Star.
London, England, 1815-10-30 00:00:00

At Barclay and Co.
Parish of Kinsworth, Het ts

Parish of Eddlisboro • - 9 2 0
Parish of Eaton Bray, Bedfordshire . - 2 1 9
Parish of Weisokin, per Rev. Mr. Matt - 16 11 6
Parish of Newton, per ditto - 5 16 0
Parish of Chipping Norton - - 1T 6 9
Parish of Einton, Warwickshire, per Mr. E. gbatn-
bers, Churchwarden -
Parish of Brockdish, Norfolk, per Rev. Y. Reeve,
Curve : - - 517 6
Parish of Mendham, per ditto - - '5 16 0
Parish of Sileham, per ditto • • 1 16 6

3 13 0

At Lloyd's.
Parish of Gipping, Suffolk, by Mr. Robert Steggell
Parish d Pontesbuiy, Shrewsbury, per the Rev.
Hamlet Harrison, Rector of the first Portion 23 $ S
Parish of Ingrave, Essex, per Rev. "ilotnas Newman II 8 6
Parish of Brent Ely, Suffolk, per Rev. Richard Snaps 9 2 4
Edw. Goldin:, Early, Berke, second Subscription 5 3 0
I. Neste, Esq. Scofield • - 10 10 0
The Rev. Mr. 56aW, Vantage • - 2 2 0
Mr. J. Newberry of Reading - - s s o
Mr. J. Y. Wellatts, ditto - e 1 -0 0
Mr. H. Lewis, ditto - - t o 0
Mr. John Maggs, ditto - - 1 o 0
Mr. George Stadia, ditto :. - 1 0 0
The Rev. Dr. Wise, ditto - - $ 2 0
IMessrs. Simonds, Nicholson and Co. of ditto 21 6 0

1 10 0

••• The Committee wishes to engage three or four light
Apartments for Offices, with preference of suitable convenience
near to and sweat of the Royal Etchano.

Nita Brae,
All Communications per Post, are to be &recta
Waterloo Subscription,

and to be put muter Cover, directed
Francis Frahm:. Eq.
- et.

Loans,

Post Oice,
,Lenin.

Suboeript:ons sr. received at Lloyd's; at the City of London
Tavvrif uss,l by all tbr bankers of the Metropolis.
Unit tetni-er. J. P. W MASAI), Secretary.

ESTA l'k FOS ziAi.E.
• TO BE SOLD BY AUC TION,
By Messrs. CILIP?S and COLE,
At tbe New Inn in Abingdon, in the County of Berk., on Fat-
DAY, the Id day of November next, at 1 hree in the Afternoon,
wider cre:ditious of sale which will :hen be proluced,
Dt- it able FARM And RESII)ENCE .tt liar- I
sell, in the County of Berks; comprising a neat and sub-
stantial Farm Honse' with Barns, Stabits, Out Offices, and Farm
Yard, and Orchards and Inclusive* near; containing about "Two
Acres and a 1141 f, with 1411 Aans, or thereabouts. of Arable
and Palture Land, lying together in Ittrwell Field and 141ea-
doses, not th of the village, and world the turnpike road leading
to W.illinglord.
The buildings ar'e in complete repair, and the land it in a good
state of cultivation.
Tbe whole it copyliold of irheritance, held under the Lord of
the Manor of Bishop's ilarwell, except about Acres, which is
partly Irceholi and partly leasehold, for lon3 terms.
For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or to Messrs.
Morland and Miller, Solicitors, Abingdon ; where a plan maybe
seen; and, for a view of the Estate, to Mr. Alfred Brown, the
Tenant.
Printed particulirs may be had in the course of the fortnight
preceding the sale, on application to the Auctioneers; or at the
place of sale, and other principal Inns in Abingdon, Oxford, Far-
ingdtm, Vantage,lislsY,Newbury,and Wallingford; or of Mr.
Wilcox, A•iction Mart, London.

-- ---- • - -
FiLASE.R'S AMERICAN NURSERY, SLUAN-,QUAKE,
CHELSEA.
Y SHE VALUABLE- and HEALTHY GROWING
.1. STOCK of this NURSERY will be SOLD by AUCTION,
by Mr. COCHRAN, on Monday, the 6th November, 1815, and
following Day, at Eleven &Clods, on the Premises, by order of
the Assignees : Consisting of a number of Standard and I)wuf
Trained Peaches and Nectannes, of different sizes; Pears, Plums,
and Cherries, with large Fruit bearing Heads, including Erasers'
' new Hart Cherry, and otbera ; flowering and Evergreen Shrobs;
English and American Herbaceous Plants, Flower Roots, Scc.;
Ivy's and Clematis; a quaLtity of strong Garden Frames and
Lights, Hand and Striking Glasses; a great variety of Roses,and
other ornamental Plants in Pots: with some large new Magno-
lias, and other ornamental Standard Shrubs in Borders; a quan-
tilt of Ent Plants of the Rhododendron Crawbiense, of different
ages, in the ground ; Rhododendron Punctattint, and a Variety
of new and curious Ametican Plants, all in fuse condition for

removing.
To be viewed till the Sale by applying on the Premises, where
Catalogues may bo bad; and at Messrs. Gordon's, Fenchurck.
street ; Messrs. lair s, Seedsmen, Borough ; Messrs. Mason and
Son, Fleet-stet et ; Belvidere, Islington; at the Auction Mart,
near rho Bank ; with Commissions and Particulars by Address
to Mr. Cochran, Auctioneer, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square.

CANAL PROPERTY.
SEVERN AND WYE RAILWAY SHARES, &c.
TO DE SOLD BY AUC I lON,
By Mr. scan',
On Fatv.‘v, Nov. 10, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, London,
11111NGHANI NAVIGATION, a Share in, l
10.
7; vis excellent steadily improving concern, well known by
sel 1111 l ent advantages- the dividends have regularly advanced
to 136 dear pi r Annum, wiih the best-founded prospects of
to iticrea.e. Severe and Wye Railway, Fittremshares
in this very promising concern, also Aare* in the Kennet and
Avon Canal, Dudley, SomerseCCoal Lock Fund, Southwark
Bridge, raid Junction Water-Works, and Russell ILstituttoti
Shares.
• Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; the Mart; and
of Mr. Scutt, Nu. Its, New Bridge-strati/London.

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Oxford.
Walter Sttiadand, Ilerfamin Hol!,.wir,, and Hcnry Pitches
Boyce, Esqr4. to be Deputy I.lemetianti.
Oiford Troop of Yeom3ory—Wdliant Stever.s, Cent. to be

I.ieutenant.
Oxfortighire T:oop of Iteomanry—llenry F'rancis Mayor, (3, tit,
to be Cornet.

Tbis Gazette notifies, that nn the 201 Prince 17.4 t rhazy had
his first audience of the Pr:nee Regent at• a-hon and
' • •

that on the u6th he had his first att,iience of her at
the Quern's Palace. It further amiounces the appwn. ment of
Louis Duncan Cassamajor, Esq. as Secretary of Embassy to the
Court of St. Petersburgh.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Dec. S. William Stone, late of Sloane-square, Middlesex, mer-
chant, favor, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
Ncre. 4; Richard Wright, of the Platform, Rotherhithe, Surrey,
anrgetin and apothecary, dealer and chapatan, at ten, at Guild-
hall; London.

BANKRUPTCY SUPER sEnEn.
John Thlivitea, late of High Holhotn, liner-draper.

BANKRUPTS.
Richard Wine Lloyd, of Cheater, wine and liquor-ftierdiatio,
dealer and chapman, to surrender November gA, gl, and Des.
9, at one, at the King's Arms lun. Liverpool. Attortneis,
Messrs. Blackstock and Dunce, Temple, Lou !on ; at Messer.
Pritt and Kewley, Liverpool.
Isaac Tubbs, of Liverpool, rope-mak r. ship-chandler, dea/er and
chapmati, Nov. gg, v 3, and Dec. 12, at oi)e, at the :.inn's
Arms, Liverpool. Ai bakiest, M,ssrs. 7liephard. A dling vu.
and Gregory, tiedford•row, Lnlidon ; or Meoars. D. 1114 r 2 and
Topharn, Water-titre-T. !Averred.
William Kirkpatrick, of Mont-1104er, merchant, &err and rb m
man, November 14, 15, arid Dec. 9, at surer, at the ;1,10. ey
Arms Inn, Manchester. Attorn'es, Mr. Haden, LacWavle-
street, Manchesrer; or Mr. E. Coester, Staple Inn, London
William Ball, of from,. Se!wood, swilenetahmt, e.ea'er
and chapman, Nov. to; 17, and Dec. 9, at eleven, at the George
Inn, Frome Se!wood. Attornie-, Mr. Williams, Rest Lissa.
sqtr,re, London; or Mr. George Mes-iter, From-.
Johu Masson, lats; of Bourn, Lilicola•shirc, N e 14, at
live. November 93, at even, at the Crown Ic:n. ••taniturd,
and Dec. 9. at eleven, at the Bull lim, Bouro. Ai:ornieli, Mr.
Richard Ely, Stamford ; or Messrs. Longdill and Butterfield,
No. s.Gray 4 Inn-etiolate, London.
lame. Kinder, of Arbury M 11, WareAckshire, miller, dealer.and
chapman, Nov. is, ar 4ix, Nov 7, and I/re. 9, at vlev,-.rt, at the
Pull and Fleur-de-Lis Inn, Nuneaton. A•t G. urge
Greenway, Attleboroueti Hall, n,•at. 74iintaz,,n ; or 2.1 r. Coo.
stable, Symoinrs Inn, Lliancery-lone, London.
Witham Kirkby, of Chilver's-L'otton, Warwick-hire, tallow.
chandler, dea,er and c'i simian, Nov. 6, at •is, Nov. 7, 21111.)...C.
9, at eleven. at the Pub and Ntinewon
Attornies,. Mr. George tlreenway, Nuneaton; or Mr. Opuses.
Syniond'. Inn, Chancery-lone.
Andrew Graham, now or Utent Lancashire, draper,
dealer and chapniao, N A), Si, ant! Dec u, at tun, at toy
White Horse Inti,-Matiche-ter. Attorisies, Mr. Solttittti Wood-
coCk, of Rury ; or Mr. Hinny Blake-folk, Stojeasit's tun, Fleet.
street, London.
William Spring. of Swansea, Glamneranshire, cabinet-maker,
dealer and chapman, Now. it), 11, and I've ',it Vinci'. a'. She
Push Inn, Swansea. Attars; es, Mr. Price, L, 1.14:0af lot,
Loan's; or Mr. James, iwan•ea.
John Beaky, of Fern Grove, Curt', Lancashir.. w•sollen-manu.
fact urer, Nov. '2O, '2l, acid Dec.'', at 00/t n. at :lir
Inn, Manchester. Anortoe-, \ Ir. Sliaw, Gray's Inn, London;
or Mr. Parker, Bury, Lancashire.
Edward Collinson, of C:e.sk d•.;ine, 1.09 'on, oil merchant,
dealer and diapason, Nov,mber 4, i 4. .411.1 use. a. %%asks.,
at (,uiltlhAq. Attorn,v4, Me•sm.„ Slob to, .%14.1ts au.
Pears,., _ Freilerick's• place, Ohl Jewry
Thomas Bundock, of 1.111 Atm, and of 0-tend, in the Netherlands,
merchant, dealer and empnia!), N!.v. 7, I 4, I) e. to, at ten,
at Guildhall. Alfonsin', Mr. RAM' 01412o:1-y44m, Lon-
don; or Peter Healey, Manche-
er.
Theopollus Smith, trlicrwilk: I 1.1‘.4 11, of Law-
voice pounttley.taile, Loodoe, .r and eta man,
Nov. 4, at ten, Nov. 7.at one, and Dec 4, at at
Aitornies, Messrs. Swain, stevens, and PI arse, Ire.
derick's-placr Oid Jewry.
John Chilcot Webb, of Russell-street, llermandsey,fellinnuerr,
dealer and chapman, Nay. 4, at ten, mt. 7, at oar, a of D c.
9, a: ten, at Guldhall. Attorney, Alr. Shaw, Statile'. Inn.
thomaa Bailey, of Walbriesk, London, merhasit, dealer and
ehapman. Nov. 7, 14, and Dec 9, at twe ve, at Outith,ao
Attornies, Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery lane, Landaa ; r., Atte
Peter Healey, Manchester.
DIVIDENDS to he made at GUILD:TALL.

March 5, William Coles, Mincing-line, broker, .1: eleven.--
Nov. 21, William Woo!roadie the elder and youtizei., of
Rmher-
hi,hr, ship-builders, at eleven. Nov. 18, W Mimi! 1 obnMas•er
01 Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, watch-manuf..rtorer, at one.
Nov. 18, l'homas Barber Bennett, of ►l'appii:g Wall, .loissellee,
at twelve. Nov. 91,'1 linmaa Philip Hillary, ut Mart.-lane, mut.-
chant, at one. Nov. 28, James Pawlerr, el Kiiit.-striet, Holborn,
victualler, at eleven. Nov. 18, John rill 4, of
wine-merchant, at twelve. Nov. It, J.An M,islinisi Pitman, of
Sun-street, tallow-chandler, at eleven. Nov. 2.1, ral.ani Mar-
cus Levy, Lenion-Arrer, merchant, et ton. Dec. 19, Mary and
Samuel Waterford iVondward, of Hompras Wharf, timber-mer-
chants, at twelve. ltiv. 21, Thomas noddy, id tipper Rus.,r4l-
- Bermondsey, Minimiser, at twelve. Nov. 9s, Edw.trd
Ledger, King•stiect, Che:irside, warehouseman. at eleven. Nov.
21, Valentine Close, of Handley, Staffordshire, potter, at ten.—
Nov. Si, John Frye, Standon, Urns, stationer, at one.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Nov. 15, William Marsden, Leeds, merchant, at eleven, at the
Hotel, Leeds. Nov. 17, James Kay, Warrington, ironmonger,
at four, at the Nag's Head, Warrington. Nov. 27, Thomas
Skirmsliire, Fakenham, schoolmaster, at eleven, at the Crown,
Fakenitain. Nov. 17, Charles 'lraq, Warrington, linen-draper,
at eleven, at the Nag's Head, Warrington. Nov. 27, Wi tiara
Moore Ward, Warnigton, shoemaker, at eleven, at the Nag's
Head, Warrington. Nov. 17, Matthew Knowles, Marple, tan•
nee, at twelve, at the Nag's Head, Warrington. Nov. 17, Gvorge
Frith, Boston, merchant, at eleven, at the Peacock, Boston.
Nov. 14, John Mania, Alfrlston, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the
'tar, Lewes. Nov. 16, Absalom Stephenson, Bolton, draper, at
eleven, at the White Hart, Boston. Nov. 29, WM. James, .swan-
sea, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Commercial 'town., Bristol
Nov. SO, Henry Crawley,_bristol, rectifier, a eleven, at the Con.
trerctal Rooms, Bristol. Nov. 14, Juba A:ayliew the younger,
St. Oseyth, Essex, miller, at eleven, at the Wagg..n and I loves
Inn, Colchester. Nov. 27, John Myrton, Matthew Jones aid
Price Glynn Mytton, Wakbpool, bankers, at tea, at the Royal
Uak Valsligool.

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DUTCH AND GERMAN PAPERS.

SWITZERLAND, OCT. 16.

His Majesty th, Emperor of Anil ria having slept on
the 1 Ith at 11.iden, enteitel Zurich on the 1'203;4 nine
in the morning, .irniJst the dischargeof cannon, and the
ringing of all the bells. His Al.jesty immediately re-
cPived the Council of StAte, with Mr. lturg 'master
‘Vyssat theil head. In the nilriiing the E.mperor visited
the principal cstalslishinents in the City ; in the even-
ing, alter givitm an audience to the Corns Diplornatique,
11;s tiLtjesty holkoin-ed a.concert with his presmee, and
then rod‘• in a carriige through the principal streets to
sce the iiiiirninAtions. On the 13th the Emperor de-
ted at 6 A.ze. to dine at Wyl, and sleep at St. Gil-
-1.11, whence liis Majesty departed at six in the morn-
inj on the 11-th, anti took the toad to the Tyrol.

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