Star.
London, England, 1825-09-07 00:00:00

FROM. LAST IQGlits GAZETTE.

AUTUMN CIRCLIITS OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR
BELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS.
Norrnzas Ciacufr.--H. R. Barrows, Esq. Chief Commissioner.
Rutlandshiee, at Oakhiin Mtuiday. October 17.
Derbyaldre, m Derby. axe Borough, Tuesday, October .18.
Nottinghamshire. at. Nottingham and Tows, Thursday, Ott. SO.
Lincolnshire, at Lincoln and City, Saturday, October it
Yorkshire, at Wakefield. Wednesday, October 26.
at lOngstqa.upon.Hull, Tuesday, November 2.1.
at York and City, Thursday, November 3.
at Richmeando Monday, November. 7.
Durham at lbarham, Wednesday, November 9.
Nerthuniberland, at Newcastle.m.llyne and Town, November 11.
at:Berwick-on-Tweed, Saturday, November 12.
Camberbnil, ai Carlisle, Wednesday, November 16.
Westmoriandiat Kendal,•Saturday, November 19.
Lancashire, at Lanossmr, Tuesday, November £2.
at Liverpool, Wednesday, Yovensber.llo.
Cheihire. at Chester and City, Saturday, December 3.
Somme- Csacose.--.1. G. Haws, Bat Consadesim
13erkabire at Reading.and, Borough, Monday, October 17.
Orfordshi;e, at Oxford and (Sty, Tuesday October 16.
Gloucestershire, at Gloucester and Qty, Thursday, October 23.
Worcestershire, at Worcester and any, Saturday, Member OIL
Herefordshire, at Hereford and City, Monday, October M.
Monnsoinkshire, at Monmouth, Wednesday, Ostiber
,at Bristol, Friday, October MI. ..
Sonsersetsbire, at Bath, Monday, October 31.
........--....., at Taunton, Tuesday, November 1.
Devonshire, at Exeter and City, Thursday. November 3.
Cornwall, at Bodmin, Monday. November ?. •
Devonshire at Plymouth, Wedneeday, November 9. -
Dorseuldre, at Doecoester, Saturday, November
Wiltshire, at Salisbury, Monday, November 14.
Hampshire, at Winchester; Wednesday, November it.
at Southampton, Thursday, November 17.
Sussex, at Horsham, Friday, November 18.
Kant, at Dover, Monday, November 21.
at Casterbury, Tuesday, November U.
-.-, at Maidstone, Wednesday, November 2S.
Mamma, CIacUIT.-T. B. Bowzu, Bin. Commissioner.
Hertferdshire,..at Hertford, Saturday, Oct. 16.
Essex, at Chelmsford, Monday, Oct. 17.
-, at Colchester, Tuesday, Oct. 18.
Suffolk, at Ipswich and Borough, Tbsrsday, Oct. 20.
• at Bury St. Edmund's and Borough,Borough,Saturday Oct. 22.
Norfolk, at Yarmouth, Tintelay.t,Oct. 23.
at Norwich and City, Thirsday, Oct. 27.
at 'Lynn, Saturday, Oct. 29.
Cambridgeshire, at 1-22 y, Tuesday, Nov. 1.
, at Cambridge and Town, -Wednesday, Nov. 2.
Northamptonshire, at Peterborough, Friday, Nov. 4.
Huntingdonshire, at Huntingdon, Monday, Nov. 7.
Bedfordshire, at Bedford. Wednesday. Nov. 9.
Northamptonshire, at Northampton, Friday, Nov. 11.
Leicestershire, at Leicester, Monday, Nov. 14.
Staffordshire. at Litchfseld, Wndoesdai. Nov. 16.
at Stafford, -Thursday, Nov. 17.
Shropshire, at Shrewabury, Monday, Nov. St.
Warwickshire. at Coventry, Wednesday, Nov. 23.
at Warwick, Thursday. Nov. 24. -
sire, at Aylesbdry, Monday, Nov. 28.*

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
John Meanlay, Cheahunt, schoolmaster, from September 10 to
October 29, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank-
rupts, Basingitail.street.
BANKRUPT.
William Barnes Miles-lane, ehmemonger, to surrender September
, 10,174 and OCtober 116 at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners
I of Bankrupts, Basitighall-ureet. Attornies, Messrs. Scott and
Sons. St. helidred's-court, Poultry.
DIVIDENDS to be made In BAAI NGH A LL-STREET.
Sept. 17, J. Penk‘ Aprinter, linawiraper, at twelve.
DIVEDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Sept. 28, Edmund Sager, sea. and jun. and William and Richard

thet both suffered from;tbe yellow freer and the plague.
%%carver an epidemical disease =lam it is produced
by local causes, which cannot always be explained.
The yellow fever is nothing but a very intense fever,
accompanied by the jaundice—the plague is nothing but
an intense fever, attended with buboes, parotides, &c.
These pestilential buboes are absolutely the same as the'
pustules of the nature of carbuncles, which we noticed
in all partkof France, and which are in a manner en-
demic in some of the provinces. The disorders called
yellow fever and plague appear continually in all pats
of France ; but as they are called by another wantetsatt
mention is made of contagion, and no precaution is
teken. It is for this reason that they ;re not attended
with the fatal consequences which Aways follow the
_offieial declaration of these maladies. The measures
which are called sanitary, occasion all the accidents
'which they profess-to:- prevent. At Cairn, as at Con-
stantinople, when the plague has a contagions influence,
is savages only ;attain quarters, whilst others more
healthy are always exempt from it. The plague. which
exists in Lower Egypt never penetrates into the Upper."
M. Lassis then made souse observations relative to the
at Barcelona. A flarlitnitleVOlN formed,
--'—umtake Vast the soontagion was