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London, England, 1824-04-21 00:00:00

EitENCII PAPERS.

(Prom the MaptUcur of Sunday, April 18.)
'rise Official Part contains an4.)r,diriance
.to Fieneh subjects wearing Foreign Orders
-without due permission, .the preamble, quoting:
Vie.laws-forbidding'thrise :practices, states that
resoling that the penalties shall be 4
%is Majesty,
teenceforward Strictly enforced, his Majesty con-
aequently ordains as follows :
An. 1. All Decorations or Orders, whatever may be their
alescroination or form, which should not have been conferred
..by us or by Foreign Sovereigns, are declared to be illegally
aril abusively obtained; and those who wearthem are enjoined
immediately to lay them aside.
2. Evary_Prenchman, who-, having obtained Foragn Or-
tem, and shall not have.receiyed from us .pettnisgion to accept
ir Near thitia, conformably to our Ordinance of 26th of March,
.1/116; shall likewise be bound to lay .their aside, without de-
triment to his right to apply (if there be occasion) to the Grand
-Chancellor of our Royal .Legion of Honour,.accOiding to out
said Ordinance, to-Mitairk our
,permissio9.
Our Attorney-flereral. shall prosecute, according tattle
.tiorsor of the laws, all those who, notwithanAnding the preient
Vltti:nance; continue to wear Foreign Orders without our per-
/x.ll*am%; or any other Orders whatetier, without our having con-
tarred them upon them.

"4. ()or Ministers, the Secretaries of State, and our, Grand
Chancellor of thd_Royal Legiou of Honour, are charged with
the execution of-the present Ordinance:
" Given at Paris, iu our Palace lif the Tuileries April 46 ~ ,
ItP24, and the 29th year of our reign,. - . " - •
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" By the King.
- ' " The President of the Council of Ministers,
" TIL DE VILLELE."
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4♦ LOUIS.

From Of. LONDON GAZETTE, Jpril2o.

Lord Chamberlain's Qffics, March 23, 1824.
Notice is hereby given„that in consequence of St. george's
Day this year being in Easter Week, the KING will hold a
Drawing Room at St. James's Palace,. on Tlittrsday, the 29th
of Apt i,l pest,. at two o'clock, to celebrate tis 31.4.7 E sy
'Birth day.

N. 8.. The Knights of the several• Ordßwill wear their

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Carlton House, Mareloin.
'lie King was this clay pleased to confer the honour of Knight-
hood on Charles Wetheicli, Esq. his 11l aj etity'a Solicitor-tieneral.
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Foreign-Office, April 20. •
The King. has been pleased to appnint John- flinme Purvis,
Esq. to'be hai Majesty s Consul for the States of East and West
Florida ; to reside at Pensacola.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
C. Elverston, Ilford, Essex, linen-draper;:from.April 24 to
June 12, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.- -.
1- Preen, jun. Worcester, silk-mercer. : • •
BANKRUPTS.
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• S.- Coulson, Palsgrave, Yorkshire, horse-dealer, to suffen-
render May_3, 4, and June 1, at eleven, at the Dog And Duck
Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Rosser and
Son, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, London ; and -Mr. Sand-
with, Hull.

T. Willcocks, Bath, cabinet-maker, May 5,6, and June 1,
at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Bath. Attornies Mr.
Makinson, Middle Temple,'London ; and . Mr. Beings,
Bath.

C. T. Lewis{Ebley, Gloucestershire, grocer, April r 2; May
6, and June 1, at one, at the Bush Tavern, .Bristol.
nies, Messrs. Williams and White, Lincoln's Inn °ld-build-
ings, London ; and Mr. F. Short, Bristol.
W. Crass, Cr Liv viol currier, -May 24, at four, 2.5, and
June I, at ten, at. the Castle Inn, Preston. :tAttOrnies, . Mr.
Southard, Pieston; and Messra. urd.and.. „Johns°. n ,
Bench-walk, Temple, LondOn.
...J. Austin, Devonport, Devonshire, lu-fen-draper, May 4, at
five, 5, and June-I .1
, at eleven, at reskley's
port. • Attornies,
51, ch-oreh, Great James-striet,.-ißedford-
raw, London; and Mr.43.-Tink, Devonport. .
. Burrell, Thames- I.tuie, Wakefield., Yorkshire. mer-
chatit, .11lay 1,4, and June 4, at ,!even, at the Coutt
NV ttltefieltl. Attornies, -Vlessrs.Tolgambe and Dixon, Wake-
field.
Gilpin, 14 est ary, 11AI:same, surgeon, M 4 5,41, and
June'-1, at eleven, it the CaNtle and Ball Inn, Bath..,—Attor-
.nick.;,=Aieiisis. Egan and Waterman, Essex-street;.' ;
and Mr. W. S. Ed Wards, Trowhridge, IYilty,. •
l'arkeS, 11(411 /nail; DUilley, Worcestershire, fliont..glass_
April. 23, at five,
.24, and Jur* 1,-at eleven, at
the Jerningh',ltri mrs Inn,. Sllnal, Shropshire. Attorney,
;11r.0. Mott, Essex-street, Strand, Loudon. . • .

CERTIFICATES, MAY 11.
• Wo'rsley, Plymouth, dealer—NV. Kery.laice, Exeter, tin-
plate•-worker—M. Waistell, Conduit-street, Bond-street, mil-
liner.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED..
J. Murdock and P. Brown, Nottingham, tea-dealers-_J.
Barrow and W. Mowbray, Fast-street, Manchester-square, Lon-
don, nnths-- Sanherden, Woodneshorough, and W. Clark,
Northborn&, Kent,- millers—C. Chapman and J. Wilford.
Grace Church-street, London, boot-makers—J. Keen and Co.
London, indigo blue makers---L. Phillipt, jun.
and J. L. Phillips,.itielksham, Wiltshire, clothiers—T. Rich-
ardson and Co. Derby, bookbinders—.L Kirby and I. Davison.,
Bridlington, East Riding, Yorkshire; millers-44. Mills, Stam-
ford, and It'. Johnson, Spalding, LinColnshire, Wharfingers
—'l'. and W. Lancaster, Bristol, brokers—J. Atkinson and J.
Cramp, Corn Exnhange, London,; general agents--G. M`Dc-
rit and H. Blenkinsop, Cannon-street, linen.draperi.