Star.
London, England, 1831-05-18 00:00:00

DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.
Kam; Jon. Cutworm Testae, Fencbureh-street. merchant.

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Matra., Jona, Margaret.street. Cavendiah.square, painter.
CA aaou., Mamcw. Newcastle-place. Edgeware-road, baker.
Stamm. Joss, and Roam Jams 'faoarrop Pzazuo, Leadeohall

street, brokers.
&ma, t3amoss., Austin-friars, broker.

BANKRUPTS.

Cut.t.ose, Geoasa, Judd-street, Brunswick-square, dealer in china, to
surrender May 27, at one, June 5, at two, and 28, at eleven, at the
Coact of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. T. Roberts, Millman-

street, Bedford-row.

Kum, JOHN, Bath, victualler, May 57, at one, June 3, at two, and
25, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners, London. Attorneys,
Messrs. Makinson and Sanders, Elm-court, Temple; nod Mr. Chas.
Belling., Harrington-place, Bath.
Waters, Roars?, Salvador lions., Bishopspte•street Without, mer-
chant, may 24, at one, 81, st twelve, and June 28, at one, at the
Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Mews. Borradalle and
Ashmore, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street.
Uinseawoun, Groans, Fleet.etreet, bookseller, May 31, at one, June
3, at twelve, and if, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. At-
torney, Mr. Syrus Jay, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet•atreet.
Guavas, %utast, Sherhorn-lane, printer, May 31, at ten, Jose 5, at
eleven, and 23, at twelve, at the Court of Commlsdoners. Attar-

neys, Messrs. Orchard, Hatton Garden.
WATLETT, JAMES NICHOLAS., Lombard-street, boot maker, May 31.
ut ten. June 3, and 28, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners.
Attorneys, Messrs. Carter and Gregory, Lotd Mayor's Court-office,
Royal Exchange.
Lrox, JAMES WALTER, Macdesileld.atreet, North, City-road,
brewer, May 27, at two, 31, at three, and June 28, at two, at
the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Bpyer, Broad-street-
buildings.
lionosow, Enwmtn, Thrapeton Northamptonshire, linen draper,
May 27, June 3, at eleven, and 98, at ten, at the Court of Commis-
sioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Hardwick and Guest, Lawrence-lane,
Cheapside.
Busses, AsArn las, Hatton Garden, money scrivener, May 27, at
two, 31, and June 28, at three, at the Court of Commiuioners.

torney, Mr. Biggs, Bedford-row.
SIMPSON, fismar, Ball-tourt. Cambial, tavern keeper, May 24, 27,
and June 28, at twelve, at the Court of Commissiot.ers. Attorneys,
Messrs. J. and T. Gok, Lothbury.
GAaaATT, SAMUEL, and G r, JOHN, Newgate-market, meat
salesmen, May 24, at eleven, 31, at twelve, and Jane 28, at ten, at
the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Turoley, White Muu-
muu, Lombard-street.
Tuasza, Manilla, and Tuairta, W u.t.ram.:Reading, Berkshire,
hat manufacturers May 24, 31. at eleven, and June 28, at ten, at
the Court of Commissioner. Attorney, Mr. R. R. Mandell, Wal-
brook.
Baunocx,Churth-street,Westminstor,stonanason,
May 27, 31, and June 26, at eleven, at the Court of Cominlisioners.
Attorney, Mr. Muter, Milbank-street, Westminster.
WILLIAM, Bruima.n. Ipswich, BulFoUt, jeweller, May 31, Juno 3,
and 28, at eleven at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr.
Whiteley, Tokationse.yard, Lothbury.

Thursday, June 2—Motions.
Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday—Pleas, De-
murrers, Causes, Exceptions, and Further Directions.
Thursday, 9—,Motions.
Friday, 10—Pleas, Demurrers, Causes, Exceptions, and Further
Directions.

Saturday, ll—Short Causes, Pleas, Den:urrers, Causes, Kiserlens.
and Further Directiuns.

Monday, 13--Motions.
N.B. The Vice. Chancellor will hear Bankrupt Petitions between he
end of Term and the First Seal.

SOCIETY FOR BUILDING CHURrHES.
Monday last the annual general court of the incorporated
society for promoting the enlargement, building, and repairs
of Churches and Chapels, was held at the house of the so-
ciety for promoting Christian Knowledge, in Lincoln's-bin-
fields, at which his Grace the Archbishop of Can-
terbury presided, supported by the Bishops of London,
Winchester, Lichfield and Coventry, Lincoln, Saint
Asaph, Bangor, Bristol, Chester, Landaff, and Glou-
cester, the Henoorable Mr. Justice Parke, Sir T. D.
Acland, Bart. the Reverend Sir Herbert Oakeley, Ban.
the very Reverend the Dean of Chichester, the venerable
Archdeacons Watsm, Cambridge, and Hellingworth, Drs.
Shepherd and Spry, Joshua Watson, Esq. and a large as-
sembly of Clergy and Laity. The Secretary read the re-
port, by which it appeared that, during the last year, Krauts
had been made in ninety-eight cast's, amoiluting to 1.5,9761.
by which means additional church-room had been obtained
for 24,2G5 persona, including 18.567 sittings, which are free
and unappropriated for ever. Since the brat formation of
this society, additional church accommodation has been pro-
vided for 207,991 pttri,ol3B, inclnding 153,003 free sittings
for the use of the poor forever. These facts speak loudly in
favour of the society, and commend it to the support of every
well- wisher to our Established Church, particularly at a time
when the most active endeavours are made to root out of the
minds of men all relitrious and moral principles, by the dis-
semination of blasphemous and infidel publications.
THE SAILORS' BORK flit BRUNSWICK MARITIME
ESTABLIsHMENT.
The Society under whose auspices the above establish-
ment has been formed, held its meeting yesterday, in the
large room at Exeter Hall ; but, we regret to state, when
compared with those which have been litely held in that
room, it was a very thin meeting. It is the object of the
institution to erect a building for the accommodation of
sailors who come to the port of London, whereby they
may be protected from being plundced, as they are, at
present, as soon as they land from their voyage. There will
be a savings' bank in the institution, in which, if they please,
they may lodge their money ; and a registry-office, for the
purpose of facilitating the intercourse between them and
those masters of ships who may have occasion for men.—
They will be supplied with some cheap books, written for
the purpose; and a Chaplain of the Established Church
appointed by the Bishop of London, will perform service
'morning and evening ; and on a Sunday they will be allowed
to attend at such place of public worship as their feelings
may direct.
In consequence of Lord Mandeville's absence Lord Mount
Sandford took the Chair.

The report was read by Mr. SARGENT ; from which it
appeared that the building, which is on the site of the late
Brunswick Theatre, was commenced in June last, since
which time two stories, and a half of the third have been
built, and the work will go on progressively as fundi are
found for carrying it on. The sums already received from
subscribers, amount to 2,8631. 9s. Id. and the expenditure
2,8461. 14s. Bd. They have a grant from the Ironmongers'
Company of 1001. and 301. from some other quarter.
Lord MOUNT SANDFORD moved the receiving of the re-
port, pressing on the meeting the necessity of supporting
this establishment, and congratulated them on their obtain-
ing a patron in the Bishop of London.
He was seconded by John Tudor, Esq.
One part of the resolution was touched upon strongly, and
that was tho same point contended for at the two Bible So-
cieties —" That no member or officer shall be admitted to
act in this institution who did not believe in the Holy Tri-
nit) ." An amendment was proposed by Mr. Thos. Thomp-
son, but he was not seconded. and the original motion Was
carried almost unanimously. The meeting was addressed
at great length by several naval officers; amongst Wyss,
Capt. Harford, Lieut. Rhind, and Capt. Baselgstte, who
strongly advocated the cause of the sailor, in wkich they
introduced some Pleasing nautical okserrations. The ker.
Edward Irving and the Rev. Dr. Cooke alss addiremba We
meeting at some length. After thanks were voted to the
Chairman, are. the meeting broke up.