Star.
London, England, 1823-11-26 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.

[This Gazette notifies that the King bas been pleased to confer
the honour of Knighthood on Francis Bayley, Esq. Recorder of j
the Prince of Wales's Island; and likewise that his Majesty has
been pleased to grant to Thomas 1* &cunt, jul. Esq. the office of
Procurator-General in the island of Jersey, in the room of John
Ouniaresq, Esq, deceased; and to John William littpre, Ilsq. the
office of Advocate-Genet-al of the island of Jersey, in the rostra of
Francis John Lu Content.; Esq. rest:med.

BANKIWPTS.
William Moody,. Leeds, braider, to surrender December 6,8, and
January 6, at eleven, a: the Court-house, Leeds. Attornics,.,
• Mr. Smithtoi, Old Jr•very • or Mr. Dunning, Leeds.
Tbuthas Whalley, Morley, laacashire, manufacturer, December
15, 16, and January 6, at two, • t the Bridgwater Arms Inn,
Manchester. _ Attornies, Mr. Kershaw, Fountain-street, Man-

chester ; or Messrs. Hurd and John .on, King's B:ncl.-walk,
Temple, London.
Christopher Whalley, Itivington, Lancashire, manufacturer, De-
cember 13, 16, and January 6, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms
Inn, Manchester. Attcrnies, Mr. Kershaw. Fountain•street;
Manchester ; or Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, King's Bench-walk,

Temple, London.. _
Moses Grant, Clifton, Gloucestershire, lodging-house-keeper, De-
cember 2,3, and January 6, at cleven, at the Commercial Humus,
Bristol. &comics, Messrs. ilurd and Julmson,.Temple ; or Mr.

Graydon, Bristol.-
John Cbamptaloup, Counter-street, Southwark, oranse-merchant,
December 2,6; and January 6, at ten, at tile Court of Com-
missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornics, Messrs.
Blunt and Boy, Old Broad-street.
Charles Vincent, Tarrant-Rushton, Darsetshire, dealer, December
2,3, and January 6, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Bland-
, forel-Vorum. Attordes, Mr. Crabb, Blandford ;or Mr. Fit..ll,
Union-street, Southwark.
Thomas Hill, %%est Smithfield, grocer, Novembr: 29, December
13, and January 6, at twelve, at the CJart of Commissioner;
of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr. Whitton, Urest
James-street, Bedford-row.
William Smith, Worcester, brewer, December 11, 12, and .Ta-
uuary 6, at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, Worcester. Attornics,
Messrs. Cardale and Co. Gray's lan ; or Messrs. Parker and
Smith, Worcrater."
George Dixon, Chiswell-street, ironmonger, November 29, Decem-
ber i 3, and January 6, at ten, at the ourt of Commissioners
of Blekrupts, asslnzliall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hewitt; Token-
house-yard.
DVID EN DS to be made is BASING II A LL-stitnEyr.

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Dec. 26, J. Larbaltstier, Angel court, Throgmorton-:treet,wine-
-1 merchant, at eleven. Dec. 20, Jasper Augustus, Simon Alexander-,
and Thomas Harding Kelly, Strand, saddlers, at ten. Dec. 20,
E. Mather, Oxford, grocer, at ten. Dec. 13, T. Kiuning, Oa-
ford-street, hnen-drJper, at twelve. Dec. 20, N. Holmcie.i, Mil-
-1 ton, Kent, grocer, at ten. Dee. 20, G. Judd, Farringdon, Berk',
corslwainet, at ten. Dec. 16, W. Richards, Shoreditch, soap-
maker, at eleven. Dec. 16, T. A. Machin, late of. Portsmouth
banker, at eleven. Dec. 16, 111. Marks, Rotnford, slopseller, at
ten. Dec. 16, G. Kaincock, late of Harlow, Essex, merchant, at
ten. Dec. 16, J. Hyde and J. Stewardson, late of 'Change-alley,
Ibill.brokers, at ten. Dec. t 6, W. Dixon, Portsmouth, tailor, at 10.

DIVIDENDS to be made in the couNTity.
Dee. 18, D. Illgp, Chipping-Sodbury, Gloucestershire, liquor-
merchant, at two, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Dec. 13, W.
Wood, late of Monythusloynz, Monmouthshire, grocer, at eleven,
at the Commercial Booms, Bristol. Dec. 20, S. Douthr.t, Liver-
pool, merchant, at une, at t'he George Inn, Dale-street ,Liverpool
Dec. 20, W. and J. Sparks, Frome-Seiwood, grocers, at twelve,
at the George Int), From..Selwood. Dec. 17, W. Garrs, Gras-
alngton, Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Black Horse Hotel,
Fir.ipton. Dec. 16, J. and B. Willington, Birmingham, cabinet-
mahe;‘, at twelve, at the Albion Hotel, Biratingham. Dec. 17,
J. B. Redden, Moseley, Worcestershire, sword-cutler, at twelve,
at the Alhipq Hotel, Ihrnaingliarn. Dec. 29, J. Ward, Binning.
ham, factor, at elvien, at the Itoyal Hotel, Birmingham. Dec.'
20, It. Hoghis, Bangor, Flintshlrei cb.eese-factor, at eleven,at the
W4fre Lion lon, W,llitcbucch, Salop. Dec. 18, 11. Taylor, Man-
cheater, calico-printer, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Mai•cheater.--
Dec. 17, Howarth, Leeds, woebtapier, at clever., at the Court-
tow, .I..ertia:.
Ct 11T Irl C AT F.S---.Dtc. 16.
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.-3111Ctoti; Load _reai Ma....thester, dealer. 3. Milhorn,,
}ate 91
mall, oledicato.-viao4f! s.Lasi.c.LAtt. of Newcastle-under-Lyme,

A number of migrant (loci from Spain, not only to
England and France, hut also, says the Bclgic Journal,
to tart couutty. . " Already," it adds, ‘, we have' many
rciu,-;:,eas at Brussels, iniel it is said that- many more
are c xpected."
yesterd.ly admitted a great number of per.
stuns of distinction to kiss his l'ando.Theconcourse was
immense. The Etiat-Miajor of the French army, who
now in this capital, was observed there whom his
Majesty received with peculiar favour. In the after.
norm their Majesties and Royal fii,c,,hnesses went to pro-
menacle in the Prado, by the gate of-Atocha. On their
way they received the most unequivocal demonstra-
tions of love from the goad people, alto blessed (r.eir
King with acclamation.
It said the King goes to the Escurial the day after
[ to. mr, rrow.—Quotidienne.

GIBRALTAR, NO EMBER e.
M. Privas, who is al poitred Con.,;nl. here, came yes-
terday to take poSsessio3 of his ()Eike. Though hie pre-
decessor has not received any order to cease bis •func•
tions, he has left the, town with all his family: This
man was distinguished by his exaggerated-. opiniOns,
while he represented the Revolutionary Government.
The Spanish emigrants have also received orders to
leave the place within 24 hours: so that all must have
departed by this time, except General Alava, who is re-
tained for other reasons.
Last week, a depUtati‘in of Liberals went to Tangiers
to salicit an is)luin and employment of that Govern-
ment. It is afrunleJ, that lint xithstanding the most
urgent entreatie!, they have met with a positive refusal.