Star.
London, England, 1815-05-03 00:00:00

Tv ES IMINS 1E&( FIRE-OFFICE,

King-strett, Covent-Garden, April 20,1815.
THE General Meeting appointed by the Deed of
bett I min, to he held yearly on the last Thursday in
or u ithin ten days thereatter, for the Choice of Auditors,
o.: other aOairs,will be holden at this Office 011 TUu asp* T,
N:4 r C, next, at Twelve o'clock.
G. H. BROWNE, Secretary.
14.11, The Chair will be taken at One o'Cloch precipely.

O LET,
riiHE CROWN WINE VAULTS, Corner of
1. BACK-1111A. and SUMMER-STREET, near Hatton-
t;L•den. the :Dove well-known old established free Public-
ii,suse, Liquor Shop, and Wine Vaults, the Licenses for which
sr, in thebandy of the Landlonl. This desirable house has
been reSuat and is now reas'y fur a tenant. Its consumption inn
i;rt r and Ale, Wine and Spirt ,has heretofore been very consider.
.Me; awl to any sobeii abbe, istlastrious, Ind obliging couple,
mowing 1 proper capital, ft holds oat every prospect of sec-
cia, having every canventence fur a la..nily, a spacious Club-
-14,3,01, comb:odious Bar, Tap-rnoni, Parlour, Kitchen, Scenery,
4.1 :::t her, Wit:e, and Spirit Cellars ; the whole arranged so as
t, th^ cccupter to carry on an extensive business with
taw:Q:l,lnd 11.-• p,:sver at ktting of to advantage the supso Sims
72r.`• N. 11.... -14 A id or Lease to be purchased, hut die Natures
-.1';1•!%1-1, s paid for. The situation is a crusaded and lin-
st..setltt t..tithl•ourliJd, a great thoroughfare leading to !sling-
'7l, and with:.; two :nodules walk of the City ; contiguous to,
• 1 cf acadarmoslating parties tress :he sessions-House,
:
•
*wed, by application; on the Pi entises, sod for par-
Was. Cretsley, Esti. John At•reet , Bedford-swan

'lO U 1 SOLD OK LE I%
LI. thou exten‘ive EICEC'II ON and BUILD-
-11. situate at ;;TANI.EIf, near St. Sickles, in the
of Uncut( r, heretofore used by the Stanley Company
%/hag Copper Ore and other purposes, with 20 Messitages
sr 12vrelloig. house', in 7,:nd repair, contiguous thc.reto, for Agents
Worktlen, a powerful Wind-Mill, and about 20 Statute
vi Land, surrounding the Buildings, forming takethrr
Ls 4 t cotuplste Establishment ter Iron Founderies, Salt Works,
•alzWy, o. any other Manufactory, where cheapness of Cool,
4:,11ty of Watt. and I.ntut Carriage, extent of Buildings, add
r closer:lt:rev. are regrind.
• :..,e Preirist situated on the Sankey Canal which fall;
Itivt r kier,ey, near Warrington, of an easy water
14°1':••• to ti.e great trading Towns of Liverpool, Manckes-
t'r,Northw;:h, &c and furring a direct communication by the''
(,randluncrai Canal with the iuland Counties; are to the centre
a Coal Country new working to a great extent, and whlth
:47 be Lid down at the Works at a Very low rate. The whole
,
by 1 ease for three Lives now 12 being, at the yearly rent of
I!.itteen rounds 'lwo Shillings.
tor futtleff Particulars apply to Me. William Jones, St. Helen's,
1,4;1 Pre cot ; Mr. Samuel '1 aylor, Copper-office, Liverpool ;
Rowson and Sons, Solicitor, Preseot ; or Mr. Thomas
4Jlicit.or, Su, Poultry, Loadoo.Aylil 87, 1813.

AT a numerous MEETINGof theCO MMI"I"CEE
of the LOYAL and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of
LONDON, held the Ist day of May, 1111 a, at the London
Tavern, Bisbopagate-street.
CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Esq. Alderman, in the Chair.,
That this Committee have seen with the deepest regret the
Resolutions of the last Cennesen•Hall, and are of opinion that
the Livery of Leedom am thereby ti misrepresented and
traduced, and that the Loyal and Indent livery are iinpe-
riously called upon to vindicate themselves from the stigma
which by such Resolutions has been east upon them.
Resolved unanimmisly—That a dutiful Address be therefore
presented, by the Loyal and Independent Livery of London, to
his Royal Highness the PakINCZ RIOINT, CM the present State
of Public Affairs expreedve of Weir confidence that such mea•
sures will be adopted by his Majesty's Government, in conjunc-
don with his Allies, as will ensure to Europe, and the World,
those Blessings they have so honourably earned, and which are
DOW endangered by NAPOLION BONAPACTI.
Resolved unanimously—That the said Address do lie, fee the
Signatures of the Livery, at this Tavern, on and after Friday next
Resohresi unanimously—That the foregoing .Resolutions be
signed by the Chairman, and published in the Newspapers.
(Signed) CHRIS I'OPHER SMITH, Chairman.

FiGAI LAST NIGHTS LONDON

BANKRUPTCY El/LARDED.
lune 17, Hannah Martin and Edward Taylor, of BoW-lane,
London, brokers and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUP I'CY SUPERSEDED.
George Allen, of the Reindeer, Loughton, Essex, victualler.
BANKRUP
Thomas Vean, late of Halsted, Ewa dealer and chapman, to
surrender May 16, 17, and June is, at ten, at the Red Lien
Intl, Colchester. Attoroies Messrs. Pocock and Forbes, Ely-
place Holborn; or Mr. Sewell, Halted.
Mannaduke Buckle, of York, woolstapler, dealer and chapman,
May 16, 19, and Julie 19, at eleven, at the 014 George Inn, in
Pavement, York. Attornles, Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Bow
Church-yard, London ; or Messrs. Brook and Buttner, York.
William Emes and Philip Emes, of Church-row Fenchurch.
street, London, merchants, ship and insurance-brokers, and
copartners, May 4, 10, and June IS, at ten, at Guildblll.
Attornies, Messrs. Blunt and Bowman, Old Bethlem, Broad-

street.
James Johnstone, of Liverpool, merchant, May 13i SI, and June
is, at one, at the George Inn. Dale-street, Liverpool. Atter-
ales, Mr. Murrow, Liverpool; or Messrs. Blackstock and
/dunce, King's Bench Walks, Temple London.
Peter Jones and William Appleton, of Liverpool, sadlers, dealers,
chapmen, and copartners, May 22, 33, and June 13, at one, at
the Star and Garter. Liverpool. Attornies, Mews. Blackstock
and Dunce, 4, King's Bench Walk, Temple, London ; or Mr.
James Murray, Liverpool.
Ralph Tebbutt, of Lougbboro', Leicestershire, mercer and dra-
per, May 16, 17, and June 13, at eleven, at the White Hart
Ism, Leicester. Attornies, Messrs Bleasdale, Alexander, and
Holme, New Inn, London; or Mr. Bond, Leicester.
Robert King, late of Willand, Devon, but new of Old-street-road,
Middlesex, butcher, May 9, 16, and June 13, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Brown,olll North-street, Red
Lion-square, Holborn.
Thomas Bromedge, of Stone-Mill, Gloucewershire, clothier,
dealer and chapmen, May 13, 23, and June 13, at ten at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Walton, Girdlers-hall,
street, London.
James Cross. of the Commereld-road, Middlesex, taylor, May
9, 13, and June 13, at tea, atOuildbalL Attorney, Mr. Lang,
America-square.
John Evans, Joseph Jones, and Davies, late of Aberyst-
with, Cardiganshire, bankers and copartners, May 5,6, and
June 13, at eleven, at the Gogerddan Arms Inn -Aberystwith.
Attornies, Mr. John Barber, Gray's-Inn, London; or Mr.
Thomas Jones, Machynlieth, Montgomeryshire.
William Wilkeck, of Orchard-street,Westminster, baker, dealer
and chapasan, May 6, 13, and June 13, at one, at GuildbalL
Attorney, Mr. Hughes, 4, Dean-street, Fetter-lane.
Thomas Philip Hillary. of Mark-lane, London, merchant, wine
andspirit-broker.deder and chapmen, Miy 6, 13, at twelve,
and Jane 18, at Goa. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. J. and 1.

Gregson, Angel•court, Throgmortou-nreet.
James Brown the younger, late of Colchester, Essex, miller,
Sour-factor, dealer and chapman, May 4,10, and June 13, at
ten, at GuddhalL Attoruks, Mr. Gale and Son, Bedford street,
' Bedford-row.

Charles Blaclibourn, new or late of Newark-upon-Trait, Not-
tinghamsbire, com-factor, dealer and chapman, May 4, at four,
May 5, and June 13, at eleven, at the George Inn, Hinckley.
Attornies, Messrs. Burgoyne, Dance, and erompton, Duke-
street, Grosvenor-square; or Mr. J. A. Cropper, Loughboro'.
William Metcalfe, of Crooked-lane, London, merchant, dealer
and chapman, ay b, 20, and June IL at eleven,at Guildhall
Attorney, Mr. Crunch, Union-court, Broad-street.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL

May 20. William Whitebrook, Little lVfoorlields, Ste. wine-
merchant, at eleven. May 20. William Calrow, Angel-court,
merchant, at twelve. May 20. Samuel I.atham Worsfieid, Rams-
gate, shopkeeper, at one. May 20. Edward Baker, SheiTord,
paper-maker, at twelve. May 90. Sarni e 1 Etheridge and John
TiMins, Newport, stationers, at twelve. May 30. Robert
Beckwith, Baldwius'-gardens, leather-cutter, at twelve. May
20. William John M`Master, Red Lion-street, watch manu-
facturer, at twelve. May 20. Richard, Richard, and James,
Howard, and John Rivers, Mitcham, calteu•pnmers, at ten.
May 27. John Hayne, Paternoster-row, straw•hat-raanufactu.
ter, at twelve. June 3. David Anderson, Gray's-inn-lane, coal-
merclur, at nor May 20. Thomas Locker, Oxford-street,
haberdasher, at twelve. May 20. James Foreman, Sheerness,
carpenter, at one. May 27. Thomas Park, Finch-lane, mer-
chant, at ten. May 20. Thomas Ducal:llk St. Martin's•street,
shoemaker. at one.