Star.
London, England, 1809-10-30 00:00:00

DWIDENDS.

Nov. 18. George P:att, now or late of Weakey, Saddleworth,
Yieks:.iee, clothier and merchant. at eleven, at the New lint, in
New De!ph, Saddlewortli —Nov. 21. John Balls, of Great Yar-
m Norfolk, drain r and taylor, at nine, et the Star, in Great
Yarrnouth.—Nc,v. 21. Joseph Browning, of Leaderthall-street,
1.0 eleti, li:et!eiarentan, at ten, at Guildhall—October 31. Wm.
Us.)eree, of Christopiter-i ti e et, Finsbury-square, Middlesex,
me-chant, ; z ten, at Cuitilliall.—Nov. e. 'William Pugh, late of
13a with-street, e, R i dlesex, taylor, at twelve, at
CitAlleill.—Nov. 21. Joseph Johnson and John Statham, of
Twickett's Mills, Northamrtonshire, and Thomas Johnson, of
Hyde-Et eet, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, millers, at ten, at Guildhall
—Nov. 18. John Leach, of furnhana-Green, Middlesex, shop-
keeper, at twelve, at Cuildhall.—Nov. 21. Wm. Mitchell, of the
perish of Merthyr 'fydvil, G:amorganshire, victualler, at eleven,
at tits Crown Inn, Merthyr." ydvil.—Nov 21. Thomas Turley,
of Merhyr Tydvil, Clan iorganehire, brewer, at eleven, at the
Crown inn, Merthyr TytiviL—Nov. 23. Win. Whitaker, now or
late of Wakefield, and Joseph Whitaker, now or late of Leegreen,
West Ardsley, parish of Woodchurch, Yorkshire, colliers, at ten,
at the Woolpacka Inn, Wakefield.—Nov. 21. Isaac Stone and
Parson Custance, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk shipwri3hts, at
three, at the Black Lion, in Great Yarmouth.—Nov. 25. Henry
Martin, of Wallingford, Berks, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guild-
hall, London.—Nov. Is. John Corrie, late of Weston-street,
Southwark, common brewer, but now of High-street, Lambeth,
Surrey, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall.—Dec 9. John
Fenner, of Lawrence-lane, London, wholesale linen-draper, at
twelve, at GuildhalL—Dec. 23. John Jones, of Old Gravel-lane,
Wapphig, corn-factor, at twelve, at Guildhall.—De:. 9. Edward
Kirkman, of Portsmouth, Hants, linen-draper, at eleven, atGuild-
hall, London. —Dec. 2. Arthur Lewis, of Banbury, Oxfordshire,
mercer and linen-draper, at r.velve, at Guildhall, London,—Nov.
In. James Dalton, Stephen Sballcross, and John bhallcross, of
ATanchester, cotton-spinners, at eleven, at the Palace inn, Man-
chester.—Dee. s.ll)omai Fereeley and George Ferneley, Hulme,
parish of Manchester, cottoneipinners, at eleven, at the Dog Ta-
vern, Dearisgate, Manchester. Nov. 20. Henry Zinck, of Liver-
' pool, merchant, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Star and
Garter 'Tavern, Liverpool—Dee. 9. Joseph Dean, of Watling-
street, London, wholesele linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall.—
Nov. 18. Charles Francis Olivier De Perrin, of Duke-street,
Manchester-square, Middlesex, victualler, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Nov. 28. James Powell, late of Wapping•street, parish of St. John
of Wapping, Middlciex, coffin and box-maker, and undertaker,
at twelve, at Guildhall.--Nov. 23. James Nightingale Rayner, of
Ely, Cambridgeshire, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London
—Nov. 21. James Askew and William Wright, of New Bridge.
street, Mel:friars, I .ordon, straw hat-manufacturers and copart-
ners, at ter, at Guildhall.—Nov. 20. Charles Bell, of I°enrith,l
Cumberland, linen and wo illen-drapt r, dealer and chapman, rte ,
dowr, at the New CrON'll Inn, Peuriih.—Nov. :12. Wm. Rideal,
Lie of Wakefield, Yorkshire, merchant, at eleven, at the Necv-
Court-hotee, Wakefield.—Nov. 20. Wm. Buddy, of Scarbrough,
Yorkshire, CO:ItIlle.2 brewer, at eleven, at the Bull, Scarbrough.

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Chespdtk. milliners, Oetober 23, illeo..—Genrge WiDiun Ca*
wright, Samuel Yates, and John Ellis Wood, at Hythe, Kent,
dealers to wines and spirits, October 27, 1809.—Wille and Co.
Lewes, timber and deal-merchants, August 25, 1909.-.-John Jen-
nings and George Donadieu, Nov. 17, 1 eo9.—Wm. Collinprood
and Co. of Loam pit-Hill, parish of Lewisham, Kent, briekmakers,
October 17, 1909.—Dorothy Lester and Gilbert Michell, of R.
therhithe, Surrey, block and mast-makers, Sept. 29, 1999.
[The Gazene also contains Addresses to his MAJZSTT on the
occasion of his entering the 50th year of his Reign, from the Dean
and Canons of Windsor, front the Merchants, &c. of London,
from Sion College, the City of New Sarum, the Mayor, &c. of
Exeter, the Bishop, Dean and Chapter of Exeter, the City of
Rochester, and the towns of Cambridge, Leeds, Paventry, and
Denbigh

much shorter, and on many accounts. r.rp.
the extent of the population, and the suppl:es t,,
obtained, more convenient. It proceed,
Franche Corripte,L: onois, Languedoc, and R0;5:.,,.'
from whence, through the defiles adjacent 1,1 ,',e
nificent fortress of Bellegarde, an easy
Spain is afforded by descending the Pyren:le,2s
immediate vicinity of Gerona,

Letters from Lisboa of the 15th inst. rze::,).
the encampments of the Lnitish army
at Badajos, cn account of the appro.,,./1
and that the troops are to be cantoned • ;:
of Portugal. We have already s!atcd,
rity of letters received from the innnediat;,
hood of the army, that the English for( •
their march towarth Lisbon, and we
that in a very short time tkey will term'l.,: •
ties on the Peninsula.

A letter from Turkcy, 2'. 1
September, contains t;ic •

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" Ismael is besieri•d by :;o,obo
is extremely active in its omratirr-,. it , -v .1..
which defends itself stontl7. Eesides the •
there is another Ottoman detachment at Varrr,.. I. • ,
great battle would soon hr funzht between

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Yesterday morning I,k MA.)Ei-7,
ausTA and SOPHIA' ACCOMpailit',.l by
WALDECIaAVE and Cu.l_.:l,EN, Majot. •
nel SNEYP, went to Et. Groige% i:.•
a sermon preached by the Hun. and 1'
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MAM, from the ]Stir chtpter ni Ez.l;i::, 1!.!:
part of the 30th, the 3i st, and 3'.:1
Dispatches were received at the 1'0rr;,,.1
Saturday, from the Marquis . .;

The Right Hon R. DeNons is appoint,' 1 I=:' •
of the India Board, with a seat is

The Earl of ROSSi has ly!el c 1 c.cd :t
Peer for Ireland, in the House 6' Lord,, • t
of the late Earl of NOIINIANTON. His I.crti
the Earl of LEITRIM were the only
Votes for the Earl of ROSSE, 39 ; for tll'!
LEITRIM, 17 ; Majority, '!2,

Sir SnintrEr. HooD hoisted his flag at Fl);:hc,id
on board the CENTAUR, Capt. WEBLY, on Sx.ur.!;l.•,
and will sail in a few days with his spiadrou 1,1" Els;
Mcd:terranean.

Arrived at Fortune and Blackwell's E
burgh—Earl of ERROL, Lady ERROL, afid ;
Miss ELLIOT, Earl of MORTON, Right
BANK, LODIVICK HOUSTON, Esq. Set off try :1 ti.,
same place—Eari of ELGIN, Earl of SfltAnoroac,
BROOK RICHMOND, Esq. and Colonel. B.ti.rot:ll,
Scots Greys.

The Juno, Captain HAY, from Oporto, run ;,-;::1
Leith on Monday.

The Leicester Militia have marched for F:l`.!LOUTili
and the Sussex Militia have marched into Pca-L.iitoutja
garrison, for Gosport duty.

The Sth Regiment, (9i hattalinn) st'll
Chichester until further orders. They had been
dered to preparefor moving, but were counterman. ied.
The Officers of the Bth Royal Veteran Bar .I*,
stationed at Fort Cumberland, wishing L.,
'the happy event of his MAJP.iTY'S enterir:t,
year of his reign, by every Possible deaioi,tratirn
joy, unanimously resolved, at a rneet-ng f
purpose, That the soldiers chil::ren I •':at 1:t
should be supplied with shoes, irtd
ing suitable to the ap-roaci,iitr, sets-1 Cor-
mittee formed for the occasion thould pro; :r.
On the 25th, the happy. day was ushered in by
whole corps parading for Divh*Service, after
they marched to South Sea Beach, where, in cc!,
Junction with the other troops and volunteers of 14'•
Garrison of Portsmouth, they fired a fin de j,..ye I.f
fifteen rounds, on their return to the fort. The NI.-
commissioned Officers and Privates sat doi.vn to .al
excellent dinner, consisting of legs of mutton Ail''.
turnips, with roast beef and plurrib-puP.:ng; and,
five o'clock, the Officers dined together, when many
appropriate toasts were given : in the evening the:c
was a Ball, which was very nnmeroudv attend: !,
and at half-past one o'clock the whole of the comp.-.!ty
sat down to an elegant supper, after which maav (:•:-
eellent songs were sung. About half-past three jar:-
ing recommcuccd, which was kept up till a late ito7.a.,
when the company separated, highly gratified whit
the entertainment they had received. The Inverne*
Regiment of Militia joined in the festivity, and the
Royal Veterans of his Majesty ap4teared truly row*
vated on' the occasion. In the front of the Pay-
Master's quarters was a superb transp;irency of
MAJESTY in full uniform, crowned with laurel, round
which was the following inscription :
" A Royal Veteran in the 50th Year of hie Servittc!,
Groace 111. the Father of his People, whom Goo preiesve."

A Portugues► sailor had his hand shot off on Wed•
nesday. when firing the guns from one of the ‘ur
vessels in Leith Roads.

Saturday evening, between seven and eight o'clock,
as Mr. Brooks, timber merchant, of Castle-greet, 1101.
born, was returning to town in a one horse chaise,
accompanied by Mrs. Brooks and son, a boy about
twelve years old, on arriving at Pimlico turnpike gate,
I the turnpike-gate man demanded the toll. Mr. Brooks
said he must have recollected him going through that
morning : the man then demanded the ticket. Mr.
B. said the ticket was in his great coat pocket, and
that was underneath in the seat of the chaise, and
would give him a great deal of trouble to get at at,
but that the letter for the day was Y. MC Man :M.
mediateleized the horse by the reins, and insisted 01
hi:: demand. Mrs. B. instantly pulled °l c,. t
Ito pay, but Mr. 13. world not permit
that he never would countenance an impoition ; 1.0
turnpike man then struck the horse and bfgan
ing him, so as to admit of two brewer's drays otr
three to pass, the gate being open, and on the
dray advancing, and the man still backing Mr. 1;:'
horse, the wheel of the dray came in contact with tiv
chaise and upset-it, and likewise threw down Mr. 8..'
horse. Mr. B. was pitched out at one side, Mrs. I.
at the other, and the boy was pitched forward anli_t!
underneath the horse ; Mr. B. was slightly hurt, b
1. Mrs. B. received a severe contusion on the back prr
of her head ; the boy was taken up in a sencelc:;
state, and was, with Mrs. B. conveyed to a chemist''
law the gate/ The bur& life i 4 dopaire44.

MiT.LLIGENCE.

oCl'ol3F't

sailed ship GANyml:9l:, \vial a fleet
of tnelsoort.. .for G;brlltar ; the
1,..,th a ;1,,,:t of victit.lll,•r:, for the ship ut w iT the
French coast; his Artuus, for 1_ :Lind ;
1.11,, Prince of \Vales packet fur Lisbon ; and the Mary
u;:to iur Gibraltar and N-lalta.-IVind S.E.