Star.
London, England, 1807-10-19 00:00:00

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

ComrnilEon in the Royal Flint Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.

Peter Potter, Can. to be Fiat Lieutenant. Dated Sept. as. 1807.
Commiflions in the Ayrlbire Militia, ligned by the
Lord Lieutenant.

Fritign John Fairfowe to be Lieutenant, vice Andrew Cathcart,
removed to the Line ; Andrew M. Campbell, Gent. to be lin-
bgn, vice Fairfcwe, promoted. Dated September 26, Ono.
Cummiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Aber.
deenfhire.
Aherdeen(hire Battalion of Volunteers.
Captain Alexander Forbes Irvine to be Major, vice Watfon, re-
kneel. Dated September 9, t 8 )7.
Akerdeen Battalion of Volunteer Pikemen.

Charles Fyfe, Gent. to be Lieutenant Dated Sept. is, aBl7.
Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Lincnln.—Stamford Volunteer Infantry.
Richard Turnill, Gent. to be Enlign. 'Dated September 23,21107.
Spilfby and Burgh Volunteer Infantry.
William Walker, Efq to be Major; Edward Wright Jenninp,
Efq. to be Captain ; Robert Rainey, Gent to be Lieutenant ;
John Louis, Gent to be Enlign ; and William Simpfon, Gent.
to be Quarter Matter. Dated September 29. sSoy.
Lnvedon Volunteer Infantry.

William Cbambera, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; and William Smith-
_ worth Athton Gent. to be FArlign. Dated &eptember 29, 1Y0,7.
Commillioni figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of I.V"rcefler.

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To he Dewy Lkutenants— Jouah Patrick, Efq. Dated May I,
1207
Hugh Houttoun and Thomas Beak Cooper, Efqrs. Dated Sep•
tembcc 29,1807.

North Worcefler Vi.hinteer Infantry.
William Congreve Rural*, Efq. to he Major ; Waidam .Anderton,
Efq. to he Captain. Dated September 11, tB-,7.
To be Lieutenants— rhumas Green, Gent. Dated Septcailia
tt, 1807.
William 1 imminga, Gent. Dated September 12, aat.
rev jamin Smith, Gent. Dated September 384.
George Gabb, Gent. Dated September 14. )S4,
To he Enfigns—Jobn Cromwell, Gent. Dated September x 1,1807
Wildaru Webb, Gent. Dated September 11,1807
To be Surgeon--Jobn Parry Nan). Gent. Dated Sept. rr,1807.
Loyal Wcrteller Volinveer Infantry.
Jobn Young, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated September 16,1837.
Robert Pitt', Gent. to be ditto. Dated September t 7, 1807.
Edmund Herbert, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated September 15,1807.
John Collingwoctt Getit. to he ditto. Dated September 16,1807.
Commi &Ins ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants.
Colonel David Cuaynghame to be a Deputy Lieutenant. Dated
September jo, zBO7.

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Nwth Hants Cavalry.
lientenant Wilmot to be Coral'', vice the gight Hononratie
William Lord Eoltnn, refigned : the Honourable Count Pow-
ktt to be Lieutenant, the Wilmot. Dated Odober 8, 1837.
Porttninitth Artillery.
Edward Calker, Gent. to be St.cond-Lieutenant. Dated Odober
tgo7.

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Portfmnuth Battalion of Volunteer Infantry.
George Henry hicuoey, Gent. to be EtiGgn, vice Tollefwey, re.
Seed. Dated Occioher 8,1807.
Portftekotnit Office Artillery.
John Meredith. Efq. to be Captain, vice Wilmot, rained. Dated
Wtober S.
Mlle, Deane, Bce. Volunteer infantry.
Charles Harwood, Gent. to be Lietitioant, vice Lefiroy, refigned.
Dated Odlober 8184.
Eititxra. in formir 'Gaieties.
Chrifleluirch BattiliOn rf Volunteer Artillery,
For Second Lieutenant William Team, read Second Lieutenant
tit'illiltn
Gniport Battalion of Volunteer Infantry.
F. ,r Guy Slake, Gent. to be Surgeon, read Goy SLute, Gent. to be
Surgeon.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGFD.

Nov. ty. William Clore and Matthew Clore, ut Leeds, Yolcfhire,
dyers, dealers and chapmen and toputnets., at eleven, at Guild-
hall, London.

DIVIOENIV.
OCtoher 24. John Jobnfon, of the Dog run., Bethnal Otvea,Alid
dlcfez, boric-dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall.
October i 4. William Kemp. of Fevenham, Kent, grocer, at
twelve, at Guildhall, London.
• Oetobers4. Charles Greatrez, late of Sutton Coldfield, Warwick:
thin., broker and amtliaricer, at twelve, kt Guildhall, London.
October s 4. SamlierNeale Badeock, late of Eze•.er, furgeon an 4
apothecary, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Ewer.
October a•. Was. RiMmer, of Orinfkirk, Laticalhire, !rink ceps;
at the Globe Taverns, rpool.
Odober 23. John Anftie. of Devizes, Wilts, clothier, at eleven, at
the Black Sear Inn, Devizes.
October 23. Frederick Charles Aogultus Sandwell, of Devizes,
Wilts, clothier, at eleven, at the Black Bear Inn, Devizes.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Daniel Tobin and John Napier, of Limehoufe, Middlefez, fhip•
chandlers. Oftober to, 1607.
Philip James Knights and Thomas Parke, of Cheap Ede, Lon-
don. trawl manufacturers. Auguit 13, 1307.
Theophilus Hearfey, Joan Mendhani and Jofeph Uppom &f-
-rant. of Lower Thames-tin:et, London, orange merchants.-
0 :lobo- 16, tBO7.

Dorothy Palmer and Elizabeth Stevens I.ougford, of gazher-
hithe, Surrey, baberdaair rs and milliners. September 19. 1897.
Elizabeth Mae and Joreph Cozon,of Monkton, lIIe ot'l'hauet,
farmers and graziers October zt, 1837.
William Marr and James Mart., of Eafby, Yerkihire, millers.
July 59, 18:7.
John Boyes and John Carla!, of Hall, fugar refiners. June 30,
1806.

Loyd Beale and Thomat Alexander Beale, of Bafingball-flreet,
London, warehoufemen. October 13. tBo7.
James Scott, Ann Scott and Jofeph Giraffe, of Horfleydenvn lane,
Southwark, coopers. October 1807.
Peter Symons and Sun, of Plymouth, merchants and Ihip.
ageots. • October t, 1837.
John Willis and Robert Morecock,of rulham,Mi Idlefer, malt-
ftt rs, mealmtn and corn dealers. 06toher t 3, 1807.
Samuel Seaman and John Segrant, of Thorley, Me of Wight,
farmers. Odtober 14, 1807.
John Bafs and John Bilbop, of Topsham, Devonlhire, Chip.
Otftober 12. 1807.
William Wood and John Covell, of Talbot-court, Graceclurch-
greet, London, tea dealers. Odtnber is, 1807.

It would be kind in Tome of our grave moralizers,
cn the little& of State Lotteries, it they would con•
defcend to tell the Public by what other poffible
means they could poflifs any chances of acquiring,
f. ,r a (lake only of a few &Dings, an independency
for life ; or, as to-morrow's commencement of the
drawing may thus enrich numerous individuals, to
fay—what other mode, for fc trifling a flake, can fo
initantaneoutly difpenfe opulence
08ober dividends are now paying at England's
great Bank, the door of which is direaly erppofire J.
WARNER'S State Lottery Office, t 6. Cornhill, where
it is expeaed Fortune will dillribute her largeft fa.
your in the Lottery which begins Drawing next
Tuefday, namely, the Grand Prize of 40,0001.—J.
W. would think himfelf remits in his attention to the
Public, was he not to recommend their immediately
laying nut a part of their receipts, in order that the
next dividend they receive may be increafed in the
additional fum of zoool. a year by the purchafe of a
Ticket, or toool. a year by a half Share, fiool. a year
by a quarter Share, 2501. a year, by an eighth Share,
and 1251. a year by a Sixteenth Share. From the
very great demand already, he preftrmes difappoint•
ment may be the lct of thole who delay their purchafe
any longer. True Schemes gratis, the Pi izes paid
immediately they are drawn, from the loweft Prize
to the Grand Prize of 4o,coct.

FROM THE I.ONDbN GAZETTE, OCTOBER 17.
Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Returns
ending oa. to. 1307.
Wheal Rye. I Barley. Oats. Beans Peafe.
a. d d. s. d. a. d. s. d a. d.
69 6 46 9 39 2 28 1 32 9 fa o
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the it (tut ns made
in the wcck ending Ott. 14, ;‘. 8.1 par hundred weight.

COAL MARKET, Odtober 16.
Skips at Market Ships fold Price
4o Nevrcallle Coal 23 441 641 to 554 od
17 lundtrland 10 471 od to 5:-.3 od
2 Stone Coal I 65s od to 0.:4 ad
2 Cinders I acs od to ma od
SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, OCT. 17.
CARGOES SOLD, an.L PRICES.
Monday, I 1 Weducfd I Friday.
Qgt. 12. Ott. 14. Oat. s 6.
ilso 6 1 111 5i 6
3 Iss 0 f ; 2 I Soo
8154 o •
3 sl 6
1 49 0
2 SO 0
3 j 51 0

NEWCASTLE COAL.
Adair 's Main
Beaton Lcng
Biggs Main
Bryan Main
Croft's Main
EightonMoor
Eldon
Flatworth
Heaton Main - 6
Hebburn Main al
Holyweill Main
Kenton Mail 4
Hawkwc►tb
Murton Main 3
Percy Main 4
Pontep—Simpfon's -
Pontop Windfor's 3

South Meor 1.
Tanfidd Moor
Team
Townley Main
Walker • 3
Wall's End • 10
Temple's Wall's Had - S
‘Vhitefield
Willington 8

Wylam Moor - I
Killingworth - a
Bal and Brown's Walls End 1
South kiebburn -
Div h - I
Cewpen Main - I
Hartley - 1
SUNDERLAND COAL.
Patfieldlow Main, -
Fillinglow Main -
Biddick New Main - I
Boswell Main I
Bourn Moor . 6

so 6
S 3 6

54 0
54 0
49 6

48 01
49 9
48 3

48 6
48 6
47 0
49 6

52 6
34 6
54 9

33 6

47 0
45 6
4g 9
50 3
46 o
Si o
47 0

so 6

SS 6

Eden Main - s
Millie Main - 1
Gatetbead l'ark - 2
Haluaby Maio - I
South Eighton -
Ncwbottle Moor -
Printrofe Maio - s
airtley Moor -
Redtory - I
•,t hlidge Main

47 0
47 6
48 3

49 0

49 0
49 6

47 0

Routhlidge Main -
Ruffen; Main - 4 4B 9
Ht-dworth'd - 5 ;9 0
Pearith New Main - 1148 0
Bartley New Main . 1 47 0

45 0
45 6
49 0

47 6
48 o

46 o
(4 6
54 0

Ships 126

559
so 0

54 0

48 9

ca 6
55 0

52 9

SS 6
47

43 6
43 6

48 6
48 0

48 6

47 0

47 6

47 6

I I 47 0