Star.
London, England, 1803-04-25 00:00:00

STAFF.

Efq. late I Jeutenaot in the 65th Foot, to be
litikeyeLlter of • recruiting diftrid.
A altant-Commiciary K Mham jefer Coupe to be Deputy Coin-
ntiffary-General of Stores, proviliase, and for.ge. Coin-
niiiTion 'fired Anglin 5, dot.
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Affiitalt-l'omn• ill Ci;;rl:4. Wright to be Ditto. Commif-

lino ercA Dc(cint;er 14, 18(4. -
To he +lllll3nt-Cuounitrorlea—Gottlieb Lewis Enrieback, and
tdw.rdi Couch. Gents. Corntuidlno &fed May r, dot.
laitzeLa, and Jame., 'lode, Gaga ConunitSon dated
Deceiptier -.4, 11:1.
To be Deploy Commikary-G. neral of Stores, remit one, and
Feral' 0 the Fora fuels; In Inland--Deputy Coon-A.-
rT-Chneral I'. Gi Singer, frombalf-rar.
To be ACCant-Commiffari.s to the laid Formr—.Alfsilant-
Conaondfwi. s %Miami Heodcrfoa, and WUMam 1-Lanigan,
frnm ball-pAy.

Biosham and Banbury Troop of Gentlemen and
Yeomanry Cavalry.
'1 ',emu Cobb, Jim Goat. w be Como, vice Como. r, who re.
taco

NANnuirrent SUPERSEDED.
William Hltehen, of Liverpool, merchant.

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Matthew Dymock 1.10. et:, of Southwell, Nottinghaittfitite,
chemlit, dreggift, grocer, and tea-dealer.
William Hull, of Upper Boddington, Nor.harnptonthire, and
I.awrenee Hull, of Banbury, Oafordthire, cow-dealer., and

copartner,.
Robert Kennett!late of Charlotte-row, New-Road, St. Mary-
la-Bonne, upholder, dealer and chapman.
BANKRUPTS.

Jofeph Marriott WallerSnciMichsel Waller, of Hightown,
pariah of Darnall, Yorlaire, merchants, dealers and chap.
men, and copartners, to furraider May 52, 13, and June 4,
at eleven, at the Black Bull Inn, in Barßail. Attornies, Mr.

Battyc, Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Battye, Birftall.
Hugh "l'hurfton, of Winchcomb, Gloucelteribire, grocer, May
at five, May to, and June 4, at ten, at the Swan Inn, in
Tevikefbury. Attomies, Mars. Edmunds and Son, Exche-
quer Office of Pleas, Lincoin's•lnn, London; or Mr. T.
Winchcomb.
William Henry Hitchener, of Bird-in-I land-court, Cheapfide,
London, warehoufernan, dealer and chapman, :lay 3, 7,.and

June 4, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney;Mr. john 'Mao nlng,
Clement's-Inn.
David Gwynne, of Frith-ftreet, Saint Ann, Soho, Middlefcx,
tailor, dealer and chapman, April 30, May 3, and June 4, at

tea, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hannan, Paw Cham-
bers, Covent-Garden.
William Every, of New Sarum, Wilts, thopkceper, dealer and
chapman, May 3, at one, May 7, at twelve, and June 4, at
ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Thomaa Phipps,
Philpot-lane, Lon ion.
Robert Chapman, now or late of Old Bcthlem, London, chip
and ftraw.hat-manufadurer, dealer and chapman, April 30,
May 7, and June 4, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Kearfey, loner-Temple-lane.
Junes Curds, of Oxford, wine and brandy-merchant, May 3,
at one, May 14, and rune 4, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney,
Mr. B. Billacip, Eircx-Rreet, Strand, London.
Thomas Stawell, late of Halberton, Devonlhire, dealer and
chapman, May 16, 17, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Wel-
lington, Somerfetthite, and June 4, at elev cn , at the Red-Lion
Inn, Dulverton, Somerfetnaire. Attornies, Marrs. Scott and

Howard, 33, Great Ruffell-11reet Bloomfbury, Looklon ; or

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Metres. lit;W. n and Leigh, Dulverton.
Robert Tredgold, of Miiland, near Winchefter, county of
Southampton, miller, dealer and chapman, May 6, at three,
May 7, at ten, and June 4, at three, at the White-Hart Inn,
Wincheller. A torncy, Mr. Hopkins, New Alresfnrd, Hants.
[The Gazette alfo contains two Orders In Council; one for
prolonging the bounties to able and ordinary frame°, from the
Both inR. to the tR ofJune, C ; and the other, for ex-
tending from the fame day, until the 3tf of May, the former
Order relai ire to the prohibiting the exportation, and permit-
ting the importation, of corn, and other articles of proriAnn,
without payment of duty, and for regulating the trade and
commerce to and from the '(land of Malta.)

FRANCE.

PARIS, 3o GERMINAL, APRIL so.

We read, in an Englifh Journal named The Sun,
of Saturday, April t 6, the following article:
4. M. De Thom.sii, prefent Grand Mailer of the Mend of
Malta. is not only a creature of French intrigue ; but M. De
Bali, tes Lieutenant, is a Frenchman; no doubt naturally de-
voted to France. Suppofing the guarantee announced in the
Moniteur to have been adually obtained, could England have,
even under loch a guarantee, any affurance that the pi:di:Soo
of it would not be in fad French, fusee the Lieutenant of the
Grand Matter is a Frenchman, in contempt of the Itipulations
of the Trcuy of Amiens, which bear that w Fresehassajestklit-
Issz to the Orar 9f St. 7.sa
The fame affertions are, with fimilar confidence,
repeated in all the Englifh papers of the fame day,
thefe being all written in the fame fpirit. It is,
however, grofsly falfe, that the Commander Bar.
sr Bust is a Frenchman. He is of an ancient
Italian family, which has been for feveral centuries
refident in a town in the Papal dominions, about
nine leagues dißant from Rome. Mr. Bit Li Dust
was 'uorn in that town. Certain Englifh Journalißs
have a wonderful knack at making abfurd fuppo.
fitions to be followed by imputations which are not
lets abfurd. They reafon with the fame good faith
and logic as the wolf in the fvble. We recognife
11,..re the inclinations and fpirit of that ferocious
beafl : but we do not fee any lamb ready to let
itfelf be devoured.— illewitrur.