Star.
London, England, 1813-02-17 00:00:00

Eastern Battalion of Essex Militia.

Ensign Charles Rush to be Lieutenant, vice Marsh, resigned.
Dated January 19, 1813.
let Regiment of Royal Carmarthen Fuzileer Local Militia.
William Williams, Gent. to be Surgeon vice Morgan, resigned.
_Dated February 3, 1819.
Commission signed by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty.
William Leaviss, Gent. to be Adjutant to the Southern Regiment
of Northumberland Local Militia. Dated January 8, 1815.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
April 14. Edward Simms, of Ashborne, Derbyshire, dealer in
music, and musical instruments, at ekvess at the Green Man
Inn, Ashborne.
BANKRUPTS.
Ilarthnicenew Benham Last, of Lowestoft. Suffolk, merchant,
to surrender March 4,5, and 30, at eleven, at the King's-
kited lan, BMW. terigeos Meow. Debarys kudos'/es,

and Cattier, N 0.14, Gate-street, Lincoln's-lon ; or Mr.
George Bohan, Beetles.
William Whinney, of South Shields, Durham, merchant, dealer
and chapman, Feb. 16, March iI, and SO, at eleven, at Ala
Commercial Hotel, Howard street, North ShieldL Attorniees
Messrs. Cardales and Young, of Gray's-Inn, Loudon ; oir
Messrs. Cockerill, Nor* Shields.
Samuel South, of Falham, Middleiteg, broker, Feb. 20, 47, ass
March 30, at ona,at Guildhall. Attorney, bdr.Seartla, No. In
Lyon's •Inn.
Samuel Bird, of Norwich, jeweller, dealer and chorine, Feb. 20,
March 6, and 30, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mc.
Tucker, Bartlett's Buldings, Holborn.
Robert '1 hompsor, of Upper Thames-street, London, and oldie.
Maze, Southwatk, stationer, dealer at.d durum, Febriswg
20, 27, and Merck 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Lamb, Swithin's-lane.
Owen Fincham, of High-street„ Shadwell, Middlesex, slopseller,
dealer and chapman, Feb. 13, March 1, and 30, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Come, Austin Mar..
Ralph Dodavtorth Middleton, lye of Bishop.gat e• street, London.
merchant, Feb. 22, 27, and Match 30, at es yeti, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Messrs. Crowder, Lavie, anti Garth, Frederick-

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place, 014 Jewry.
Francis Thompson, late of New-:curt, Bow.lanc, Losr.:on, was.
houseman,tlealer and Chapman, Feb.: u, ,2 7 , 1111 1 March so, st

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eleven at Guildhall. Attorney, hlr. Taylor, Old street-v:141.
William 'Williams, of Oxford-street, 111:dokses, linen-draper.
dealer and chap man, Feb. 23, March 2, and So, at ten, at
GuildhalL Attornies, Messrs. Swain, S evens, Mai.let, and
Pesrse, Old Jewry.
Isaac Ileckford, of Plymouth, Devon, hosier and batter, Mardi
5,6, and 20, at twelve, at the Popt's Head Inn, Plymouth,—
Attornies, Messrs. Drewe and Lasham, New haa, Londtas ;
or Mr. Nicholai liyne, Plymouth.
Thomas Newcombe, of llowin idge, parish of Stroud, tll9ucester.
shire, clothier, Feb. 22, at five, Feb. 23, and March so, at I I,
at the George lon, Stroud. Attornies, Sir S.entirl Whi•conib•.

and King, Serjeanes-lutt, Fleet-street, London; or Mr. New.
min, Stroud.
William Nrylor, of Mill-Sandi, ratitb of Sl:trail, YAWN*,
fellmonger, drat r and cluprnan, Feb. VS, t6,ms4 l',•-reh 3u,
at twelve, at the Commerei LI Hotel, iti bite:Bell Atomics,
Messrs. Dale .ind Church, No. to, Prioce's-ert et, Bedford.

row, London ; or Mr. lienjamin Dui beary, Sheeirld.
Henry Smith, of liornley, I.4iira,lure, grocer and Coca-draper,
dealer and Chapman, t, at five, March 19, artl
at eleven, at the There Inti, Burnt; y. Attorniev, Mr. N'AlLuit
Shaw, Burnley • or Mr. linty 11;.rd, Nu. 7, King % Witch-

Walks, femPle.
Edmund Guri:ey, of Itarnrsteall-read, Middlesex, cons-dealer,
dealer =I chapmmi, l•rb. 1:3, at Our, leb. Y 7, at twelve, amid
March so, at one, ac Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Vincent,
ford-street, isedford-square.
John Ward 1 urner and William Turner, both of Liverpool, ea.
bluer-makers' March 11, 12, and $O, at eleven, at the (Aube
Tavern; Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Shephard, Ad.ington,
and Gregory, liedtord-row, London ; and Messrs. Daltera and
To;. ham, Slater's-court, Castle-qtreet Liverpool.
Thomas Lockwood, of Leeds, Yorkshire, linen-draper and ha.
herdabher, March 3,6, and 90, at eleven, at the Hotel Inn,
Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Charles Wilson, Greville.street,

ton-Garden ; or Mr. Edwin Smith, Leels.
Thomas Stranger, of Portsmouth, ship. chandler, March 11, al
one, 12, at eleven, and WI, at one, at the star Inn, Gosport,
Attornies, Messrs. Miscirn and Weddell, Cio.port ; And Mr.
T. Briggs, Lssex-street, strand, 1 .oncldri.
Ann Webb, late of Wimborne t Master, Dorretshlre, currier,
hfarch 1, at four, 2, and 30, at ten, at the Ku.g'. Head Inn
Witnborne Minster. Atiorme‘, Messrs. George. Pearson alai
Sur Pump.cuurt, 1 en.ple,Loodun ; and Mx. Loer. gisltiutd,

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William Holding, of Handforel, Staffordshire corn.dealer, Fes
bruary 26, 27, ai:d March SO, at t weave, se. the l rentham Inn,
Trentham Attornies, Maas. Bishop and Phillips, Way's,
11. n-square, London ; and Mr. Jones, Hann, Stalorushire.
Joseph Reynolds, I ewer-street, bunion, wine mar*
chant, Feb. 20, 27, and Marsh SO, at twelve, at Guildl4ll.—.
Attorney, Mr. Kirman, Cloak-lane.
Thomas NA right, of Boston, I.incolnshlre, druggist, March IS,
16, and O. at eleven, at the Vl'hite Hart inn, Boston. Ante.,
Ines, Mr. John Turner Hollway, Boston; and Messrs. Jo:ine
son and Gaskell, Gray's Inn, London.
John Clarke, of Tottenham-court-road, Middlewz, Stallrecdoidno
wuebousentan, Feb. 23, ST, and March :to, at oos, rt Guild•
hall, London. Attorney, bti. Hughes, Ulard's lam.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1413.

French Papers to the 14th inst. were received last
night at a late hour. They bring little or no
gence from the Seat of War in the North. From Bet.
lin we learn that the French and Austrian Ambassa.
dors have followed the degraded Sovereign of Prussia
to Breslaw. In short, the fact of the approach of the
Russians to Berlin can no longer be concealed. The
French papers, however, do not say a word of the
positions. of their enemies—Dantzic is safe, and the
head-quarters are rtill at Posen, and the Russian ad.
vanced trolps have been repeatedly defeated in the
vicinity of Warsaw. In addition to these particulars,
we are informed that fresh levies continued pouring
into Posen, and that the reinforcements for the ca.
valry are particularly numerous.
Posen is a place of no strength ; k is situated on
the River Wartha, by which the whole town is fre.
quently inundated. The population of Posen is al.
most wholly Jewish. Hence, as the French inform
us, we firmly believe that the communicatiims with
Warsaw and Dantzic have never been shut. These
communications are not of a military description
however.

Yesterday Lords SI/MOUTH and C,
audiences of the Paz ca RXGENT.

Ministers met again yesterday morning, at the Earl
of LIVERPOOL'S, in Whitehall, upon the subject of the
Princess of WALES'S letter. They have met there
every day since its publication—in general twice
a day—at eleven in the morning for about two hours,
and again at ten at night ; these times interfering the
least with their official and parliamentary engage-
merits. The Crown Law Officers continue to be
consulted. A meeting of the Lords of the Council
was appointed to take place yesterday forenoon, at
the Council Office, upon the Trinidad business ; but
none of the Lords attended, they being engaged at
the Earl of LIVERPOOL'S.

Mrs. Ltsia, who is mentioned as having been sent
for to be examined a-new before the Cabinet Miiiis•
tets, touching the conduct of the Princess of WALSI,
as comprehended in the evidence on the Royal In.
quiry, generally called ,4 The Delicate Investigation,"
is the Sian of Lord CHOLDIONDILZY.

There is a most absurd story in circulation of the
death of JOEL BARLOWI at Cracow, in Poland,
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the 21st December. The ingenious Gentlemen who
have sent this story into circulation, seem to Imve tor•
gotten that 64 His Excellency," as the French Papers
denominate this vagabond,
alive and well, on the 16th of January. Wh.ii put.
Pow the story of his death Or illness can serve, we
are at a lou to guess. passed through Stutgard,

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