Star.
London, England, 1830-08-25 00:00:00

GRAND LADIES" REGATTA.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Per Alorning Chronicle.
David Taylor and.Sonii.. 3 9 0
Edward Hancock ... 5 0 0

Friend of Freedom and

Reform ... 1 0 0
J. Loudon 1 0 0
Jan.ett Hutchinson .. 10 10 0
J. 0. Osborne. .. 1 0 0
D. Taylor 6 5 0
George Taylor ... 6 5 0
Mrs. Taylor .. 5 5 0
Thomas Hardy 5 5 0
Samuel Saxton ... 5 0 0
Friends of Liberty at
- Spread Eagle, Lambeth. 0 10 0
W. Stevens 5 0 0
Erasmus Madox ... 1 0 0
Edniund Churchill .. 0 10 0
N. Saxten ... 2 2 0
G. %Wilbraham .. 10 0 0
0. 0 2 6
Civic ... 1 0 0

C. Romilly 1 1
Mrs. L. M. Komilly ... 1 1 0
S. I'. ... 1 00

J. Melville

... 5 5 0

At Messrs. Rogers, Towgood,,
and Co.'s
J. S. Prone 1 0 0
Rev. E. Tagart
V. Figgins
V. Figgins, jun.
Jas. H. and D. Figgins 0 10 0
78 Workmen in the cm.
ploy of Air. Figgins 0 19 2
Robert Little
Dr. Pye Smith, Homerton 1 1 0
J. Fisher,Highbury.park 1 1 0
At slessrs. Herries, Farquhar,
and Co.'s
The Rev. Sir tiatnuel
Clarke Jerroisc, Bart. 50 0 0
Thomas Benj. Hobliouae 1 1 0
Viscount Althorpe —lO 0 0

Penny Subscription . 0 3 0 George Tripp 2 2 0
H. Browne ... ... 5 0 0 John Scott .... .... 1 0 0
Barry o'3leara ... 10 0 0 James Humphreys .... 5 0 0
T. B. Ballot,one day's pay 0 7 0 'At Illessrs. Hobart. and Curtis's.
Captain Beale .. 1 1 0 Joseph Hutchinson —lOlO 0
W. T. .. .. 0 3 0 Kober' Slade —.— 5 0 0
D. Taylor ... ... 2 2 0 Junius -- 010 0
Thomas Vincent .. 1 0 0 Robert Crely, Aylesbury 1 1 0
C. Bullet, ,un. M. P. ... 1 1 0 Day and Martin —25 0 0
R. S. Bridge-street ... 2 2 0 At Messrs. Grote, ProlCousal Co.'s-
Few humble Guests at Mr. Hookhlun 1 0 0
Role and Crown, Messrs. J. and %V. S.
Westminster ... 20 t Huntley .... 20 0
Metropolitan Police Hob!. and Thos. Clay.... 5 0 0
Union, Geo. Rogers, I Henry Norman ... 20 0
Treasurer .. .. 13 Wll i George W. Norman .1010 0
Wm• Tate .. 11l 0 0' John Collyer, Lincoln's-
R. W. Rothman ... 20 0 j inn ... .. 10 0
Howard Flpkinstone ... 2 00' Thomas Lewin, A. 31.
R. C. B. A lily 6 0 0 Elthrun ... ... 5 0 0
E. S. Abdy .... 5 0 0 John Courage ... 5 00,
R. Welbank, jun. ..... 2 00H. O. ..- .. 010 0
Thomas Davids 1 0 0 Henry G. .. ... 010 01
J. APPlegath .. ... 1 0 010. G. •• • ... 010 0
A few Journeymen. Psin- Henry Caslon .... 5 0 0
ters • • ._.• .. 010 0 . At Messrs. Glyn and Co.'..
0. Cumberland, Inistol 1 0 0. Wolfe Brothers ... 5 0 0
An Englishman, for. IJ. L. .. ... 21 001
merly at the College F. T. W. ... 0 10 0!
Henri IV. at Paris .. 1 1 0 James Knipe .. 1 0 0
The recent Writer on •W. Beckwith ... 1 1 0
the Division of La. Captain John Kidd .. 20 00 !
hour in Civil Life .. 1 U 0 J. IL
... 1 0 0
T. T. Clarke ••• ••• 5 0 0 James Guest ... 10 10 0
W. H. L. L ... 1 0 OC.W. P. ... 6 0 0
M. J. L. ... .• • .. 1 1 0 Win. Romilly ... 1 0 0
Compositors employed John Brans ... 10 0 0
on the Morning Cnro. iW. B. RIMS ... b 0 0
nick .. ... .. 20 6 I At Memo. Hansom and Co.'s
J. P. Gillespie •• . . • 010 0 ..1. W. and W. Sisley
Subseriptiou at the San ! and Co. ... IP 10 0
Tarem,Clornert's•inn 0 7 6 I Per the Timm
•2. Scott, Portsmouth .. 10 00A. B. Lood'o•one • • 20 0
Thomas Frost and Fa.
in A few Pupils o( 11..
illy, Nottingham ... 10 10 0 Edney's School

0 80

MARSHALL, WILLIAM ; STONI7, JOSEPH ; and Demos, Josams, Foun•
tails Grove, Almondbury, Yorkshire, machine makers, Sept. 23, at
ten, at the George Inn, Huddersfield, Yorkshire.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

Exoust,Jonn, Strand. tailor.
Llama, Jos, High Holborn, straw-hat-m
BANKRUPTS.

Cuss:, James, Chiswell-s eeeee , surgeon, to surrender Sei t. 10, at
three, 14, and Oet. 5, at two, at the Court of Commissioners. At-
torneys, Messrs. Hindmarsh and Son, Crescent. Jewin-street,
Cripplegate.
SUNNIS, Wiwass, Wilmington-square, surgeon, Sept. 10, at three,
14, and Oct. 5, at two, At the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys,
Messrs. Walker and Co. 20, Lincoln's Inn-fields.
CurAvaa, &um, Hungerford-market. cement-maker. Aug. 27, at
twelve, Sept. 10, and Oct. 5, at two, at the Court of Consmis-inners.
Attorney, Mr. !kooks, Furnival's
JAY lames, Broad-street, Westminster, upholsterer, August 31,
Sept. 7, at eleven, and Oct. 5, at twelve. at the Court of Commis-
sioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Hamilton and Twining, Berwick-street,

Soho. . -
DAVIES, RICHARD, Lisle-street, Leicester-square, coal merchant, Sept.
5,7, and Oct. 5, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attor-
ney, Mr. George, Wardrobe-place, Doctors'-cominions.
Moons, Getman Cowtes, Blakeney, Gloucestershire, grocer, Aug.
30, at four, 31, and Oct. 5. at ten. at the George Coffee-house, Glou-
cester. Attorneys, Mr. W. R. King, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street;
and Mr. C. Chadborn, Newnbam.
MAUDIDI, GBOIGIZ BARTON, and MATH/14 THOMAS, Manchester,
cabinet makers, Sept. 10, at four, 11, and Oct. 5, at eleven, at the
Phanit Inn, Drayton-in' Hales. Attorneys, Messrs. Rosser and
Son, Gray's Inn-place; and Messrs. C. and J. L. Warren, Market
Drayton, Shropshire.
Kaaroor, Rieman*, Manchester, huiWer, September 9, at ten, at the
Shelley's Arms Inn, Preston, 23, at twelve, at the Eagle and Child
Hotel, Wigan, and Ott. 5, at twelve, at the Shelley's Arms Inn,
Preston.
_Attorneys, Messrs. Ellis and Walmiky, Cbaneery.laue;

and Mr. T. Morris, Wigan.
G 1110/0/1, JOHN STANLEY, Manchester, bookseller, Sept. 6, at eleven,
at the King's Head, Dußiald, 7, and Oct. 5, at eleven, at the
County Tavern, Derby. Attorneys, Messrs. Mousley and Barber,
Derby; and Messrs. Few and Hamiton, Henrietta-streeet, Covent-

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garden.
Gizaaa.sss, ionic. Morley, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer, Sept. 1,2,,
and Oct. 5, at eleven, at the Court House. Leeds. Attorneys,
Messrs. Spence and Desborougb, 6, Size-lane; and Messrs. &hole-
held and Teale, Leeds.
BPJASLY, Ann, Kirton-in-Lindley, Lincolnshire, innkeeper, Sept. 7, 11,
and Oct. 5, at eleven, at the Red Lion lon, Iledbourne. Attorneys,
Mr. T. Browne, Mitre-chambers, Fenchurch street; and Messrs.

Thorpe and Smith, Kirton in-Lindsey.
&Unit, Wituaar, Weston super Mare, Somersersbire, grocer, Sept.
I. it, and Oct. S. at one, at the Commercial Booms, Bristol--
Attorneys, Mr. H. Brittain, /34singitaU-street ; and Mesas. Bevan
and Britain, Bristol
DIVIDENDS. _ _

Sept. 14, J. Parma', Charlotte Terme, Now Cm, Lambeth.
timber dealer, at one, at the Court of Canal's/memo—Sept. lit
W. Craw, Birmingham, dealer hs hides, at twelve, at the Stork
Tavern, Birmingham—Sept. 15, M. Came, T. O. Paget, and B
Matthew.. Clipping ?forum, Ozfordshire, banters, at (*yen, at
the White Hart Ina, Chipping Norton—Sept. re, W. Hill, Melee-
ham, Gioncenerthire, victualler, at eleven, at the cake of fir.
J.
Packwdbd, Cheltenham—Sept. VS, J. Wren, fen. J. Afreel, taw. and
T. Wrne. Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spinners, at eleven, at

Total of Meal and
Fleur

375,116 2 1:
a of the Com

96 0

15,212 2 IS

WHITI

iOni, Secretary.

LOi DON, AUGUST 23.—Rmun, BrintZ, and liaikads.
The purchases of Rum have been asosidesible. geed** tkevnarho
rather mote firm ; roofs and a little OUT SOU at IL a since which.
4 over has realised Is. 9d; seven) sales 6 to 12 over, Is. 9&d. our
Is. 100. Several purchases of Broody are reported. are k Moll'
to purchase the best marks at 4a. In OtatTa there is no variation.

Yesterday the Eighth Annual Prise Wherry, and other prizes, gitot
by the Ladies of St. Clement Danes, St. hlary.le.Strand, the savoy
•Precinct, Ice. as an encouragement to industry and civility of conduct,
was rowed for by six pair of oars belonging to Arundel-stairs and
&read-lane.

It is right to state, that the waterrnen plying at these stairs are not,il
for their civil and correct behaviour to every one, which has inductd
the Ladies of the districts mentioned to continue their former patronagi:
to them.

The following were the rules and regulations observed upon the pre-
sent occasion :--

" The two first beatn to start from buoys off the Temple Gardens ;
the last heat to start from buoys moored off Strand-lane, go through the
centre arch of Blackfriars-brisige, return up the north shore, round a
boat lying off the Fos-under-the.hill, and down through lliackfriarn-
bridge again, up to the prize wherry moored between Arundel.stairs
and Strand-lane."

Here follows the order of the heats. the names of the candidates, the
smite at which they respectively ply, and colours they wore upon the
occasion, in honour of their fair patronesses.
First Heat—J. Gadd, Arundel-stairs, S. Godfrey, Strand.:ane, scar-
let; T. Audaley, Arundel-stairs, W. Parish, Strand.lane, light blue;
T. Forfar, Arundel.stairs, R. Godfrey, Strand-lane, pink.
Second Heat—W. Leonard, Arundell.stairs, T. Tilden, Srrand.
lane, green ; J. Parker, Arundel-smits, J. Daily, Strand.lane, yel-
low ; J. Judge, Arundel-stairs, C. Barker, Strand-lane, orange.
The two first boats in cash heat to start for the last and grand heat
for the wherry and other prises.
First Heat—The instant the signal was given Pink took tl e lead, and
although Scarlet and Light Blue, did their utmost,Pink came in first,
closely followed by Light Bhte.
Second Heat— Orange commenced well, and did honour to the best
days of the celebrated House of Nassau. The Green and Yellow, how.
ever, proved that " the battle is not to the strong, nor the race to the
swift," for that colour came in last, preetded by yellow as second, both
of whom were led by; Green. There was in this heat a power of
strength and ability displayed that would have done honour to the ablest
men who man the Wooden Walls of Old England.
The last Heat—After much contention and excellent conduct on the
part of the competitors, the boat was declared to be the property of Pink.

REGISTER OF PUBLIC SALES, Amy. 24.

AUCTION KART.

WIXIITANLIY AID Sons--A Freehold and Tithe-free Estate,
oomprising the Sporting Residence Quorndon Hall, on the banks of the
river Hoar, Leicessershire ; the mansion, offices of every description,
tcsiscb-house, stables for 50 horses, kennels, huntsman's and stud.
groorres houses, saddle-rooms, granary, covered-ride, gardens, and land,
is all 81 aunt fixtures, &c. to be taken at a valuation—Knocked down
at 8,3601.
Sixteen Acres and Twenty-eight Perches of Freehold and T+the-free
Arable Land, war the preceding-1,400L
Thiripeight Acres and Fifteen Perches of Arable and Meadow ditto
—2,490.

Sun-flower oil is likely to become an article of extensive
manufactute in America. The American Farmer rates that, at a
Yateslarge pasty in the neghloturhood of Dokimass, recently, censist-
log of gentlemen from town and cottony, a salad dressed with son.
Bower oil was eaten, antwas pronounced to be excellently well dressed,
stsbody smiseminsvit set orb: Mims oil. By an impoorid mode ea t.
teaming the oil, a bushel of aged will yield a gallon of ell. Land which
Produces Indigo corn weltylrid from be to It bushels of the seed or
grain of the run-tower per aast.m.4llaurkons Popes.