Star.
London, England, 1807-01-14 00:00:00

of the Waggon'Train, to be Eiifign, vice imidd,ProsnotrAl in

Bth Ganda Battalion.
7th Ditto--Enfign James P. Shaw, from the ybth Foot, Otto be
Lieutenant.
Bth Di:tti—Enfign Thomas Budd, from the 3d Garrif oo Anitalion,
to be Lieutenant.
3d Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant Felix Bloeme, from the
Royal Waggon Train, to be Lieutenant, vice Patton, appointed
to the loth Royal Veteran Battalion.
7th Ditto—Lieutenant William Walker, from the Royal Waggon
Train, to be Lieutenant, vice Mylrea, appointed to the aoth
Royal Veteran Battalion.
tc.th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Henri Zousbd, from the
Ilia Font, to be Lieutenant Colonel.

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BREVE!..—Captaln Anthony S4vin, of the ad Garrifon Batt*.
lion, to be Major in the Army.
The King's German Legion.
ad Regiment of Light Dragoonr—Frederick gicke, Cent. to be
Veterioary Surgeon. vice Nicnaber, deceated.
ERRAT UM in the Gazette of the 3 zth ultimo.
toth Royal Veteran Btitalion.
For Enfign 7. Thornton, from the sth Rays! Veteran Battalion, to
be Lieetterust,—Read Enfign J. Thornton, from the sth Royal
• Veteran lia:takoo, to be E/,4gs
• ORDNANCI (EPICS, JAN. to.
Royal Artillery Drivers.
Second Lieutenant Commiirary Mauhcw Evansto be Twit Lieu.
tenant Conunitfary, vice Blacket, deceared, and Arm-
ftrong, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant Co:mull:Lay, vice Evahs.
Dared Jan. 1, 18oy.
C-mmilEons in the Royal North Lincolnthire Regi-
ment of Militia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Jahn Brown, Efq. to be+Captain. Dated Dee. as, Igo&
William Bowenßeynokla, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated No.

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.ember st, 1806.
Mtn VJugliton, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Dec. t, tBo6.
Jofeph Taylor Clark, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Nov. i, 1806. •
Francis Upjohn, Gent lobe ditto. Dated Dec. t, 1E35.
Coinrnidiun in the Cardigan Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.

Waite/Ake, Ifq. to be Captain, vice Laugharne, rcflgned. Dated
Nevrentik 26" 131.6.
Comeniffton in sheWoreefterthire Regiment of Militia,
figoed by the Lord-Lieutenant.
The Hem George William Coventry to he Lieutenant Colonel,
"fee St. John, nfigifed. Dated Nov. to, 180
BANKRUPT CY F.NLAROKD.
February 2. icken, in Marlow Bridge, Buts, dealer and
• chapman, at ten, at GUlldhall, London.
BANKRUPTS.
John Wocd Dixon. of the Cr.dcent, near the Mlnories, London,
merchant, !hip and infurance.broker, dealer and chapman, to
furrender Tammy t;, a.;, and Fehrbary 24, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney.. Mr. Hilyard, Cogthall-court, Thmgmorton-ftreet.
Jedeph Hawkey, of Piccadilly, Middlefcx, arms accoutrement-
maker, Jarliary 10, 31, and February 24, at twelve, ae Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Cole, Southampromitreet, Bloomlbuiy (quire.
Georg- Godwiti,• of Stafford, co:dor:liner, fhoemaker, drakr and
chapman, January as, and FiJruary 24, at eleven, as the;
Star, in Stafford. Attornies, Mr. James Penton. No 4, Hind.
court, Flect.fireet, London; or Mr. William Brearleyrin Bit.
mingham.
Richard Weaver, of Hardwick, Herr fordilire, miller, dealer and
chapman, January 28. 29. and February 24, at eleven, at the
Crown Inn, Broad ftreet, Worcefter. Attornies, Mr William
(Vali, Worn tier ; or Wes. Lowndes and Lambert, Red Lion-
- pare, London.
John I &ploy, of Micklehurft, Chrihire, cotton-fpinner, manufaccln-
rer, dealer and chapman. January 27, 29, and February 24, at
eleven, at the Palace Inn, in Mare et-Brat-lane, Manchefter.—
Attornies, Meffrs. Millie, Sargeant and Aline, Manshefter ; or
Meffrs. Milne aud Parry, Old Jewry.
William Garland; of Shepton l alley, Somerfetihire, innholder,
dealer and chapman, Jinuary 17. February 2, and 24, at ten, at
the Georg„ Inn, Shret-ti Maher. Attomies, Mr. King, Nn. 21,
Took's v.tirt, Chancery lane, London; or Mein. Hyatt and
Mail-ell, Shepron Mallet. -
norms Smith, of Coreley., in Szaffor:lfhire, coal-feller, dealer and
chapreau, January at four, January 31 tam] February 21, at
one. at the Birmingham. Attornleg Mr. Nicbolla, Tavi•
finck-place, London • or Me. Bird, Birmingham. •
A ; hotly Thoome, of Quke ftreet, St James's, and Charles Henry
Rollcin and Charles !frehenling. of No. 9, Arun lel itreet, Strand,
(lately ctrryitig on vide at No. 30, Walbrook, London, under
the firm of A,Altutly Tlkomai and Co.) merchants, dealers and
ch..pmen, January 17. 27. and February 24, at eleven, at Guild-
ha.L Atturniei, Melfr.l.,.Berry and James, Walbrook.
Charles Swannack, ft uffell.ftreet, Covent Garden, Middlcfcx,
grocer, dealer and chapthan January 20, at tin, January 31, and
February 24. at one, at Guildhall. Attonjes, MelTrs. Gatty
ti Angel-court, Tbrogroortoo-ftrect, London,

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DIVIDENDS. • • "al
Feb 7. William Pink (commonlyPhtjatottran
Birch, of Chlrles•ftrtct. Grofartnor-frivare, taylois and copal-
• Hers, at derv), at Guildhall. •
Feb. 7. William ftrattle, of Saint Paul's Chtirch-yard, London
pocket hook. maker, at one, at Guildhall. •
PARI'NER4IIPS DISSOLVP4).
George Lyon and Robe-t Clark, of St. Mary-!.111, London, eoal 1
Winn, Dec. 29, doe.
Charles Rudd; James Taylor, and Robert Heap, Jun. of Lawflat,
Rochdale, Lancafltireicottnn fpinpers
George Platt, Jotua Platt, John Lees, and Melling Woolley, of
Stayley-bridge, Afhton•under-Line, Lancillaire, cotton fpinbeti,
Dec 9,18-..6.
Ann Moreland, WiMarn Muhl, and- John Moreland. of Old-
ftrect. Middlcfcx. bricklayers. Decy;;r,llle6.... •
Thomas Cooper, jun. Thomas Wilfon, and George Perkins Al-
i per, of Trowbridge, clothiers, Nov. t, tB.o.
John Kirkham and James Told's, of Long line, bora hair Mania •
fidurers; June 30. dee
john Willhaw and William Turner, of Manchefter, Lancaftlre,
boot arid shoe makers, Dec. 26,1806.
Thomas Storey and Richard Jones, of Liverpool, Lancagaire, fpl
rit merchants, Sept. 1, doe.
Thomas Bailey and Thomas Bride. of Liverpool, cablret makers
and timber merchants. Dee. 6, 1806-
Ydward Venn, Edward Kemble, and William James Wri;ht, of
Bow-lane, London, tea brokers, Dee 31, 1836.
Etchells Rathbooe and William Bennett, of Macclesfield, Che-
(hire. fiLk throwfters, Dec. so, 1806.
Samuel Savage and Thomas Ralph, of Maiden late, Wood Brest,
warchoufemen, Dec as, deb. *
John Bury and Robert Bury, of the Strand, Middlilex, worfted
maoufaturers, Dee. •;r, 1806.
William Randall and Telford Walker, of Lipper James,ftrect,
Golden-fquare, cabinet oaken and joiners, Dec. 3t, 13c6.
Woodbine Parifh and Jnfrph NichoLts Smith, of London, mer-
• chants and thrums, Dec.3l, 18c6.

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FRANCE.

Nets, Dec. 22.—A part of the PrufTian 7arrifon
that belonged to Hameln has berm fent to Line.
The Englifh brig of war Adder, of 16 guns, was
nranded on the gth Inn. not far from Abreval. .The
crew, confining of So men, were made prifoners
the guns were taken out, and the prize is now afloat
again.
The Jewilli AfTembly (lilt fitting here, under the
Prefidency of 'M. Furtado, has, it is laid, prepared a
plan for the organization of the Mofaic Religion,
confining of twenty•fcyen articles, according to
which, in each department which contains 2000
followers of the Jewifk religion, a Confiflatorial Sy-
nagogue is to be enablithed ; and to each of there
Synagogues a chief Rabbi is to be chofen,• with a fa.
lary of 3000 francs.
• Several rich Jewifh mercantile }inures in London
and Amaerdam have tranfmitted confiderable turns
of money to Warfaw, towards the arming of the
Polite Confederation.
26. The Moniteur of this date con•
tains a variety of'eztrafl► from the Englifh papers,
partly accompanied by obfervations, of which the
following is a fpecimen : e
" Inhabitants of the Continent, tba Fite& will retain theca.
pirate which yogi have in the Engin Funds. Can .there be a
qucition on the fuhjedt f As they have conceived fuch an idea, it
it evident that at fame future period they will be capable of put-
ting It into execution.