Star.
London, England, 1830-11-29 00:00:00

MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 29, 1830.

N°. 13,643.

SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 26.
SATURDAY, Nov. 27.

CROWN OFFICE. Nev. 27.

His Majesty has bees► pleased to Command the issuing of the fol-
lowing Commissions

William the Fourth, by the Grace of eon, of the United Kingdom I
of Great Britain and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith, to Our
well-beloved and Faithful Councillor Henry Lord Brougham and Vaux,
Chancellor of that part of our United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland called Great Britain ; Our most dear Cousins and Councillor%
Henry Marquis of Lafiedowne, President of oar Council; Arthur Duke
of Wellington, our Lieutenant for Our county of Southampton ; t FUT
well-beloved and faithful Councillor John Lord Durham, Keeper of
our Privy Seal; Our most dear Cousins and Councillor Charles' Duke
of Richmond; William Spencer Duke of Devonshire; Richard Colley
Moguls Wellesley ; Our well-bettered and faithful Sir
William Alexander, Knight, Chief Bane of our Court ofd
chequ
William Sturges Bourne; Oar beloved and faithful Sir Joke
Vaughan, Knight, nine of Our said Court of Exthuer ; Sir James
Parks, Knight, OW of the Justices andined to hold Plat before Us;
Sh Edward Ball Alderson, Knight, ens of the Justices of our Court of
Common Pleas; Sir Thomas Denman, Knight, our Attorney-General ;
Thee Wilde, one of our Serjeants at Law s John Ehtrn Esq. one of
Our Council learned in the Law; Rhea Pak*, Req. Chairman aloe
Quarter Sessions for the county of illaniiimptan ; Thomas Chambre,
Req. Harrold Rattan Tomlin, Sams{ Platt, John Bishop, and
Thomas Chambre the younger, Goodson, greeting, know ye, then we
haft coosdtuted you, and any two of yes et whom one of you, the said
Sir William Alexander, Sir Joha Vinibmi, Sir James Parke, Sir Ed-
ward Hall Alderson, Sir Thema Duns, William Wilde, and John
Gurney, We will shall be ono, one Justine to inquire mere fully the
truth, by the oath of good and lawful mesa our county of Southamp-
ton, and by Other Ways, means, and motheds by which you shall or may
bet* linlaw (as well withinliberties as without) by whom the truth of
tits maim nay be hater known and enquired into of all treason's, Ws-
primes of tassonaskestrweedens, rebellious coyotes feitings, clippings,
Air ma ether falsities of the money of Great Bet.
cafe, se IDtheinkes whatsoever, and of all Inur-
theta, SilleilMl, ollsosiershohli, killings, burglaries, rapes of women, an-
lawful mainys and emermitisdes, unlawful uttering of words, amain-
bliss, migrimens, caaderacies, false allegations, treepasses,riots, routs,
petaddius escapes, soutempts, falsities, nagligencles, concealments,
maineenwoon, oppressions, champerdes, deceits, and all other evil
=elleines, aid Muds whatsoever, also the aecesseries of them,
the aunty aforesaid (as well within liberties as without), by
wisstassever, and in what manner soever, done, committed, or per.
paean ; and by whom, or to whom, when, how, and after what
swans; and of all other articles and circumstances concerning the
peendesa, and every of awes, or soy et them, in any manlier *hats,.
ever; and the said treason and other the premises, wedding is the
laws and customs of &gland fee this time to bear and determine:
And, therefore, we command you, that at a certain day and place, or
at certain days and paces, which you, or any two of you (of whom one
of you, the said Sir William Alexander, Sir Jam Vaughan, 84, James
Parks, Sir Edward Hall Aidcrsoo, Sir Thomas Denman Thomas
Wilde, and John Gurney, We will shall be one), shall appal! for this
purpose, you make diligent enquiries about the premises, to bear and
&Wane all aid singular the premises, and do and full! them in
the aforesaid form, doing theeein what to jades does appertain, as
cording to the laws and customs of England, oaring to us the
asawitaants and other things from thence to us accruing ;
ad we nomad, by the &sour of there mesas% our
Sisstif at Our smutty of bealtempton: aforesaid, that Co sash day
and plan, or days and pieces, which you, or two of you (a whom sae
of yew, the said Sir William Alexander, Sir Jobs Vaughan, lie James
Pada, Sir Edward Hall Alderson, Sir Thomas DOOMIIN Thome
ink sad Johan Outlay, Ws win shall be one), shall make haws as
him, Me souse to eons bean yea, or ewe of you (0 whom on aims
the said Sir William Ahasodor, Mr Jobs Vaughan, Sir Jana
Sir Edward Hall Alderson, Sir Thomas Damao, Thomas Wilda,
John Gurney, We will shall be one), so man and ends a
andd.
and lawful men of his bailiwick (as al within as
out), by whom
into. the truth of the premises may he beets bails
enquired
Is witness whereof We have caused then Our litters to be made pi.
tem.—Whams Ourself, at Westminster, the twenty-sena* day
at Nov. is the first peat of Om reign.
NATIIIURST.
William the Pouf* by the Was of Gab, of the United Kingdom
defeat Ka* ad Imhof. King, Dolman if the Faith, to Our twill.
beloved and Natal Ohensinor Buist.mt Dmegham soriesuallmi
ease of AM fort eon Udited of Great Britain aoll
called them &hat ; Our Wisotior A Coutidlion H.
guts a f Lsaninfn, Piesidea of our Oman ; Arthur Duke of Wane
ton, our Lionnone ihe war may if Southampton ; our well.boirred
and Maid Omaha Lea Jail ballant, Keeper of our Privy
Seal; sew mast dear Cann and Chnillilsre Marla Doke of Rich-
mond ; William Spans Duke of Dovenkirs ; niched Colby Mar.
ass Wellsolsagtour well-beloved and ligthful Cottaahn Sir WM.
Aistsnaott,t, Chid/kris out Ca ofrt Eir4straw ; William
&ages Denise;ht, of
am beloved and ihithtel Sit Jobs Vinglan, knight,
one of Si /Moon el sea aid Cart of tachwint ; Sir James
Parke, Kasha, one of the Justices tirsigned to bold Pleas before
us; Sir Edward Hal Alderson, Knigh_s one of the Judas of
our Court of eseamos Plea ; Mr Monies Desna, knight,
our Attorey-Oemeral ; Masa Wale ; ode et die asejesinte
at Law i Jan Gassy no dm et Our Council learned hi die
Law ; Meisel Polka, )11600840thrmat of the Quarter Sessions he the
telael dasellilird ahigsbn, &VOA t Arai Nodal
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' younger ; Oasis; tom; Ilase yap thane hove conaltuitd
you, and say two or more et you, if whom one ere, the said Mr Wm.
Akzandse, Mr John Vaughan, kir AIM Pubs, Sir Edward Hal Al.
demon, Sir Thelma Damao, MAN Wilde, and John Gurney, we
an dall he one di our Judea, 10 &an use pal a our meaty of
Senthownews, Odle prisoners dada big sad ineili or who ata
be therein detained before the let des iiey.l Pavony neat ; and therefore,
sre commend you, that at a certain or at attain days, which you
dray two or Mitt of you, 'whom due Jana the lad
Sir William Ainander, Sir Joiriurallern, Si Parke, Sir
Edward Hall Alderson, RA Thomas Wilds,
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therein what to Judos appertain, to the lows sal swims of
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71e Ws Mr. easealieesie he is Cieeieree Ai* hem* M.
NOW to dis Mewing CaifinitelsMinem•
Henry LBrougham sad Vaal, Lied High Chandler; Henry
Marquis of Lansdowne, President of the Council Alootatiu Earl of
Abingdon. Lieutenant for the County of Befits Jahn Lurd Durham.
Beeper of the Privy Beni; Charles Duke of itielnnond

PRICE 7D.

Spencer Duke of Devonshire; Richard Colley Marquis of Wellesley
Sir William Alexander, Knight, Chief Rerun of the Court of Exche-
quer; the Right Hon. Seurges Bourne; Sir John Vaughan.
Knight, one of the Barons of the Court of Exchequer; Sir James
Parke, Knight, one of the Justices of the Court of King's Bench; bit
Edward Hall Alderson, Knight, one of the itisticts or the Omit of
Common Plus; Stir Thomas Denman, Knight, his Majesty's Attorney
General; Air. Serjeant Wilde; John Gurney, F.-quire; Charles
Dundee. Chairman of the Quarter Scissions for the county of Reeks ;
John Bellamy, Esquire; Benjamin Tonics, and Charles Tomes, Gen-
tlemen.

The Leeds tiferemry mentions that the following gentlemen are ex.
peeled to offer themselves as candidates for Yorkshire at the forthcomit:g
election :—Sir J.Y. B. Johnstone, But. Charles Wood, Esq. M.P. fir
Grimsby ; .1.18. Wrightson, Esq. Member for Hull; J. C. Hamden,
Esq. Member for Mahon; Daniel Syles, Esq. Member for Beverley ;
Sir George Cayley, But. George Strickland, Esq. Edmund Becket
Denison, Esq. and bad John Russell; but the only candidate that has
solicited the suffrages of the freeholders (with the exception of Mr.
Stapylton) is Sir John Johnstone. This gentleman Ned the office of
High Sheriff for Yorkshire a few years ago, and at the last election took
a leading part in the CoMmlttee of Lord blorpeth.