Star. — London, England, 1827-11-21 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY ICYJINING, NOVEMBER 21, 1/327:. • , • [Pluck. iirsiiiNcig. ..„-.- ......., ---.......-, . . ._ . . ang inemeer.die•Lord Ifigir Admiral, areto.give the nemmary 'William Creese,lete of the Cif" of Gitercesteo,buliteepee,Detembet ; Nil iey to those of religittmiled eiviinflli/ORs' ~seeds 1,3, at t en, and January 1, at throe, at the. Fleece inn, Gkeetles- to the aid of the Emperor a, Corryitalf trlopl..Yrifittll; isle dleoedoMilwrois as to tiros soy esepeedvely appertain. ' den C. C. GRABILL& ' ter. Attot:nies, Mr. William Read King, Sericant's Inn, Fleet- Sower of his nohilita ht., their haul, Thip naiad .tree!; 'or Memo Abettand Co Giouceeter. dos of the cl r s ttornana at the bap le.of. St. 0 asehod ICE..JAIIBS'S P ALARA. Nev. 16, 1867. DI VI HRH DS to be made in. BASI NMI A LIATREET. * The mew was this day . pS ea s e d tomeler the boomed good. Dec. 14, George Hay Edwards,Crimea-street, St. Maatin.." tr y the Germans themselves to the - Pieneh v atty..*.. 4 ' hood on taleneetot soadw e u, Esq. epeabeiesenianted•Vlte Chan. the-Made, Westminster, wine merchant, at twelve. Dee. 1% veers later. the .Torltspoited allyhitic civets aglitiallllll celiac of England. Chariot &nun Csown.coust, Broad -street, 'methane awl inmeence. ii3e of Candis, and the Venetians sat tbs . frenek ,broker„ it eleven. Dec. 14, Henry Britten, late of Oxford- street, to . assist them in prat' actin thiir hetoie * defence ft, t. bffL/TA ET 'PRO fIDI I TONS. sroollendraper, at ten. Nor. 50, James Oldleld and Vincent - witioorrim.voit. it Iwo. ,e k is cid, wgeware.roadomaciwastierhat aro ... Dec. Li, ', mp h the bather's. Charles it. - has ju at shown, Ir ' • . Warren Monkwell street, brick's er and utast ar at ten. Nov. . worth) , of his int Mortal ancestor's., the . most , cisili ' Bth Regiment of Light Dretteem-CaMein Chanabre Pensoolay, * ' I - e i 6 • • ... • •••• b ee •' •• . A • fens the haw pay, be Capukh vice Astssi. Kw; wii , ei „ .m, Wimam Brawn, liaberdasher's.walk, Pitfield'street, Roston. rook m the Uniyerse . witt never t_.,Sa lliy , of mot changes, receiving the difference. i batesidnipen at ten. Dee. It:Joao Raw , Higla.strest. Istinewai. which incessantly aims at the ciesttectiellgtidl inherit 16th Ditto-George O'Halloran Gavin, Gent. to be Cornet, by baker, at one. Dec. 14, John .Knight Wooster, Middle row • • - • that is the most sacred and the mpatdgar. punnet., Mee Deter lit; promoted. . Holborn, straw•hat manufacturer, at twelve. , 7th Regiment of Foot-Camain Timms Etainord Baker, from the t DIVIDENDS to be made in-the COUNTRY. INSOLVENT Datil3TOR.W COMM. Itawillt • . half pay, to be Captain, vice Edward Peoria% who embeages, , Derolt, Aland Ifflakkeklo, Wallingford. Serbs, bettelewle Si ten. -go- _ . receiving the difference. at the Lamb Inn, Wallingford. Dec. 13 , Jobu Lewis Abbot , Ewa Oli ver w as d b ver oppose .! 11er,.41t warm em jlier • ',. • .. . tsd Ditto-Qaartermaster Serjeant Garret Moore to he Qu a rter- ' Ifristoi..saddler, m me, at the Ctiottnercial-roorna, Nristol.' Dec. h a lf o f the assi" , •nees of Evan Oliver saki' bankeipt. . . - • ..snatteepvice George Bidley, wbo retires upon full peep .14, Robert Eastgam, York, ikeeo etanufastrarev. at ithrtels.aidAl. ••• - 0 a A 1 4 . 4 -2 0,6,., . a ixe orsoleent stated ch i t he was leap died lit his. a ' •- - !Rh Ditto-Lieutenant John Henry Browne, from the 411th Foot, ' Pubiie Office, Barnsley, Yuakshire. Dec. 20..JaInc$ 11. , tube Lieutensot, vim Raphael Walsh klaneered, who retiree Moor, Kiekby Stephen, *e,tmorhmd. irettkeeperi at 'kW" aie the - Our, wiii is a cattle dealer in ,11fontat t olateryshi - " - upon half pay 15th Foot. ' King's, bleed lan, Appleby, WiAlwiecirsole. . • . - g?fcllase . a.o.64l . csule in all tarts Or .., wilnd.. 40th Ditto - Lieutenant John Gun, fronthalf pay 15th Foot, to CERTIFICATE-34-1811,H .-. . father hadheeomse.e.bjskrtr2l, and it *as to his Ai s Liestevant, vice Browne, appointed to the 95th Fool . . Thomas Ralph, Crotched Friars. 'nerreon: Elbstiote, iinit•tist he k i iit sen 4 g s k. A .A. t ..„1 ...1 ~..,..rdy, i rois ex. me Dieso.:- - tkomas James. Gll6OllO . Slaiag, Gem. so he Iforietle ,Pamisiteroiamsailsseer wheitilla.ailhoiJammorisipagt. ondei„tfte fMkstring liar' "' lar ".. circii ""l 'mst7testt.. '"ws pik • Fti. ,6 3 perches*, vice Tione,mometed in tie 45th Foot. ' stem, libchfriars-totidAnfreie and 4 . tilt, Ili t x . • - , ... . ol y 411th Ditto--Ensies William Thomas none, (rem th e 4!d Foot, kardware manufacturer. George Darrell, Mar li eu g gtsVa. When. disclosed, created` a good deal 9f , mt•priiff.in the e.- to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fotbergill, promoted. W a l wee d t , S orter , wax:donee?. . Josi;te Lowe, tiasioghdlisrms% eotirL He stated that ahoet On o'clock on an evening . 1 .. 57th Ehtto--Brevet 31130 e Joh n C a u t pl k st to be Major, by pm- jeweiter. William Judgeon Itantocti, Caesnenes lane,.timber.nWs- in April, 18p. he being in Landon. was induced to og slum, vice Leapt% who setirets• Li eutenant Boehm Devine, chant. George Fenwick, Grosvenor M e ws, Hanover.teuare, of a home with twa ladim, who, dewing .is key, contrived n i tobe C . aid ►he . purchase, vim •Carssybeli; Karim* Jobn veterinary 'megrim. Thomas' ld.rsh. Bash,Stowerrsetsktre, meteor. I n - d . hi ' Mahon Kiti ' d to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Daoasey ; Thom a s G a r ne t t , Nautwlch, amain,. ch eese Lupo. G e orge 1" draw 4in:l. of 1501155 )tad cash, to. the pmont of OM; John Blood Singleton, Gent. to be &Ingo, by purchase, vice Gravel', Manchester, Lancashire, machine maker. Joseph Talbot Not cowent with this wises lose, he happened to be iii -' Khld. an d Henry Fraseets,Threadneedie-street, brokers. Thomas Baser. Lricestrr ear l y i s ,s, f e l ' sw i ng jtme. when ! . , e itin „d e , End Ditto-Lieutenant Edward Beget •0 be Captain, by porthole, Thsyer-street, blanchemer-impareaineudrapet. Thomas Laicise's. • ••• • & • awry b y ether 2 mates. who ems Wan ow of 'pook Ihr vice Souverie, who retirees Benign Romanis Lecky to be Lie.- Chapeitherpe, Yorkshire. tanner. 'John Raglan and Joseph Batty ".. . , - -__. .•.. • - . • .__ pki•ah . . .- .... DR. PARIS DV DIET..-iSoceiso Enerani. A TREATISE on DIET t with a view to establish, o n Practical Grounds. a System of Rules ter tics ?mensal= sad Eyre of the Diseases hicideist to a Disordered &steed Ise DIGESTIVE FUNCTION& , By J. A. PARIS, M.D. F.R.S. Fellow of tie Relysi College of Pilysicians, &c. acc. Second Eaktina, tleo. price MK Id. posted to, Molnar and George Underwood, 66, Fleet street. GIN and *later, 5.. and to, +4l. ; per Gallon. Cordial din 7s. el. rotont Old Tom . es. 6d. Imperial Juniper . Deo ed. per If Bottles. Old Jamie,' RUM ~ let. od. par Gam. Soft but Potent fine old COGNAC BRANDY 1 WHISKEY . . ill. ed. l'inpeolni Mean:net THOMAS A DBOTTS, No. 10, Skinner street, Sesow-hfil. Loodolike XVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION. DAY and MARTIN respectfully isform the Public they have. after mach labour and ata eery considerable prase, boteght to perfection a Label of such lingelar censtrosib sad extreme difhztilty of eaten**, that they crust wm effectuAly pret,re die many Frauds that are daily priesthood Oil the rebne.— Au iuststioo to the follow* description of .that Label win en•vre *coalmine thackink prepared by there. A pattern like Lace of poi colloor coven the principal part of tete Label, the names of Dry and Martin are printed in white letteesedgcd with pink and klack,and played on a white ground, the ialchaft, 97, HiGH-110LBOltbt. sealets white letters edged with pink and black, but plaited in lace pattern, the signoture and price at foot are black on a wilts ground, the preamble and directions for use are printed as betisrg black lests_4l nes whiretrucind.-97, Hitl-Hottiterni Sept. 18SS: Thoinat LugllPTrt• John Bawl= and Joespik ascots) , • tenant. by purclasse. Tice Begot ; Frederick Edward Corfirid, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, •ice Leeky. ids Ditto—Ensign Richard Ihunipstsn to be Lieurenant, •iee• }hawed, deceased; Catestry Piste, Gent. to be Emir', i NW, Tbentrea._ ..apelthurpe, .oskshire, tanner. '4,26, Wonky, Leal*, Yorks/Au, PAR T N ERS IMPS DI SSO LY ED. George Mika, men. George Miles, jun. and James Brown, Hal ton Garden, tea and coffee dealers. lames Dot? and William Vesysleg, Clapham, Sump, groans W.. 14. Jones mad Juba Iteillr Old.sweet•roati, coach builders. Jonathan Moit Titcossab and Thomas Grierson, St. Jamcs.house, St. James Church-yard, Eris*, silk mercer', and babes . ..iambus,. Wilburn Eallbisises and Richard Hall; Liverpool, Laiseashireoimber !narcissists. Messrs. (Maples, Moran, Finlay, and. Co. London, Montreal, Quebec, an 4 Ciallvdas nutrcbaata.. Joins Carpemer and William •Wassam, Guildford, Surrey, coach-makers. Francis I.yne, Cbarks C. Oasis. and Charles C. El , ou, Great Winchester.street, - merebairs and EXTRACT IDP A micrivg mum eittrtg eattesty, >Loa SUILTON Otte ?MO UT.: To 114 leanest, Janssen, elk I i .0k..-1 dual& salsa. bouad is g ra titude, and tor the )0 good of my fellovvereatesse, so state she benefit I have re- Mimi from the usPof.yosir Asessauteuvie Daors- For tonmero years t sulked greatly' Item Ist oleeroes sore on me of py seas, out ram I was oreolesed es lima, spate iecepable of laismiee •fity estat.ratehoydoist: - Amis. that Uwe I had the but Nailed Adsitte L could obtain, boo mithouriveelleinp much leach r I then porchasesi trap Mr. Waite; &dewier, Astray-d r . so.--sa iitit - Annotation,* Mops and 'Lo tion and I sm happy to state, that after snaky a dew hooksyslse sesies per fadl Ilssee pow bests foe area los • par wilhout the kart iymptoto of my old complaint. I aas 'willing, se attract soy hurries, either personally, of if . by letter, post paid ; and re maio, Sir, your obedient servant .. WM. STARK KY. _Attested by (I boss Wayse,•lisstkseilet r aut..Ashiopds-la4 Amts. „ ki Dicto--Litutenast Henry George Judie, front the half pay to he Lieutenant, vice Gabriel Tuastall, who exchanges, receiv beg the difference. Robert Rthott•ttsbe Captain, by roam" vire hisgtonis, promoted ; &Ago Thomas Sospliod to be Liras{ tanisst,, , by purchase, vice ' ..leNekesitt Solves Thomas • Atkinsop s iII.D (me t halt pay *lF:rt. to be Assistant Surgetus., Mee Ilts•e, sppdoted to the. 7t h 'Dragoon Guards. 84th trltto—Heings Citrivrintir Hutlisen to be Lieutenants by ipurdsesse, • Ugh Vette—Ensign , William Semple, from the half pay, to be i ßnsign, vice Frederick De7rimber de.Deubeawa, whet:champs. 94th Ditto—Nassau William Stephens, Gent. to be Ensign, by iporchase, vice Carter, promoted. rids manes tram the half pay, to be Major, ace Thema" Lirscisoisho eleiaaturs. making she diferenoe. Ist West India, Regiment,-Sesipt Sampson Jam.. Eparlat from haft pay 87th Foot, to be Bastin, vice Henry Dely, who es !diaries. ', . To Messrs. John Lignum and Sew, turstroos, Manchester. Mae Drops are sold in *melded vitiate bottles at Iss. Ilds as. N. M. east, bp•iiihtis Lironvand *se, litaisemile, SW* Bridge smosti Mambewer , )110V. Offtdd•strelet ; Lied •C. intatta ' sse, "MC fienttbfleldy lathy 'and Sosts, , frai ; Massosaatim a Waders, Chemists. Clonspalaes tem. d St. Peer% lambs, nti ; Prineses;streer, Riiinborglrt >a4 Scilhatiorille-erreet, babes{ Sutton and Cu. 10, •Plow • alretelvyard; Zees Saavards, N, t. ;kw. chiNca l ard ; P. NekobbryAidd Neo;441111i Pant's thwels.yerd ; Wary MatkiPtl i 53; Whited/ark Losalm; P. Nearbety and Sena, DarewouteseMbilm; 'Soot anitOrr; 10% heath ands*, EQtnbarlb ; R.'. Nelsen; Sieger" 011agior ; toad all respectable Mdicitte•Vrodero • " Of whom gee • map be bad,' Mr. •Lignent's trimmed V EOM. TA SLR' LOTlON,•ferti ficorbetk ifatepaterdr, rite Suitt. dicey iistliedo& • hlr. I.,lgnont's SC UlFirr *OINTMENT may now be had of. the ahoy* Ihgeors, pries tr. N. each 'Not, defy %dotted. 0. FROM THE LONDON GAZErrE.,N.o3E. 20. At a Coon at fir. 'AMA: Ilse .16di deg of Novinsisee,inTe Ps' not NM Kies Most ifnarlient biajeary in GrinnelL • . nib 45y die Sighs flow Mr James Nadtlateoll, lainisedini merit Sir Minims Koppel wore, ty- M4emeo asaad,sw•so of Ms lilaimitylo Non H0n.'1 3 5151 . -Oomoniti flea nip/trio* pkeesas the Gard ascorkirtityo ; * *-: • • Ws day the Moss Noble Wary* Mongols of Hints w— wss, by Gis lilageevei maimed, muss .Loitil• Lisinussennefo dio Posey of Wain, 'Noisy Abe Wen Hoo. ek wlplrw Koppel :was, by .blit 4118- , jelty's command, sworn Georenenrof ikelsland of Guernsey suil si di Mends rboraohoknigirig. C. C. °REV ILL.E. At a Gott at St. James's, the tett day of November. 11117. pro sent the King's Most Exceltain Ihisiesty in Council. Whereas the depredation, which - have for some time been can wined upon the - counnetce of his Majesty's subjects isethe Medi* terrtnean seas by armed vessels, piratically cruising under the Greek flag, have of late greatly Increased, and have been accoospa. wed with acts of cruelty and barbatity which have rendered the assigatiou ,of dime seas highly perilous; and his Majesty has vain applied for the preventimi of these outrages to the persons ezeicising the powers of Government in Gucci, who, however willing, are usable effectually to repreaa sock recesses, owing to the disturbed state of the comity, sisal the disorder prevailing •its the kited Saha& of the Greek Archipelago, and: his. Make*, ia thereby the necessitrof providing for the same : To that ea], is hag apissereslawhis Majesty that she most eras own weans by which the pestomrand lawtal conseestee-of hisllfsh.• jeny's selsjects is the slediterriussas seas can bondleopately • pews ureted,entil sews Gerresement shill he estahlishodin Gmece coos wont to pet a reels iscegulasisise of eke sitauesstemplaiweif *ls bill be is promo; alktar4..possibleio ail Work lag from petting to se% mil ere beloosipi to Of -seeing swiev•iimeessiers d dopersers.sswair ing the power. of tortrnmses is Omen • hetMNpsgmsel. tisissay define, by, staimirdis advise cat his *ivy Romeo .IWe - it isillergiTArcliwd swiaeclual, ties i areal forces i• Mr 1 &sire's ins :and 1 diernios rein and 'god Iwo sone part behmegis to. (anbehmiesider power and pirouettes e) Ws Mown weer useell•eessel alai& Illkttball meet with st sea wider tie Oreek ABA se. fitted cut sod kOll4 any Creels poets sack ships-elf wu aely exempted as are "nisi to, or artist sedemathe seder* of, the pester exercising; Om petters e/ Anemone la•Onece f amelthatibly shall duly pre- I nk Wt all gado vessels. with. their areerss. shall be safety de tained le the ports t• Mika they army be smote Redl his Alsiesty' L holbmt pleasure respirable thus shell heseadeihtesm dad with a view waproveiso as moth op pomilaiomarbaidaidri, httommietwectitst resperier *the eworotiem Hagman ae, `way soy Greek endear eolith, babe at era et dm dale• when thiserder will tab* Alm- IS the 1111•ditetroomm, may am, itcrive immediate notibeetioortbereol. hie farther ordered that the. Commanders of bloilaiwity% ship* whoormy be charged with the. iltestien of this order,ehaU, I. the sneak et their westing lay armed vessels at set beariag the Citooßai& abet• may be RAW. to the operation of this order, bowie* tie dor upon whisk the order shall be notified to tbe. permit* ennesdaing die autborkles of. Ivnernment in Greece, and 15 days front the datoehoreef, %rabbi thew wish swilled copies of Ibis 01414 end. wanetheee to reeved: brshwith to their respective pores; sad that see! armed vase* Well net be detained until the easdratiowerdee said 14 dilYna unless it Wall appear, that after same wasilleatios of disorder and warning. they shalt not have complied thereWhie nr' alidi have been guilty . of 'tendering or Searching any trades inset 'mkt the B ritish lag. And the Right Hon. the Lords Coonsaissinnara of lib Majeacja Tremor,. Mi Majesty'. Principal liaaracadso of 15.., and bin v oitAffrecaslk , Captekt ;livery. Ambit Mageonis, fro= die Sad Foot, to bie Major of "fir, Itt Pucka*. 410“ • KONMA PTA. C. Staff SargeovsJohn Davy, M.D. tube Phyolcian to the Fortoss.vice Bone, promoted. lb be Surgeon, to the Penes—Staff Assistant Surgeon John Haft, I view Davy; Astinant &stem Hilbert Scott, M.D. from. the, Ride Brigade„ via Seowart,.promoted. To be Assuan Sewn to the Forces—Hospital Assistant George Lediughani, !ice Ha/l. T 6 be Hospital Aisl.tants to the Forces—Duncan Mantle", Oenti vim Moir, -deceased; William Campbell Smithson, Wm. 'kw, Ledingls son. astairinssom, Major TbOM3O Sherman, upon h .If pay Royal Marines, has been allowed to dispose of his half pay. His Majesty hmbeen pleased to approve of the 117th Regiment of : Riot Issue/slim Liss title of Royal, and of its being in future styled, " The 117th. or .Nottil Irish Fusibeers," Instead of " The Prime of - Waimea Min Pnaliosenr ‘ IIANKRUPTS. -60elle Piffles% Illototon in Mmds, Gloucestershire, victualler, waserrookr. ibigligirs 1, at its, 7, and January t, at tea, at . the WMt. VMS Lais.*Rvensans, Woreestsrahirse. , Anomie*, Mr. William. Henry King, Hattoingardeo; or Mr. Wiliam Henry ' Goole. Moreton in Marsh. Timm Stemma Smith, late of the New Exchange Coffee Home, Strand, wine and spirit-rmectiant, November 17, December 7, s; and January 1, ao eleven, at the Court of Commiseior.era of Bankrupts, Ilestniksiletrecu Attoruies, Messrs. Hens.. and, Co. Bouverimstreet. John Grahams, Liverpool, innkeeper, December 5,6, and January, 1. at eleven, at the Angel lint, Liverpool. Anomie", lir. Morecroft, Liverpool ; or bit. R. Gwent., Staple tun. 'Samuel Sharpe, Market Doeping, Lincolnshire, money-scrivener, December_7, 3, and January 1, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn Spalding. Activities, Mr. Monkhounr, Cravetustren. it/and: • oe Me. Bonner, Spalding. Grate eopley. Wakefield. Yorkshire" linendrape ' Dectiabes 5, at six, a v ec ten, at the Angel Ina, Ferry bridge, and January 1, at two, at the Star Inn, Pontefract. Attornies, Mr. James • Coleman, Pontefract; or Mr. Jonas Gregory, Clement's Inn. Benjamin Newman*. Cheltenhans.Gloueessershire, coal-merchant. December 3, at Ma, 4, and January I. at teu ' at the Royal Hutt, Cheltenham. Atenrnies. Heist+. Vizard and Co. Lin coln's Inn field.; or Alessi... Proen and Co. Cheltenham. Jmeph Hughes, Cheltenhain,'Gloecestershire, butcher, December , 3, at iest, 4, sad Jemmy I, at ten, at Yearsky's Hotel, Owl- Tatham. Anoraks, Mr. W. H. King, Hilitt9U-11(41tR ur Mr. . . l'ackwood, Cheltenbarn. ,Frederick- Barrens. Broad-street Mews, merchant, Desert:ha 4, 7, it Aiseen,..aod January 1, at tea, at cite Court of Commis a Atom ot.aankrupts, Basloiltal-sueet. Attorney, Mr, Josiah Towne Crown coon, Threadneedle-street. It", • , will/ 2 111 Coors*. Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. musie.seller. Dec, 3,at Gam. 4„ awl January 1, at eleven. at Use Royal lintel, MIL 'voltam.. Anoraks. Messrs. Viaard and Co. Lincoln's lon-40de. oc Messrs..Prunn. and Co. Chekenhem. 1, John Cheese, John Meet Gordon,. anal Willatn Low. Late of Red Liao elem. frieeensteet, pelage's, Nostirober 07, 3 4 4 at UV • al4ll January 1, at eleven, at ths,Court of Commissioners of Bank. rapt.. Basinghall-street. *wattles; Means. Watson and Co. Ihneverie.street Pleetoreet. ilpirs Davies, anadtanaptun, dealer In made and mugiral }mus t, 'UM% Nswenther 50, December 4. aad January I, at ten, at ttle I Own el 0011111113issioeer I of Barstrepa, BasingbaU-street. At- tangelo, Mr. C. M. Hawke, Broad...tint Chambers; or Mews. Whiter and (Jo. lisdford-row. Thomas Criostaan,late of the City of Bristol, victualler, November 30, December I, and January 1, at one, at the Swan Inn, BrigtoL Anomie% Mr. William Joues, Crosby-square; or Mr. Robert thornier, Bristol. Charles Grimani, libeAlseatb, Kent, schoolmaster, November 29, at twe, Dumber 4, atswelve and January 1, at one, at the, , %art of Csaissimlesers of , 3:abrupt% lissinghell-streer. At mosey. Mr. Thomas Sidney He witt,Tokenhense.yard , Lothbury. Nathaniel freaky. jun. Trowbridge, Wiltshire, builder, December 14,15, and January 1, at eleven, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bab. Anemias, Moan. Egaa and Co. Eases -street, Strand. Richard. Miasma, St. Paul's Churchlani, Unendraper, November Si. aims, 22, mad January 1,, at ten, at the 'Court of Commis. doers of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Anoraks, Messrs. Green and, Co. Sambrook.eeurt. ilasingball.mreet. Neejsmis blarehman,. Castle.street, Leicester-square, woollets . draper, Nov. fi a. at two, Darember 4, at twelve, an d January 1, *me, at the Court of Cuutteimieners. of Bankrayts, Ilaliathall , street. 1111onaty. Mr. C. V. Ldoitt. Great Rosen -street, Bloomsbury. William Henderson Cooper. Canaan-row, Westminster, dealer in Ammo Cosset, December 4s 1, at sieves, sad January 1, at tea. at the Court of Commiseesers, of Bankrupts, Basieghell• street. *Mentes. Maws. Oriel mad Co Wotmwoodraareet," Bkhopsgate.street. John Acton, late of Ipswich, Suffolk, beer-brewer, November 21, at elms. Dimeseber is, aad homey t, at ten, at the (gets of Cesnisisolossera of 13eakrepos. llasiagball•maret. Attereke, Marrs. Noma sad Co. Gray.'slmysiquare. Henry Wheeler, Frame Wooed, Sosferaetalske, millweliht, Nev. 27. NO, and January 1 areleven, st the George 11111, From.' Set. wood. Attendee. lik. James Hartley, New flikligmetreet, nodal= ; sr bk. limp Mijkit• heat thlwaid. commission agents. Hailel Wheeler and. Thomas A 'dam, Sheffield. Yolichires. Leaden porter merchants. Jams* MAN and William Mills, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, iron -founders. WiWam Lort and Will Bragg Pliat , Illirmingiaas, Wwwisbdtire, steel item and surgical Instrument makers- S. Hamenowl and W.-E,ilmonatinds Little' Warner -street, ClerkenweU, dru gg i st , and le Baker's-row, Cierkenceell, tea desires. Messrs. Stoics and herries, Bach-great, Whitechapsl, angw refigure. William Hilaire* William Vern, Thomas Tarty, D. Varcy, and Richard Walsh, Ferry-bank, Water ford, Ireland, prevision merchants. Taunus Meares and Jabs Dyer, Lids East Cheap, ironmongers. William &Mt a 94 1-4 dint, Leadenkam and Fulbeck, Lincolnshire, farmers. Juan , Lingua sod Jacob HaU Langan, Nelson, Cornwall. isorsomegers, currier's, anti saddlers. Samuel I‘laiia sad Edw. g+kkot PC""as Lancashire, cairn manufactprers. Robert Short and Geo. Sport, Now Sarum, grocers. D. lielingswerti awl Thomas Hokin: worthe Enfield. buidaers. Henry Alexander sad "Wien JliYiagigo, &lard, Lancashire, common brewers. Peter Morrison (deceased), Laws. Illemisee, and Mary M•11110i1, Kt4o. and Leedom, currier. and leAthier facleo. H. P. Bert, and W. Taste Grent Chetsrill 31i11, near Devises. Wiltshire, edge-tool-makers end smiths. FRENCU PAPERS. DION twig GAZ 'Trig DR 111 A NCI, DATED DOT. 196 PARIS, Nov. ii The letters from Constantinople. by way of Odessa, are of the 2U of October. Thu capital Was per fectly erancreil. The King having learnt that his Catholic Majesty in tended to go to Barcelona, and knowing that be had at his disposal a considerable corps of Spanish troops, thought that be 'sight wish to appeget,in.that capital surrounded only by his own subjects. The Viscount de St. Priest has theiwioretbeea emus rnissiossel to propane to him in the. gang's nAina to, withdraw horn Barcelona the French division which, occupied it. His Catholic Majesty having accepted Ws offer, the division has received orders to return tnPrance.. A WORD UPON TWO PREJUDICIS RILATIVR TO TUE TURKS. "Ifiretivithstandisig the boasted -word of honour of toe . Miuralinen," says the English Admiral in his dispatelt,,i " Ibrahim Pacha unworthily' *violated his word." Who, then. has 1. much triaged the good faith midi uprightness of the followers of Mabomer, unless ii the philosophers of the last century, after, the example of their patriach Voltaire? It is e•pecialfy in his pre tended general history called i.ssai :my lea 37:eurs, that he has neglected no opportunity to represent the Mos stamen as conscientious observers of their oaths. and ths oilettag • s. on the contrary as perfidiously dive r garding the most solemn treaties. Fnithtul to his plan of everywhere showing the disciples oldie K +ran as so• petior to those of the Gospel, it is seldow that he dra%vs, The picture of.a chief of the Stracens,/doors, or Tutpkft, .without betraying the secret wish thst-the tea4nf any Apply to him the famous lines of.his H Genereuz, bienfaisant„ juste. plrin sle venue, " Sll etak ne Cheesiest, Ire atria if tiepins," -And in onr-ditys have. not certain officious defeadetsa the legitimacy, of the Turkish dominion in Greege Balled uponus a.hundredtimes to see a new O osmane. and almost i French chevalier in Ibrahim ? the. incendiary, the devastator of the Morea, the trafficker, in salted head, the murderer of women and children, The oath-breaker—in :holt, who has • jtitt broken the, 4 faitb which he pledged in the face of Heaven. The second prejudice which we wish tr) point nut here, is that which tends, to represent Tui key as the e mast ancient ally of Prance. It would be time to leave, 'this popular belief to the use of those whine politics, consist of commonplace sayings. On. what foundation is it built? Francis I. closely pressed, op all sidesby the united forces of Henry VIII, and Charles V. conceived! the plan' of making a powerful diversion by engaging, Soliman 11. in this great quarrel. The Ottoman Ad- miral, the famous Barbarossa, immediately joined his , gallies with the French fleet, from Which be soots saps rated to 4)16811it atrocious.excessas on the coast of Itq It is,aPpareptly froakthis epoch that we are to date the alliance of the Crescent and the Fleur de Lis, which is so dear to our coffeehouse politicians. But where can, .they show us any vestiges of it? Nothing, on the con trary, is acre easy than to place examples before their, eye% which meoatestibly Emote that our Cap never thought themselves bound, by any engagements Kali. or public,to the Ottoman Porte. Louis XIV. the natural enemy of Austria, and even accused of favrwring . the malconteati of Hingat 7, as soon as be Weis that: the king*. is threatened by the , Iltlitks* deal. igllissitase topifilisse- the. bawds. 06141.11 lailies..wh - ti n. making a gross kiss of 1,600 i. within six weeks . ; it cb4 not a pperr, hpwaver, this be had tsiest to hemect his psopersp„.eisbree.by application to the polaco..oir by ad vet ti ,emene. Shot tip afser . ehe sacoad t list be embarked for{asitserica with 1501. with the view of obtaiaring a iiwitioo,bet - after staying fortnight he resettled bat# pain, as he ionkt not get hny perscel to :tire him as," Jobber. Whgt*bigniehafk heivisisiina}hhia ,1001. sad the polite obtained the gibes 1101 is asap sequ nce of a search wasvaht. When he Wee balk la Liver prol,-he was taken lute cestar send lsiiinittvd the commissioners under his father's harthap . tci, committed to prison, and afterwards iletaitied for a debt. He said ha did not tell'the American cattle . de3lers how cleverly be had pitted with his money in England.--‘ Notwithstanding he was often cautioned bt Mr. Caw wood, the insolvent persisted that the story he now toad about 'the 16001. wis_ true, and he would kto it, Mr. Cunwoon —Were they lailite of character? (A laugh.) lnsolmat 7 ,lfet. of charactcx,, hot not, very good ones 'should think, for I suspect that they robbed me of My money(Lavgltter To further questions pot by the Opporikqt Counsel, the insolvent stated, among other things; that h r. lest.bis utiginal account book ,on hu enyage.to dstesmicr ; • here were no ladies on board to,r oh him, bqt he suppos:d he dropped it iato the sea---(A laugh). Mr. Cuasvoon then put in iidepoitinn signedby the l in.otveot, and the evidence be gave beim* his la harts -- I "msess, wire a Mr. Heiresivaqected to esti- being revived, "aim the commission tr. bankruptcy was pruduced. Mr. Cuesurpn said, that. he .wanted to prove that,the n'solvent had given a different account in eno,ber place, to that lie had given to-day, for he had sw in that he did not know what became of the money; he would, ver.send to sae whether the comnsission.was in town. • The cutev.Cossometostep appealml,so the Leveled Osntlem;n's experience, and asked !ditcher the Lord ief Justice of the King's Bent% wools, at the close Ma case, stop the trial to allow witnesses to be sought for to prevent a nonsuit ? He (the Chief Commissioner) soulamot allow the deposition to.be.put in as evidence. eecause the insolvent must mot be pestuitted to convict pi elf of perjury. Mr. Cottwoon then addressed the Court, and argued, that it was preposterous to imagine for a moment that" she statement made by the in.olvint was true. Was it fridge the scale of probability, it the young man had lost 9001.-by his imprudent, associations in the month of April, that within six week he should again yield As the persuasions of equ ally , ileious compaiy with so . iitach property in hit xiismessinn? 'The Learned ouncel considered it a mote j iggle.'to Ailfrued his tether's creditors. I ,: To a qpestion,by Mx. *Ark the.inplvent said weekly esfendititieh.tei been from %GOO& to 3,0 for several years ptst, an 3 he cftin ,had 5,0001. in bisposse.sion. hl r. HsArs, for the insolvent, submitted that as his client had sworn (Goo kw, how, truly) that he bad j lost the money in the manner described, the Court were bound to rec ive his oath. 11-su ever impr , beble such loves might appear, his LeaVe end (Mr. Curwood) had not attempted to argue agsininlie possibility. ' The Cetter.Cossetssionea said, that the iasolvamtle rtatemeut wowl4,lw . recorded aga nit him; and it hp had sworn falsely, be would be, in a perilous situation. The prisoner was then ordered cis be diseharvd; after a suitable admonition. novansta 20. Joks..3lar.h, * young man, formarly a stndlot is Medicine. at Cletve. near Cheltenham. was oppose* by M. POLLOCC, for W. Raniings, Esq. the plaintiff in an action against the insolvent. for Crim. Con.--Tbn in solvent suffered judgment to go by default, and a ter. ilia for 7001. Damages was returned against him. The costs in the action amotinted to $61.. Mr. Cooge, who appeared for the insolvent. saij, that the season he did not offer Any defence vas, tkos he relied upon the promise of Mr. Rawlings &Akan!, Mr. Reed, of Cheltenham—that if he offered no • de. • -fence, the damages would only be nominal. 11:e Calle COMIIIIIIIIOM Int said, that the alleged cos. venation with Mr. Reed could not.be used in ex i idencf. Mr. Reed should have bse,n called to.prove whether or not such conversation took plicn.willt.tbaprisit) of by The authority of Mr. Rawlings.. . 4 : ' • Mr. Comes said, that the iiiiiliasi .had been pr.• vented atom making any defence', it smisegnencm of the aeaue haring been laid in a distant county, and, the promise that had been held out to him. by the pliintiff's attorney. If the else had been trjed before a Jury of the Court of King's Bench, instead of excessive de. images, a farthing wouldhaye been the utmust he would shave obtained. • PA Cam, Co,tactsgenstpw said, that he thogght. it his tint, tq or4gr . O K insolvent to be impilsoned,twelvx i. nsouths within the walls of the prison. 4 In the . case ar Sr Thomas S. Champneys, but. It s h:F ik :am stool illogic' amended alSdayii had , 'and AIN BOlNftipoo dierafelcoldamidObt • - ~,,., a- No, a Ix Smol t , o;.; It .ti..N, i itt: ~ , o e 4ailars, *lt to -- - . _ - _