Star.
London, England, 1823-11-05 00:00:00

♦ N >,

~.-

C•••

's GAZETTE.

FROM Lair NIG
[This Gazette notifies that his Majssty has becn pleased to ap-
point the Honourable Francis Reginald Forbes (now Secretary to
his Majesty's Legation at Copenhagen) to be Secretary to his Ma-
jeity's Legstion at Lisbon ; the King has also been pleased to ap-
point Peter Browne, Esq. to be Secretary to his -filajesty's Legation
at Copenbsgen.]
BANKRUPTS.
Robert Stnith, Piccadilly, fruiterer, to surrender Noveinbir 8, 15,
and Uosernbir 16,- at eleven,• at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts,ll3.4inghall-strePt. Attornies, Messrs. Fielder and Co.
Duka-street; Grosvenor-square.
The Reverend Charles Caleb Colton, late of Princes-street, Soho,
wine-rnerchaat, November s, 22, and December f 6, at eleven,
at the Coeit of Commissioners of Bankrupts,
Attorney, Mr. Gale' Ilasitighall-street.
70fin Curling .4r:son, High Holborn, linen-draper, November 11,
lik and Deceniber 16, at ten, at the Court of Commissionersuf
llankrupts,_ Ilasinghall-street. Attoruics, Messrs. Smith and

.
Weir, Austin-friars.
George Itiogshatv, Tooting, builder. November 6,22, and Decem-
b'er 16, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts,
11a,ingliall-greet. Attorney, 'Alr. itattenbury, Thomas-street,

llorselydown, Southwark.
Robett Watson, late of Britannil-terrace, City-road, coal-mer
chant, •November 8, 15, and December 16, at eleven, at the
Court of Commia-Atmers of Bankrupts, Bashighall-street. Attor-
nits, Mr. Turner, Percy-street, 11,:dford-square.
Edmund John Glyn, late of Wynn, Cornwall, hanker, December
1, and 16, at elev;:n, at the Armi Inn, Launceston.—
Attoruies, Messrs. Darece and .Alichael, ILed Lion-square; or
11Ir. ('ole, Plymouth-Duck.
William Jobn Arnold, Idol-lane, 'rower-street, wine and spirit-
broker, November 8, 15, and December 16, at twelve, at the
Court of Cemtniksioners of Bankrupts, Basinhall-street, At-
__

. .
tornies, Messrs. Paterson and I'eiJr, Old Broad-street.
James Thotudike, Ipswich, cheese-factor, November 19, at six,
20, and Deerniber 16, at eieveu, at the Coach and Horses Inn,
Ipswich. Atturnies, .fir. Jackal-nail, Ipswich ;or Messrs. Ilium-
Icy, Gray's Inn-square.
George Laing, Hunter-court, Mincing-lane, merchant, November
11, 18, and. December 16, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners
of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attoruies, Messrs. Freeman
and ilethcote, Coleman-street.
Charles Harrison, Aldgate high-street, cheesemonger, November
8, 15, and December 16, at twelve, at the Court of Commis-
sioners of Bankrupts, Basiughall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hutchi-
son, Criwn-cotirt, Threadneedle-street.
Robert Curt, Cow-Cross-street, West Smithfield, currier, Novem-
ber r, 15, and December 16, at twelve, at the Court of Com-
missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Attomies, Messrs.

Drew and Son, Berniondsey-street.
Thomas hoar, Flamstead, Hertel baker, November 8, 9.`2, and
December 16, at eleven, at the Court uCommissioners of Bank-
rupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Mr. Williamson, Luton,
Bedfordshire; or Messrs. Taylor, Featherstone-buildings,llolboru.
1144!ben Sarin and Thomas Fisher, Grub-street, timber-merchants,
November 8, 15, and December 16, at eleven, cc the Court of
CommizAoners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs.

Fisly;r, .lldersgate-street.
Wiliam Pickard, Kuaresbrough, lime-burner, November 14; at
five, 15, and December 16, at eleven, at Abbott's .Hotel, Knarei-
brongh. Attornies, Messrs. Stocker and Dawson, New Bus-
well, cou:I, Lincoln's Inn ; or Mr. Powell, Knaresbrough.
Henry Homell, Arlvid,re-place, Surrey, merchant, November 8,
15, and December 16, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners
of Ilat.krupti, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hutchison,
Crown-court, Threadneedle-street.
Wild= Su/Ochs, Liverpool, carver and gilder, December 1,2, and
it, at one, at the George Inn, .Dale-street, Liverpool. Attor-
cries, Messrs. Lowten and Nichorson, Lausdowne-place, Bruns-
wick-square ; or Mr. I..ciees:er, Dale street, Liverpool.
John Peacock, Manchester, merchant, December 1,2, and 16,
at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornirs, Mr. Bower,
Chancery-lane ; or Mr. Woodburne, Sr. Ann's-street, Manchester.
Henry Withingu,t, Manchester, silk-manufacturer, December 1,
2, and 16, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr.
Whi►{ow, St. Jamcs's-square, Manchester; or Messrs. Willis
and Co. Tokenhotrie-yard.
Chase. Armstrong hull, late of Worcester, printer, November 25,
.213, and December 16, at twelve, at the Bell Inn, Worcester.—
Attornies, Mr. [lecke, Devombire-street, queen-square; or Mr.
Hill, Worcester.
DI VIDEN DS to be made in 8.1 SI NG II A I. L-STIt

Dec. 2, J. Cowie, George-street, Mansion-house, wine-merchant,
at eleven. Nov. 11, W.'fate, Cat eaton-street, bookseller, at twelve.
Nov. 25, J. Oldfield, Edgware-road, coach-maker, at ten. Nov.
29; T. Fieethy, Acton, Middlesex, baker, at ten. Nov. 15, 1.
H. Handsconta, Newport Miguel), lace-merchant, at eleven. Nov.
18, J. and 11. Bird, Poultry, jewellers, at eleven. Nov. 15, 11.
Hatfield, late of Abingdon-row, Goswell-street-road, merchant, at
twelve. Nov. 22, F. Pothouier, late of Corporation-tow, Clerk-
enwell, distiller, at twelve. Nov. 15, J. Russell, late of Roches-
ter, wine-merchant, at twelve. Nov. 22, Stabb, Torquay, De-
von, J. Preston sod J. S. Drowse, llotolph-lane, London, merchants,
at twelve. Nay..lB, I. Spence, Providence-row, Hackney, mer-
chant, at eleven. Nov. 29, P. Giblett, New Bond-street, butcher,
at twelve. Nov. 25, W. M. Ashby, Albury, Surrey, paper-ma-
nufacturer, at one. Dec. G, J. Park, Tower-Royal, merchant, at 10.
Nov. 29, N. Barry, notifies, chartseller, at twelve.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Nov. 25, J. Lovegrove, Cranham, Gloucestershire, timber-dealer,
at eleven, at the King's Head, Cirencester. Nov. 24, 1). Duulett,
Norwich, veterinary surgeon, at four, at the Bowling-green Inn,
Norwich. Nov. 25, J. Graft, Stroud, Gloucestershire, shoe-
maker, at twelve, at the office of J. Burrup, Beikeley-street, Glou-
cester. Nov. 25, I'. Ilea, late of Arnold, Nottinghamshite, dealer,
at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Nov. 29, W. Gaper,
Bristol, dealer, at twelve, at the Rummer, All Saints'-lane, Bristol.
Dec. 10, W. !noel, Redditch, Worcestershire, tailor, at eleven, at'
the Swan, Alcester. Dec. 5, 11. Derbishire, late of Liverpool,
grocer, at one, at the George Inn, l) le-street, Liverpool. Nov. 26,
M. Hardy, and J. Dale, Manchester, warehousemen, at tut o, at the
Star Inn, Manchester. Dec. 8, 'l'. Lesitighaun, Worcester, hosier,
at twelve, at the Bell I' nn Broad-street, Worcester. Nov. 27, J.
Devey, Wolverhampton, factor, at twelve, at the Voolpack Inn,
Moor-street, Birmingham. Nov. 27, W. Slade, Leeds, corn-mer-
chant, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds.
CERTIFI CA TES.—Nov. 25.
I. !term, Birmingham, screw-maker. It. Stephens,Goswell- street,
saddl.T. W. E. Kirkpatrick, Lime-street, merchant. L. J. Gou-
bau, 11.11=0:et, ha:el-keeper. ' A. and D. Sailsbury, Windsor and
Nottingham, drapers. D. Eisp, I letibury, Gloucestershire, dealer.
G. 11. Cocker, Belvidere Place, Surrey, bill-broker. J. Arkell, late
of Steeple Aston, Oxfordshire, dealer iu cattle.
Dissoi.uTioxs OF PA ItTN liltSlll PS.

Garlick and llorn, Upper King-street, Bloomsbury, piano-forte-
itianufacturcrs. Rathlione and Leatbom, I iseinsool, ship-builders.
J. and T. Eigt, Southampton, shoe-makers. Dickinson and Greases,
Shsffitdd, furriers. Younger and Loran, Minories, cheesemongers.
• Hesbeth and C.O. Halt-Moen Inn yard, Southwark. Rogers and
Lane, Brighton. 'Finley and Co. Liverpool, ship-brokers (sn far as
relate* to J. WU).- 'T. and 'T. Lance, LiverpooL T. 11. and J.
Btiry;Salfind, woollen-printers (so far as respects T. Bury). An-
drews and Little,' Churk Is-street, Whitechapel, saw-makers. Wake-
more and nubbins, West Drontwich, nail-factors. round and
Watsts, St. Martin's-court, Leicester-fields, tailors. Milne and
Banasbuttonis, Liverpool, painters, kc. Weutherhead and Clarke,
• •Wisberch, St. Peter's, Isle of Ely, se,rgrotts. Newshant and Garth,
rivet's) corn-dealers. Lawrenson and Carruthers, Higher Wyer-
llides -cateldre, cotton-skinners.

. .
Saturday se'imight the following melancholy accident
happened at Elie, in lifeshire. Dr. CaOLY went by
himself to shoot sea fowl, among the rocks, near Ar-
dross. and as he, did not return at his usual time, Mrs.
CamLx.and her friends became quite anxious about his
.safety. As they knew the place where he used to go,
. one of his friends and other two young men went with
Lanterns co.search for him. It was not until nearly eleven
. o'clock. however, that they found him, burihey were too
late to be of any service—he was lying within water.
mark, cold and lifeless! When the body was examined,
it appeared that a hall had entered his left side, gone
quite through, aad had glazed the right arm. Next day

a person on whose veracity I can rely vo
and who has seen docuntents proving th
have ascertained that the principal of the
a Colonel of Engineers, and a Chevalier
who comes appointed Ambassador E
Christian Majesty to the Government of
Secretary; his name is Achille de la Mt
the Order of Malta.

" The instructions they have brquqb
French Minister of Foreign Affairsidin
servations respecting the bias, character,
inhabitants of this country, as regards
given to a member of the• French Family
come over to reign here; tier result of
nieate to the aforesaid Minister through
frigates, which at different periods are
CAW there are no hopes of realising th,
vernment on the .hove subject, the afor
to make proposalslo the Gevert:ment o
of commerce between the latter and
' antes granted to these persons by tha
90,000 dollars Gobpresers
John de UUoa, this 24th day of Vebtual
. (Signed) • 1' Flt
" To his Excellency the Captain-Gener
of the Island of Cuba, &c. &C. &c."

We have received. by the pa,
arrived. in Liverpool on. Dlslida:
from which we extinct as follow

FROM NA TC II EZ. —The ./30: t C
the 3d inst. received by yester&
additional particulars relative to
ness at Natchez. A letter of tli
the •icinity of Natchez, says,
with the utmost violence among
who still remain in the city.

of ; taverns are closed.; and it i
a mouthful to eat except at the
the perfect picture of deralatio
serted, angla horrid and death-lil
one extremity to the other. Ih;
once since the
.generalretreat
struck a chill to my very soul;
It is somewhat singular, that W
dare it impossible to cure a pat
virons are perfectly healthy. 11
may proceed from;-appears to'
devoted city, without. exhibitit
spread. Since: writing you. L
deaths, but so many die, that it
rate them-.tfrom eight to twelve
Extract of a letter from` a j
(Ohio), dated Scpf. Skkut
dreadfully..- There Vase scarcely
lon the sick. Not far from thi
gum river; within the compasj
nine persons have died of: the-1
which I put up, I had much 4
lodgings—there were tin sick'ir
dead. Marietta lies on the Qhit
It is a beautiful little town, a
think it possible that the sickness
such a delightful spot." _

HIGH COURT OF ADHI
2111114112CCE Itagl3lZ Allit.Tllll J
. Sir Crier:ironic* Reaniann applied t,
Captain, Officers. and seamen ut the.l
by Captain Mundayi under Lord Coil
claimed for the taking and destrnying
Brlle Caroline, IA the harbour of Bego,
Granted. •
. Mr. CASNING'S, h;;;;71171
Navy, in his eloquent addiesi ai
nesday last, the letk k: -has
scale, been esetiipliked.
were received At our Elocic,T
equipment of two line-of-battle
SUPERP, of 71 guns each, upo
ment. Both these Sbilis Wei* bi
to the yard, old in -111.10fett
them with such John-thal- dim
chinict.betticAing tw-tifit esta
following 'TifesdaKfeßkieklis
and ready toaiqi. thl.fiet. Sails toi
we are sorryAssiestrifie men wi
_being-found defective, Anotht
equipped in her itiad. The sma
here and at PciriSninuth 'ire de
West ladies, *it pnieeeditig to

h. Gazette.
Excellency Baron WI4.
yesterday, from a visit to his MAJE42I
Sir ALEXANDER COCHRANE,
is returned from the coast of irslat
Barrackmaster-General, is daily expel
Sir J. RICHARDSON,'Chief
Pleas, and family, are now at Falmo
for the benefit of Sir I's health.
The Duke of Saxe-WEIMAR
day Ifternoon, frnin Bushy..
Monday night, Mr. SMITH,
arrived at the Foreign Office, Dosrnini
Wit:say Wsra.nsissr, at Vienna.
The Duke of Sussex arrived
Palace, from 113 r. Cock's seat, 'alto
POLAR EXPEDITION.--We
Ilcontemplation of the Admire
Discovery Ships for another vc
with,this difference, that their
Behrines.Straits, sylienee*they
distance which must be irstieri
be.said to commence proceedi
minion, and the cimsequent di
necessary supplies,.has hitherto
attempt by this pasage. 'This
dew proposed to obviate, ..by
vessel, laden with necessaries, s
PPmpans,tkes.to the neighbor
Ao4l4oaet. It! is ag
'• It is statedin the ItiveraeuJ
alias Black Tom, accused of tl
,Davidson,.si sawyer, at the Bri
last, has been apprehended.
.tice amidst the mountainous wi
was discovered that about six v
his own house at Downduff. I
hailieen watched, and on St
aden near tife place, When Mr,
property at Relugas, got a wa
or sixteen men with him, surpr
at iiiidnight. A person was p
cottage .close to the chimney
points near the door and .wi
vent escape. Operations w
rap at the door, on which
td, Cf: Lord; hi