Star.
London, England, 1807-09-23 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

John Greenwood and William Grimaldi, of No. i 6, Old Bond-
fireet, Middlefex, auCtioneers, copartners, dealers and chapmes,
to furrender Odtober a, at fix, Odtober 3. at ten, and November
3, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meffrs. E. Bowen and Don-
notion, No. 1, Tooke's-court, Curfitor-ftreet, Chancery-lane.
William Cuff, of Upper Ealt Smithfield, the pad% of St. Botnlph,
Aldgate, Middleftx, eheefemonger, dealer and ehapman, Sep.
tember a 6, Dauber to, and Nov. 3, at twelve, at Guildhall—
Attorney, Mr. Michell, Union-court, Broad ftreet. London.
Prarfehoufe Drury. now or late of Evefham, Worcefterikire, bra-
zier, ironmonger, dealer and chapman, Odtober 8, at four,o4fto-
her, 9. and Nov. 3, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Evelham.
Attornies, Meas. Blayney and Phelps, Evelham; or Mr. Tay-
lor, Southampton Buildings, Chancery-Lne, London.
john Hadley, of Birmingham, Warwickfhire, jeweller, dealer and
ehapman, Odtober 9, at four, Odtober to, and Nov. 3. at eleven,
at the Red Lion, in Appleby, Weftmoreland. Attornies, Mr.
James Punton, N 0.4, Hind court, Fleet-ftreet, London; or Mr.
William Brearley, Birmingham.
Charles Bartlett, of Cannon ftreet road, par& of St. George, Mid-
dlefex, (tone mafon, dealer sad ehapman, September 29, at one,
September 30, and Nov. 3. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Noy, Mincing.lane, London.
James of Gaper:, Hants, bnilder, ftontinafon, dealer
and chaprnan. Odtober r,. at twelve, Odtober is, at eleven,
ind Nov. 3, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Gofport• Attornies,
Mr. Lewis Young. Gofport; or Meffrs. Sandy. and Horton,
Crane-court, Fleet then, London.
Leonard 'Fabraham, of the 13ack-lane, Middlefex, wheelwright,
September 26, at nine, Odtober to, at one, and Nov. 3, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Unwin, Shadwell.
Philip Mitchell, late of Butt-lane, Deptford, Kent, pork-butcher,
September is, sg, and November 3,at ten, at Guildhall,London.
Attorney, Mr. L. Lee. Cale fireet, Holborn.
John Bottomley, of Leeds, Yorkfhire, raft:merchant, dealer and
chapman, Odtober is, at fix, Odtober z 6 , and Nov. 3, at ten, at
the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Lee, of Leeds;
or Mars. Sykes and Knowles, New Inn, London. •
John Hebert and George Hebert, of Grange road, Southwark,
Surrey, tamers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners. Sept 29, 30,
and November 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mars. Boor-
dillon and Hewitt, Little Friday-ltreet, ChcapOde.
William Foy, of Chertfey, Surrey, baker, dealer and chapman, Sep-
umber 29, at one, Sept. 30, and Nov 3, at ten. at Guildhall
Attornics, Mr. Horr.e, Staines, Middlefex; or MeWrs. Rigge
and Merry field, Chancery •lane, Loi idon.
DIVIDENDS.

September a 6. Jofeph Sayer, of Upper North Place, Gray's inn
Lane, and John Jeffery, of Titchfieldffreet, Mary-la Bonne,
Coach and Harnefs.makers, at ten, at Guildhall.
September a 6. John Lloyd and William Wydown, of Upper
1 halms Street, London, grocers, at ten, at Guildhall.
September 26. William Bury, of Buckleribury, London. ware
houfe man, at tin, at Guildhalll
September i 9 J„fepU Spencer. late of Taplow Mills, Bucks,
miller, Maim at Guildhall, London.

FRANCE.

PARIS, SEPTEMBER r 3.

The Legillitive Body continues its fittingq, and
deliberates on various laws propofed to it by the Go:
vernment, and particularly thole which relate to the
completion and exten(ion of the Code Napoleon, or
our new fyilem of Civil Laws. With regard to
another important point conneded with the Budget
of the prefent year, deliberations will take place for
feveral days together. With refped to the plan of a
law relating to this fubjetl, introduced into the Le.
giflative Altembly on the Bth inflant, the well known
paper The Argus remarks, that it furniffies an irrefra-
gable proof of the gradual improvement of the
French finances. It continues to obferve, that pof
terity will hardly believe that, after fo many years
of diforder, even in the midß of fuch a ten ible war,
the genius of one man has been able to reflore order,
to caufe univerfal inquietude to ceafe, to heal the
difafters of pail times, to prepare profpetity for the
future, and that the univerfal confidence fhould have
been acquired, which a paternal Government infpires,
but which cannot be commanded by the mightieft•
Sotereigo. This journal afterwards making a rapid
L cemparifon between the IA year's budget of Eng-
land, and that of France, remarks, how to the for.
mer kingdom the income tax has been yearly in.
created, almoß in the fame proportion that the land
tax of France has been diminifhed ; and concludes
with °braving, that this is almoft the leaft contrail
which the relative Situation of the two kingdoms
affords.

SETTEMBIR 14.
The Ligurian Moniteur contains the following from
Leghorn, dated September 2 The French Ge.
neral Miollis entered this city on the sgth ult. at the
head of 4000 men, including goo cavalry, and has
aktnally taken pofreffion of the port and the forts....
On the following day he ifrued a proclamation, in
which every perfon is charged to make a return of
the Englilh goods in their magazines, florehoures,
kc. within twenty-four hours, under pain of confika.
tion." The fame proclamation prohibits any veffel
from leaving the harbour, or the city, till further
orders.

SIPTEMBIIt 15.
We have received certain intelligence, that on the
t ith of Auguft, Count Moncenigp, Minifer Pie.
nipotentiary of the Emperor of Raffia at Corfu, for-
mally delivered up that place,and the lonian laands,
to M. Terrier, Chief of the Battalion and Adjutant
of the Grand Staff. In conftquence of this procee-
ding, on the islth of the fame month, the French
troops, under the command of General Ceir Ber-
thief., took poffeffion of Corfu, in fpite of the Britith
[hips which were cruizing off the ifland of St. Maria.
Qeen Carolina, the wife of the former King of
Naples, died lately, it is laid, at Palermo.
One hundred and fifty three Ruffian officers lately
left Luneville for Mentz, where battalions are to be
formed of the Ruffian prifoners, in order to march
them back to their own country.
General Junot, Governor of Paris. Ambaffador
from his Majefty the Emperor and King to the Court
of Lifbon, and Commander in Chief of the obferva-
tion army of the Gironde, arrived on the 3d at Bay-
onne. He immediately infpeeted the troops which
had lately arrived:amongft which the ift Hanoverian
battalion was remarkable for the faze of the men.—
This army has, within a fhort period, been confider.
ably reinforced.
The new Coaftitution of the Confederation of th?
Rhine is drawn up, and two of its principal articles
are mentioned. One relates to the eftablifhment of a
Superior Court of Appeal, in which all caufes be.
tween the Sovereigns and their SubjeAs (hall be
finally decided. The other article provides, that the
feveral Princes of the Confederacy Stall give freedom
to commerce, and in particular that the manufactures
of each Sate (hall be allowed to be freely imported
into all the reft.
In that part of Germany, over which the Rhea%
Confederacy extends, feveral new roads are to be
made. The Grand Duke of Berg has ordered one
to be formed between Duits and the Sieg, which
will communicate with another road laid down by.
the Duke of Naffau, through Lintz, Neuwied, Bun-
dor*, &c. towards Frankfort, which will extend from
Neuwied over the Old Eck, and will communicate
with others which pats by Marlengh and CafTel.
M. Montelquieu, an officer of artillery, palled
through Frankton on the 31 ft, on a miffion from our
Emperor to the Emperor of Raffia.
The Duke of Frias, who is appointed by the King
of Spain, his Envoy Extraordinary, to congratulate
the Emperor on the peace, brings with him the [word
of Francis I. which has been kept at Madrid ever
fence the fatal battle at Pavia.

Price of the Five per cent. Confols-86 francs, 40
cents.