Star.
London, England, 1805-07-17 00:00:00

MONEY.

AGENTLEMAN who it ;n 9is power to
proeureany SUM of moNry, at the haortrq tice, f..r
good Bilk, or upon Atm ui ice, or other Certain Seem). irs, with: s to
be employed as the Age pt to An 7 por wh,thi r o the Mer-
cantile or E.ilhionahk yart u 1 1130 Norld, who ml; require Lis
alGftaboe.—Pe•tanal app'icauorus arereceived fi still till four;
and 'utter+, Pun 1-.ld zadreitcd to the Sup.ir;n:endant at hi. 1:0t,
No. 21,Ncw North Lbw, Red Lion-Cipure (U cxpiieitly vrrittan)
Inouedlately *nivel:red.

Frew the ununm G4241'744 jay 10.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commiffions figned by the Lo►d Lieutenant of the
County of Hams.
Portfmouth Vllunteer Battalion.
_ _

Enllgn Fowler to be Lieutenant, vice Cafe, pro*ed. Dated
Jinx 24, :Sas.
Lymington Volunteer Battalion.
John Gazeley, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated July 15, sitos.
Commitlions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Lincoln.—Lincoln Volunteer Infantry.
Charles Bennett, Gent. to be Q4partcr-Matter. Dated Jane 21,
ans.
Gainfborough Volunteer Infantry.
Samuel Baynes, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated July I.lBos.
Wainfleet Volunteer Infantry.
Robert Booth. Efq. to be Major Commandant. Dated luly r,
To be Captains... George Booth, George Mawer, sad Bletcher

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Creafey,Efgra. Dated as above.
To be Lieutenants—Robert Heath, John Abral an, and Henry
johnfon, Gents. Dated as at•.ovr.
To be Enagns--lienjarnin &ear, Tbornas Edwards, and Richard
Bunch, Gents. Dated as above.
To be Q„Earter-Matter--abonsas Oliver, Gent. Dated as above.
To be ChepLun—Rev. Peter Bolincr. Dated es above.
Sparoy Company of Spiltby and Burgh Volunteer
Infantry.
Walter Wright, M.D. to be Lieutenant; Thomas Hobron, Gent.
to be &Mtn. Dated July 4,1805.
CoMmiaions figned by Lord Teigumoutb, Vice
Lieutenant of the County of Surrey.
Loyal Southwark Volunteers.

Lieutenant John jackfou to be Captain, vice Arderne, reigned.
Dated July a,t3os.
To be Second Lieutenantw—William Humphreys Gent vice
Shaw, rtllgned ; William Barnes, jun. Gent. vice Width, pro-
moted ; Benjamin Hint Nicolon, Gent. vice Huffam, promoted;
Samuel Darling, William Mattbefon, and Robert Chet, Gents.
Dated July a, itas.
IVandfworth Volunteer Infantry.
Captain Thomas Edmonds au be Major, vice Fleming, reigned.
Dated May t 5,18.2.5.
Lieutenant James ilnwitt to be Captain, vice Morris, re6gnetl
Etifign John Scedivan co he Lieutenant, vice Unwin. Dated
July 'l, LS,S.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
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John!der and 14 S11:31 mail, batters, Cornhill. Maicl
2.5, 180
.;.
Joreph Bamford and Williaut Hope, grocers, Manchefter. July
10, Otos.

James Whittle and John Huntington, merchants, Liverpool.—
July 13, t 80,5.
Robert 1304,th and John Baxter, cotton.fpinners, Mancheaer,—
July ii, tans.
John Gerrard and Joreplt Stretch, cotton-fpinners, Mancleeiter.—s,
July 4, 1F.05. .
William Shearman, William Hodder, and Gilbert Grenville Fair
lie, Hawfield Lime Cump.my, at Hswfield. Jan. 10,1804.
John Philpot and John Cutting, corn merchaats, W. otibridge
Suffolk. July It, 18'71%
Martin Woßenhulpt, Pcter Dakin, John Smith, James Mappin,
and John Cutt, fender-tnanuflaurers, Sheffield. July 8, tBos.
Benjamin lierrisford aad Ann Brundred, iron turners, %lAMB,
Sitaffordlhi7e. June a 6, 1805.
Thomas Dixon and Chriftoph,r Simpfou, furgeons,Skiptoo,York.

&ire, May t, Sos. _
William Beckett and Elizabeth ORUfe, brewers, Enfield, Middle-
lex. July la, [goy.
James Naylor, John W'rlght, and Jolltua Bingley, carpet-manufac-
turers, Sheffield. July t , t Bos.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Augutt 28. Motes Wood, now or late of Dcan.ftreet, parilh of
St. Ann, Weßtninfter, taylor, at ten, at Guildhall
Augutt 31. Thomas Geere and Jofeph Carters, of Look, Kent,
millers and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
. BANKRUPTS.
Jofeph Wild, late of Royton, Lancaihire, dealer and chapman, to
furrender Augutt 6,7, at ten, at the Star inn Manchelter, and
Auguß 27, at fir, at the Kings Anna Inn, inn,
Atter-
des, Mars. Kay and Renshaw, Manchefter.
Charles Curzon, of Punka, Hants, fhopkeeper. dealer and chap-
I man, July zo, 23, and Auguit 27, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon-
don. Attorney, Mr. Nina, Great Prefeot-ttrect, Goodman's..
Fields, London.
John Ayent, of M'ittertl33l2l, Kent, corn-merchant, dealer and
chapman, Auguß 12, 13, and 27, at eleven, at the Woolpack Inn,
Tentcrden, Kent. At tomies, Mr.Watet man, Tenterden ; or Mr.
B. Follett, Temple, London.
George Harrifon, of Globc-ltreet, parifh of Saint John, W..pping,
Middlefez, carpenter, builder, tltakr and chapman, July 23,27,
and Auguß 27, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Thomas
Will, Cattle-itrett, Falcon-rquare.
John David Albert 1/2 Mierre and James Crolbie, of Broad-greet
Chambers, London, merchaim". dealers, chapman, and cupart-
ners,uly 20, 27, and Auguß 27, at ten,at Attoruer.,
Mr. Berry, Walbrooh.
Jonathan NVatfon, of Manchetter, cotton-fpinner, dealer and chap-
man, (partner with John Csrewther, of the f me place, cotton-
fpinner,) J lily 22, 30, and Augui 27, at three at the Dog Ta-
vern, Manchelter. .tttornies, A'Lfcra. Halitead and Ainfwdrth,
Manc:iefter ; cr Mears. Milne and Parry. Old Jewry, London.
Jame Smith and Jeremiah Smith, both now or late of the Lord-
ihip of Mytcn, in ICiegftnn-upan -Hull, patters and copartn:ra,

Joy 19, x 5. and Auguit 27,a: twelve, at Dog and Liuck Ta-
vern, Kiugftan.u. on-Hull. Attuniies, Mr. J. K. Picard, Hull ;

or Al, rs. Lown.les and I.2rohert, Red Lion fquarc, London.
Benfon, late of 'farkkenham, Middlefez, maltit‘r, July
24, 3), and Aubult 27, at twsive, at Guildhall. Attornie.,
Nleffet.. Blake and White, Fff..s-lir,et &laud.

DIVIDENDS

Aut,uft g. John Turner, late of IVtinchater, dealer and Chapman,
et three, at the Royal Oak Inn, Nia::cheaer.
Anglia 6 Pal:i Newman, of Me:;:fe.,m, Wilts, clothier, at eleven,
at thr Both Tavern, Corn iteet t,
Augufl S. John Ric:tar:lron, of i'tTl:;itif,-ton, Yorklhire, fheeplob •
tier, dealer and eltaiman, at at the Old George litn,York.
Augua 9. Jona:h.:it Law:, Yoridhire, 44 builder, at
ter:. a: the l)og and Duck. Tavern, Kingflon-upon•HulL
Auguft s.Noethy Rowland, and Peter Rowland, of Grzat Corae-

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ittaa, makers and e...parttiers, at ten, at the tied-
inn, Cokhetter.
Augult 9. Wi late of I lolt, Norfolk, grocer and
draper. at eleven. at the Bull Ida. Magd.den•areet, Num Ic.h.
Nov. 2. William auto' Crank, oiltmlington, Mlddlefez, brul t r

and merchant. at n. n, at Gui:Jr,all. -
Aura 10. Dav;tl De Beaune, of G. eat Winehrfter-ftreet,Londo-,
infurance broker, at twalve, at Guildhall.
A ik,eft t 6. Thomas I lubfon, of .ipiltby, lhopkeeper,
at t; n, at the George Inn, rpilfby.
Angell to. Garland, of nrave•Rreet, Deptford, Kent,
vidualrr and audio:it-LT, at ten. at Guildhall.
Nov. a. Hugh Lloyd, of the Middle Temple-lane, London, rne.
aatoGdulill.leholeill.,
Gregory
Nov.
partner, at ten,
Aucult Henry Aikinfon, of Hywarth.r.
Aire, atopkope, at tan, at tjac V'hits

"nor/. of Aldermanbary,
.en, at Guildhall.
pari Eh of Bra 'ford,Yot
Llun fan, Halifax.
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LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, JULY

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Coutols for money, kil—for July 6:14—
Reduced j9i 6o—Oninlunt 31 Bill, u. to 21 pre.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Dank Stock, aftii tB3 I.org Ann. 171 5-16
3 per C. Red. Ann. 60 59; 6o lmp. Ann 9 .5-1.5 i
3 per tient. Conf. Ann.s9ill Excheq. Bala. u. 3.. prem.
4 per Cent. 78i 77j44 Omnium 6 5; prem.
5 per Cent Navy Conf. for acc. 6c/
5 per Cent. 1797:40

DUBLIN, JULT 12.5 per Cent. Gov. Deb 912.
Exchange—Dublin on London zt# 12.

Yerierday Government received difpatches from
Gibraltar. They are not of in late a date by three
days as the accounts from that garrifon publi(hed in
this paper on Saturday laft. They confirm our Rate-
ment of the numerous gun boats collating by the
Spaniards. Orders have been given by Government
to prevent their being allowed to pats unmolelled
from other ports to Algefiras, as kis known the enemy
intends collating there a confiderable number more.
—A report was circulated after the receipt of thefe
difpatchei of the death of General Fox. This news
cannot he true. There difpatches are dated ,4th
June, and fuch a faEt could not have efcaped being
Oared in our letters of the istb, t 6th, and t 7th June.
Lail night orders were fent off from the Admi-
ralty to Portfmouth for his Majefly's (hip BE L L I(LL/ SUR
to proceed with the EaR India fleet under convoy ;
the takes nut difpatches fur the EaR Indies.
This morning difpatches were received at the Ad-
miralty from Admiral CORNWALLIS, dated the 13th
intl. flaring, that the Combined Forces of the enemy,
confiding of thirteen fail of the line, betides fri-
gates and corvettes, are to proceed to Cartinna.--
A French Admiral is expated at Ferrol, to take
the command of this fleet. Orders have in conk-
quence been iffued for every means poilible to be ufed
to intercept them, fhould they come out.

The KING has been pleated to grant unto Puns
A of Monk•Weat mouth, in the County of Dar-
ham, Efq. his Royal Licence and Authority, that
he and I:is iffue may take and nfe the Surname of
S rarro* D only, in compliance with an Injunition con-
tained in the Lift Will and Tettament of his Mater-
nal Grandfather JOHN STAFFORD, late of Monk.
Wearmnuth aforefaid, Efq. deceafed alto to
order, that his MAJESTY'S Concc:iinn and Declara-
tion be regifiered in his College of Arms, o,herwile
to he void and of none effe&

Brigadier General Sruear has vacated hisfcat for
the county of Galloway.

Lctters from Newfoundland. of the 22d of June,
(late, that the gartifon of St. John's had been rein-
forced by a regiment from Halifax, the Nova Scotia
Fencibles, and that it was competent to oppofe effec
tual refinance to any moderate force that could be
b: ought againft it.

Friday morning the firft regiment of Royal Edin-
burgh Volunteers, commanded by the Right Hon.
CHARLES Hope, went on permanent duty in that city.
Same day the Royal Highland Regiment of Edo-
burgh Volunteers, commanded by Colonel M,Git s-
cot Moues-, marched for Perth, upon permanent
duty.
Saturday the firft divifion of the E tft Mt Militia
arrived in Edinburgh, from Berwick upon Tweed.
The gd Eaft EtTer Militia marched from Monk-
wearmouth and neighbourhood yellerday, in two di.
vitions, on their route to Berwick, where they expel
a route to carry them into Scotland.

The 11l Battalion of the 4th Regiment of Infantry,
in three divitions, palled through Lewes, on their
route from Hartham to Beachy Head, there to en-
camp, on Monday, Tuefday and Wednefday tail week.
The zd Royal Lancathire Militia are crpeeed at
Sunderland barracks in three divitions, ou the 23d,
24th, and 25th init. from Coletteltcr.
On Tuefday and Weilnefday laft week, the Eaft
Suffolk Militia, commanded by Colonel Lord Bitoom r,
marched from Hull in two divitions, on their route
to Berwick upon Tweed.
The t it Warwick regiment of Mil tia, Colonel Lord
Bitocxe, is upon its march to Hull, and expeeted to
arrive on Saturday the zoth init. It is fiippr fed that.
the ab6ve corps and the 2d War w:ck, now quartered
there, will be incorporated into one regiment.
The Royal zd Surrey Militia, commanded by Co-
lonel Lord CRANLEY, artived at Hull in two divilions
on Saturday and Monday !aft, by way of Lincoln-
Aire.

The Royal Weßmoreland Militia. Colonel Low-
Tnia, n-..trched horn Hull, on Monday, for Lerwick
upon Tee.!.
The tins thumberland Militia, Colonel Lnrd Lou-
vats E, p.!fil•cl through the metropolis yelterd.-ty : they
have tr,,,rtlkd from Sunderland, are fir•.e men. ar.d
appear much fatigued; their prefent route is f.r Fe-
verlleaat, and next to join the Grand Airily on the
Ketuith Coall.

On Saturday, about three o'clock, arrived onF.prom
Downs, on permanent duty for fourteen days, the
Loyal Suuthwar kßegimentof Volunteers, whit Sharp
Shocters, amounting altogether (Officers and Band
included) to 543 firtmg, Lieutenant Colonel A Leoca
Commandant, and immediately took up their ground
in the bed order and regirlarity.—On Sunday, after
the formal parade of mounting and relieving guard,
they marched to Epfom Church. arid in the evening
their parade was attended by ad the Ecaut y and (Albion
of the neighbotti hood, who wet e entertained with tome
charming pieces by the Band. On Monday they bail
their regular rarades, drills, &c. and have now got
their camp in excellent order. The accommodation
for the men, and the fupplies of c•.ery fort are abun-
dant and good, its addition to which; the neighbour.
ing Gentlemen vie with each other in the
prcdtice and luxuries of their garden,. In (bort, the
!ars very well arranged, and the cathMits
ead. . .

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