Star.
London, England, 1824-10-27 00:00:00

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BA NKRUPTCY 'ENLARGED. : ,'•
Joseph Robinson Smith, North Andley-street, upholsterer, from
October 30 to December IS, at ten, at the Court. of gssansio.
sioners of Bankrupts, Bit hall-street.
• BANKRUPT&
`William Clark, speiiihurst-itreet, Burton-Crescent, coatn'aticlitokl,
to surrender October 7.o,Ntiventber d, aud DedeMber 7,it Mien,
nuke' Court of Commissioners of Battkripts; Basing!rall.street.li-•
Attorney, Mr. Arian, Otiarlotte-street, Fitzroy-square.
James Dauncey, Coalry Mills, near Uley, Gloucestersbire, wool.
len-manufacturer, October 30, November ti, and December 7,
.t &ay. n, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, His ng-
hall-street. Atorney, Mr. Hutchison, Crown-court, Thread-
needle-street. • '
Robert Drury and George Thompson, Lobe-street; tint Finsbury-
square, brewers, November 2, 13, and December 7, at ten, ar,
the Court of Commissioners-of Hinkripts, Bastnghllktreet•--••
Attortfey, • Mr.lfindrreintp, Crescent, Jewin•strest.
William Huggons Stevens, Hedge-raw, Islington, dealer in nit-
enware, October 30, November 9, and December 7, aE * Ire,
at the`Coshrt of Comintssioners of Bankrupts, Basidghtt
Attorney, Mr. Reeves, Ely-place, •Holburn.
Joseph Warden, Neff, Sarum, money.serivetter, November 1, at
one, 2, at ten, and 'December 7, at twelve, at the Court of 4ont.
mistiouers of Bankrupts, HaakaghalLitreet.. Alttbeney;Mr:Lus-
moor', Red I.km-squire.
"Williatu Clark, `Hull, seeds/Matt, "Norenther'll, 9, livid :Decelisber
7, 'at eleven, at the Dog-and Dust Tavern, 0011» -Atterearri,
Mr. 'Taylor, Clement's Inn, London.
Henry Woolley, son. Winster, Derhithire, groSeer, 'November
3, atul.December 7, at"elerin, at the 'Bell lon, Dolly. A4tor-
ales, •Mr. 'Roberts, 'Eiehequer 06res.Hollieftet•place; Wears.
Swettenham aud Andrea, Wirksworth, Derbyshire; or Mr.
Inert, Uttoleter, Staffordshire.
DIVIDENDS to he made in 'BASING trALL:srizrAt.
'Nov. 16, William, John -William, and Francis George "Tfatisli-
ton New City Chamber., and J. Ridsdele, Leeds, tnerchantiost
twelve. Nov. 16. H. Sims St. Ann's-lane, shoe-maker, at-ten.
Nov. 16, B. Yeoman ViifOrd-Vrome,Someriet,•bater, at Wel*.
Nov. 16, lt. Wilwn, Bow=line, warchousen:an, at ten. Nov. 20,
T. Daubney, •Portsea, grocer, at eleven. Nov. 30, T. Muer,
Gittter4ane, talk-manufacturer, at eleven. Nov. 16, H.
Austin-friars, merchant, at tea. Nov. 1,6, G. Lain& thinw.r-
extort, Mincing-line, merchant, at ten. Nov. 16, T. Laid J.
Pars, Cateaton-street, warehousemen, at twelve.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Nov. 17, W. Webby. Manchester, innholder, at nine, at the
Coach and Horses Inn, •hhtschester. Nev. 20, J. add B. Goblet-
: sail, Leeds, merchants, at eleven, at the . Court-house, Leeds.—
Nov. 17, J. Wood, Cardiff, banker, at eleven, at the Angel Inn,
lairdUf. Nov. 17, G. Mawson, Bradfotd, Ydrkshire, grocer, at
eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bradford.

CERTIFICATES—Nev. 16.
T. Taylor, Shad Thames, 'manilas'. I). APCarthy, •Shadwell,
coil-merilmatt. J. Proctor, Wardonvstrect, wine:merchant. L.
Wasse, Warwick-place, Great Surrey-street, merchant. I). Rune,
Swansea, draper. R. Nicholls, Ruthln, Detibigbihire, apetheeary.
W. Wade, Gloucester-skeet, Cbteen-sqeire, carpenter. J. Milk
Freese Si'wood, clothier. 7. Cooke, l'rome Se&rood, clothier.
G. Errington, Croydon, dealer. R. Fawcett, Albion-place, Bar-
thislomew-elose, volourman. W. Arkidein, Cie/twee;lane, Loos-
bard-street, merchant.
DISSOLUTIONS OF- PARTNERSHIPS
Harvey and Hill, Wappintstr_et, biscuit.bakers. Wlrwirk
and Young, Aestiss-friars, wine-merchants, Hall and Co. Peck-
ham, aeedsaaen. Lambert and Crowther, Knaresbrougthenentiats.
W. and J. Loaner, Soothampton. I). and D. Jones. Pepe toil
Co. Manchester, cotton-manufacturers.

SPAIN.
FROM THE AIONITHUR.
31.1D12111, OCTOBER 12.

The Decree on the conrmunefor (Freemasons), and
individuals who have kelonged to any secret society
whatever, has produced a great effect; the number Of
persons who have presented themselves to enjoy the
pardon which it promises is very conriderahle. •It is
true that the Government, on its side, obserVes in ate
most faithful manner what it has promised in this 'De-
cree, and the confidence which thireonduct inspired *-
claims many persons whom fear would have induced to
be silent on this adherence to the revolutionary system.
Among the number are observed M. Espino, Ex-Secre-
tary of the Landaburian Society ; and M. Iregits, Chief
of a Bureau in the •department of the Minister of Fi-
nalise-4 during the time of the Cones, who, though They
were deeply implicated, remain undisturbed at horns.
merely because they hare denounced themselves to the
Magistrates.
The severe measures adopted by Government atter
the affair of Tarifa, have restored tranquillity to the psi).
vince. Some lutendants of Police, who have shriven
themselves far from favourable to them, have been dis-
missed : among the number, are those of Galicia. and
Estremadura.
I have observed that all yOur Journals endeavciur to
prove that our Treasury ii coMpletely exhausted ; I
know not on what they found their opinions, but I will
mention some facts which seem to shew that there is
exaggeration in the assertions of the foreign Journals
respecting the state of our finances:
The Government lately received from a banking-
house in Paris bills of exchange for 8,000,000 of reels—
viz. 5,000,000 on the house of Caballero, widow,..med
Sons, and 3,000,000 cn that of Strofa, widow, I-ler-
mandez, and Co. All the hills were payable at (rain
three to eight clays' sight. They Were presented by the
Treasurer,General, who irat asked by the two
to receive the amount before they beeirme due, Mid lie
answered he would do so when he Wanted the whiney.
The day of payment, however, passed, and even some
weeks having elapsed without payment beingg isked,
the house at Paris was indirectly inforntedi acid itskdd
an explanation of the two Madrid houses, which referred
to the Treasurer-General. He replied to the Phil hbust,
that it was owing to him that the bills had not been paid.
In fact, the payment has just been effected; and the
several waggons have conveyed to the Treasury the
amount of the bills, nearly three weeks after they be-
came due.
The Council of Castile, in the plan ofinsiiNrtitih Which
it presented to the King; proprisi.d to tiff press the Uni-
versity of Toledo ; but the King has resdlved thdt that
city shall retain its University, because it Ira q done such
great services to the cause of the altar and the throne.
The Council of Castile has just ter:initiated the, dis-
ditssion of the proceedings against the late Caistiintionil
Regidors of Madrid, but net pissed tiny semettee iddis
important cause. It is known,.hcisaever, that by his
Majesty's instructions the es-regidors are not so ,be
punished except by fine.
The Court is expected to reiriiiri at the tiChrial--1 fill
lietetither.
I The it mg; thoied by Elie itita isrplaitaillitt of
Madder* Frro, hat tidied Mr the iilibety isf; 40(14.
•Ministerf her linehnittl, .hatlll *set taigamss44,
,walls of Valladolid. . ;;,ritia;sti
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