Star.
London, England, 1808-11-09 00:00:00

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ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, NOVEMBER e.
Copy of a Letter from Captain Joseph, ackwood, Commit/ler
of his Majesty's Sloop the Childers, to Viee-Admiral Vaduz,
Commander In Chief at Lela, dated at Sea, °ember le.
Sir—l beg leave to state to you, that, cruizing in
the execution . cf. :Tar otders, this morning. at -half
past_ eight M. Kinnaira's Head bearing S. W. by
W. fifteen leagues. we gave chace to two sail in the 1
N. N. W. and-a little after ten recaptured the sloop I
Lord Nelson, in ballast, belonging to Leith, that
bad been captured early this morning by a privateer,
which, it appeared; was the other vessel in company.
Having taken posseision of this vessel, we renewed
chace after the privateer, which•we also captured
ai half past eleven A. M. and found her to be the
Danish sloop Frernslcernsten, of four+pourdets, two
swivels, and twenty-one. min, frop4 travangen in
Norway, which place she left on the 15th instant;
she had been on this coast two days, and the only
capture she hatl made was the above sloop. I have
the honour to be, &c. (Signed). J. rAmtwoon.
eery of a Letter from Captain Smyth, of his Majesty's Ship the
*inapt, to Rear-Admiral Sir Edmund Nagle, Commander*
ebid at Guernsey, dated in Torbay, Octohce 21, tem tr;
,Sir--/ have the honour to inform you, that otr.the
2(10 justant, his Majesty's sloop Pheasant, and Sand-
wicj) bigger being in company, a revenue Cuttel• (the
Active) was discovered in chace of a French privateer,
which we succeeded in capturing in
.his Majesty's
ship under my command. She proves to be' the
Paiute du Jour lugger, of three guns and thirty men,
belanking to Roscow, and has cruised sums:far
againr4.otar.tnide. I have the honour to be, Ste. ' •
1 .c•r• • ' rPired) vomits swim, .• •
; ~• - • ;.!. ; AdedraltrOftlee, November!.
Vice.Adotval Bilr Mates Saumirez has transmitted
to the Hon. William Wellesley Pole, a letter he had
received from Lieutenant Thomas Wells, acting
Commander of his Majesty's sloop the Cruizer, dated
off the Wings; .the Ist instant, giving an account of
hit having, on that day, fallen In with a Danish flo-
tilla, of about twenty arnied.euttets, tuggers, gun-
vessteks, and tow-boats; and tif: his having captured
one of them, a schuitrigged privateer, of ten
four-pounders and thirty-two men; the remainder
ha .4 ng made thzir escape bg, running under the island
of Lcesoe.

MILITARY PROMOIIOK - •
Commission in the Third CaMbridgeshire Regiment*
Or Wisbech, United Bat=Lou of Voluntcer Infantry,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
Captain lames Winton to be Adjutant. Dated July 51, 1807.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
John Sprake, Samuel Roulet, stn. and Samuel Roulet, jun. of Stln
Tavemilelds, St. Paul, Shadwell, Middlesex, rope, Me, and
twine manufacturers, Nov. 5, 1105.
George Caviller and George Devnusr, of Virginia-street; Rat-
cliffe-highway, sugar nfiners, October CP, 1808. •
A.bnumder Faleur and John Palmer de Lafons, of Woburn...imp,
dentists, June 9, 1808.
John Cowell. of Banbury, and Richard 1. Haines, of liromilyese,
Worce-stershirt, surgeons and apotheearies,• Nov. 1, 1801.
John Parker, George Ray, and John Ray, of Nottingham, and
Malden-lane, London, hosiers, Nov, 5, 1808.
Thomas Fletcher, of Marston-green, Church-Bickenhiil, Wait.
vrickshire, and John Holdback, of Kingswidford, Staffordshire,
maltsters, Nov. 2, 1801.
Daniel Newham, Robt. Ure, and James Oliphant, of Mitre-court,
Cheapside, August SI, 1808.
Christopher Wilson, Robert Gawtbrop, and James Wiitt, of
Kendal and Barley-bridge, Wesunorland, cotton dealers and
cotton twist manufacturers, October 24, 1805.
BANKRUPTS.

. Jeremiah Miller, We. of Brightheirnuon, Sussex, bricklayer,
dealer and chapman, to surrender November so, December 1,
end 20, at eleven, at the Old Ship Tavern, Brirhthelmiton.—
Anomie', Messrs. Wm. and Thomas Attree, brighthehnston,
or Mr. Wm. Liiis, Hatton Garden, London.
John Nixon, of Bewcastle Demesne, Cmithesiand, drover, dealer
and chapman, Nov. 28, 29, and Dec. VT, at eleven, at the Ewa
Inn, Carlisle. Attorney, Mr. Mounsey, Cade tet Mr.
Henry Mt:mosey, Staple Inn, London.
lite o'itsii;g
Nicholas otherwise Nichol Haughan, now or • w..
Cumberland, drover, dealer and dispmen, Nov. 22. 29, and
Dec. 20, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carliak. Aaornies, Mr.
Mounsey, Carlisle ; or Mr. Henry Moonset', Staple Inn.
Jeremiah Connellan, of St. Catherine's, Middlesex, shipth44l(l*,
dealer and cbapntan, November 12, 15, and Dpc. ens, at ten,
at Attoroies Messrs. -and diewitt,"
Little Friday-street,
Thomas Lyon, of Liverpool, merchant, deare-sdhsgmas,
Nov. 29, 24, and Dee. 20, at eleven, at the 111
Liverpool. Atomics, Mr. Thomas 'Windle, Idln;etrestsralined-
ford -row, London ; or Messrs. Grilßth fad Made, kora*
Castle-street, Liverpool.
Wm. Tampion the younger of Wolverhamptna, Staoo,l44lti
• grocer, dealer and characiL, Dec. 5,6, and 20, at eleven, at
the tletsn's Arms bus; Peakrklge. Anomie., Mr. Edward
Biddle, of Wolverhunpton ; or Mr. Charles Williams, Staple-
Inn, London.
Welter More, of Haleswortb, Suffolk, sailer, dealer and chap-
man, Nov. 91, at four; Nov. 22, and Dec. 20, at eleven at the
Angel Inn Halesworth. Attoraies, Mr. Robert Criberee, of
Heleirwo4 I or Mr. Pugh, No. 33, Bernard-street, Russell-
square, London,
Joseph Rose, of Road. Ssmersetshire, farmer, rnealtnan, dealer
and ehepasan Nov. 18, 19, and Dec. 20, at eleven, at the
Christopher ion and 'F *quern, Bath. A.ttornies, Messrs. Shep-
herd and AsilMitem,Br.dfordprow,London; or Mr. R. A. Shep-
pard, Bads.
Rabat pia 4 Lyncombe and Whicombe, Somersetaidre,
grocer, chapman, Plov.lB, 19, and Dec. 20, at one, .
at es Diggempies Inn and Tavern, Bath. Attornies, Wari-
Sheplosstasi Adington, Bedford row, London; or Mr, 8.. Ai.
Sheppard, Beth. • .:.
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Nov. IL 1011* Merrick and Samuel lisellig.lete of Math-leas,Liveden, sad of the island of Geerneer,lol•lloo. and cflAwk.
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pren, at twelve, at GuildhalL • . , , •
,s• 1.4
DIEM IS. Wens. Peter Jewett, ottlapons4bosieg
Leaden, eserehant and insurance-bseenron eleneelenteelldll.llL7
Nov: 12. deesph Evan, of Itoodmlstet, ,LesstiPits 211181wasto it.
twelve, at Guildhall.
Nev. at DevidDe Benne, of Great Winchester-street, London,
insurance-broker, at one, at Guildhall.
Nov. i t. Walken %noise Meeker, of Besingtalktrests LQndan,
merchant at ten, at Guildhall
Nov. 11. Edward Slacksoora, •of ljenriettailreel, Caveal-Gar-
den, Middlemen_ taylor, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov. If& Mmy Moole, late of Alialaari-stract, HSPOTIM4IparIN
fancy drem-malier, at one; at "
Nov. IL William Hootoo, efignOtsbridge, Mis Pears, seenlise
maker, at twelve, at Guildball...t!
Nov. 12. Frederick halbert Terry, ow or late of Bertlinitputegtt
Westminster, rectifying dieullee, at one, at Guild*.
Nov. ;2. Spencer Compton, late of New-street,
Without, Louden, merchant, at one, at G
Nev. 11L John Johann, ems pqbern-hiu, Lawdolh trlnfainfor.
at tea, at Cada.. •
Nov. 12. William Bled? _alad Waiter Phillips, now iss 1164
Lambeth-road, for4tl, lentker•dreesers, at ten, at Gailleall.
Nov. 19. Jeremiah tgennellian, new of km of Brivwn'earldWittP•
St. Mary Axe, Emden, and eflaChtlisrins'SPlullct ?ilif!Aler
as, merchant, at ten, at Gulignat_
N Is.• VP in. Drake, lase of unetie-lene, Lemon watehospe-
man, and formerly of Zama*? ?tiffany, ,
draper, at tea, at
N0v.12. Jahn nor* less g poriricis uplabfrm *TIN rif
palsdhall Lauda& • .1