Star.
London, England, 1805-02-27 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

Stephen Dexter, of Belpar Darin,Sara, Unen-draper, dealer and
Chapman, to furresda March tl, ta, and April 9, ar three, at
She Commercial Inn and Tavern. Hlgh•ftreet. Mancheller.--
Anoraks. Mr. Clough, Manchclter ; or Mr. Edge, lune: Tem.
ple, London.
Thomas Payne, late of Athford, Kent, grocer, March 8,9, and
April 9, at tcn, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Allsford. Attornies,
, Mr Dc alio:, Milford ;or Mats. J. and W. Lowe, Inner-

Temple, London.
Samuel Pude, late of Drury-lane, parlfh of St. Giles in the Fields,
M,ddlefex, victualler, dealer and chapman, March 5, 12, arid
April 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorctica, Mcllrs. Smith and Se-
ttee, Great Saint Helen's, Rithopfgate-Ftreet.
Jolra Dixon, of Anshy de la./ouch, Leicelterthire, fellmonger,
dcalsr ant chapman, March 5, at twelve, March 9, at ekven,
and April y, at twelve, at Gtuldhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
Adams, Old Jewry, London. •
Xilward Lowe, late of Shrcwlbury, Salon, urarchourt man, dealer
end chapman, March 10,11, and ,Apt it 9, at eleven, at the Flop
Pole Inn, NVoreetler. Anon. 4", Mr. John Redding, M °reviler,
or Mr. B. C. Williams, Bedford-row, London.
James Rolrailon the ',rawer, of Liverpool, merchant, failor,
dealer and chapman, March 11, Z 2, and April 9. at one, at
Globe Tavern, in Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Windle,
Flartlete. Buildings, Holborn, I.oudon ; or Mr. John Cult, In

Liverpool.
Jane Vickers, of Batt., nilliner, ',rater and chapwoman. lVf tt.
81, and.„%prd 9, at lin, at the White Lion Inn and Faye, it, Bath.
AttorniLl. Mr. Mule, Cloak-lane, London ; K Mars. faylur
and Engliih, Bath. •
DIVIDENDS.

March a. Robert Andtrfon, of Guildford-Been an 4 of the Old
Pay Office, Broad Itrect, London, merchant and infurer, at
twave, at Guildhall
March a. James Allinson'', of New Sleaford, Lineolnfhirc, mer-
cer and draper, at Eleven, at the Angel Inn, Sleaford.
March t. Jokph Portal, of Bifhopfgatearect, London, linen-dra-
per, at ten, at Guildhall.
March a. Geurgn Prater and Andrew Fester, of Bow Church yard,
London, warehauferm n and copartners, at eleven, at Guildhall
March t. Jofeph Marriott Waller and Michael Waller, of High-
town, parith iiirliall, Yurkihite, merchants and copartners,
at ten, at the Yew Tree Inn, Robertown.
Mar-h a. George Fact, of White Hart Yard, Drury,latte, Mid-
dicks, wuolkts draw, at wn, at Guildhall

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March t. Jobs Lewis, of the Old Jewiy, London, snrchoorernst,
at ten, at GuildhalL
I.March a. Samuel Robb:iron. of Sheffield, Yorkthin,cdfar (midi;
at eleven, at the King's Hcad Inn, Sheffield
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
John Barlow and Benjamin Harrifon,hat-snanufadurers,Chrift-
church, Surrey, February tB, t Boy.
John Ward and James Birchall, apothecaries, Liverpool, Fe-
bruary to. •
Hannah Galley and Mac Berwick, cotton-rpinnen, Manche ter,
December 24, 1304
George Harkins and Thomas Murthwaite Parker, merchants,
Liverpool, February Al, iSoc.
Thomas Rorcow and John Marfh, brokers, Sherborne-lame, Fe-
bruary t 6.
Abrshasn Schofield and Jonathan Schofield, fiancy-manufadtu-
rers, Halifax. Yorkshire, February a.
Thomas Bifliop and George Moors, Jon. furgeons, Kirton, Lin-
colnihire, February 21.
Thom .s Gile and John Grorsly, furniture-painters, Liverpool,
January i 6.
Ruhert Derbithire and Robert Ellowes, grocers, Liverpool,
'January 10.
John Dobfon, John Doisfon, jun. and William Rhodes, liquor-
merchants, Huddersfield, Yorkildre, January at.

to be %len, and was teamed to be imptifoned fix
months, and to pay a fine of 201.
Thorne:: Morgan was indifted for obtaining, under
falls pretences, from Mrs. Addle, in Fleet-ftreet, one
po.ond in money.
Thr prifoner called at the houfe of the profecutrix
in the pad(/' of Sr. Bride, and (tared himfelf to be a
police officer, who had a warrant to apprelrend her
for keeping a Little Go. The prafecntrix, a woman
of unblemilhed charaiter, was ill in bed when the pri-
Inner called, who was informed of her Rate; but he
in fpitt of remonftrances, infifted on teeing her. He
was accordingly (hewn up (lairs, and by pretending
to be an i,fficer, led her to fuppofe that (he was to go
before the Lord Mayor. A coach was provided for
that- purpofe, when the prifoner fuggelted to the pro-
fccutrix the propriety of compromifing the bufinefs
with him, and his brother officers. Reduced by ill-
nefs, the innocent old woman gave the prifiiner all the
money the had in the hank, when he departed ; and
it was underllood, that he was to call on the fubic-
quent day to receive a further acknowledgment for
two other officers concerned. The profecutrix, how-
ever,a recovered from her conftifion, and provided
real officer the next day, who waited until the arrival
of the prifoner, whom he fecured.
Mr. Common Serjeant, after the evidence for the
profecution had been gone through, remarked, that
the prifoner, in this cafe, would unfortunately be en.
titled to an acquittal, from the framing of the indid-
ment, which charged him with obtaining money by
faille pretences, when, the fag was, that he obtained
it by threats. The profecutrix, however, was inform-
ed. that (he might prefer a freth indiament.
Same day the Seffions ended, when fentence of
death was paired on the following priPmers, viz.
3. Williams, for alTaulting 3. Grant, and Ruling from his per-
fon a quantity of new'papers, the property of W. Richards:—G.
Atturcll, for a burglary in the houfe of T. Resin, and ft talingt'zree
pair of Inuffers apd three trays ; J. Hodges, E Mahon, and J.
Rumball, fur ailaul.ing E. I.ntigt, and under threat of aeculing
him of an unnatural crime, taking from him 551 in bank notes
J. R. Turner, for forging a nee pt, with ii.tetit to defraud W.
Waltham and J. LiOtfoot ; Mary Jenkinfon, for uttering cown-
terßit bank note ; and W. Board and Elizabeth his wife, for
coining.

Twent v-two were ordered to be trail-ported for feycn 'years ;
Two for fourteen years .
Four to be imprifuned in the lioufe of Corredion,Clerkaiwell,
(or twelve calendar months ;
• Eighteen for lit months ;
Eight to be imprifored in Newgate ;
Seven to be privately, and one publicly whipped.

MIDDLtS Er SE:HON.—Saturday gfiber NO, an old
offender, was coaviCted of uttering feveral counter-
feit half crowns at different trackfmen's (hops in
Hackney Road. The Court fentenced her to three
months imprifnment. Abraham Nafb, hufband of
the former prifoner, was alfo found guilty of utter.
ing half crowns of the fame Ramp as thole found on
his wife. The prifoner appeared to he connected
with a gang of coiners, who have extended their bale
coinage to every part of the metropolis. It was Rat-
ed, that upwards of tool. in then half crowns had re•
cently been in circulation. The Chairman, after la•
menting the frequency of offences of this defcription,
fentenced the prifoner to be imprifoned one year, and
to find fecurity at the expiration of that time for three
months. The Grand Jury found feveral bills of in-
dielment for perjury.
Sir Jon's HILL, M.D F.R.S. at Paris, and Knight
of the Royal Order of Sweden, finding the inhabi-%
tants of this country at this feafun of the year parti-
cularly afti&ed with Coughs, Colds, and Afthmatic
complaints, found out a method of concentrating
that valuable Extran of Flowers, called Honey, and
bringing into a futall compafs a very large portion
of its excellent virtues. Sir Jorm HILL'S Balfam of
Honey is therefore recommended as the moit fafe,
innocent, and effeetual remedy for Coughs, Colds,
and Afthmas. Children and the molt delicate may
take it with the greateß fafety. It is to be had at
Meffrs. Shaw and Edwards, N 0.66, on the Foot-way,
St. Paul's Churchyard, who have purchafed of the
Hon. Lady HILL'S executors all the property in Sit
Joan HILL'S Medicines, price 3s. 6d. If their names
are not on the Ramp it is a counterfeit.