Star.
London, England, 1825-09-19 00:00:00

INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

PETITIONS of INSOLVENT DEBTORS, to be beard in
PORTUGAL-STREET, Lincoln's lan-fields, on FRIDAY,
September 25, at Nine in the Forenoon.
William Scales, Net bett's•buildings, Waterlou-place, a Chelsea
pensioner, out of business.
John Greets, Edward-street, Litnehouse, coal-merchant.
Thomas Bell, Dean-street, Soho, Gentleman.
Richard Pearson, Botham-row, Yorkshire, butcher, &c.
John Radcliffe, Coppice-row, llerkenwell, watch-cap-maker.
• Jobn Chaffer, Newland-street, Kensington, carpenter, builder,
undertaker, and pastry-cook.
Patrick Ileggan, Compton Place, near Brunswick-square, polisher
of marble.
John Ingram, Lower Tottenham, hair-dresser and perfumer.
George liow, Dorset-square, New Road, commercial clerk and
teacher of dancing.
Thomas Underwood, Cross-street. Newington Butts, tailor, &c.

Leonard Lewis, North-street, Stepney, hay and straw salesman.
William Palmer, Wellington-street, Newington Causeway, eating-
house-keeper.
Mary Catherine Roberts, Gerrard-street, Soho, professor of music.
.Chula Murdo Leslie, Queen Caroline Place, Limehouse, boat-
builder and dealer in coals.
Christopher Hall, Grub-street, fellowship-porter and lighterman.
David Cro!e, lower East Smithfield, journeyman cooper.
Wiiliatu Bal, Upper Whitecross-street, blacking-maker.
Philip Mark, High Holborn, draper and tailor.
Luke Co'mini, Little Somerset-street, Aldgate, a labourer in the
Fait India Company's service.
James &own, Suffolk-street, Pentonville, painter and glazier.
27. AT lIINt us Tilt rOIIZNOOK.
James Passer, Aiasun whey, Basinghall-street, camel hair pencil,
and varnish-tool manufacturer.

surmises 28, AT Tin SAKE PLACE AND TIME.
Georg. Robins, Bond's Buildings, Chamber's-street, Goodman's
Fields, hair-dresser and parish clerk.
Joseph Phillips, Brixton, carpenter, broker, and undertaker.
Charles William Bolton, Raven street, Whitechapel, journeyman
eolourman.
Thomas Allen, Rildwyn's Gardens, Leathers lane, coal-dealer.
William Charles Titford, Windsor Terrace, City Road, silk mama-
factuter and warehouseman.
Martin Barford, Caddingun Woodside, Hertfordshire, dealer in
straw-plat.
David Drysdale, Vauxhall Road, musical instrument case-maker.
William Perfect Richards, Clerkenwell Green, out of employ.
Jonathan Fuller, Cromer.street, Gray's Inn ltuad, bricklayer.
George Duignan, Upper George-street, Bryanstune•striare, shoe-
maker.
Robert Eaves, Drummond Crescent, Euston-square, horse-dealer
and livery-stable keeper.
Dlatthew Showell, Trinity Row, Black wall, shipwright.
Thomas Noyes, Union-court, Holborn, commission agent.
James Noakes, Prospect Row, Ball's Pond, Islington, inspector of
gas works.
I'epper, Little Carter-lane, Doctors' Commons, butcher.
Martin Jones, Sunbury, Middlesex, blacksmith.
Benjamin Brown, St. Anne's-street, Westminster, chairmaker.
James 11x11, Lewisham, Kent, labourer.
James Gorman, Anmstreet, Spafselds, green-grocer and chandler.
William George, Baltlwyn's Gardens, bedstead-maker.
John Wellborn, I.ower Road, Deptford, coal-dealer and bargeman.
George Hassell, York-street, Covent Garden, proprietor of the
British Lion Newspaper.
Walter WOregor Logan, Clement's Inn, arranger of-music.
' Richard Yenning, Cross-street, Newington, Surrey, artist.
Juba Evans, High-street, Southwark, Leeman, Sec.

At the County Magistrates sitting at Colchester
Castle, on Saturday last, Nathaniel Card) of Stanway,
and Robert Ward of Mile-End, Colchester, labourers,
were convicted of having, on the 6th inst. at Stanway
aforesaid, exercised cruelty upon a horse, the property
of Mr. Robert Salmon, by tying his legs, and throwing
him down many times, beating him most unmercifully
with a stick, and also striking him with an iron bill or
• •chopper, and Continuing their ill-treatment for the
space of an hour and a half, whereby the animal was
very seriously injured. This flagrant offence being
made oat tq the satisfaction of tie Alafrivr.ttesahe de-
fendants were ordered to pay a fine of pursuant to
the Act, whi,:h not being able to do, they were stilt
to the House of Correction at Halted, for three months.

ANECD'ITE 1r His MAJESTY.—Amongst the distin-
guished Officers stho were elevated to the Grand Cross
of the Bath, was General S;r H. JOIINSON, the hero of
Itoss, who, when in the act of rising from his knee, was
suddenly seized with lumbago, and scarcely able to
move, upom which his MAJESTY, with the characteristic
urbanity of his nature, exclaimed, " Let me rake you,
G;eneral Jonssum :" and turning to a Member of the
Cor.rt, added, " I have a pride in raising such a man."
When the Prussians were advancing against Amster-
dam, a Military Gentleman one day entered a coffee-
house in Oxford-street, in gre.t apparent vexation.
" What has happened to annoy you so much?" said a
friend of his in the coffee-roam. " Why, I've had my
pocket picked:' replied the Officer. " You've lost
nothing of value, I hope." " Zounds, Sir I've lost
my plan for taking Amsterdam." " Goad Heavens!'
said his floe Id, gravely, " What if the pickpocket should
go over and take the town himselt ?"
ANAGAASIS.—The transposition of the letters in the
following words will be seen to be singularly ap-
plicable:

Queer as mad.
Beet in prayer.
Into my arm.
Yes, Milton.
Mind his map.
I'm in a pet
Great help.
Sly ware.
Spare Mtn not.
Partial men.
Alterations.
Vine Thumps.

Matrinony .
Solemnity .
Midshipman
Impatient .
Telegraph .
Lawyers .
Misanthrope .
Parliament .

Neat Tailors
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PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 17.

This morning the Ganges, Captain Lloyd (a free
trader), passed by for the River, land:ng several pas-
sengers here, from Madras and the Mauritius. She
left Madras on the i.7th of March. The Portland was
to sail fr ins Madras, for England, on the lit of May.
When she left Mauritius, the surveying ships Leven.
Captain W. F. Owen, Barracouta, Captain Vidal, and
the Albatross schooner, were at the Seychelles; t' ey
had investigated the dangers of the East Coast of Africa.
and were about to complete a survey of the whole
island of Madagascar; afterwards they would refit at
the Mauritius, and proceed to examine the coast to the
westward of the Cape of Good Hope, Sir Lowry Cole.
the esteemed Governor, and the troops at the Mauritins,
were all well. The Ganges left at St. klelena.theFlorenti
which bad lost her bowsprit off the Cape, in I.+t. 8 N.
and spoke the Java, from London to Calcutta, all well,
with troops on board. Commodore Schrunedar, late
Governor of Tranquebar, en his way to Copeoh nen, and
Lieutenant Johnes, late of the Leven, came passengers.
Sunday, tl e Icarus, 10, Captain J. G. Graham ; on
Monday the Kains transport, Lieutenant Bird wood ;
and tliis morning the Scout, 13, Captain %Vig%ton,
arrived from Jam iica : the two first-named came home
diaert, the last touched at Potto Rico. They bting
accounts from Port Royal to the 4th of August, when
the troops had become very sickly, particularly the 50th
and 77th Regiments. The Lively tr.gate, Captain W.
Elliot, C.B. had returned to Purt Royal, from the
Havannah, and landed the Surgeon, As,istant-Surgeon,
four Midshipmen, and a number of men at the Hospital,
who had been attacked with fever. We are sorry to
state that Mr.G. F. Ryves (son of Rear-Admiral Ryves,
a fine young man), and Mr. R. Winloo, Midshipmen,
had fallen victims to the disease. The Lively was
moored into the harbour, to be cleared. The other
ships lying at Port Royal were healthy, viz. the
Hussar, Rattlesnake, Bellette, Pylades, and Scylla.
—Lieutenant Seaton, Lieutenant Love, Lieutenant
R. Kellow, R. M. and Mr. Maynard, Midshipman,
came home invalided.