Star.
London, England, 1808-07-18 00:00:00

WHITEHALL, JULY 16.

The King has b: en pkased'iti. order a Conge WM, to pass
the (..retit ,e.ll,empow,rbig the Dean and Chapter tO• the Caine-
tl Church of itereforti, to elt•ct a Fishop of that See,the same
being v.,id by the translation of the Right Reverend father iu
God Pullet Herbert \VAL, r Cornwall, lute bishop thereof, to the
to of V:orce,ter ; and hie ri Ll' sty has alio been pleased to re-
torune nd the Right Row: lid Father in God John Luxonore.
IYaloi) rf t:istol, to be by them eb:cted Bishop of the said See of
!leo t
't he Xi I has been phased to nominee, present, and appnirt
Doef,,r "ndrew ;rant to he lire Mi lister of the Ca.Apon.
gat,_ Cl.tit eh, is ;he Pre.byery and County of F:dinborgh, void by
the ch.atb of Itlr. Rob, rt H ;.!!•.er.

IRO/PIVAL STATta , • •
Adam Neale, M.D. coo-
arner Wriglac M.D. to be Planarian io the tortes.
,age/et-Win. Henry Lye, from the 51st Foot, to Ye surgeon to
• the Florets.
Royal Maria Fencibles-Ensign James Tobin to be Lkutenant.
vice Oliver decease(..
---.Oliver, Gent. to be Emily% vice Tohin.
at Eno ItAnntast.
Lieutenant George Marnamaria, of the 61st Foot, who was super.
s•altai in the Gazette or the Sietn May last, is reinstated in his
rank-
Lieutenant 0. H. Clements, of the 60th Foot,ls superseded, brig
absent without leave.
Ensign Charles Cameron. of the Canadian Fencibles, is super's.-
ded, Laing absent. without leave.
'l'he app um'nt of George Sparrow, Gent. to be Ensign in the
R0}..1 /African Corps, as stated in the Gazette et* the 18th ult.
has not taken place.
ORBS ASCE-OFFICE, JULY 12, 1838.
Royal Regiment of Artillery. .
Colonel F.dward 1 age to be Colonel Cornmandant,vicellorthwlck,
deceased. Dat.l June 28, 11308.
Lieutenant-Colonel John Harding, to be Colonel, vice Fage.
Major George B. Fisher to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Harding.
Brevet-Major Charles Godfrey to be Major, vice Fisher.
Second Captain Thomas Masson to be Captain, vice Godfrey.
First Lieutenant Charles Maitland to be Second Cakude, vice
Masson.
Second Lieutenant Wm. L. Robe to be Pint Lieutenant, vice
Alaidand.-Ail dated as above.
To be Second Lieutenants.
Gentleman Cadet Wentworth Cavenagh, vice Robettpon, promo-
ted. Dated July 6, 1808.
Gentleman Cadet George Charleton, vice Collins, promoted.
Gentleman Cadet Richard Kendall, vice Lock, promoted.
Gentleman Cadet Henry R. Wright, vice Mania, prosnoted,
Gentleman Cadet James Richardson, vice Smith, promoted.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Inver.
ness-shire.
perces Company of the Lovat Battalion of Inver-
ness-shire Volunteer infantry.
L Reiterant L. Fraser to be Captain, vice J. Fraser, resigned.
Ensign Wm. Clark to be Lieutenant, vice 1.. Fraser,prornoted.
Alexander Fraser, Gent. to be Ensign, vice W. Clark, promoted.
Dated June 26, 180 e.
Commissions in the Custom House Volunteers, signed
by his Majesty's Commissioners of Lieutenancy for
the City of London.
To be Ensigns-Alexander Grant. Gent. vice Adams, resigned.
Dated October 14, 1807.
Samuel B. ent. vice ' Rider, resigned.
Henry E. Bicknell, Harrison,Z:vent. vice Crouch, resigned.
Dated July 8,1808.
Commissions in the Royal West London Regiment
of Militia, signed by his Majesty's Commissioners
of Lieutenancy for the said city.
Fnsign Edward Wolistoneeraft to be Lieutenant, vise Maunder,
resigned. Dated July 5, 1808.
Joseph baron Symes, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wollstonecreft,
promoted, Dated July t 3, 1808.
- Commissions in the Dorsetshire Yeomanry Cavalry,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
Thomas Pitfield, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice A. M. Mills, re.
signed. Pitted June 28, 1808.
Henry Willett, Esq. to be ditto, vice C. B. Wollaston, resigned.
Dated June 29, 1808.
Commissions in the Shropshire Militia, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant. •
William lg. Whitmore,-Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Ly-
ster, rani ned.
Richard Day, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Sparkes, promoted.
Richard Goldston Wollaston, Gent. to be Ensign.
Dated July 4, 1808.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County cf Ayr.-Ist Regiment of Ayrshire Vo-
lunteer Infantry.
Anclr-w r • r:P,It. to be Ensign, vice Hume, appointed
Cadet in the Horton a 'e the Zest India Company's service.
Dated June $ , 808.
John Dick, Gent. I e vies. Aitkin promoted. Dated
June 29, LEM
2d batLanott of the 2d Regimiat of Ayrshire Volun-
tier lid:m.l7.
John Allan, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Weir, resigned. Dated
June 20, 1808.
4th Battalion of the 2d Regiment of Ayrshire Volun-
teer Infantry.
Major WilUain Cunningham to, he Lieutenant-Colonel, (retak-
ing his Company) vice John Cunningham resigned.
Ensign John harbour to be Lieatenant, vice Deans, resigned.
Dated June 28,1608.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Derby.-South High Peak Battalion of
Volunteer Infantry.
William Birititt, Esq. to be Captain, vice Simper., resigned.
George Holmes, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
John Barker, Gyre to be Ensign. Dated July 8,1985.
PAR'T'NERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
William Buck, Ennuis Singleton, and Joseph Cotten, of Lon-
don, and Coventry, silkmen, December 24. 1808.-Alexander
Goodman, Robert Gainsford, and George Fairbairn, of Sheffield,
silver-platers, June 25,1808.-kb Morton, and Samuel Morton,
of Manchester, calenderers, July 5, 1808.-Mackenzie, Gillespie,
Parker, and Co. London, and Parkerf Gerrard, Ogilvy, and Co.
John Mare and George Gidespie and Co. in America, merchants,
March 10, and May 1, 1807.-Edward Mayne, William Brown,
and Archibald Brown, of Lisixin, Portugal, merchants, April 20,
1808.-David Smith, and Henry Settee, of London, Solicitors,
July 13,1808.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
July 26. John Harkness., of Addle.street, Wood-street, London,
merchant, at one at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SeTPF.RSEDED.
Robert Harkins Kendall, of Little Carter-lane, Doctors' Coal.
moos, London, sugar-refiner.
BANKRUPTS.
William Hobson, of Stockport, Cheshire, grocer, tallow-chandler,
dealer and chapmane to surrender July 21, August 8, and 27,
at five, at the Crown and Anchor Inn, Stockport. Anoraks,
Messrs. Edmunds, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's-Inn,
London • or Mr. Baddeley, Stockport.
Samuel Sanders, of Abchurch-lane, London, vintner, dealer and
Outman, July 26, August 2, and 27, at ten, at Guildhall.-
Attorney, Mr. Druce, Billiter-square, Fenchurch-street.
John* Coghian, of Liverpool, victualler, dealer and chapman,
August 10, at five, August it, and 27, at eleven, at the Globe
Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Pennington, Liverpool; or
Mr. Windle, John-street, Bedford-row, London.
Thomas Calvert, of Lancaster, grocer, flour dealer, dealer and
chapman, August 10, at five, August 11, and 27, at eleveo, at
the Commercial Inn, Lancaster. Anomie., Mr. Philip Hard.
Temple, London ; or Mr. Clark, Lancaster.
Richard Swallow, of Attercliffe Forge, parish of Sheffield, York-
shire, ironmaster, dealer and chap:nen, July 21, at three, July
22, and Augiiq 27, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield.-
Attornies, Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New Inn, London ; or
Mr. Charles Brookfield, Sheffield.
Daniel Bloom, of Trovi se Milgate, Norwich, merchant, dealer
and chapnian, July 23, at one, July 26, at two and August 27,
at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Barber and
.Cranch, Old Broad-street, London.
William White, Fate of Blackfriars Read, parish of Christchurch,
and of Gravel lane, Southwark, Surrey, white lead manufactu-
rer, oil crusher, dealer and chapman, July 19, August 2, and
27, at ten, at Guild‘lt. Atm:ides, Messrs. Synill. Stevens,
and Maples, Old Jewry, London.
Joseph Gate, of Fleet-street, London, pastry-cook, dealer and
climintan, July 26, August 4i at one, and August 27, at ten, at
Attoriles, Meseta. Matthews and Randall, No. 10,
Castle-street, Holborn.
Allen Cawley, late of Milton, Derbyshire, grocer, dealer and
chaptuan, August S, 4, at tw.Ave, and August 27„ at foe, at the
White Linn Inn, Stockport. Anomie*, Mr. Huxley, Pump-
court, Temple, London; or Mr. Ditas, Stockport.
DIVIDENDS.

July 15. John Farrintton' of Bickerton, Cheshire, cheeve-factor,
at eleven, at the liteatbers Inn, Chester.
July 15. John Gaskill, of Nottingham, broker, at tea, at the
Biaokateoes Head, Notdagbasa.

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ly 16. Saitml SS felMit payryr, Stathatn. Herr- Gaqsten„
•of Nottingham, -hostess, at ten, at the Braciontiar's Honk;
Nottingham. •
Jr 6. 4ohn Rutlhall and `Vm. Enhsedi, of Birniingham,
drapers, a- twelve, at the Shakespoir Tavern, New...street,
mingliam.
194 19. John Bowden, of Glossop, Derbyshire, tattr.apioner,
at two, at the Royal Oak inn, Manchester.
luly 15. Jacob Lewis and Silvester Cohn, of Liverpool, and Mau-
rice De longh ,of Manchester, merchants, at two, at the Bridges
water Arms, Manchester .
July 15. Wm. Dowbiggin, of Lancaster, merchant, at eleven, at
the King's Arms; Lancas-.er. -
July 19. James Wrigley, of Pitt-street, Mackfriars-roaa, Surrey,
hat-manufacturer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
July 16. Job- *--oo'd, late of Manchester, cotton-spinner, at four,
at the Bridgeirater Arms, Manchester.
July 19. Wm. Markham, of Cottingham, Yorkshire, merchant,
at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-HulL
July 19. 'Ehomas Towers, lite of Blackburn, Lancashire, iron-
monger, at twelve, at the Red. Lion Inn, Preston, Lancashire.
July 19. lames Dow, of Bush-lane, Lannon-street, .ondon, mer-
chant;at ten, at Guildhall.
July 16. Joseph Prior, of Princes-street, Spitalfields, Middlesex,.
dryulter, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Jul 16. George Lambert, of Holborn, Middlesex, victualler, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
July 13. William Hancock, of Sheffield, roca, at eleven, al the,
Hotel inn, Sheffield.
July 16. John Hndron the younger, of Coleman-street, Lon.'
. deo, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July 16. John Cunningham, of Epsom, Surrey, shopkeeper, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
July M. John Lodge, now or late of London, carpenter, at ten,
at Guildhall.

DIED. -
On the 14th instant, at his works at Bradley, in the county
of Staffiwd, John Wilkinson, Esq. the great Iron Master, at the
advanced age of eighty. He was a man endued with a great ,
nmid, awl combined happily with it much enterprize and energy.
He was a great promoter of public inaproveenents, friendly to ,
agriculture and canals, and as an Iron Master bad few equals ;
which by his inventions, spirit of enterprise, he was decideely
the first to bring that great branch of our national wealth sae
prosperity to its present great state of perfection. Though he
had lived to see in his time the iron trade rising into a great s
of importance, he still thought it in its infancy, and capable of
much imnrovement.—The loss of such a character, so extensively
connect, • .vith the labourii g classes of this country, cannot b.t
be sincerely felt; but ever friendly to objects of national im-
provements, be has left directions to his executors, as an im-.
portant It gacy to the community, to carry on his numerous works
on their extensive scale.—Though frugal in his manners and ha-
bits, he was not sparing in expensive experiments for the advaoce-
ment of hi-; favourite object, the iron trade, in which he had ac-
quired what he justly merited, a yen: ample fortune. lie has
directed his baily to be buried in an 190.1 coffin, at his seat at
Castlehead„ ir. Lancashire, where he bad created a considerable
increase to his property by reclaiming a large part of moss land,
noaich has been spoken et by ap•iculturists as among the first c:-
forts of the kind in this or any other eon is hoped that a
biographical sketch. Of this great man's soe will be shortly given
by those persons who were acquainted with his undertakings And
improvements that they may serve as an example tsi
worthy-of imitation. •

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V AUCTION.

KICSHTSBRTGE HOUMF, OPPIIIITE'THE FAPIf, ,
MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE, en* AND CiiihlNF
GLASSES, AND V ALUAlii.k. EFFECTS,
By Messrs. HOGGART and PtiILI.IPS, •
(Successors to Nit. SMITH).
On the baths s, .I.OMOII ROW, tho 19th 07 .11 aaa too. f.,•1
ing Days, at Twelve &Clocks,
THE Elegant and Modern Superh'FURNITIT!
of his Royal Highness the Duke of KC.NT, which
a superior style of taste and fashion; embracing 'every ar i:4
suitable for the Mansion or the. Cottage, The a;7artm'rts
throughout are in unison. The Dining-Parlour cuntai es. et: st.7*
18 capital matOpany Grecian Chairs, a set of Dining Tall. s
feet long, pedestal Sideboard and Vegetable ditto, 3 pair of Frv:•cti
drapery barre7coloured line Kersey WintPw Curtains, richlylK.F.
dered with velvet, 17 'feet high. The library, Drawivis-rooels„
Boudoirs, and Apartments en suite, contain brilliant Frtpcit
Pier and Chimney-(:lasses, 1(x inches by 60 indite, 1.10 by -v
three) 98 by 54, 61 by 43, 96 by 54,73 by 53,65 by 57 ;
57, 56 by 50, (two) 36 by 49, 50 by 39, and 58 by Al, with ott
of in! Tint dimensions; thirty Chairs us White and burnieie,!
wi rids blue silk damask cushion seats, Grecian Couches, Sulu 4
various designs, Foot and Music Stools and l'irt..-Screen,,, 14 }lit
of elegant blue and white silk Persian Window-Curtains 14 fes
lalh‘with burnished gold cornices, rose wood Card- 1.
Escristoires and Bureaus ; upwards of 20') yards of fine blase Silk
Persian ' • and inn yards of rich Morone Velvet Carpeting.
The Bed-Chan:lu rs, Dressing-Rooms, and adjoining Apart.
meats, are complete in their arrangement, and contain Cauca
Bedsteads, with Canopy Hangings.; prime Reds and 13,..4,g1
Ywenty-Aie Rose-wood Chairs, Lounging Chairs, Card
Chiffoniers, Couches, Sofas, Wardrobes and I;ttre:dis;
Yards of new Brussels Carpet, and upwards of 200 yard:0;1)1s
Cotton, (with which, tome of these Rooms are htllqt), with s ...a.
riety of Articles it: Oil Cloths, Wains‘nt • Fables, 8urea•15,04,44,
small Carpets, Mahogany Hall Chairs, and Sofa
noble Hall Lamps, Bronx,' with Patent Burners. The Servauti
Dormitories completely furnished with Bedsteads, Ft:mitt:reit,
and Bedding, and the Baseman Offices with every useful article.
a patent Meat Screen, and Flot Closets, strung t tak &c,
Stn.—The Furniture can only b::. by Cataloguts, 5v14.15
will ht ready for delivery six days prev.nus to the sale, at sever.
shillings each (to be returned to purchas.4s) to tie had of C. ane
Robinson, Esqrs. Stratton-str, et, Piccadilly ; and :if M. srs,
1•`r1 Phillips, No, :to, "11.1 Broad- Po, al ;-'s,harge,

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ELEGANT RESIT) ANJ .S,
pkIDQE-
TO BE PEP E:VIPTORMY
By Messrs. 110t;GART.and
(Stice,ssors to Mr. Ss, ; u),
Oa the Premises, TO-Sinitic., h: 19th of July, at 12 o'Clcn*,
A MODERN, unifonii, substantial Nl,lNtilo4,
-1-1- finished In the most ,one kie mann r, and in a sili,un,s
style of taste and elt ganee, stn.:Able for th I omediate
of a Family of distinction, the Residence dad Property of L. 4
Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, with Balconies, e immands
lag delightful prospects over Hyde Park, and the Surr-y
ilia s,
The Bedchambers, Dressing-rooms, W4rdrobes, and fatuds
Apartments, are spacious and airy ; the Drawing-room Infty,
about 40 feet by 26; two elegant Dining-rooms, ?slot-ides and
Music Rooms, and Boudoirs, richly r4shed in white and gold.
with beautiful Statuary Marble Chlinney pieces tc 01 the pc:psi,
pal apartments, and corresponding unique ornaments; attathp4
and detached Offices, of every description, in pet feet repair, )10i.
dowdy arranged, and well supplied with water; Standing fie
three Carriages, Stabling fur twelve Horses Servants' Aparts
mend, and private road to the same ; an er.-gant circular tirvats,
house about Ski feet by :10, Sloping Lawn in the front, and FLiwtri•
beds, dry gsavil-walks, and choice Shrubs, tastefully diipiiiedi
Rif :hen Garden fuly cropped and planted, extensive live
house, and numerous Fruit-trees. The Premises and Siminkier
contain together between two and three Acres, and offs a sty,
rior situation for a town and country residence, from their cos..
tiguity to the R 01,71 Palaces, and Houses of Lorsii and romnloll,l,
The Purchaser mai be accommodates: with early possession. ..
'Po he viewed silt days previous to the sale, and particulars thee
had of G. and I, Robinson, Erqrs. Stratton-street, am
of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 620 Old Broad-street, itoy4
Exc',ange,

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TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Successors to Mr. SAIIT4I)
A MOST VALUABLE ESTATE, held fog
1-1- three Young and Healthy Liver, wider the Archdeacon&(
Surrey; consisting of the Rectorial Manor of Farnham; with tit
Coulee, Quit Rents, and A neat substantial Parsonage H...ttst,
Gart'els, Offices and Glebe, spacious new Wilt Bu t 4
Farm Yard, Stabling, and other Out .htailditigt,, with the emluable
great Tythes of the extensive Parish of Farnham, ;tri Cron}
Hops, Corn, Hay, Ste. and extending over .7000 A(reb of riris
Land ; also a piece of freehold Land close to she Town ;SI Fan/
hatn, with a long Plan ge of Hop Kilns, rectintly erected auti baiiltpta
part of it, at a very considerable expence, replete with Not at eLothar,
Store R toms, and every other requkite, together with vario%
apparatus for collecting and dry'ng of Her,
A plan of the parish may be en at Mr. Scott's, Sotieitor, Ka:
;3, Upper Guildir.rd-street, Rn s 11-square, of whom furohor
particulars may be bad, and also • f Messrs. lioggart and
Ph;ljii s,
2, b. oad-strott-t, near the Royal 4 tcllange.

Ah6bl6. LEIGH And Co. Stitge in; ons, eunt t/41
attention to the trerminit °I certain Complaints, contr.F:4
In an uncuardeetiour, and C.v. whichis causwlby you'!':
ful habits. Nir. LEIC:II having been engaged in this e;clusiys
branch for the last eleven years in this house, it is presitn.ed tL
the advantage of each experience gives the utmost success to that
liksiguity with which they devote themselves to the ewe of the 4
Complaints.—ln all caves of recent occurrence the cure is speedi,
and pain and danger are equally avoided. In every complicated
CASC, and in those distressing deficiencies, which are the cc •
quences of youthful imprudence, cr the enervating imlidgf nce,, of
maturity inavartn climates, their mode of treatinect ensures Asafe
and permanent restoration to vigorous health. The terms ar
statednit the first interview, or in.:answer to letters, containing h
bank note, and in every case the most invioiatle secrecy i*
set eat. Nu ‘29,llrunitel-srei.t, near Twnple Bar.
There is an additional entrant-- in Water--greet adioieino.

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THE Advantage the Public must always der4l
from regularly educated professional min directing almost
exclusively their studies to one specie.s of malady, was never mete
clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success whisk he
attended the administration of their new remedy, and thee:trate
dinary cures it has performed. For a long series of years, hleasst
Coast?. and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's servire,lme
made the Venereal Disease the particular object of t.);:eir iave4e
ration, and are happy in having discovta•ed a metlicirwsupaier
all
mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient to olsOkrq
that the effe-ts of this remedy are diametrically opposite tothese
of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige ef
the virus, in its mow-cotitirreed stages, yet it dies not in the least
injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it macerates the systeps
in all its natural function, ptnmotes appetite, and facditates*
gestion : thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous coasdtu-
rim to the frightful condition that mercury does, it atot only re
serves that constitution in its primitive state, but restores a weslc •
and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Numb*,
less instances axe on recent record of the superior efficacy of AO
medicine, it; inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpeteel
corrective to bodily debility, whether prsweeding from ax expel
of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious, tboc
not less destructive, indidgence of incautious youth of both sea/
in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the =4am:hely vaiihty of
disorders which arethe consequence of this solitary rice, there .ere
none more afflicting than that dis-i,s;,:ing state of debility and 4E-
ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state ; tits
unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to sack fp
until he It reduced to Inch a state.of weakness es to teail
life oppressiie. Totuch persons it must be a conailier reeler
tion to know,. that they may now, by a new infallible mode el
treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings? 3
wrong, manly and vigorens constittOtion.
In el cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cause arising,
as well as in ever:, species of venereal infection, Messrs. Cyr.*
and Co. may be consulted by patients of either set witit
greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, Nu. WV, fletesee
Garden. Patients in the country, deaoribing the particular;
their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Bank note. uSli •
have the necessary wedlcirie and advice sent to any part of tbs
hint:dom- . No. 107, Hatton Carden-
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