Star.
London, England, 1824-09-22 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZE E.
[This Gaulte notifies that the King has granted the dignity et a
Baronet of the United Kingdom to John Lowther, Esq. of *wit-
lincton, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, and his heirs male law-
fully begotten; and alio the appointment of Arthur William Fitzroy
Somerset, Esq. to be Page of Honour In Ordinary to his Majecty).
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
George Russell Phelps, late of Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, vel-
lum-binder, from September 25 to October 12, at ten, at the
Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingball-street.
BANKRUPTS.
John Sanderson, Birmingham, victualler, to surrender October 2,
4. and November St, at tfll, at the Packhorse Inn, Huddersfield:
Aitornie., Messrs. C. and W. Stephenson, Holmfirth, near Mud-
dersfield ; or Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lane.
Robert Houlden, High-row, Kensington, coal.merchant, Septem-
ber 45, at eleven, October S. and November 2, at ten, the
Court of Commissioners at
sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attor.
ney. Mr. Beckett, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street.
Edward Michael Sheppard, Homey, tavern-keeper, October.ls.
16, at ten, aid November 2, at eleven, at the Court of Cornish-
sinners of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr. Glynn,
Burr-street, 'East Smithfield.
'.Grillith Davies, late of Haverfordwest, shopkeeper, October 4,5,
and November 11, at eleven,
i at the Castle Inn, Haverfordwest,
Attornier, Messrs. Evans and Son, Haverfortvest ; or Mem&
Slade and Jones, John-street, Bedford-row.
John Cooke, Barnstaple, Devon, linen-draper, October 11, le,
and NofithWer-2, if one, at the White lion Inn, BristoL At-
tondes, Mr. Clarke, 'Bristol; or Messrs. • Jenkins and Abbott,
New Inn, London.
James Davison, St. George's Circus, near the Obelisk, St. George's.
fields, linen. draper, September 28, October 9, and November
2, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Ba-
singirall.street. Anoraks, Messrs. Green and Asitherst, Sam.
brook-court, Basinghall-street.
Joseph blayson, Keswick, Cumberland, mercer, October 12, 131,
and .November 8, at clever-, at the Globe Inn, Cockermouth.
•Attornies, Mr. Fisher, Warnford-cnurt, Thrognaortun-street ;
or Messrs. Fisher and on, cockertnouth.
Lazarus Barron, Strutton Ground, Westminster, linen-draper, Sep-
. tember 25, at eleven, October 2, and November 2, at ten, at the
Court of Commissioners of Bankrupti, Basinghall-street. At-
torney, Mr. Bromley, Celpthall.court.
DEVI DENDS to be made in BAS INGHA LL-STR BET.
Nov. 13, J. Wilke, Burley, Yorkshire, Ras spinner, at twelve.
Oct. 19, J. Henley, Sor ea
s-row, Hampstead-toad, rectifier, at ten.
Oct. Y, T. Maxfield, 'Salisbury, linen-draper, at eleven. Oct. 30,
W, Atmore, Wood-street, ltierChant, at twelve. Oct. 30, J.Thomp.
son and W. Walker, • Wobreirbampton, tea-dealers, at eleven. Nov.
2, W. Sandison, Cork-street,. Burlington-gardens, tailor, at one.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Oct. 15, B. Clarke and R. Tod, Liverpool, merchants, at one,
at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool: Oct. 16, T. Peacopp
and M. Wilkinson, Liverpool, wine-merchants, at one, at the Star
and Garter Tavern, Paradise-street, Liverpool. Oet. 13, D. 80.
chanan and R. Bann, late of Liverpool, merchants, at one, at the
George lan, Dale street, Liverpool. Oct. 13, J. Fqrshawi Liver-
pool, merchant, atone, at the George Inn, Dale-stteet, Llverpool;
' Oct. 18, J. Atherton Lancaster, saddler, at twelve, at the Office
of Mr. Wade, Liverpool. Nev. 1, J. Seaton, J: Brook, J. F.
Seaton, and R. Seaton, late of Huddersfield, bankers, at ten, at the
Woodman Inn, Wakefield. Oct. 13, W. Ellis, Liverpool, draper,
at eleven, at the Mee of Mr. Mawdsley, Lord-street, Liverpool,
OERTI FIC ATES--00r. 12.
W. H. Boutevile, Aidersgatemareet. goldsmith. A. W. Burn.
Three' Ten.court, Miles-lane, Cannon.street, wine-merchant. T.
Drew, of Rueter linen-draper. N. and W. Nathan, Mama.
stress, Goodniani-lelds, quill-merchants. T. Whiting, late of Os-
ford, mercer. W. Pickthall, late of Broughton-in-Farness, Lan-
cashire, cabinet-maker. J. Abrahams, late of Castle-street, Hounds.
ditch; jeweller.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS
Robinadn and Edwards, Newport, Monmouthshire, coal.ntet.
chants. Martneir and Rosetta, South Colonnade, Quadrant, dealers
in fancy articles. Martin and Taylor, Fencburcb street, sugar-
brokers. Brown and Co. Glasgow, general-therchantrr Draper
and Elliott &. Mary-Ante, surgeons. W. and C. Merritt, Mid-
dleton-street, Clerkenwell, salesmen. Martin and Norton, Not.
gingham, joiners. Corkindell and Rigg, Liverpool, butchers. W.
nod A. C. Marsh,, Great Scotland-yard, navy-agents. Drake and
Co. St. Saviour's Dock, Southwark% stone-merchants. Roden and
Hlghant, New Bond-street, ,tailors. Stewart and APAdam. Trow-
bridge, drapers. Peel and CO. Manchester, calieo-printers.

THE MARKETS.
COTTON.—Mie business dune in Cotton. during the at week
as been too inconsiderable to enumerate; the purchases ale cun.
Stied to small parcels far shipment. The quotations of the East
lodla distriptions must be considered nominal, until the event of

India Mina sale te ascertained; it takes plaiia on Friday.

BUG/Me-Albs deemed fee Muse ovades considerably -revived
last week, sod as several of the holders were inclined to sell at
prices a shade lower, to induce the buyers to come forward, par.
chases to mile extent were reported. There has been little busi-
ness effected io Muscovades this (orenooo, chiefly owing to the'
public sales advertised, as the buyers wished to ascertain the rust
of the sales previously to purchasing : the market by private coo-
tract was in consequence without Interest, heavy, and the sales

COFFER.--The public sales of Coffee last week went off very
heavily, and all the ordinary descriptions of British Plantation and
Foreign were Is. to Its. per cwt. lower ; all the qualities, from
middling to fine, maintained the former currency, and sold freely;
St. Domingo, of middling quality, sold at Gls. ed.
HIIMP, FLAX, and TA LLOW.—Tlie Tallow market as
been very heavy; yellow Candle Tallow of 1823 quoted 345. Ed.
and new 345. ad. and fur August and September shipments 345. Id.
The last letters from Petersburgh state the prices at 100 roubles;
&change .14d. •Hestirls a shade lower. In I.laz there is no altera-
tion.. There appears some revival in the demand for Tallow this
morning, and at four o'clock, Tallow of 1823 may be quoted 1545. 941.
11124, 358.6 d. Hemp is also in more request, and rather higher.
RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLA N D&—The accounts him
Ftance respecting the vintage are very unfavourable ; the pekes et
.Standy are from 4d. to Bd. per gallon higher than in Landes.
remains nominally the same. For Geneva on the quay Is. 10IL lht
asked, but there are as yet no purchasers. The first sale of BM*:
`for some time is just reported, housed at its. 7d.
OILS.—The market is completely nominal; Greenland Oil, new
pereels,ll3l. Seed Oils are lather lower.
IRISH PROVISIONS—The prices of Beef and Pork remain
nominally the same aq lately quoted. Baron is unvaried. Butters
are rather heavy, but the appearance of cold weather will, no doubt,
improve the demand.

• The following account of the Equestrian Statue of
King Citaatza, in the Parliament Close, Edinburgh,
is from a document which had been in he possession
of the late Principal ROBERTSON:
• Is the year 1011.5 an equestrian statute of Charles IT. was erected
in the Parliament-square, at the expense of the City of Edinburgh.
It was cast in Holland, and is composed of lead. It cost NEVIS
sterling. The pedestal on which it stands cut .420. The insult
tion, which appears on a tablet on the pedestal, was composed y
Mr. Clerk, advocate (supposed of the family of Eldin), and as his
rtin,uneration he wu allowed by the Magistrates an abatement of
went, Ste.. which would amount to about £2.5 Scots. The
tablt containing the inscription had been removed from the pedes-
taLting some part of our history when the expressions it contains
se prove disagreeable to the ruling party, and it was recovered
only a few years ago in clearing out a cellar under the Parliament
House. At that time the statue was repaired ; but it is prepare* •
state, that the repairs were but of a temporary kind. Two
limbs of the horse are muck impaired, and require to be frequently
examined. The injury which this fine structure has sustained ISMS
to have ithea from Hee freedoms used with it every year for a lore. •••. '
period, during the life of the late King, on the 4th of Jane, whom • • . •
bo)s were allowed to go up and decorate the whole with flowerras.4l •• . .
garlands, which were fixed by nails driven into the lead, and tiaga
moisture was admitted, and the metal destroyed. The statue WI. • ;.; ra—
tters/ern some repairs nearly forty years ago, when the Mag was
dismounted, and replaced with very little difficulty.