Star.
London, England, 1830-01-23 00:00:00

FIFTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS

Of the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage, at 4 per cent.
per annum, for Five Years, at the option of the Purchaser.
Particulars may be had of Mr. Ralph Young, Siltwick
011. e !Loony, who will show the Estate; of Meters. Bain-
-I,:idge and Tapprnden, Solicitor., Pilgrim-street ; at the Queen's
(lead; Turk's (lead and 'furl Hotels, and Mr. William
lurnsr. at Mem.. Brown's Office, on the Quay, Newcastle on
tyue; White Swan, Alnwick ; Mr. Bailey, Gallewhill,• and BA,.
B:lford ; King's Arms, Berwick& on Tweed ; of Mr. Brunsonell.
''elicitor, and 'fuck'. Head, Sforpgth Usth, Carlisle; Waterloo:,
llntdDurham ; Angel, Ferrybridge ; Hotel., Liverpool; and
lloschester ; lien and Chickens. Birmingham ; Messrs. Y. and
P. Stolle, Land Surveyor., and Bush Inn, Bristol • of Charl4 '
bent
Morgan, Es+y. Solicitor, No. a 9, Upper Bedford-placesd
Rassell-equare ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Roam,
argrat-.treat, when a Plan of the Estate may be sets. .4
. . . at. ;ad L.,

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 22.

KEW. J•s.YO, 1830.

The appointment of John Frost, RN. Surgeon in Ordinary to
his Royal Highness, the Duke of Cumberland, inserted In the Ga-
ulle of the 15th December last, has not taken place.
Commissions in the Central Glarnorganshire Squadron of
Yeomanry Cavalry.
Charles Morgan Raq. to be Captain Commandant, vice Nichol],
resigned; John Lloyd Vaughan Watkins, Gent. to be Lieute-
nant, vice 51organ, promoted; Richard Frankleo, Gent. to be
Cornet, vice Watkins, promoted; John Diliwyn, Gent, to be
ditto.
DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.

James Jenner, Lindfield, Sussex, wine merchant.
Richard Day, Waterloo-wharf', Villiers-street, Strand, coal-

merchant.

Joseph Jackson, March, Isle of Rly, brickmaker.
Thomas Flutter, Regent-street, linendraper.
BANKRUPTS.
George Hatchings Cane, Narrow-street, Limehouse, victoaller,
to surrender Jan. g 9, Feb. 5, at three, and March 5, at two, at
the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys. 'Alessrs. Matson and

fiee:Church-row' Newington.
Marmaduke Wake. High.street, Wapping, eucboeunkh, Fels. 9, at
nine, 12, at eleven, and March 5, at nine, at the Court of Com-
' mlssioners. Attorney, Mr. T. Brown, Mitre Clambers, Fen.
cburel-street.
Joie Hams, Edward-street, Stepney. currier, Jan. 29, Feb. 5, at
am, and March 5, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners.
Attorney, Mr. Sandom, Dunster-court, Mincing-lane.
Emmanuel Newcomb, Brentwood. Essex, corn chandler, Jan. 29,
at eleven. Feb. 9, and March 5, at ten, at the Court of Com-
missioners. Attorney, Messrs. Holtaway and Ling, Tooke's-
court, Chaacerriarse.
Edward John Braahkr, Chancery-lane, bontmaker, Jan. 29, se
eleven, Feb. 5, and March 5, at ten, at the Court of Commis-
sioners. Attorney. Mr. Swan, Bell-yard, Ductors'-commons.
Richard Morris. Regent-street, Piccadilly, aectioneer, Jan. VI, at
one, Feb. 5, and March 5, at eleven, at the Court of Commis-
sioners. Attorney, Mr. Burton, Queen-square. Bloomsbury.
James Potter, Maidatene, grocer, Jaa. 29, Yeb. 5, et twelve, and
March 5, as ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr.
Dod, Nsrthumberland-street, :grand.
John Brett, jam Lutoo. Bedlord•hire, dealer. Jan. 29, at one, Fob.
5, and March 5, at twelve, at the Court of Coinsolmitmers. At•
torneys, Messrs. Williamson and Austin, 1.14011 Bedfordshire;
And Mers Taylor. Featherstone-boddinp, Harbors.
John Brett. sen. Luton Bedfordshire, dealer. Jam." et ewe, Feb.
5, and March 5, at twelve, at the Court of Cesemissiesere. At-
torneys, Messrs. widiamson and Austin. Ligon, Bedfordshire;
and Messrs. Taylor, Featherstone-buildings. Hatboro. .
William Neale and Rlltud. Hale, Too/ay-street, Southmark. dreg-
gists. Jan. 29. at one, Feb. 1, and Mardi 5, at twalee. glib*
Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Sherwood Sod SOM
Dean-street. Southwark. •
William Luckett. Blottliam, Oxfordshire, deals+ In cattle. Feb. i,
and March S. at eleven, st the'itid Lion Sin, Banbury, Or ilea '
shire. Attorney, Mr. Aplin limitary.
if3sorge Wasson, lane find, St;ff.ardshire, nismsfactorm of eershess.'
ea
j ware' Feb. , 13, at two. and 3larch 1, at See, at the
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Han*. Attorneys, Meters: Mit MA'
it eldge.Bartlestieltillillsigs,. Holionir; aid Mr.' Weill; ;
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deals-re,' Feb. 4,,-I,' and Marei-5,. ot. . 0 t
Fte•tob. Attoroeys,'ldesers: NordeVElhreinint
Mrres, iltalfardartive : and Mr: Welke); livessesi.. '-' • P ' •

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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. Smith and H. Tregear, &aids's-buildings, City-road,g t I
dealers—J. Davidson and A. Hood, Liverpool commission mer-
chantsK. Howie and .1. Bard. Liverpool, commission merchants
—J. A. Capron and J. Finlay. Illshvpsgate-street, leather sellers.—
Q.Redirnayni and T. Redmayne, New Bood;street, silk mercers—
W. Ringrose and Co. Kiogstoo-upon-Hell, merchants, as tar alre-
garde W. North—S. Wakefield and R. Marley, jun. Nottingham,
lace manufacturers—W. Welsh and W. Lambert, West Retford,
Nottinghamshire, cornfactors—J. Dalton and J.Robinson, Regent-
area, silk mercers—J. W. Lubbock and C. Buissun, jun.—
.1. Ade and D. Ade, Lewes. Kent. harness manufacturers—T.
Spencer and Co. Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, 'addles—E.
Barton And S. E. Barton, Great Tower street, wine merchants—
A. Thomas and J. Kirk, Manchester. timber merchants—J. Rams.
bottom and J: Greenwood. ManeMster. coach primer:Was—J.
Small' and Co. as far as regards J. Small—W. Prosser and T.
Rabin, Leonard-street, St. Luke's, linendrapers—J. Silver and
J. Silver, Hatton-grades, siluesnikba—J. Connie and . E.
Vltias' Finch-lape, hair dressers--T. Sewer and J. Hall, Airier-
sairibury, silk throwstets—W. WilMaass and J. Parker, Northansp-
too, leather sollers—T. Dutton sad J. Smith. Liverpool, dyors—
W. Kirkman sad T. Whitehead.. Liverpool, marble masons—S.
Dusan and Co. Wakefield, woolstaplers—J. Haeworth and J.
Galley; Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen drapers—H. Wheeler and F.
Bandon, New City Chambers, Bielsupsgate-street—J. A. Whit-
t:oMb* and Cs Griffith, Gleacester,attenays at law—.R. Moore and
D..Murley, Newark-upoa.Tftnt, grocer—W. J and T. Bell,
Liierpool. smiths—D. Jones and H. Walkinshaat Birmingham,
enntaters.-.1. W. Richards and J. Jou* Illritgalhauks seWhc
lust-house manufacturers.
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN,
(WHICH 00111111111 S IMPOITATION)
Fer the Week ended Jan. Id, made up from the Returns of the
Inspectors In the different Cities and Towns in Roglausd and Wales.

The ume Petition to be presented to the Moose of Lords.
Upon this some discussion took place, when Mr. Wit,Ls of Hunt-
ingdon rose amidst the loud plaudits of the Meeting. He sup-
ported the Petition as far as It went; but as there were many Is
mess present, he would do as they did when their ;beep had th.
Sy. They (the farmers) gave them a dressing ; and if tbarditi nut
do, they gave them a double dressing. bat was the 4;uttattu
meant to pursue' to-day. It was the tales, but uparirw
people by those who did nut represent these ;• is. was a stand
ing army—the countless host of placemen and ;it ntioners—
that caused the distren. There was no tieeensity for a stint!
lag army. They came here to see the cause of the di.
tress; and on looking at a document be held in his hand, L
found that in the parish of Huddersfield there were 13,226 indiv:
dtiaLi subslstiug upon twopence half.farthing per day, on an averse.. .
and in Hanley there were 1,821 ; and Cuatberworth and Shelley
174—total, 1,995 person., making, by working 16 hours, ter..
pence half-farthing. In Dalton, there were 829; Ainionday ath!
, Clayton, 2,191 ;. and Sholsnantborpe, 1.244--total. 4,327 person.
more • lucky, se they are able 'to rant an additiemal SW- farthing
and thus Insulate upon two pence and a whole farthing ; Colut r •
Trench's salary and pay, .29,00t5, which is about ES 101. a day, ..
equal to what is daily earned by nearly 600 poor labourer, of laud
dersfield, said sends supperiess to bed every night 500 Wasn't
lishmea (hear ! and great uproar).
The Him fissure MK! the Learned Gent. to order.