Star.
London, England, 1830-12-18 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

G, DEC. 18, 1839. Pnicr. 71).

PROM THE LONDON GAZETTR, Dec. 17.
At the Court at St. James's, the 15th day of December, 18 O,
Present the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
This day, by command of his Majesty, the Hon. William Bathurst
was sworn one of the Clerks of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy
Council in ordinary.
ST. JAMES'S PALACE, Dxc. 15.
This day had audiences of his Majesty, the Count de Ludolf, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of the
kingdom of the Two Sicilia, to present a letter announcing the death
of the late King. and to deliver his credentials from his new Sovereign ;
also the Chevalier de Zee Bermudes, Envoy Extraordinary and 31inis.
ter Plenipotentiary from the Catholic King, to deliver credentials from
his Royal Highness the Duke of Lucca; and Don Manuel de Gatos-
ties, Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States of Mexico, to
present a letter to his Majesty.
ST. JA MI. B'B PALACE, Dsc. 15.
This day the Count de Ludolf, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary from the King of the kingdom of the Two Sieilles,
having delivered to his Majesty credentials from his new Sovereign, had
as audience of the Queen, and presented letters to her Majesty ; also
the Chevalier de Zee Bermudez, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary from the Catholic King, having delivered to his Ma.
jesty credentials from his Royal Highness the Duke of Lucca, had an
audience of her Majesty the Queen.
WHITEHALL, Dzc. 17.
The King has been pleased to renew the Commission for enquiring
into the proceeding and practice of the Superior Courts of Common Law
in England and Wales; and has been pinhead to reeppoint Sir James
Parke,Knt. one of the Justices of the Court of King's Rib; Sir John
Bernard Bosanquet, Knt. and Sir Edward Hall Anderson. Knt. two of
the Justin, of the Court of Common Pleas; Sir John Patteson, Knt.
one of the Justices of the Court of King's Bench, and Henry John
Stephen, . Esq. Serjeant at Law, his Commissioners for the purposes
aforesaid

WAR-OFFICE. Doc. 17.
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards--Lieut. Thomas Cosby to be Cap-
tain, by purchase, vice Harrison, wbo retires.
Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Bent Charles Amherst Daniel
Tynan. to be Captain. by purchase, vice Smith, who retiree ; Cornet
James Smith Schonswar to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Tyssen ;
Ensign Henry Nevlle, from the 54th Poet, to be Cornet, by pur-
chase, vice Schonswar.
ith Dragoon Guards—Cornet and Adjutant Robert Tolver Gerard,
to bare the rank of Lieutenant ; Lieutenant John William Douglas
Hobson, from the 37th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Short, who
minuses.
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Ttb Dragoore Guards—James William Hunter, Gent. to be Cornet by
vice Craven, promoted.
11 Rest. of Light Dragoons—Curnet James Harrison Chohneley to
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Grey, promoted ' • Rodolph de Sells,
Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Cbohneley; Surgeon James
Dawn, from the 10th Fuot, to be Surgeon, vice Fiddts, whose ap-
pointment bay not taken place.
tith Regiment of Foot—Ensign Joseph Ralph to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice ilammoscl, deceased; Ensign John Lord, from
the odds Foot. to be Ensign, vies Ralph ; Quartermaster John Shee-
han, from half-pay Royal African Corps, to be Quartermaster. vice
William Horoby, who exchanges.
10th Foot—Captain flocioorable Henry Howard, from the half-
pay, to be Captain, vice Henry George Holder°, who exchanges,
receiving the difference ; Assistant-Surgeon John Regan, from
the 60th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Dawn, promoted in the Bth
Light Dragoons.
25d Foot—Captain Robert Paulson Hotel to be Major, without par.
chase, vice Fielding, deceased ; Lieutenant Will am Gourlay to be
Captain, vice Holmes; Second Lieutenant Henry Thomas Stanley,
to be First Lieutenant, vice Gourley ; Frederick Torrens, Gent. to
be Second Lieutenant, vice Stanley.
37,11 Foot—Liesstenant Charles Shen, from the 6th Dragoon Guards,
to be lieutenant, vice Hereon, who exchanges.
54th Foot—Ensign Charles arch Vane to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, viaCbinery, who retires; Henry Harris Scobeli, Gent. to
be Ensign, by purchase, vice Vane.
55th Foot—Ensign James Roy Morton from the 15th Foot, to be
Lkueenant, without purchase, vice Quln, whose appointment has
got takes plate.
is West India Regiment—Captain Roger Stewart, from the half.
pcy, to be Captain, vice Fier Patrick, who retires.

UIt&ITACIII6

Lieutenant Honourable Hoary Booth Grey, from the Stb Light Dra-
goons, to be Cartels of Infantry. by purchase; Cornet Fulwat
Wiliam Craven, from the 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant
of Infantry by parcbses.
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Lieutenant Charles Walsh, half-pay bd Foot, to be Fort-Major at
Sheaves., repaying the diffnence be received en trachanging to
balf.pay, vice Rudd, deceased.

Officer has been to retire from the Ser.

vice by the sak of as Unattached commission I—
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Lieotenant Andrew Darling. half.pay UM Foot.
OFFICE OF ORDINANCE, Dna. 14.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Second Idessermat Francis Dick to be
First Lientenant. vice Coombe. deemed.
Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comity of Eases.
To be Drpoty Lieutenants—James AIMIOIIIIII, Es i ; Thomas Mating
Welsh. EM ; Samuel Sham,
Cenuelsalos is the North lights.* of
Sir George Warwick Bampfylde, Bout. to be Colonel, vice the Ratio(
ilorky. resigned.
CROWN OFFICE., Das. 17.
DazzerlyPlue appointed for holding the Special Commission for the
of the Gaol of the Canny of Detkingkant,ls3l.
Mr. Justice Park, Mr. Baron Bolland. Mr. Justice Fattens).—
Monday, January 10,1531. at A_ylesbury.
CROWN OFFICE. Deo. 17.
Member returned to serve in this present Parlimnent.
City of Chester —The Right Han. Robert Grosvenor. of Eaton. In
the county palatine of Chester.
BANKRUPTS.
_ _ _

Bu t, Bloat, Great Burrey-street.ll;eifriar's-roal, victualler, to
sutreroler Dee. 21, Si, at three, sad Jas. 2s, at two, at the Court of
Coormissiooers. Attorneys, Messrs. Mod sad Cotted 11roB-
mortoa•street.

Bauman, Tromso% Wastage, Berkshire, lost hone master, Dec. 21,
31, sad Jam Ys.. at two, at the Coon of iletasseironen. Attorney,
Mr. liegoe, Nelson-square Blocktriar's-read.
Haar, %amass Fonoarna, Larpool-street. New-road, St. Pancras,
builder. Dee. t 4, at twelve, 30, aid Jan. 1111, at eleven, at the Coen
of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Atkins. Fin Ordinary.eart,
Nicholas-lane.
Wass, Babson.. Barba& Berkshire, bulkier, Jan. 4, at ten. 11. at
eleven, and U. at ten, at the Coon of Commissioner.. Attorneys,
Messrs. Byre and Oneida% Gray's bus ; and Mr.Whatley,Rending.
Pars, WILLIAM, Clarlotte-etroot, Bedfordaptare. brewer, Doe. 21,
at twelve,ll2, and Jan. 22. at one, at the Coon of Commissioners.
Attorneys, Messrs. Aldridge and C Smith, Lincoln's lan.
Harms, Oxford-street, silk mercer. Dec. 24, U, and Jam
Is, at eleven, at the Coon of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Gar-
grave, Buckingham-street, Strand.
Panama% Pam Constamea, Jewry-stew. AMgate, bras founder,
Dec.2l, at one, 31, and Jan. rat, at two. at the Can of 061111111 i•
61013ers. Attorneys, Skates. Hidden. Getty, and Haddam, Angel-
coon, Throginortaa *Mt.
Caosa. Rona; Manchester. Fithian% Jan. 1.5, and 26, at nine, at
the York Hotel, Manchester. Attorney% Messrs. Adages.. Gre-
gory, and Valiance, Waged-nue ; and Messrs. Monis and Owes,
Spring{-gardens, Manchester.
&um, Joon, and Woos., Java. Dokloilad. Stogc, Cheshire,
cotton-spinners, Jan. 3. 4, sod 2s, at two. at the Inn, Man-
chester. Attorney, Mr. Hampton, Browastreet, Manchester.
Pawn, Jams. Manchester, paper dealer, Jan. 3,5, and 2s, at
ten, at the York Hotel, Manchester. Aueneys. Mr. E. Bent,
St. Ann's.eguare, Manchester ; and Masers.- Maw and Parry,
Temple.

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Fob. 25, T. J. Alderman. Chancery-lane money scrivener. at tlire r.
at the Court of Commissioners--Jan. 7, W. M`Kensie, lioshier%.
court, Oxford-street. tea dealer. at ten, ar the Court of Cominissioners
—Jan. 7, T. W. Bonbon. Spencer-street, Goswell-strert-rnad, coach
proprietor, at ten, st the Court of Commisainners— Jan. 7, J J.
Bard well, Cheapaide, warehouseman, at nine, at the Court of Com-
mlnioners—Dee. 28, J. Till, Rasinghall-toreet, woollen draper. et ton,
at the Court of Commissioners Jan. 11. J. Birk,. lbw-
singings Grange. Doncaster Jan. 7. T. Walker. iklanches-
ter, Innkeeper, at three, at the Bridge Inn, !lotto —Jan. 7. P. WHAM!,
Bolton, Lancashire, whltster, at three, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton—Jan.
8 G. !di chell, jun., Brighton. broker, at twelve, at the King and
Queen Inn, Brightoa—Jan. 7. R. Hatton and J. Jackson, sen., Pout.
ton with Fesrnhead, Lancashire, soap boilers, at twelve, at the
Head Inn, Warrington, Lancashire—Jan. 18. J. G. Garner, Rogtoti-
upon-Dunmore, Warwickshire, miller, at elevrn, at the Warn irk
Arms Hotel, Warwick._

CERTIFICATF.S—Jam 7.
A. Bremner, Coleman-streer, City, merchant W. E. Smith,
Rodushithe, boat-builder—E. barer. jun., Holland-place, Cam-
berwell New-road, Lambeth, coal-merchant—J. T. Earl, Lewi-
sham, Kent, plumber—J. Fraser. Llmehouse, patent ship hearth
manufaetrunr— H. &Iron, Woolwich, Kent, druggist—J. Cro.thwarte,
Fenchurch-street. wk.-merchant—S. W. Barringer, St. John-street,
West Smithfield, tavern keeper—C. Clarke, Old Gravel-lane, Sr.
George in the East, corn dealer—C. H. HolUnsworth. Chapman's.
place, Great Dover-road, coal-merchant.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. M. Potts and D. L. Potts, Newcastle upon-Tyne, grocers—J.
Gibson and G. T. Ashdown, Rochester, Kent, linen-drapers—E. Nio-
'unease and J. S. Esdall, Manchester, silk-brokers—J. [knives and
W. Denbigh, jun. Great Surrey-street, rug manufacturers— F. Sher-
man and S. Clark, Upper Spring-street, Maryiebone, milliner--11.G.
Wallis and K. Feebrooke, Loughborough. Leicestershire, surgeon...—
J. Wills and E. Marsden. Liverpool, coal-nterchatsts--W. Harding
and J. F. Harding, Burstein, Staffordshire, attorneys—J. blackinsou
and Co., Maneheeter, bleachers, so far as respects J. blachinson—J.
Collins and Co., Horton, Somersetshire, cloth manufacturers—W.
Ashby and R. Steele, Iskworth.
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN,
(wales souses neroaranon)
For the Week ended Dee. 10,1830, made up from the Retsina of
the laspeeters in the different Cities and Towns in England and Wales,
Imperial General Weekly Average.
Wheat... sa. Id. I Oats .. 15a 3d. I Beans...
51s. od.
Barley.. 375. 6d. Rye... 38s. 11d. Peas .. 45a. 54.
Aggregate Average of Six Weeks which governs Duty.
Wheat.. 645. 6d. Oats.. t 3s. 84. Beans.. 38s. td.
Barley .. 375. 114. I Rye—. 375. 04. I Peas ... 486. 24.
PRICE OF SUGAR.

The Average Pries of Bawer or Marscovono Simon. computed from
the Rotorua wade in the Week ending the 14th day of December, 185,1
ill Its. TOL per ewt.exelusive of the Duties of customs paid nr payabi •
therms as the importation thereof into Great Britain.

PLVAIOUTH, DEc. 18.
to Hansoase--Cakilonia, Kent, Revenge, Ariadne, Nautilus, Brito-
mart, Pickle, Carron. Industry naval transport.
At the Island—Leveret, Vigilant, Bramble.
PROMOTIONS AND APPOISTMLNTS—Lieutenants Edward Kay.
iter, 1794, and D. L. Couch, 1799, of Stoke, have accepted the bre.
vet rank of retired Commander. Lieutenant William Chivers is
promoted to the rank of Commander. Lima. Rork, 1798 ; Canova I,
1797; Leroux, 1800; and Rayner, 1794, are promoted to the rimk of
retired Commanders.

ROYAL Manures.—Lient. Col. S. Claw:non, of the Chatham Di
vision, is placed on the retired hill pay list. Major and Brevet Lieu...
Col. N. H. English, of this division is promoted to the rank of Litut
Col. and appointed to the Chatham Division. Brevet Major .It.let
Wolridge, of this Division, is promoted to the rank of Major—
Brevet Major J. R. Hare, of this Division, Is appointed Pay Captain,
vice Wolridge, First Lieut. D. M'Adam, of Chatham, is promoted to
the rank of Captain, and appointed ;:to this division, vice Hore
Second Lieut. H. Bennet, of the Portsmouth division, is promoted .0
the rank of First Lieutenant, and appointed to the Chatham division,
vice M•Adam.—Second Liens W. 11. Marsh. of the Woolwich
division, is appointed to the Portsmouth division, vice Bennet.
Capt. (i B. Bury, of the Portsmouth division, is appointed to this di.
vision, vice Capt. L. B. J. Halloran. who has exchanged.
His lajeoty's ship Pigeon arrived at Montevideo, from Fahnouth,
prevision to 21 Sept. The Voyage front a cruise, arrived at Rio Janeiro
26th Sept. Reipse from Falmouth, and Clio from Plymouth Ist 0..;.
and Algerinc Imm Bahia 6th ditto. The Shannon arrived at La
Ousyra from Barbadoes 20th Sept. and sailed for Puerto Cabello t.td.
The Alert arrived at Guayaquil frotn Lima 9th July. l'he Harpy ar•
rived at Jamaica from Mansinella de Cuba 22d Sept ; Reindeer from
Falmouth 26th, and sailed for Honduras, de. 28; Icarus from Chagr
Sd Oct, and sailed fur Chagres 6th ; and Speedwell Iron] a cruise thli
ditto. The Manly arrived at Newfoundland front Ifaloax 9d Nov.
The Pincher arrived at Jamaica front Rio de la Hathe 13th Oct. Tke
Badger arrived to the Mauritius front Tanu.tave 2t411.111 Tl.e Tail it
arrived at St. Helena from England 21st Oct. and .aited !,•T
Goad Hope 24th. The Falcon sailed frotn St Medusa for BertuutLz
11th Oct.

THE Altair.

LIMERICK, DEC. 11.

The depot of the 73d regiment, under the command of Major Dr we.
and the depot of the 85th (King's Light Infantry), under the command
of Major Frederick Maunsell, matched from Plymouth tor Exeter on
'I uesdsy morning ; each man was supplied with 60 rounds of lat!I
cartridges previous to marching. The 73d will occupy the barrack.. of
Topsham, and the 91521, the cavalry barracks at Exeter. The 9ih re-
giment, at present in Dublin, is underorders for Plymouth.
Sir Colquhoun Grant is to be Commander of thezrurces in Ireland
Captain Eger late of the 32d regiment, bar been appointed to
the payntastership of the 90th regiment.
Tuesday his Excellency Major. General Thornton. arrived at Cuero.
sty as the new Lieutenant Governor. He was well received by
inhabitants. _

Major Lard &edemall has left the Bth Hussars, and accepted a
Liostsnent-Coloosky unattached. The vacant majority will not be
Med up.
Major-General Sir Charles Philip Belson, who died it Blackheath
last week. entered the army in 1794 as ensign in the 13th Foot ; lie
graduated In tbellth West India Itegiment, 9th Foot, and 7th Light
Dragoons. Sir Philip Belson joined the 211th in the Peninsular war,
and essantanded that gallant regiment at Waterloo, where he had MI)
home killed under him, and two wounded. In this memorable eti.
nt the 28th regiment maintained in square the repeated attack..
sr 7Mnah Cuirassiers and lemon, for an entire hour, and finally re-
' she assailants.
lliss lath or East Devon regiment of Foot wee raised shortly at er
res isalkse of Slag William the Third at Torbay, and the COMlThisiell
id Its list Viz Richard Payton, Bart. was dated the 20th Nov.
1688 lb, Illfth at the battle of the Boyne, in Ireland. under
esomenhl ofilenewees Vise. Boyne, also at the battle of Fontenoy, wht re
lee soilmat lea Its Lieutenant Colonel, at Cullodon, and at hlindeit.
WNW die 20 Captains, two Lleutenants, one Ensign, end
swawiraise rah ad De.
111, ammdmid
_oho new terse introduced in the last Gazette, at
klossviiima wasmia I. this t—The several detachments of regi.
MN% 8 sirriag le j_adist Midi are sesembled at Chatham, have
IMO plillehintly nmesal, Sad hand into a Provisional Haus.
lbw, it ocsitmand of which is gives to ids* Dubordies, let! of the
ilds ousiswas.
A anvils from the Lord Lieutenant has been addressed to all the
high sheriffsiof counties in Inland, ',questing that every caution and
clierrhnination may be observed by the civil authorities before calling
IMO military aid, es applicatisos are frequently made for escorts with.
OM opting time to @blab the necessary routes, or communicating
wish the Deputy-Quartse-rnastaz General, sad that troops have been
ales Galled on by the civil power, contrary to the general 0rd....,
where there is no evidence of op 'ties to the laws. As regards
ili ismadiste district, the o6eular appears to us unnecesesary, as
Se enearry aid has net been moaned to here, unless in cameral' extreme
*.ackaffej
, lteed's troop of the King's Drawn Guards Ins arrived at
Oardian, commanding the nocibewolistriet, left Ar.
I mash on Wednesday to London. He is ap need pep.-Adj.. Ventral
in the room of Colonel Fittelarence • .
The command of the Ulster military Owed-gnawers Armagh,
is now vaunt by the promotion of Major-Ouseral Gardiner to the rank
of Dep.-Adj.-Oen. in Ragland.
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