Star.
London, England, 1812-10-26 00:00:00

DEAL, OCTOBER 2.5.

Arrived yesterday the following East Indiamen :
Scaleby Castle, HARRINGTON ; and the Dorsetshir&
Baows, from China; Lord Eldon, Yourc ; and
Cornwall, --, from Bengal, under convoy of his
Majesty's ship Lome; from St. Helena ; also arrived
tilt iIBERNIA :fru! Pitotatx, from St. Thomas's, the
'whole are sailed for the River. Sailed his Majesty's
ship EGMONT, Rear-Admiral Horr, for Gottenburgh.
Came down from the River the Diana, THOMPSON,
(or Buenos'Apes ; and the Arabe and Cornwallis,
for Gibraltar, and remain in the Downs with his
Majesty's ships and outward-bound merchantmen and
transports, detained by contrary winds.
We have now the flags of three Admirals flying
here. In consequence of this being his Majesty's
Accession; a royal salute of '2l guns was fired by
21 ships of the line, frigates, &c. There are at pre.
sent 260 tail of various descriptions riding at anchor
in our Roads.

YARMOtJTH, OCTOBER 25.
Arrived from Heligoland the Lady Frances pac-
ket, Captain LIVING, and landed Mails, since whit!)
she has sailed for Harwich. Arrived also the
Tuntsstra and CHAN TICLEER gun-brigs, the latter has
received damage at sea, and nntst he docked. Sailed
the Watchful tender, for Leith; and the British Fah,
with dispatches. Arrived the OZERVN gun-brig, and
remain the Solebay, Primrose, and Blazer.

HARWICH, OCTOBER 25.
It has blown fresh here all day, and the following
vessels have put into this port in consequence:—the
Assistance, of Archangel; with corn, bound to Lon-
don ; the Friends, of Amsterdam, with butter, to
London, detained by the HEARTY gun-brig; the Ar-
go, liotn• Riga to London, with hemp ; the Norway
Rock, from Fleckery to London, with timber and
deals ; the Bergitha and Christiana, from Borgrund
to London, with timber and deals; the Eliza tender,
of Shields, with impressed seamen.

The PZACOCK, Cow* and RACOON sloops of war,
ore ordered to be fitted for foreign service.
The Pit VERI Capt. CAMPBELL, arrived at Ports-
mouth on Thurtday, from the Sleeve, where she has
been cruising the last six weeks, and left there on
the 12th instant. The enemy's squadion in Christi-
ansand, consisting of seven brigs, it was reported,
were to lie dismantled and laid up during the winter.
The British fleet, under the command of Sir JAMES
Satmintxt, was not to tome through the Belt, but
was expected to leave the Baltic for England, on the
/kb • understood char Re.ir.

15th November; but it wAs ..at a
Admiral, and two sail of the line would winter in
the Hawk Roads, near Gottenburgh. 'Capt CAbir-
intu,, is supposed to have cothe home on account of
health. The PLOVER left the following ships
cruising in the Sleeves—Eaaaus, Capt. LYFORD ;
CAVIAR*, Capt. TOYER ; WOODLARK) Capt. WATT*,
PERSIAN, ' and Ponaaous, Car'

, C4pt. BERTRAM ;
BOBILIAEDf

at the
SPITE, which Captain BLACKWOOD cottualatik, is or- The Aajtow schooner, left Trinidad on the 12th
dered to join the Channel Fleet. Sept. 1812. A large American schooner of 14 or
The commercial regulations announced in the 16 guns, and 120 men, was cruising about 70 long.
Gazettes are as follow :—Regular Custom-houses es- east of Barbadoes. The Vestal frigate left Bar-
tablished at Batavia; Simarangs and Sourabaya ; and badoes on the Ist instant, to cruise for her.—
no description of vessels are allowed to enter for trade The ARROW chased two American privateers, who
at any ()that port in Java.—At Batavia* a duty is from their superior sailing escaped. She passed Sr.
levied at the sate of six pet cent. ad valoreM on all kites on the 17th September ;—she met with the'
goods and merchandise imported by sea, and to be English brig Pursuit, JOHN PADTz master, from
paid within one Month: Cloths, the manufacture of Pernambucco to London, with cotton, all well, in
native eastern ports, to pay 15 per cent. Goods trans. lat. 40. 45. long. S 6. 20. The whole of the West-
ferred in the roads, to pay duties as if actttally landed India islands, without exception, were never known,
for sale ; but on goods landed declared for exporta- so healthy as they have been these few years past.
Con, and not for sale, the importer shall pay half 1 A court martial was held on Monday last, on board
duty on the invoice value, and give security that they the GLADIATOR, on Lieutenant Lewis Max.xv, the
be not tendered for sale& A duty -of 12 per cent. ad Officers, and ship's company of his Majesty's late
valorem, to be levied on all European and Chinese schooner WHITING, of 4 guns, which was captured
goods, imported in Asiatic and Europeab Vessels.: by the Diligence, French brig privateer, of thirteen
All goods and merchandize hating paid the import 18 and 9-pounders, and 89 men, after a running
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duty, are exempted from expOtt &sty. fight of one hour and three quarters. _ _
At SamArang and Sourabaya, the bisport duty is were of opinion/ that Lieutenant LEWIS MAEZT, did I ItormhitedoPToladienna. alkalae• re Seed ‘66 •
8 per cent. ad valorem ; but the export duty doss am- every thing in his power to defend the WHITING; kad
i,seass ins. loss. hie Flour 105 s. nos.
differ materially from that at Batavia. I did fully acquit kWh hit act% au4 thip's c'etivapy. Seconds 100 s. 103 s.
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OM SA.II.IRDAY WIT'S GAZETTE. 1 and Crown, Ipswioh. Nay. Pr. Thomas DatOngton,jun. Broken
Cross, near Nantwich, cheese-factor, at eleven, at the Kind's,
olim '
e Arms, Middlewich.
• ' 1.• . ..MlLrrAik:l44Plfb. -*OTION.' ' CER'fIFICATES, November 14.
t10.41r ORRNARCIe, OCT. 22. .
• f evafik;oll. 17 Ptiveri-,!" --..- Ajbgp,l'Ant. tO be* Second ! T. Pell, Jun. of Maiditone, cooper—R. 'twitch!, of SPolofilelel
Flint, lead•merch4nt--.LReed, or Rootillasie;warehousemaii—F.
Li. utcnaht, rim Viisic, rest et'. Date4bctober 6, liil2.
1 car, ot. Bristol, butcher—A. Willis, of Chigwell-row, , Esser,
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• • ADMIRALTY OFFICE, OCTOBER 24. baker—CJ. Niblrifs.of Sherhornolane, broker—W. Baker, at
--',Vire-Admirat Sir &OMNI Hood, comma rider-in.., Dartits&n, Suirolk, dealer—J. Handley, of Coventry, mercer
cnief of-his 'Majesty'";-lips and vessels id the East :S. CypLi, -°I Bristol, glaze-yeller--J. Whiteh9tise Wood, and.'
W. Lakin, cf London, warehouiemen • -T. Wilson; of Pill Mall,
Indies, has transniittedio John Wilson ,Cmker,,Esq. ! auctioneer—ll. Anderson, Of Dilliter-lane, merchant —3. Kap, of
two Jetters'frfun Cal taiss Crawford, of his Majesty's cro...street,Nestrington-Butts; money.scrivene:. •
ship the Hussar, dated in 'Macassar Road, the l Oth 1 . DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
of .March, and off Sidiyo, the 20th of April last ;1 Fotheringham and Lyont, Greenock, merchants. t'Wllllams
, 0.0 forriter stating the occupation of Macassar by the add Wilson, Liverpool and London, merchants, Baader and
detachment sent for that purpose, under Captain Hit. Newman-ofeet, painters. Sheldon and Marriott, Sheffield,
factors. Henson, Gray, and Robert and John Bird, Cambridge,
Phillips of the Madras army,' the French Conmaan-
. . carnets. Atherton and Proctor, Manchester, coitoo-spinners.
dolt having surrendered -ivithoutoppositiont and thy, Mary avd CII.Ari eurinis, Lincoln, eabinet•makers. Gina
Litter gib lug an account of the conclusion of al.'reaty and t wilit:, riniple-lane, coat-dealers. Ahstin and Carpenter,
of Peace and Alliance with the, Rajah if Boni, the Ctiarida...sitert., webilen-drapers. Barnard and Kidder, Strand,
niost powerful Prince in- that country, andsof a per. it..l6.,"ntniii- j\''•":"'Ll'aintl Masten's and Lewis,, Foster.lane,bhh wak re-
, fect good understanding subsiiting between the Eng- Lvani and Meyiler,'ln:hbProaorriC, clothiers. Allen,
W..ain and G. Mackeareethrs.
fish and all the Other powers ; as also cf the quiet Finsbury-square, haberdashers. Brown and Gregor, Willington
possession of the .sthall forts and places forMerly occu- Quay, rope-makers. Stocks and Co. Bow-lane, merchants. Air
pied by the Dutch. and dell, Botolph-lane. Christie and Ludlow, Bermondsey-strw,
colouring:Q. Mordecai aid Phillips, St. Mary Axe, hardware-
... Sir Samuel Hood has also transmitted a letter from mtu. E. an
d J. amain% lakworth,hauwiressers..
Captain Thurston, of his Majesty's sloop Helper,
stating, that.the Brit'sh flag had been established at
Coepang, in the island of Timor.
Extract of a Letter from Captain Huskisson, of his Majesty's
. ship the Barbadoes, to Juhn Wilbou Croker, Esq. dated at
• Sea, August 2::, 1812.
• I beg you will be pleased to inform my Lords
Commissioners of the Admiralty, that in latitude 31
deg. N. longitude 75 deg. 'W. his Majesty's ship. ;
under. my comtnand, after a chore of seven hours,t
this day captured the United State., revenue schooner
James Madison, commanded by George Brooks,
- pierced for 14 guns, 'and had 10 mounted, two of j
which were thrown overboard in the chase, with a
• complement of 65 men ; out from Savannah seven
days, and has made no captures. She is coppered
and copper-fastened, is two years old, and sails re-
markably fast.
BANKRUPTS.

Mark IWlVfaeklin, of Cheapeide, London, umbrella-maker,
dealer and chapman, to surrender October 3t, November 7,
and December 5, at eleven, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Har-
vey, Cutsitor-street, Chaucery-lane.
Thomas Palmer, late of Bow, Middlesex, shoemaker, dealer and
ehnpman, but now a prisoner in Newgate, October 29, Nov.
.5, and Dec. 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Henry
Haynes Duncombe, No. 6, Lyon's-Inn.
thornai Shepherd, of North Audley street, Grosvenor.square,
Middlesex, furnishing ironmonger, October 29, Nov. 5, and
Dec.s, at 11, atGuUdhall. Attorney, Mr. Ross, Hammersmith.
John Clark, of Great Knight-Rider-street, London, stationer,
dealer and chapman, October 29, Nov. 5, and Dec. 5, at eleven,
atGuildhall. Attornies, Messrs. 'Filson and Preston, Chatham
Place, New Bridge-street.
Thomas Catterall, of Liverpool, wholesale grocer, dealer and
chapman, Nov. t 6, 17, and Dec. 5, at eleven, at the Globe Ta-
vern, John-street, Liverpool. Anomie., Messrs. Parr and
Thompion, Fenwick-street, Liverpool : or Messrs. SLephard,
• Adlington, and Gregory, Bedford-row, London.
John Samuel Randell, of Bristol, sail-cloth-manufacturer and
bleachor, dealer and chapman, Nov. 7,9, and Dec. 5, at twelve,
at the Commercial Rooms, Corn-street, Brista Attornies,
Messrs. Lambert and Sons, Bedford-row, London ; or Mr.
C,oke, Bristol.
, )ohn Seppings, of Downham Market, Norfolk, butcher, dealer
' and chapman, October 30, at live, October 31, and Dec. 5, at
ten, at the Crown Inn, Downham Market. Anomie", Mr.
r &'m. Wiles, Downham Market; or Mr. lames Hore, Furni-
vat's Inn, Londt.n.
"William Wanton, of Bradninch, Devon' shopkeeper, dealer and
chapman, Oetobt r 89. Nov. 4, and • Dec. 5, at eleven, at the
. Hotel, Exeter. Attornies. Mr.Tuiner, Chureh-yard, Exeter ;
or IVl.issrs. Collect, Wimburue, and Collett, Chaatvy-lane,
Loudon.

William Drabble, of Holbeck, parish of Leeds, Yorkshire, ma-
' chine-maker, dealer and chapman, Nov. 11, 12, and Dec. 5,
at eleven, at the Saddle Bin, Lied& . Attornies, Mr. Charles
Wilson, Greville-street, Liattc*Goirden, Lindon ; or Mr.
Charles Coupland, Leeds.
Charles Wilkinson, of Westbury-upon-Trim Gloucestershire,
gtocer, dealer anti chapnran, October 26, Nov.: 9, and Dec. 5,
at elevens at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies,Mesars.
Brown and Cary, Broad-street,. Bristol; or Mr. Philip liurd,
Intl' Bench Walks Temple. London.
Thomas Lllison, of Bridgewater-square, Londcn, silversmith,
dealer and chapinan; OCtober Sl, Nur. 7, and Dec. 5, at eleven,
• 'at 'Guildhall.. Attorrief, Mr. Maugnall, Warwick-square,

. Newgate-street.
John Jones, of Manchester, patent candlewick-manufacturer,
' dealer and chapman, Nov. 11412, and Dec. 5, at eleven, at the
Dog 'tavern, Manchester. Atturnies, Messrs. Johnson and
!Annulate, Manchester.
Andrew Paton, Thomas Gill, and James Brown, of Old Gravel-
lane, Ratliff Highway, Middlesex, soap-manufacturers, Beaten
and chapter, October 27, 3 t, and Dec. 5, at twelve, at Guild-
. hall, London. Atrotides, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basing-
. hall-street:
William West, of Merton, Surrey, calico-printer, dealer and
obarnan, October 21, Nov. 3, and Dec. 5, at eleven, at Guild-
bait. Attorney, Mr. Oldham, Earl-street, Blackfriars.
Robert 7ippler and Leonard I.eadley, of Tower-street, LOados,
, brokers and partners, October 27, Nov. 5, and Dec. 5, at 11,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. G. Abbott, Abchurch-yard,-
Cannon-streut.
lames Harmer, of Tooley-street, and of High-street, South..
veark, hosier, dealer and chapman, October 31, Nue. 3, ,and
Dec.. 5, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Parton, Walbrook.
John Newman, of Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, London, victual•
ler, dealer end chapntan, October Si, Nov. 7, and Dec. 5, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Parton, Walbruok.
William Henry Johnston, of Piccadilly, parish of St..Geolge, Ha-
nover-square, Middlesex, batter, October 31, Nov. 7, and Dec.
5. at ten, at Gulls:hall. Attorney, Mr. W. Smith, Bedford-row.
Kemeys Radcliffe, late of Sheerness, Kent, but nuw of Craven- i
street, Middlesex, banker, agent, dealer and chapman, Nov. 3, •
5, and Dec. S, at ten, at Guildhall, Attornies, Messrs. Sher-
" wood and Hutchison, Cushion-court, Broad-street.
John Bailey, late of Kingsland-road, bat formerly of Edmonton,
Middlesex, coach-maker, dealer and chapman, October 31,
Nov. 7, and Dec. 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. •
Aspinall and Robinson, Quality-court. Chancery-lane.
Paniel Paulin Davis, of Bloomsbury-square, filtdulesex, builder, ,
stone-mason, dealer and Chapman, Nov. 3,5, and Dee. 5, at
ten, at GuildbalL Attornies Messrs. Sherwood and Hutchi-
son, Cushioncourt, Broad-street.
• DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
Nov. 14, J.Sweeting, of Old Bond-street, taylor, at eleven
.--Nov. 14. Thos. Gardner Richmond, of Rotherhitbe, mer:
chant, at eleven--Nov. 21. J. Parker, of Mortimer-street, Ca.
vendisb-square, goldsmith, at one—Nov. 17. James Belcher Ba114:1
jun. ltentington, coaell-Master, at imeNov. 21. S. Reed and
R. Young, of Woodditreet, ChatWde, silkmen, at twelve— •
00.31. C. Peel, of King-street; pside, warehouseman, at •
pleven--,Nov. 14. Thomas Hughes, Ludgate-street, bookseller,
at ten—Nov. 21. John Woodcock, West Ham Abbey, (alien.
ter, at eleven... Nov. 30. William and Willtam Macnish Porte, f
coptball-court merchants, at ten Nov. M. William Townson,
Wapping.widi, ironmonger, at ten—Dec. 1. William Lowe, of-
Mactiesfield, drtigglot at tens-Nov. Francis Noble, Leaden.
isalietreet, snaster.mirtnsr, at one—Nov. U. Robert Lowe, of
the Haymarket, litters-driper, at ten--Dee. IL John Shuttle. '
worth Shuttlewcsth ittsd John Geodfellow,..Airstin Friars. mer-
chants, at telt4-14Uv:17'.*.tor-ph Varley, Houtssivelitch, &Rattier,
At twelve. .Dte. L ektantelTineter of Leadenhailt4treet,
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book-
seller, at tour° • •
t, • ll►to be Made in the COUNTIM. •
Nov. 1 L ckeltiiri, Blartsztuntk, butcher, at .
one, at thit •-• !PtirtsinOuth. —NO*. re Geisrie M'Kenzie,
Derby, edreithst, . drift, it Ole King's Arms, Duty. N0v.17.
Ausu isaidOt at Pcli La, Diet-
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