Star.
London, England, 1824-11-12 00:00:00

Balance

£63,1112 16 6
Total amount otdcbts esteemed good, and extracted
from the Ledgers . . . £53,186 13 4
Estimate of value of a Policy of Insurance at the
Equitable 015 m, on the life of Ur. J. Rowe
One-Eighth of the ship John
Doubtful debts

2,400 0 0

. SOO 0 0
. 7,120 3 2

£63,212 16 6
baring Mr. A. C. Marsh's absence, several of the
Creditors, among whom was the Chairman, took an
_opportunity of expressing the high opinion they had of
Mr. A. C. Marsh's character and integrity.
The first proposition brought before the Meeting was
the period of time that should be allowed Mr. A. C.
Marsh to endeavour to collect the debts of the Firm.
The letter of license, according to Mr. Seymour's hint,
appeared to be universally adopted, and it was at length
resolved that the said letter should extend in the first
instance for twelve months; the creditors retaining the
power of prolonging the period, if necessary.
It was then resolved that a Receiver should be ap-
pointed on the part of the creditors, and on the part of
Mr. A. C. Marsh ; Mr. Marsh, of course, to appoint
his own Receiver, and the creditors theirs; and in case
of any difficulty, a Committee of the Creditors was
agreed to be appointed, who might conveniently be
called together to decide on such poiats.—After a few
more remarks from some of the other creditors, the
Meeting separated.

A Clergyman, possessing a lltring worth eight hit"
d►ed ponds a year, residing shout 17 or is miles from Brighton,
having resolved to go to Franco for a year or two, engaged' young
Divine to perform his duty tar the very moderate stipend of Mi►ty
pounds per annum during his sherbet. This circumstance having
come to the knowledge of the Shop of aneassms, he sent for
the Comte, and after inquire Whim the particulars of the case,
increased his salary (as he b mhpowered to do Isy Act of Parlia-
ment) to seventylivt pesos* s yes&

NAPAL INTELLIGEVCE,

The Hawke; of Lynd, timber laden. for Ciatbim, has put into'
Harwich; lifter being en shoe. on the Oannert Sand.
The Victory, Fuger, from Calcutta, arrived at St. Helena an the
86th of September, one hundred and fouiteen days' partage—she is
a valuable vessel, and great fears have heed entertained for her safety.
The Mary, Watson; Triumph, Gases; Oscar, Grass; Cape
Packet, Kettle; and Alacrity, Poore, an from ntdon, have sr.
rived safe at the Cape of Good Hope. The Fanny, from the
Alm-kiss, was also there.
FALDIGUIII; Nov. 10.—Wind Arrived the Duke of
_Kent packet (, from Lisbon--.salled the 51st alt. Chesnut Farm,
Paves, from Jersey; Unim Beocrotansa; and Enterprise. Hos.
ant. from London.
Pr.rssourn, Nov. 11).h-Wind W.—Arrived from the Downs, the
Two Sisters, JACKSON, for Berbice ;Sandwich, Kw°, for Sr. Lucia;
Oleadow, Tartar', from Hull for Charente; ar.d the Aurora, NI-
Gott; from London.
Poitessomr, Nov. 11. —Wind W. Arrived the Speke trans.
port, from Cowes for Jamaica; and Jamaic I, Mattes, fur ditto.
His Majesty's ship nose has come into harbour.
Dear, Nov. 11.—Wind W.B. W.—Arrival and sailed for the
River, the Nassau, CAREE; from Sincapore-4f' orty-three days from
St. Helena. On the 9th ult. in lat. 6.60. N. long. 21. 30. W. was
boarded by a privateer brig, of 18 guns and 15 r men, and plundered
of stores and part of her cargo=ieft at St. Mena the Alexander,
k--, country ship, Arrived from the River and remain, the The-
ilk, SADLER ; Westbrook, Haat ; Tulloch Cas:le, Hart; and Alex-
ander Dew, for Jamaica.
Lrieeroot, Nov. 10.—Arrived the Caned t, Dams., from Ma-
ranham..—sailed 25th September; Liddle, lame, from /labia—
sailed 13th September; King Henry, •Bwhve, from Oporto • Pro-
gress, liARPER; from lifiramichi—miled 16th of October; and the
Baffin, Pane, from Quebec.
Hutt, Nov. 10.—Arrived the Igria, William, Progress, Doe-
don, Ellison, and Lee, from Davis' Straits.