Star.
London, England, 1807-08-17 00:00:00

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

At the Court at the Qsreep.. Palace. the Izth- Ana.
1801..prefent, the KING'S, moll Excellent Majelly
:
His Slue? IsaVirre Men pleated to appoint the Rhea Hem..
plass Pala of Nistasassus v. to be lard l.katenant of the
misty of Southampton, and of the Town of Southampton. and
ersonty of fie time, hi. Lonithip. tbi. day, twat the oaths ap-
poins,.l tu he taken therupon, inftead of the ueths of alleghnse
and fupressaey.
WHITEHALL, AUGUST ts.
The Kula has be-•n pleated rn order a Cone &Fairest* pats the
Grcat Seal impowering shs Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral
Church of atiitol ro (Ica a Bilhop of that See. the fame being
void by the tranflation of the Reverend Father IT GOD.
Gemini PtCHIASI (114•Saith•lp Ihrtitflf) to the See of Exeter; and
his Majcity has alto beetspleat:d. by his Royal Sign Manual, to
vermornend to the laid Dean and Chapter. Dotter Jorge Ls:-
mouse. Dean of Glouceiter, to be by theta elated -Bithop of the
Paid See of firlftol
The Km* has been pleated to nominate. eeAftitute. and appoint
his Grace COAX LI s Dyke of Riceseoton. i.anoz, add Amstenr,
to be Hish Steward of the City of Chichefter.
The Knott has been pleated to preterit Mr. Joao nate zit,
Preacher of the Corpel, to the Chum% end Peri& of Ctspfar of
Angus, in the Prellatery of Melee. and County of Perth va-
cant by the death of Mr. Crasser REA?. late Minifter there.
The Kure has alto beat pksfed to nominate. conibutte, and
appoint Ansa Duns. Efq. Advocate, to be Sheriff Depute of the
Shire of Furfar, in the room of PATOIS"( CSALIAOSII. Erg. re"
Sped
The Elmo has alto been pleated to appoint Mr. Roues. Has-
ea we ro be Profeffor at Mathematics in the Unto/silty of St.
Andrew's, vacant by the death of Me. NICOLAS VILANT.
ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, AUGUST•tx.

Copy of a Lrtter from Admiral Lord Gardner to the Iftwoura-
hie William Wadley Pole, dated Ville dc Path, of Meant.
'.weal tt. to '7, and received this day.
tranfmit herewith, for the information of the Lords
Commiffloners of the Admiralty, a knee which I received this
day by the Lavinia from Plymouth, from Rear Admiral Sir ,
Richard Strachan. dated or Rochefort, the aSth ultimo, accom-
panying a letter from Captain Dilkes, of the Hazard, giving an
iveattot of the boats of the wed. &Awed off the Patois Breton
having. on the sith Jnly, feeceeded in captitriog and driving on
Bore Oaten chalk marees of the enemy; the performance of
wit • h fertile sppears to relied great credit on Captain Dilkes, as
WI as the other officers and men employed on this oceafion.
1 have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed) 6ARDNER.
Carat, off the-Verna d'Autioche. July ell.
Iqfy Lord—On the morning of the syth, expel% Dillies having
Waved at daylight (event (mall veffelq under fail in the-Paths
Briton, fent the boats of his fquadron in Aare, and they fur-
. ettoded in capturing; in a manner highly to the credit of the offi-
cers and crews concerned, nine fail, and drove Us on &ore ; and
one was destroyed by the enemy. I herewith inelok Captain
Diners letter. and beg Ravingly to recommend that meriteriocs
officer to your Lordthip's notice. He ha. commanded the block•
adir.g fquadron in the Penult Breton Once the IR April, and dur-
ing that time we do not know of any veffel of the enemy having
*kap- d his vigilance I haw direded him to fend the Colony,
brie with t* e prise. to Plymouth, which I hope your Lordship
will approve of. I have the honour to be, Ste.
(SlVlegi) N. STRACRAN.
Ili. MaJelty's Sloop Havarti, off the Pernik Breton, July a 7 .
Sir —I have the fatisfaltion to inform you, that at
daylight this morning firemen of the enemy's each
were• difcovered in the entrance of the Pert nit, mak-
ing to the caftward ; it being nearly calm, and no
dance of the (hips ckfing theta, I made the fignal
for boats to chase, which was obeyed with the
greateft alacrity by the brigs yon honoured me with
placing under my command. The boats fucceedcd
in capturing nine chalfe metres. two of them bear-
ing pendant., and armed with two four pounders and
four fivivels ; the crews of the whole having taken
to their boats, and efcaptd to the Sore with all their
papers ; the tenth veffel was fcnttled by the enemy,
and funk jolt as the boats were taking polfeffroo ;
the remaining fie were driven on (bore, and as a
very heavy fwell is letting in, I have hopes they will
all bulge. I feel additional pleafure in this ferviee
having been performed without any of the brave
fellows employed in the boats being hurt, though
under a heavy fire of mufketry from troops on the
beach. I beg leave to inclofe a lift of the vefiels cap.
tuned this morning by the boats of the Hazard, Con.
Gill, Growler, and Colpoys, with an account of the
enemy's veireis that have been deftroyed by the Ha-
zard's, and other boats in company, fence the tit of
April left. nave the honour to be, &c. (Signed)
CHARLES DISHES.
Lift of Trench 'tech taken en the m orning of the s7tlt July
1107, by the Boats of the Hazard, Coati& Grovara, and
Calr7l6

CIIIAIII2 MA*lllll.
Les Dees Amis. armed with two four pounders.
Lea Trott Frere Horaemarmed with blur (swivels.
La VeroWyse, laden with wheat.
Le Sans Pared, laden with wheat.
La Math Francolle, in balk&
La Mark Looife, in ballaft.
La 13,,nne janton.in banal!.
Le Palm], in baliafL
Le Caine, in ballaft.
Name unknown, funk by the enemy to prevent falling Into our

hand.
Name unknown, armed with Ai Rumens on Lora in tbe fort
(Signed) C. DUALILL
Lift of Varela taken and= deftroyed between the aft of April, and
th Jane t go 7.
SLOOPS.

La RoEllie and la Jesse Marie.
014111141 C )lAI
La Petit Marie, le Patriot, la Marianne) la Belie Louifa Mephitic,
k Marja Franerge.
Name unkflows, funk by the batteries after mile% pogretNsu
i eg.
(Signed) e. snts.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
COMlnaisons in the Hungerford Volunteer infantry,
figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant of the Count; of
Berks. Dated June 30, 1837.
Captain Totepk laniard to be Major. Commandant., vice Fewle,
deevied.
To be Captains—Lientatant Thomas C Hawhefworth vice Bar-
nard, promoted; Lieutenant James Jells, vice Towaftnd, re-
ligned.
To be Lieutenants... Richard Parfons, Gent vice Hawketworth,
promoted; Enka Robert Cozhead, vice Jells, promoted.
To be Enfign—John Cozhead, Gent.
To be Surgeon—.Rteliard Harker, Gent. vice Smith, refight&
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Elisabeth Homeriksin anal William HomerOmm, of the city of
Canterbury, tanners. April :6,1307.
William Farmer and William Selby, of °Anil:mesh, Lincolnlbire,
bar•iron-fcllets, July 31.1807. •
John Retail and John Clarke, of Bblekman•ftreet, Southwark,
corm dra/ers, Anglia I 4. a .7.
Robert Frith, of Broughton, and Samuel Ailments, of Salford,
Laneathire, ralico-primen, July it es 7.
Robert Dickiufon. of Long ACK, and jams Smith Barr, of But.
ton Place, Lambeth, July 211. Soy.
Ebenezer Maitland. Alexander Maitland, John Ede, and John
Bond, of King's Anus Yard, Coleman•Arect,. London, mere;.
ants, July 31,1807.
lob Nightingale, of Wheateroft Carr, and George Wreglefworth
aad Abraham Swindells, of Alfreton, Derbyshire, tea and (pith
dealers, July 3t, 'lcy.
William North and Frances North, of Ilifhtrpfgate-ftreet, London,
potters and stars-fellers, June 14, 1807.
Joaquin A ndradi and Joaquim ChriftianStnegneler.of Mahler&
lane, 1 *teflon, merchants and infurance.brokers, Aug. 6, tisof.
Rizleard Runcorn. Jun. and William Mier, of Manchefter, aid
Benjamin Naylor, of Chariton-rows Laacaatire, cotton•fpiaaas,
♦ugult to. tin.

•
jamea Arthlngtnn Witten, and Peter CarSeri, of farrier, York-
linen.mancfaetnrers. Attgnft 8. 11107.
Jof-pla Metes, Samuel lioirnyd,and Richard Nayier, of Sheffield,
manufacturers, July t 4.1807.
Thomas Fearnfide, John Bentley, Tame• rates, and Job Brooke,
of Halike, Yreka.; re. imn founders, Jnly t, aoi.
Robert Samuel Jackfon, James Spark, and lames Curtis, of Old
Fah ftreet, London. rhyming and drnggift. Aneuft 8, 1807.
John Marron and John William Porter, of Drury-lane, tailors,
May T. an,
Thomas Baynes and James Antrohus. of Liverpool, hollers, Janu-
ary t tBo7.
Henry Ofwer Moore. of Liverpool. and Jortph Johnfott, of the
!Band of Jamaica, merchants, January r, t SO4.
John Nave and thrust's Shipley, of Longman. Soutbamptonildre,
millers, bifevit-bakers. and maltfters, Ansa tc. 18,7.
Chriftember ,Moon and George Edwards: of Holborn. Londblt,
elocksud awash sakes, Jewellers and Olvidmiths, June 241
2107.
BANKRUPTS. •
David Glles, elf Birmingham, Warwieklkire. currier, dealer and
chapman, tel furrender September 3,4, and 26, at eleven, at the
tusk of Thomas Jones. In Bull ftreet. Blentingltos. Attornies,
• Mr Whateley,Blrmktgltam ; or Mars Swain, Stevens. and
Maples, Old Jewry, London.
Daniel WiUmott. of White Crofs-ftreet, parint of St. Lake. Mid-
Cleft', dealer in kirks. Auguft 22,. Sent. r. slid a 6. at ten, at
Gnildball. Attorney, Mr. Benjamin Wilfon,Devonildre.ftreet,
Blikopfgate ftreet, London.
Thomas Hughes, or Betinett-ftreet, St. James's, Middlefea, vic-
tualler, dealer and chapman. Augult ant, at one, Appal t, and
Sept. s 6, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Langley, Plumb.
treedtreet. Illoomfbury.
Willlatn Cod& of Cateaten.fireet,- I.or.don, merchant, (partner I
with Thou* Cod& of New YorkiNorth America.) Auguft sa,
Sept. t. and a 6, at ten. at Guildhall. Attornies, Mars. Go-gory
and Brookes, Was Chandler's Hall, Maiden-lane. Wond.fireet.
William Hoed, late of the part& of Parches% Hants, contrador
for cattle, butcher, dealer and chapman. Anglia 31 at one. i
September T. at eleven, and Sept. a 6. at twelve, at the Crow*
Inn. Capon. Attornies, Mr. David Compigne, Gamin ; or
Melte'. Tarrant and Grey, Chancery-lane, London.
John Peacock, late of Kingftonispon Hull, merchant. dealer and
Chapman. Avsoti 2t, as. and Sept. a 6, at eleven. at the George
Inn, Kingfton upon Hull. Attornies, IMO,. Roller and Son,
Bartlett's Buildings' Holborn,• I.oudon ; or Mr. Dickinfoo,
Kingiton Ivan-Hun.
William Lewis, of Briftol, holier, dealer anti chapman, Auguit IS.
Septembers, and 26, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Braid.
Attornier, Metes Blandford and Sweet, Inner Temple, Los.
don; or Mr. Edward Stephens. Briftol.
John Ward, of Stockton. Durham, lhip.owner, dealer and chap-
man, Sept. 3.4. and 26, r rekeemat the Black 'Ann. kenaton.
Attornies. Meffrs. Rowntree and Frank, of Stockton.
John Phillips. late of the Star Brotehourt, Wapping. Middlefts,
brewer. dealer and chapman, late partner with Samuel Miall,
of the fame place, brewer, (but now a•prifuner in the King's
Benda.) /Aura re. 49,snd Sept. s 6. at Mare, at Onildhalt—
Attornies Batchelor and Potts, Serkaatt's Wu, Flea.
ftreet, London. •
James Rozbergh; late of Winelsefter.ftrect. London. infuranee.
broker, merchant. dealer and ehapdtan, Auguft 28. 28. and Sep-
te tuber 26, at ten, at GuikihalL Attorney, Mr. Hitiyard, Cur
thall.court, Throginorton ftreet.
DIVIDENDS.
Auguft aB, iEnela,blorrifon, of Runcorn, ("make, brewer, at
ten. at Guildhall, London.
Augeft tB. Jaren& *sevens and John Carttar, of Bread. ftreet
• Cheapilde. London, warthoutenum, at eleven, at Guildhall
Auguft a. Thomas Nonniogton, of Saffron Walden, Effei, Inn
keeper, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon.
**gull tB. William Henry Pollen, of Dartmouth, Devonfhirc,
fpirit-dealer, at eleven, at Guildhall ,l.ondon.
Angell tn. John Beams. John Dennifon, and Jof.•ph Robinfon,
of Bolton in the Sands, tantalite, calico-printers and copart-
ner', at eleven, at the Hotel, Blackburn.
Aura set George Tanner, of Drifted, cutler and dealer is hard.
ware, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern. Rritiol.
Auguft a. William But, of Blackman lima. Southwark, Surrey,
hnen.draper, at ten, at Guildhall.
Auguft a:. William Mortimer, late of Wivenhoe, Effez, :Intact,
at eleven. at the Griffin Inn, Colehefter.
Auguft ill. William Stone, formerly of High ftreet. Southwark,
hat late of Norwood Common, Surrey,hop-merchant, at eleven,
at Guildhall, London.