs, Bristol, druggist, July 19, 20, and August 17. at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Anoraks, Messrs. Ring and Cu. Gray's ion-square; or Messrs. Carey and Co. Bristol. Archibald Douglas, late of Bow : lane, London, silk.mansfacturer, July 10, 17, and August 17, at eleven, at the Court of Com missioners of bankrupts, Basingitall-strect. Attorney, Mr. Gale, Basinghall.street. Minis Switbenbank, Bradford, Yorkshire, straw hat-masofactorer, July IS, at keen, 14, at four, and August 17, at eleven, at the New Inn, Bradford. .Attornies, Mews. Battye and Co. Chan eery-lane - or Mr. Morris, Bradford. Joseph Corbett, Austrey, Warwickshire, eattle.dealer, July 23,24, and August 17, at eleven, at the Queen's Head Inn, Ashby-de la. Zouch. Attornies, Messrs. Das and Co. Holborn-court, Gray's Inn. Jonas Stead, jun. lftoyds, Yorkailre, cloth.miller, July 37, at live, SO, and August 17, at eleven, at the Court douse Leeds. At. sondes, Mr. Dunning, Leeds; or Messrs. Smitisson and Co. New lon. John Yates, Boltotsle-Moon, Lancashire, bookseller, August 7,8, and 17, at eleven, at the Star ins, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Knowles, Bolton-lc-Moors; or Maus. Milne and Co Temple. Andrew Watson Burn, late of Love-lane, East-cheap, and of Stoke Newington. wine -merchant, July 15, at eleven, SO * and August 17, at ten, at the Court of Commissioner of Bankrupts, Basing. hall-street. Attorney, Mr. Pownall, Lotbbury. Philip Stone, Bristol, grocer, July 18, 19, and August 17, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Poole and Co. Gray's lon-square; or Mr. John Cornish, BristoL Henry Knill and Henry Knill. jun. Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, plumbers, July 13. t 4, and August 17, at two, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs Evans and Co. Gray's inn. Dram; or Mr. John Eerie Ilaberlisid, Wool. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. SATURDAY. JULY 7. 1827. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE (y( Consols left GE yesterday at NI toil, and opened IS; ►ince which, Camels kayo been done at STS and at yeast nap be Tama at en i, with little . In the Foreign market, *leak= and Colombian tab their prime. Current mien t Old Spanhb PO I, Meziean , Mandel 31k. Brazilian 5I 60. Rankin 94 is Greek CITY. TW, The Como) market has been the whole of the about lowest priee and t►e tbei havtall""ii°l3 been been at i m and the highest 1151. A letter just ezhibited est 'Change from Duane* 15th of April, states, that they were catcalls' sand pounds to nuke peace with the &arm of Censob were jua dose at . PRICK OF STOCKS AT FOUR Sank Stock 2094 2121 lo4la Stock 5 per Coot. Red. 571 117 Ditto Bonds . Spar Cent. Cons. 1161 cad., South Sea Stock Si per Cent. Old Annuities Si per Cent. Re 51.1434 * * £lOOO flacks. I 4 per Cent. New 100# 1 *ex d. .8500 Ditto 69 4 per Cent. Scrip .1100 and 4 per Clot. 1854-1011/ India fur Account Leos Ann. 19 15.16 SW • crinsole for _a .- FORSitiN FONDS% TWO (FOAMS. Draidlieu Bds. 5p Q. 591 ISO Owl* Ns.' Do. Sett. 59/ Do. Aeit. liswer•Ayrrs p C. 621 :I Gt. 11416211, , De Acet.626 Do. Ace.l7 Is. Claw 800d5,4 - per Ct italiond., 6 p Ct. /Da Acts. 81e,1544, 50, 1 Kam Uds,l•• • ACCOUIIt 51 501 Span. Ws • BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARER, saw. IPA ID. 300 20 Main Mao. 100 5 dab boa & Coal 25 25 Onali Dempsay 100 10 Few= Ihruse, Jute 4.—Five per Cents. Per Cella. 72(0"1110k Stock, %OWL 50r...—Napies His Royal Highness the Duke of residence at the Admkaky, to commence his this wonting at nine eciedt, accompanied Commas, Req. ooe of the Membered the Royal Jong Ransom, Req. the Second Secretary, sin belonging to the Admiralty. Ale Royal klighnew rived at Deptford about ten o'clocit, and after - of the Yard, embarked on board the Balms , ' repaid by Sis Wee. Hoara.'aad pied tended by the Lightning and Comet steam womb. sal takes Sir Bran Masao to Plymouth, ' pelts wbkh the Loan than Anemia. kneads We received this morning Buenos the 20th April inclusive. and the Mario Rio de Janeira, to the 10th of May inclusive. from the latterAbat dies several preparatory ' Session was opened on the Sd May by person. The speech, delivered on the much interest, as it expresses the firm the ElliPtltOß to continue hostilities Ayres, till the latter shall abandon ' Cisplatine province, and recognise it of the Brazilian Empire. The prospect, pacification between the two Powers, ever; and, as the resolution, expressed PIMOR, whose firmness approaches nacy, may have a great influence the two States, we shall state it in After having dwelt at some IFogth death of his amiable Consort, the lac his visit to Rio Grande, whither be I himself to put an end to the war," he cootinne till the Cisplatine province, be free from its invaders, and till Buenos nines the independence of the Empire Inc Iporation of the Cisplatine, which taneously desired to make a part of language is sufficiently plain and decisio bably represents the real feelings Speaker, and fully agrees with that ter, wl ich we noticed above--it is sword alone must decide the disputed Powers. This decision is the molt Republic is as firm as her Imperial what stamps a sort of moral certainty thesis, is the feeling of intense haired up amongst the belligerents. Political be reconciled ; the aspirations too of ambition may be softened down ; but irritated as it is in the present instaL supposed interest, defies all the ordinary to which hostilities are usually tut firmation of our opinion of this contest, allusion is any where made either direct': to a pacification; and this remark Journals of Buenos Ayres, u well Janeiro. Also not the slightest noti mediatory offices, so often and so to our Minister at Buenos Ayres; , does not by any means prove that not employed all his influence to put which has already done great ink' without the slightest chance of ultin another instance of the determination ili Id Ott t Ur Wog TIM 0 bated Cooti power Th 4 "ups wordf foci Whilst op atloon uos,; c Wei whit) s%ort- vessel hider sat Gu aerie were ,yrl man , Foul Kilo sum *gill Tett piec Rep GE a wou and AiII Tht e"'"lroW • '7.4”4. - ‘!" -7- 7 4 .:1 5 "'"` • C:.• • • • . .• . .2••• - , . ' Qualm Beim Tarbes, St. Mildred% mum, sterebant. July i -., en, sod Aulust IT, at eleven, at the Court of Comatissiuuns of Bas= mmite llaslnglislimseet. Attondes, Maws lwribtar and Cm Tbrasissedlootemt. es Wass linsbassim Turbot; SG Mildred% men, merebste, July r IS, SO, sod 4= l : Lit t elms, at the Court of Conuniownws 1ie. 1 . 1 of t. Jimmies, Meows. Lusting will sod Co nlial . re r memessrt, i llarealneed * le.avr.t. POO Adam Smith wad Mamas Mulling/sun, Wood.street, latropd4 c . Bisaltursibell factors, July /5, 20, and Augss 17 , at 'km, a t titer the (bort of Conmaledosers of Bankrupts. Lisalogbiaoi n g, Oaf 11 Attessies, Mosses. Van Landau and Co. thrirpte Hill • DECLARATION OP INSOLVENCY. • to ddld Robert Maiden, late of Rio de Janeiro, but now of Leedom, nos g Wilt elms. is is issalmst circumstances, and unable to w e t w ride 6 engagements veldt his creditors—Filed July s. tad I OCLOCIL. the Ur see this Loco* at WO cr umiri4 t.ne tpecsaldid neg seliti i 't for ern c Aecooo Ldbmi. t, de do*. tlisty Rabin Bonds Dula- The m bated 2 a twi I. Colors. : S no t, : lea 1. e ear la a eery so pow e r tIPa am Tko was gil 71 toe she Aceostin, T. 114 "tips 411°. AV", lea word f of the Be,.da heed 1 L CYCLOCK. While 1130} . , 90 S 9 Is the op Stock and d des • and I :bean Dl6li et 569 et • 62016 a £2OO Ditto 59 61 Lemont WO; C ' Acct. Sail el se 61 men, rICLOCa. Ayres is.* p Meet a whirl L. fik IS 1 NS, 6 pa. 17 let 0at- .17 14 1 • the" teas CI. wi II Is "b.. i• i I i i t ell ',towrope.*** loss, I 1 s p Ct. 11 101 I tau I. TWO ticLuat. when 1 ▪ - al a fit& • si•-t ' mod 1 7 A bimer w tottL„sec. Tbr. it NW spies Renset,rt. wk. G am the ee CLA Azusa left ... ids met d: - say at by Wrioaka IL thit 1 PATO Dike's . salaam , and Tabor 0 then 1 Maranon wad soot T. ~,u I after a brief hi . •,. .liemiseses yacht, • - ° P e " Id On the riser, o reads mods. Drawer so. T 1 dos Am at dm Oki: aetie elo 152911442. were tt ' as Ayres Papers 1' and Mario Flastiseast .. is P inclusive. We , agro sanatory Sittings, :. by the ilagnlloll . Ain occasion, pa• - 111211 Foot rm determination , and ties against : , who a its claims to . sam it as an integral pa rive pea, therefre, ot Ten ers, is as distant pie pressed by the ses nearly to ob : Rep on the destinies : 'ind Bne 'n his own word Ad: h ou the preen : kw EmPaess, don CaF DI a had gone ,4 toe • w" !said, "this war r, whichis our% lb eigt We ßlaen of ol Br A asil Ytes with i '''• aki ; ldi The rich freely and 1:: r this Empire." T; 4 Weill:we, and as it : - sth ;s of the Ina. ' Can At trait of his ch ( pretty clear that t aid :ed claims of the iv his are probable, as t: ilea erial opponent; a ainty upon our by . 11 red which has sputa u ic itical differences ma ,„ i of the most irregu i Ie ut personal antipath 1.1. IStance by pride ' Lot Hoary rules accordis sari ,erminated. In C It, root, we find that '' b., directly or indirect' toe, rink applies to , . t 11 as those of Rio . s% nice is taken of ' a pointedly attribo A; ; though this ail ' ca . i Lord Pot/toss! b r• 1 ut an end to a coot ' iv, ijury to both pat ti " t ignitor good. To gi to ion of the Emes" I. • it, Itoi m toad&