Star.
London, England, 1807-08-05 00:00:00

STAFF.

Captain E. R. J Creen, of the woth Foot, to be Deputy Q:larter•
Mailer General un a particular fit vice, with the rank of Alojur
In the Anr.y.
T• be In.fpcning Field Officers -f Yenurarry and
Vcittnieet Cmps in North Brita.n, with the rank
of Lieutenant. Colonel in the Army, while fo em-
ployed.
erlanel Charles M Munro lee of the 3TR Foot.
ieutenant-Camel James Robinfoo, en Half Pay of the wsth
Font
Major John M.Doorgall, on Half Pay of the 47th Foot.
h•ir James G Bairn, *art. late Lirutenaot•Colonel of the S3dFoot.
Geo. Callender, Ffq. late Lieutenant-Colonel of the Rifle Corp.
Rope Douglas. Ffq late l.lcutenar.t. Coked of the 38th Foot.
William Douglas Ffq late kutenant-Colonel of the 83th Foot.
Andrew (Allan Efq late Major of the ad Dragoons.
Cohn Macdonald, Efq late Lieutenant-Colonel of "the Royals
John Murray. lifq. late larding Held °Meer in North Britain.
wools Munro. Efq late Lieutenant-Colonel of the 94th hoot.
Mantas Pater.on,-kfq late Lieutenant-Culawl of the 22d Light
Dragooos.
James Stewart, Ffq late Lieutenant-Colend in the elai Foot.
(:corgi Scott, l fq • late Major of the 3d Post.
Tani, WiSiamfon, Efq late Major of the loth Foot.
Mark Watt, F fq: late Maj tr of the brth Foot.
To be An Inipeßing Field Officer of Feneibles and
Volunteers in the He of Mn,.a with the rank of
Lieutenant Ccilouel in the Army, while fo em•
Lieutenant-Governor Cornelius Smelt.
BAR'IACKS.

illiam Magnus Henderfon. kfq. late Captain in the A rr,l-fltire
Feneible Infantry. to tic a Barrack-Mager in Great Britain, vise
Bucknall, who refigne.
Chatham Dock Y.itcl Regiment of Volunteers.
Chatham Company. .
. Wlliiam lA'ilkir.s Scott, Ffq. to be Captain of a Company, vice
Lloyd. appointed to Dtptford.
linfign William Spencer iv be Lieutenant, vice Smith, whit re-
. ilgus.
•- • bexile Mange:, Gent. to be Enlign, vice Spencer.
Sheertiefs Company.
I John Witham', F.fq. to be Captain of 3 Company, vice Garner,
appointed to Woolwich.

tR Rt9,intent of the Royal Eafl India Volunteers.
Infign wtaCiam Guniton to to Lientcnant, vier. Abington, cello
religns; zn 1 William Dawfon Pluntley,Gent. to be &lip, vice
costliest.

___ • • . • MiIIIORANDOIII.
'The appointment of Lieutenant Jame* from the gstb
Finn, to be 'Captain of..a Company In thn gyth Foot as Rated in
the Gax-tte of the tlitla November Lift, hag not taken place. .
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Captain Jams 01)..rnell, of the 414 I a t, and Fnfign George
Cl,lwes, of the t-th Foot, are fuperfeded, being abfent without
leave.

EltßA't OM in the GAZITTE of tar 28th Ultimo.
31 Regiment of Font Guard.
For Frilly Henry P. Berme to be lleuten- in. vice Hepburn.
Enfign limey P Buyee to be Lieutenant, by vice
llepkurn.
CoruinifL Int figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Effex.
Alreficrn Battalion of Eire: Militia.
Enfign Fred• Tick Foakcr to be Lieutenant, vice Shiaito, -refijned.
Dated Jetty 6, ;837.
3J Troop of Eifel Yeomanry Cavalry.
Come° J..hn Grew- to be Lieutenant. vice Vachell, refirned
Jahn Philips Judd. Gent to be Cornet, vice Gruvc, promoted.
Dated July 1, 187.
Comtnitil Ins in the Royal Laticallaire Militia, figned
by the Lord Litotenant.-;--ta Battalion.
P'eflon Fe7er reek& Erg. tote Captain. Dated July t 2, 18 `7.
Henry Etneerworth. Gent to he Lieutenant. Dated Feb. t .1807.
Oliver Ormerod. Gent. to be Ditto. Dated March 16, 18J7.
Starkey Hyde Wilkinfon, Gent. toile Enfign. Dated July 12,18:7.
• 3d Battalion.
Fred wiper, Celt, to be Lieutenant Dated July 150.18.37.
Henry Sharpies, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated April 4, 1807.
BANKRUPTS.
Samuel Worthington. of Garrett WitMe Manchetter, loaetptr,
dealer and ehapman, to furrender Auguft s 7. 18, and September
24, at eleven. at the Bridgcwa•er Acme Inn, Mancheft. r
Attorniee, Mr. Charles Jackfon, NO. 3, Hare court, Temple,
London; or Mr. DIC3II, Stockport. Cbelhire.
James Mann. of Warwick, grocer, dealer and chapman, Anguft
27, i B. and Sept. t t. at eleven, at the Black Swim, Wsewick
Attorn:es, Metres Smart and Thnmu. Nn 8, Staple Inn
'Lot dun ,
Of Mall. TOMOS and lieydon, Warwick. '
Edward 1-I.twetl, of Liverpool. cotton merchant, dealer and (haw
man, Auguft t t . la. and Sept. it, at ten. at Guildhall, Leation.
Attorney, Mr. Glenn, No. 23, Garack-hill, London. '•
' Benjamin Hoddinott, of le. 'on, Santrefet. linen.dranev. dealer
trd chapntan, Anguft s,, 18, and September tj, at eleven. at
the King's Arms Inn, Bruton. Attornirs, Mr J N. Michell,
Union court, Broad.ftrcet,-London; or Mr. Edward Michell,
B neon.

Augo ft 8. Ifue Lind°, of Great St. liclen'l,. London, merchant

and infer lice broker, at twelve. at Guildhall.
Angell 8. Wil!lam Younghelband, of Colchefter, Effs:x, draper,

at t welve at Guildhall:
Auguft 8. rsthan Godtlard, of Kingflon-upou-Thames, Surrey,
fhcpkreper, t t twelve, at Guildhall.
AuBuft 8. Jame.' Fiddler. of Sudbury: Suffolk, taylor and draper,
at ten, at Guildhall, I .ondon.
Angult 8. Thomas Tilts, •f IVymond;am, Norfolk, cordw4lner,

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at three, at the White Ewan, Norwich. .
August s Charl-s Evans, nr N ant wick, Cheihire. fhaemakt.r.at
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(Men, at the White Lion Inn, NV hitchnreN, Salop.
Aunt 8. Th..mar York. late of Ikcnn;hire•llreet, parlfn of St
Georje the Martyr, Middlefez, merchant, at twelve, at (
hall, London.

Auguft 5. Richard Cropper, late of Wigan, aneaf!bire. timber
met chant, at cloven, at the CgobeTovern,

Anima R. 'George Seore, late of Nndover. 'Tanta. innbnlder and
vi to ller, at twelve, at the White Ilan Inn, Andover.

Auguft 8. Rich Lewiq. of O'Mara St. Pats, Wil's, fliop•
kelwr, at twelve. at C:uildhlll London.
Augtot 8. George Pf)t!ye. (`haring Croft, Middlefex, halter.

dallier. at twdve. at Guildhall
Atquft ft. Thomas P.arows. late of Mardimont-pliee, near RuG
Gll-fqoare,•ll?iddlefes, trn. at Guildhall.
Augnft R janies Charl,s Snit!: of Bontliog Grecx-lone,

rex, vi.rl4,l;er at t we've, at Guildhall.
Augull 2/4 Palph Ogden. of linttany, near Alliton.und:r-Lyne,
car.dre. r'ttnn Poinuer. at ten. at the Pal ,ee Inn. Alai.elleitcr.
Augul tl. lir-nry I farveod of It artargatc, ltle of Thauet, Kent,
bib:cher, at ten, ;it Guildhall, Lonlan

LONDO.V S F ).? 71-15 371.3N771 CF
LIST.

F.Nnusti COSTUME.

KENNINDTON ✓ARDEN 11res•Ea.—Nn. t —A plain camlwle
row.d drefi a r•all:irft L nßrh. Ronan fpencer of eelrflid lane
ruiner. with Van,lvke lappets-end fall n collar; finifhed w`it►t the
fame mold the 10,..rnm of the waift. a,•d C oNiOtt open in ircrt
the 1);,14.:n. A vi!l.•fte hat of Imperial cht7, with beehive crown,
confined under the coin with ribbon the colour of the fpencer.—
Cropped hair. divided in the centre of the forehead with fall
culla. CaoVe. ani fhozs of lemon coloured kid. Pareol of fi.
rnot:-enlottral
2 —(?nand train drat of Irolia mann. with Con flees orna-
nww ed r-und the bottom and 11 'rvo with A rich hard:A.of needle-
-1 work. Promenade tippet of liniffels lace, *Hoed with white (pin.
Hat of white chip, or fancy cap of like &tin, with a Pruffels
lace veil flair confined in braids over tat richt tem;,l-, and
formed in hole e•urls on the oppctite fide. Gold boor cat.' ir
Gloves and flippers of Mac kid
LoNonts WA LRINO DREssrs —No. 3.—A French jacket ar.d
petticoat of In is muffin. finlike(' at the extreme cage et Vaodyite
and headings of embroidery. I'lain fhort &eye; frock hofora,
confined at each corner of the butt, where the jacket Falk in rely.
lappet'. Full frill of French net roc:nd•the back and 'boulders
Brunfwick bonnet of pale jonquil farftlet. ornamented with a
wreath of fimilar flowers. I lair a waved crop; oval hoop eat-
, rings ; York tan gloves; !hoes of palatine Lid ; parafol of Melt
lavender bl ,Mom.

No 4. Plato round gown of the fineft cambric. with gored ho-
fool, as. .1 Caused R.icees. Lace tucker. with then feolloped edge.
Robe reliffe of jaconet mullio, bordered all round with needle-
work and Vandyke. A Cagey hat of fatin thew, with 2tlge • hit-
ebreaior-&-frFr tied acrofs the crown, and under the chin, with a
lruidkerchief of PariP nrt, or coloured farfiset. Wow of the
gown confined with a bow of ribbon to corn-fp:lnd. Straw•co
loured kid glove• and (boos. Para..' of foaled green farfner.

MORNING FULL DRESS rot GEN-risme:s—An olive•green
double branded coat, white waificoa, and trowfers The moil
faftdonable Melia for du Mooting arc eompored of light or green
mixtures; the latter is called the parftcy mixture, which is begin-
ning so nfurp the preference : there coloured coats arc worn
breafted, with collar' of the fame cloth, and almoft univerfally a
plaited button; they are alto fhorter than the evenitw coats, made
without pocket Asps, and rendered as lipid as partible. Printed
ftripe quilting waittenats, tingle breafted and withnnt binding.
light coloured ktrfeymere pantaloons and gaiters, or breeches
and gaiters ; white or Narki.: trowfers, with or without gaiters,
and tome few striped trowfers.
F.Tetittra Mass --Dark Blues with flat gilt tnttons, and in
general with coll.:, of the f-nie. ; and foreft green*, with collars
of the fame cloth, or of black vAvet, according to the fancy of the
wearer. The buttons on green coats arc guided by fancy. White
wailtcoats are univetfal Breeches are generally at Nankin, or
light drabs, and pearl-coloured karfeymetts.

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT mg. JULY.
The wheat llama has commenced on many of the light foils,
in the bnrae diftria, and alto in Norfolk, and parts of the Ilk
of Tbanet in Kent ; except on cold, wet lands, the produce is
expeded to prove abusidart, as the ear was never remeinhered
to be be•ter let in the principal corn o ountrics.—The Peale have
fultied much from the drought, and the Kentifli Fifes brans
have been materially injured by the collier, from the fame cattle.
..‘Oata,as a generaterop. will he found defence; the fen coon-
tries, though impenved will fall very Chore of their ufital produce.
I ...Rape anti roultard feeds do not riie well.—Potatoes never af-
forded a finer praise& of a general crop —The principal turnip coon-
tries.particularly Norfolk, have very unequal plants ; thole early
Sawn aye promifing, ho' the latter ones have been much taken off
by the Sy.—The hap plantations have been fn materially injured by
the dry werber. in Kent, Su(111, and the Shires, that the produce
of the year is not laid 'at snore than half a crop ....The hay has
I been generally got in well, hut has not proved fo abundart
as WAS exp. ded in may), didrieta The Graft lands are short of
feed. except on cool bott,inw, for want of rain —The meat mar-
kets have held up their prices for prime beef ; but mutton and
lamb have found a cottfiderable redation in Smithfield.—'l he
fairs of the central counties have been abundantly fupplied with
cattle. panieularly large importations of oxen from Ireland .
Store (beep find a dull file, and to do hogs.—The wool market
has experienced a Leal ilteleufion from lait month's prices. ,

tiRT Ht. .
FondaT, the tpth ult. at Fairfield I.olge, near Exeter, the lady
of Captain John I.owe. or a davzhter.
Monday, the t 311% ult. in Arlikgton-ltreet , the Vireounters Mar-
tbim, of a daughter.
On Sateleday morning. at Bronlptott. rear Chatham, the lady
of Captain Maeartoey, of the Royal Artillery, of a fon.
On Wain-fday. jcly 24. at Dungannon Park, the lady of the
lion. and Rev. Chimes Knox, of a fon.

MARRIED.
Michael Dalbardie, mi. of London, to Mifs Elia i Th. oMpfcia
Zarhter of the bite Anthony 'l'homp fon, Erg of Doc.lin.
Tborfday. David Carruthers, Fig of Ce.pthill -court, to Mifs
Mary Cheffall, fecund daught,.r ache is Matthew Cheffall, Erg.
of Norfolk ftrect.
Wedneelay, the tgth ul• 7.t %%remittal:3m, the Rev. Robert Cox,
edtor of Boughton , Leicefter. to Mif Leyeefter, daughter
of Ralph Leyeefter, Eft; of Hall Grove, in the county of Surrey.
Monday, at South Mironts. Chitties Ctickenfon, Fig. of Farley
Cagle Berta, to Mifs Catherine Allingham,daughter of Thomas
Alliogbam. Efg. of London.
On the t sth alt at fea, on hoard the chip Proteetor. Henry
Beams mafter, Mr. Henry Bulb. Heft Officer on board fad Blip,
to Mifs Emma Felmonflon, of Edinburgh.
The 27th uk at Maidltone church, by the Rev Mr. Reeve,
Baffage. Gent. of Tr' Town, RocLefter, to Mifs Hope, of
Malditonc, being the fifth tidy the above gentleman has led to the
Altar of Hymen.
lurftlay. at St. George the Martyr, Queen Niue, B. If. Drury,
Pfq late Fellow of King's College Cambridge, to Milt A.D. Hal-
-1 lamby.
Lately, at Walton Church, William Meadwrs, of McaLbw.
ftreet, aged 7t, to Mary I.owe, Prefton area, 1.1-erpool, aged
57, being his fifth wife. Hi. firft was Either Dawfon, fpinfler,
I with whom he lived two year., and was one year a widower;
his- fecond, Peggy Rotinfon fpirdler, with whom he lived so
years, and had nine chiliren, and mos one month a widower;
hi. third, Betty Douoas, with whom he lived two year; and WAS
reven weeks a widower; hi. fourth. Betty'Nnrcot, with whom he
rived 18 year., and was a v.l lower about nine months; Lis fit- h,
Mary Plant. with whom he lived t Ott years, and was hz svechs a
widower; and now Mary Lowe, as above Wool.

DIED.
Tuefiay. at her honfe, York Plzee, Baker. flrcet, the Right Ho-.
, rah El ,roncfs Watcrpark, r iiet of the late Right Hon. Sir Henry
Cavet,(l,lll Bart. I ler Ladyfl.ip is fue:eeded in her tides by her
Weft fon Sir Richard Qatretidifh.

I.atrly, the Right Hon. I ady Richard 'Mire, relidi of Robert
Phaire, rfq. of naphiar, cattle y of Wexfnrd.
At Cherry Orchard, Charlton, Kent, Mils Maria Pererral, in
the dth year of her age, the yonagtit daughter of Mr John Per.
e_va!, of that place, end late of New London ilreet, merchant.
Sunday bete at Teignmouth, in Dcvaufbirc, Charles Dutuford,
Efq. Barrifler at Law
•At Margate,where he wen* f-r the benefit of his health. James
MaLpharlane, rig M. P. Do('Jor Maepharlaue was formerly
PrA Miro, rhyfic in the Univetfity of Prague.
Thurfilay lift, at Billoipfbmirn. t' t Rev Henry Montague
Davis. A. M. redlor of that patina, and vicar of Eynsford. in Kean.
L ,tcly, at New Miller l)am, near Wake nid, the Rev. John
Lotifd.,le, Vicar of Daigle-id, and Vicar of the Perpetual Curacy.
Lately, in the both year of his age, the Rev. Stephen Moore,
tipwarls of t 7 year; Vicar of Dstkalltr.
lately, aged 3 ), Mr. William Shtrield, fen. of Roughbrongh,
near New Mallon, farmer. A fingular cireuniflarec hipper/Lel to
the above perfon 49 years ago; when in emtpany with five or In.
peal le bathing a. rfiinitlZT(oll Quay. a wanton Ilt.n was fire.l
from a veff,-1 leaving the harhour, as he was fining urn the ciift
top, and In the ad of drawing his ftockings over his ai.de, ttruch
him dole to his fleets ends, and fly,t his foot And ancle to atoms
at the :sine time tainT a curt off the wit! of a Chotlrmen of the
rani of Warcop. who was in e..tr.pany with him.

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A ft-rro 36 min !tea tf•er 3

RESPITTARLE ATTFCTATION OF A CURE,

PFICFOR Nth D CCM VIA I. EALM Of GILEAD ;
A Nledicike iirrarnllcled for i.s PT.:II n. efflc ‘.cv in :si:rvons 7i!3
1 it: bi:it t. J Coi,Dittitiops. Shut-mai; of
11re4th, 013 CaugLi, ere /4:c..

Me Hollis, of Romfey, writes under dates of the I 3th Deem/.
l•er, t ard tsth January, tiles, that a yourg Mao of his se-
go...howler has receiveda remarkable care t y the slain
of Gilea I. having been troubled with figs of 10.1 ftantling, at-
tended by a nervous cornpl.,int; he is now r.s well as any perfun in
that town. as Mr. H can vouch t y rderence to c perfun himfelf.
The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is fold in bottles, price,
half-s-guin-a each, (or family bottles, at 335. containiqt. four at
tea lA. or Wile:, are (awl) —Perims who do not with to
have their names known, may have thdrboles,or lettersobrated
to W. Z. to he lett at -- tin cancel for.
Dr. Solon:on, when ronfulted, expeds lA. anal fee of half a-
guinea. Bach letter Ihotll, fur LLty, be thus directed," Money
letter. Dr Sohmon9 Gilead Houle, near Liverpool."
Oas EP V r—Fachbottle of Dr. Sol moo's Medicines 1:a. a Go•
vernment Stamp, with the name of the Proprietor," Simi. Solo-
mon, Lien pool." cngray. d thercdn, to imitate which is f lory.
To be had, at Gilead Iloufe, near Liverpool; of Dicty and Sot •
ton, Bow Church yard, nrd Matthews and Leigh. 13, Strand;
Martin Keene, No. 6, Celtege Green, ; Hale, Cork, Magee,
13x:ft; R. Bach and Co. Pearl ilrect, I;ew Yore; and of all
Vonlersof I'atint Medicines In the United Kingdom.