Star.
London, England, 1823-09-29 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Greetham, Lion pool, ship-chandler, to sorrender October
25, 27, at one, and November 8, at six, at the George bin,
Dale- strcet, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Chester, Staple lua ;

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or Mr. Ripley, Liverpool.
Juba %'ood, Cardiff, banker, October 22, 23, and November 8,
at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Cardiff. Attornies, Mr. Gregory,
Clement's Inn ; or Nlessrs. Bassett, Bouvilstone.
John Boulting, Halsted, Essex, lint n-draper, October 6,7, and
November 8, at ten, at the Three Cups Inn, Colchester. Actor-
nies, Mr. Sewell, Halsted; or Mr. Willett, Essex-street, Strand.
John and George Steel, Greenwich, timber-merchants, September
30, October 7, and November 8, at ten, at the Court of Com-
missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Pratt,

Dattford, or Fenchurch-stteet.
Robert Waters, Union-court, Broad-street, merchant, October 4,
11, and November 8, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners
of Bankrupts, Ilasinglol-rr rect. Attornies, Messrs. Cresson and
Fonnereau, Angel-court, Tidoginorton-street.
John (Laken, late of Wintlle, Lancashire, miller, October 28, at
six, 29, at ten, and November 8, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn,
St. HZ-len's, ancashire. Arrornieso Mr. Barnes, St. Helen's;
or Mr. Chester, Staple Inn.
John Norton Bailey, late of Chancery-lane, bookseller, October
13, 21, and November: 11,. at twelve, at the Court of .Cusurnis
'Misers of Bankrupts, Basingliall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Td-
son and Preston, Coleman-street.
Richard Goodwin, Lamb's Conduit-street, silk--mercer, October 4,
11, and November 8, et ten, at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hurst, Milk-street,

. Meapside.
DIV' I)r.NDS be made in nAsINGHALL-STREET.
' Oct. 25, J. Stevens, Newgate.street, earpet.watehousemen, at
Ven. Oct. el , 6. Page, Cranborne-street, ailk.cuercei, at twelve.
DIVI URN I)S to he made in the COUNTRY.
. Oct. 24; Mary, Francis Stringer, mil William Stringer Agard,
Borrowash, Derbyshire, millers, at eleven, at the lir-rg's Arms
'l'vern, Darby. Oct. is, T..Brirry, Little Hampton,' Sz:tsex,
grocer', at eleven, at the Crootn Irm, Armllet.'
CERTIFIC.ITES.Oe-r. In.
Jacob, Peter, and Betty Fletcher, PatrierOft. Lancashire, cot.
iten. ipinten. ~ J. Glyde, Yeovil, Sonv-rset, farmer k......idartyrr,
,Wituritont druggist. W. Lee, Charles-street,_. Cover.t.gardeo,fanty.
dress-Riker. J. Adz-ant, Union.ttrcei, Southwark, oilman. It.
WhiteKeird, Norwich, bombailne-manufacturer: J. Alloway, Nil-
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Minster, Somerset, dealer in earthenware. . •
• DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. •
I;. Le Grand and • /Jura( cis, Leman-street. Rogers and Oliver,
Trligh-street, Pophmil,litien-drapers. i'..luston. and. Dewstoe, 'fr.-
gent7streea, iaikna. • Dislanp and Co. Birroingluon, mocillen-diapers.
.larsliall and 1/unber, flies-street, Southwark, Itnen-tirapers:—
nes arta' 'Roberts, Manchester, provision-merchants. fitOt ie lal d .
toreiti Liverpo A, brewers l'essegood arid Undersea, .kisli,
• -cantors. J. and 3. *.hodeld, Ukihans,'nuchineilnalets,—
pluser anri.Co..lyorcester, hop.merchar,ts. Frilmoti aria Cc. -
ineians, iloiesale4reiniiidegiiri. . Bciutton and Atkin!, Bdrst n,
Stariords:aire,lfeltnionsekil•-•IK Till 1% UM,: • • *•
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RIEGO AND BALLASTEROS.

The French Pape:, contain various accounts of the
late unsuccessful enterprise of Riego, who, Whether the
was a skilful General or not, appears at least to have
been a faithful one—no ordinary recommendation cer-
tainly, when treachery has become so frequent as
scarcely to be considered a crime.
The dispatch from General Gualeminot, published in
the Mon iteur, and dated Port St. Mao; Feb.ls, says,
“ General Ballasteros ready wished to repot* •and
engage Riego; it was himself in person, who, in the
midst of the tirailleirs, commenced the-4ring which
caused the death of the Aid-de-Camp of R' o, as well
as of several of his soldiers. A demi•battalion of the
latter immediately advanced with them of "Long live
Ballasteros r That General and hi-seri:pp:fully expected
that their adversaries were iostangl fojciiii them. Ate.
arrangement was talked of; they were it Priecedand
when the question of conditiOns arose, Riego offered to
serve as a simple Aid-de-Camplto General 'Billasteros,
if the latter would take the chief command, and march
against us. Upon this being refused, Riego, who dur-
ing the conference, had caused the habitation of General
Ballasteros to be invested by his troops, declared him a
prisoner, with all his St.tff: General Ralanzat, who con-
trived to escape, rejoined his division, when he sum-
moned Riego to set General Ballasteros at libel ty, ind
to retire himself. Riego, perceiving that his scheme
had failed, put himself in march with his troops for Al-
candete. Such is the account which has been given to
Count Molitor, by the Officers of his Staff, who were on
the spot, and by two Aides-de-Camp of General Ballas-
teros, who went to Grenada. Count Molitor achli, that
General B4llasteros on this occasion did all that was in
his power, especially with troops, many regiments of
whom had one battalion ou his side, and another in
Riego's corps."

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