Star.
London, England, 1823-11-19 00:00:00

FROM I,AS7' NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

• [This Gazette contains, a Proclamation by his idajeaty for the
further prorogation of Parliament from the 25th of November to
Tuesday, the 5d of February, then to Meet for the dispatch of bu
"sines. It also 'states that the King has granted the dignity of a
Viscount of tbe United Kingilom upon Richatd Earl of Cfancarty,
and his lawful heirs male, by tip blunt:, stile, and title of Viscount
Ciancarty, of the county of Cork). • •
BA NKRUPTC(RS SUPERSEDED.
Thomas Maydew, Cobridge, Staffordshire, blue-manufacturer.
William Horrocks, Liverpool, corn-dealer.

Stephen Wobd, Poswiek, Herefordshire, dealer, to surrender No-

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vember 25, 26, and December 30, at:eleven, at the Falcon Inn,
Brotnyard. Attorrlies, hlr. Danger Geld, Bromyard; or Messrs.
Williams and White' Lincoln's Inn Old-square.
-James Cox, lite of *ells, Someriet, miller, November 20, De-
cember 2 and 30, at twelve, at the-Commercial Rooms, Bristol:

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Attormies, Admire. Adlington, Gregory, and Co. Bedford-row; or
Mr. Reeves, Glastonbury. . .
Joseph John Candlin, Fenchurchnreet, merchant, November 22,
29, and December 30, at eleven, at the. Court of Commissioners
of Bankrupts Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Tits() t and
Preston, Coleman-street.
Thomas Atkinson, Bradford, 'Yorkshire, worsted-spinner, Novem-
ber 21, at five, 22, and December 30, at -ten, at the Sun Inn,
Bradford. Atternies, Messrs. Stocker and Dawson, New Bus-
well-court,-Carey-street-; or Mr. Moulden, Bradford.
Henry NOrthover, late of Nunny, Somerset, farmer, December
8, at four, 9, and 30, at Wynn, at the Black Horse Inn, Salis-
bury. Attornies, Mr. Seymour, Mere, Wilts; or Mr. Popkin,
Dean-street, Soho.
Thomas Bidder, Ilfracombe, Deran, tallow-chandler, November
25, 26, and bomber 30, at eleven, at the Golden Lion, Barn-
staple. Attornies, Messrs. Claws and Co. King's Bencl-walk,
. TentPle; or Mr. Pugsley-, Barnstaple.
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. ili-..q,DENI)S to .bemacle in BASING HA LL-STREET.
tlec-'l3, U. ind. W. Curbnoi, Maidstone, carpenters, at twelve.
Die. 9, S:' Lowe; Nalitinsti-street, painter on glass, at one. Dec:
19; T. Molynetst, Holbeats, boot and shoe-maker, at•twetve. Dec.
:at ii- .*3- Hvglibl,.ltrbottr•equaire, Commercial-road, merchant; at
one. Nov: 2114-Rossall, late of Rochester, wine.rnemitant,.st IS.'
_ DI YI DI3NDS to be made-in the COUNTRY.
Dee. 9, W. Simons, Blrininglain, bresh-maker,, at tWelve, at
the Royal Hotel, Birminghim_ Dcc. 12, T. Bdrp, -Ritter, fac-
tor, artwelve, at the Globe Tavern, Riker. Dee. 10,ot -Kit-1
chen and J. Amery, Lis sl, tailors, at one, at the. G Inn,
Dale-street, LivereFol. re. 10, P. Marshall,'
Scarborough; sro-
lbo
cer, at ten, at the ndon pp, Scarborough. Dec. 11, B. ',hider,
Alcester, Wireil 'save, .fellmonger, at twelve, Lithe Hid Home
Inn, Stratfotd-dpon-Avon. Dec. 12, J. Lowe, late of Warring-
ton, carrier, _at: ufflelve, at the George Inn, Warrington. Dec.
12, R. sad R. Itigg, WMtehaien, brewers, at three, at the Black'
Lion In% *hitthaTflu Dec. 9, J. blilnes, 11.11ifas,„grocer, at
three, 'at the Ilnibri 'Civil. lint, Halifax. Dec-. 10, J. Greaves, jun.
Liverpool.. broker; at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liver-
pool. Dec. 10, T. Hedges, late of Bristol, grocer, at out, at the
Commercial Rooms, Bristol.

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CERTIFiCATES—Dits. 9, • •
W....50tH0w, Manchsverl flour.dealer.. T. Veughan, Charley,
Lancashire, coffun-manUfactli{et. J. Jesminp, Keynshani, So-
merset, saddler. G. bagley,.Pocilington, Yorkshire, spirit-mer-
chant. R. Errinaup Heslaam, Northumberland, biking-factor.
J. Grange, Piccadilly, tridierer. Buckle,..Scarah. Mill, York-
shire, miller. J. Austin, Little St.-Thomas Apostle, warehouse-
Man., H. Fed, Princenetr62, nserchlnt.,
OTSSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Morrill and Hill, Manchester, grocers. Ogle and Cu. Paternos-
ter-row, boOksellers as respects J. Ogle and J. Duncan. Huhne
and Tette*, Safford, Lancashire,' dyers. Kidd and Rlgg, Kelve-
don, Esses,.attornies. T. and G. Flint, Burlington Arcade, book-
aellers. Gill and Co. Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, Manchester-ware-
house-men. Mips. and 'Woodhead, Macclesbeld, joiners. Cock-
liain and Atkinion, Manchester, silk-manufacturers. Shaw and
Ward, Wakefield, painters.. Gough and Abson, Leeds, mitsical- ,
instrument-makers. Match and Chambers, Liverpool, grocers,—
Sandiford and Isherwood, Manchester, bat,lining.cutters. G. and
J. Whiteley, Huddersfield, warp-Makers. Bunnell and Rye%
Shoreditch, linen-Callers. Dyer and Weston, Hoek-Head, Ber-
mondsey, leatliet-entters. Smith and Co. Philpot.lene, wholesale-
grocers. Winterbouani and Green, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire,
cotton-manufacturers. Evans and Scott, Holborn-hill, linen-ware-
hOusernen. Broadfoot and Shyllau, Carlisle, tea-dealers. Erosion
and Baker, Liverpnot, sildp...clandlers. Richardson and Corkld,
Lintioln's Ine-fidldi, surveyors. Ensor and Ball, Nuneaton, War-
wickshire, mercers. Letts and Alder, Nine-Elms, corn-lightermen.
Smith and Mason, !Macclesfield, silk-dyers. Pink and Pflug:,
Portsea, brewers. „„;,
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EXECUZNIT OF GENERAL RIEGO.
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The following
,acconnt orthe deportment of this inn,
fortunateindiviaitilifeveninihtftestattradorofMadtiiii'
" Rice (Indere:Pia' the'-siiitence of his fate cm the
'7th. 'ln his last *Mitts he deManded the assistance
Of the Rev. DoMinieati rathers, I whose religious life
and knowledge,' said he, g I know. When very young
r went every day to-a convent of this Order and served
Masi. These good Monks inspired me with great de-
' rotion for the'Virgin of the Rosary.'
" The Fathers attended him' with much zeal, and
Riego appeared to have been Very, sensibly 'touched by
their kindness, and thin of many other ecclesiastics, who
paid him visits of consolation. .We.cannotpass-ot.er in
:silence the words which he aildrissed that night to In
ecclesiastic enjoying a' highdignity at Conti, who had
:beers to see him I .knbw Low terrible the. idea of
,dying on a scaffold if'; butt at the same time acknow-
ledge that I deserve'mnch more for all the misfortunes
thatl have caused, fbr all thpit that have been
conitnitted in my ;Mix.. I am resigned, , and sigh only.
,after eternal glOty: On -the -same night be. entreated.
that a notary might be serif for, to-whom he dictated a
sort aP profession of his relition and political Nth;
Cjaring his errors, and:det4ndiog, pardon of the.lic.ligr-
the'nation and those sons whOdi b might b,I~Z 4t
fended, andsupplictitiu perrtheii to pardon
He pieserved a-sorrosettil silence tsithe place of eteetV'
,tion, which ni him was not the area's)! pnsiriaratnity),,

'lle following is a copy of the petition of Madame
Riego and the Canon 170:Mimi-el del Riego to the. King
of France, on behAlf of
.their relative the late General;
and also of Hie tort espondence between the Canon Kier,
the French Atnb4asador. Mr. Seiretary Canningt*c.
No.I.
Mossittoszoit—The brother of General Riego, Canon
of the. Cathedral of Oviedo, takes the liberty to addles:
you fur the purpose.of obtaining an aualienft.
You certainly cannot doubt the great interest which
the undersigned feels in the fate of his brother. In the
character of brother, and in those of uncle, tutor, and
only support of Madame Riego, who is at present in
London in the most deplolable state of health, the un-
dersigned thinks it an imperative duty to do all that is
in his power to save the life of Don Raphael del Riego.
In appealing to the generosity of the, French nation,
the undersigned flatters himself that he shall succeed in
an nude' taking, which, without any political feeling, he
considers a sacred duty that nature has imposed upon
him._ Accept, Monsieur, the Insurance of my perfect
consideration.