Star.
London, England, 1821-07-09 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

William Cooper, Beeston, Yorkshire, victualler, to surrender
July 23, at four, 24, at eleven, and August 18, at four, at
the Court-house, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Battye, Chancery-
lane; or Mr. Hargreaves, Leeds.
Thomas Figes, Homey, Hants, brewer, July 23, at two, 24,
at ten, and August in, at one, at the White Horse Inn,
Ramsey. Attorney, Mr. Daman, Romsey; or Mr. Gilbank,

John Barnwell, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, carpenter,
July 10, 17a and August 13, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. Platt, New 13mwell-court, Carey.street.
James Coombe., Lower Shadwell, cooper, July 14, 21, at twelve,
and August 18, at one, at Guildhall. Anomie*, Messrs. Gatty
and Co. Angel-court, Throgsnorton-street.
Edmund Mather, Oxford, grocer, July 14, 51. and August 18,
at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Broad-

street•buildings.
William Higgs, Strand, hatter, July 10,17, and August 18, at
twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, ISlr. Brume% Church-pas-
sage, Guildhall,
William I'eake, Sloane-square, linen-draper, July 21, 28, and
August IE, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jones,
Sise-lane.
Joseph Fosdick, late of Gower-place, Easton-square, builder,
July 17, 21, ana August 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs. Stratton and Allport, Shoreditcb.
John Thomas, Betts, late of Alt'gate High-street, tea-dealer,
July 14, 21, and August 18,, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Mr. Lang, Fenchurch-street.
Charles Rust, Corn's'lL auctioneer, July 14, 21, and August
18, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lang, ten-
church-street. _ _

George Hawley, late of Iligh-street, Skadwell, ebeesemenger,
July 17, 84, and August 18, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney,
Mr. Templer, John-street, Minories.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL

July 28, C. B. Hall and T. Aldridge, Barblain, linen-drapers,
at one. July 28, S. Downes, Cranbourne-street; Leicester-
square, haberdasher, at twelve. July 28, S. Deterring and S.
Cheapside, haberdashers, at eli,ven. July 31, J. Bar-
foot, Arundel-street, Strand, ornamental-stationer, at twelve.
July 28, J. Dowley, late of Willow-street, Bankside, coal-
merchant, at ten. July 28, C. L. Spina, F. and G. Moiling,
and H. A. Spina, Lawrence Pountney-lane, merchants, at ten.
July 28, S. Iluniphreys, late of Charlotte-street, Portland-
place, merchant, at ten. July 28, W. Boyd, P. Bentleld, and
J. Drummond, London, merchants, at eleven. August 4, J.
Fades, Lamb's Conduit-street, upholsterer, at eleven. July
28, 11. Le blesurier and Ai Du Buiuon, London, merchants,
at eleven. July 14, J. G. Fiegehen, jun. Wood-street, Cheap-
side, glass-dealer, at twelve. July 28, W. and J. Wright, Al-
dermanbury, merchants, at twelve. August 4, J. Newton,
Lamb's Conduit-street, watch-maker, at twelve. July 28, hi.
I.ynch, Whitetriars, carman, at twelve. July se, W. and T.
Robinson. Chelsea, linen-drapers, at eleven.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

July 24, R. Lodge, Blackburn, Lancashire, butcher, at eleven,
at the King's Arms Inn, Lancaster. July 24, J. Mann, Leeds,
brewer, at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds. July 27, M.
Cope, late of Derby, ironmonger, at eleven, at the King's Arms
Tavern, Derby. August 1, A. Walter and J. Stokes, Newland,
Gloucestershire, iron-masters, at twelve, at the Commercial
Rooms, Bristol. July 26, A. Garrad, late of Downlum-Mar-
ket, Norfolk, tanner, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Downharn-
Market. July 25, T. Taylor, Preston, grocer, at eleven, at
the Mitre Inn, Preston. July 27, R. Wadham, Pock., grocer,
at eleyen, at the London Tavern Inn, Poole. uly 30, J. Can-
ney, Bishop-Weatmouth, shipowner, at eleven, at the Bridge
Inn, Bishop-Weartnouth. July 30, J. Savidge, East Stoke,
Nottinghamshire, coal-seller, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl lon,
Nottingham. August 20, F. Stabler, and T. and G. Marshall,
York, linen-merchants, at eleven, at the George Inn, York. Au-
gust 1, S. Prodsham, Frodshatn, Cheshire, draper, at one, at
the Star Inn, Manchester. August 28, C. Skrine, late of 13th,
grocer, at twelve' at the Christopher Inn, Bath. August 1, J.
Brown, Glamford Briggs, mercer, at three, at the Angel Inn,
Glamford Briggs. August 27, G. Axe, late of Stamford, draper,
at the Crown Inn, Stamford. August 3, A. and C. Sheath, J.
Steel, and J. Wray, Lincoln, bankers, at ten, at the Saracen's
Head Inn, Lincoln. August 6, T. Strickland and T. N. Brick-
wood, Liverpool, merchants, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-
street, Liverpool. July 28, W. and J. C. Ilamblin, Wotton-
under-Edge, Gloucestershire, clothiers, at ten, at the Bush Ta-
vern, Bristol. July 30, A. Rodberd, late of Salford, builder,
at ten, at the Coach and Hones Inn, Deansgate, Manchester.
July 28, R. Pocklingten and W. Dickinson, late of Newark-
upon-Trent, bankers, at eleven, at the Kingston's Arms Inn,
Newark-upon-Trent.

CERTIFICATES-JULY 28.

W. Ford, Holt, Worcestershire, fanner. T. Hill, Ledbury,
Herefordshire, surgeon. J. Green Braunceweli, Lincolnshire,
'
merchant. J. Keep, Gralnsby, Lincolnshire, farmer. A. Par.
kinson, Manchester, calico-printer. R. and S. Mitchell, Nor-
wich, wine-merchants. R. Parsons, len. and jun. and T. Par-
sons, late of Lyncombe and Widcombe, Somersetshire, corn_
factors. J. Horsfall, Gildersome, Yorkshire, merchant. J.
Davies, Liverpool, merchant. M. Mayers, Upper Fountain-
place, City-road, merchant. W. C. Shepherd, Nottingham,
iron-merchant. J. Shaw, late of Stratford, flour-dealer. J.
Welsh, High Holborn, master-mariner. R. S. Skey, Stratford-
upon-Avon, carrier.

MR. DISNEY'S TRIAL.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

- -
SlR—When the character of any one Is falsely attacked, I
consider it the duty of every honourable man to defend it from
those falsehoods within his own Contradiction. I have felt in-
dignant at the story attempted against Mr. Duerr, and was
surprised not to see any denial of what is so untrue appear:
long since in the Papers. I attended on the Bth of June to offer
my testimony at Mr. D.'s trial, but his acquittal was so imme-
diate that I was not applied to, and therefore I think it right to
send you the following statement The constable pretended
that he was applied to by the neighbours to interfere • I was
for a long time the nearest resident to Mr. D.'s house, and never
found any louse or its inhabitants less obtrusive. So far from
application to this constable, as soon as Mr. D.'s trial was known,
another nei2heasur offered to come with me into Court, for the
purpose of corroborating what I have stated. As A. Banting
was a woman of 25 years of age at least, and could Lave gone to
any Magistrate when she chose, nothing but folly or mischief
would set a constable to persuade 'her to go.-2. As to A. Bant-
ing not having clothes to dress in as a reason for going to the
Police-Office in an • old bed-gown, I returned with Mr. D. to
his house from that Office, and saw her dresses left about her
room, and which must have been so when she departed; and
instead of anything to inflict torture, I saw only a room replete
with comfortable furniture.-3. As to her being imprisoned, I
often called at the house, and she always appeared cheerful, and
had the ettire command of the door—indeed I have seen her out
—4. As to ill health, she came to Mr. D.'s house twice; the day
after she left, to fetch away her clothes, and was closely attended
by the constable, and she assisted to carry away her own boxes.
—5. As to the story of whipping,-it is my lune opinion that she
was a remarkably stout powerful woman, and no man could
possibly have done so to her if quite alone.-6. As to her pregnancy,
it was never noticed at the Police-Office, but I heard her swear
that Mr. D.'s conduct to her on that subject was always as cor-
rect as possible. I am, Ike. It. A. W.
Portman-place, Edgeware.read.

Bow-seam.—Saturday right, a man was ttopped on Water-
loo-bridge with a basket, contairing the body of a female con-
cealed in it. The corpse was ir. an ofcnAve state; one of the
&mamas cut off. The carrier made his escape, but another per-
son who accompanied him was brought, with the basket, to the
Office. He said he. was Dr. Robert Lloyd ; that the body had
been taken from a house In Reeves's-mews, South Audiey-street,
and that 'he meant .o convey it to St. Saviour's Church-yard, in
the Borough, for dissection.—After some further conversation,
the Magistrate ordered notice to be given to the Coroner to hold
an loquelt on the body withont delay.

.UNIVER,SITy. IN=LLIGENCL •

CAMBRIDGE. JULY 6.
Tuesday, being Coanneneeinent:day, the following D.:ctors
and Masters of Arts were created:
noctotte tot DIVINITY.
The Very Rev. Robert Stevens, of Trinity College, Dean of
Rochester.
The Rev. George D'Oyley, of Corpus Christi etllege, Rector
of Lambeth.
The Rev. George Wood Lloyd, of Emmanuel Coileze, head
Master of Appkby School, Leicestershire.
The Rev. J. 'l'. Barrett, of St. Peter's CoU'ge.

DOCTOS DI PIITISC.
John Elliotson, Esq. of Jesus College.
MASTOIDS OT Al?!.
King's College—Messrs. Barnard, Hatch, Smith, Pennington.
Trinity College—Messrs. Hatfield, llort, Croft, )(0w1et...,
Twin, Fell, Brandt, Benson, Esereet, hialkin, Preston, W:tra,
Dowker, Melville, Ellis, Hindle, Jeremy, Crombie, Burchell,
Wallace, Wilson, Cape, hlosison; Mayne, Gwythcr, Sperling,
Cobb, Franks, Fisher, Lefevre, Bate, Parry, Leigh, Jones, Tor-
ksse, Lynam, Thomas, Lee, Simpson, Thirlwall, and Ilartopp.
St. John's College—Messrs. Walston, Peach, Beech, Hinelb,
Lunn, Courtenay, Topham, Evans, Ward, Linton, iliidyard,
Wilkinson, Sedgwick, Ilittbersal, Tritton, Clive, Frere,
Buller, Hainond, Dewe, Edridge, Williams, Todd, Iladdersich, 1
Wilkinson, Pegus, Symons, Ileidov,-, and Carlisle.
St. Peter's College—%.r. Beaks.
Jesus College—Messrs. Mauclarke, Warren, Stafford, Pearce,
Skinner, liett,lLunsey, White, Harrison, Stedliolme, Wyatt.
Queen's College—Messrs. Richards' Foster; Hanson, Temple,
Venn, Brown, Coulson, Metcalf, and Ash.
Caius College—Messrs. Arthy, Dawsor, Godson, Orford,
Fisher, Greenwood, Mack, Smith, and Dugniore.
' Emmanuel College—Messrs. Bennett, Roby, Pope, Verson,
Oldersh aw, and Davy.
Sidney College—Messrs. Hinde, Walter, and Warrer.
Catharine Hall—Messrs. Harvey, Coldweil, Tyson, I lodgror.
Pembroke College—Messrs. Attwood, T.:T.rapior, ,
Manby, Taylor, and Dobree.
Clare Ilan— I elars. Wingfield, Peart, Litchford, Lee, Waldy,
Hopkinson, Lnd Williamson.
Trinity Hall—Mr. Geldart.
Christ College—Messrs. Finch, Ilatton, Green, D'Aiblay,
and Ilaliewell.

Corpus Christi College—Messrs. Greenwood, M'Dow:ll, and
Berney. •
Magdalen College—Mr. Eve.

Saturday. Mr. S.unuel Horatio Banks, of Trinity Hall, and
Richard Islytton, of St. John's College, were admitted Bache•
lots of Civil Law.
Monday, the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees:

PIONORA RY 11A %MIS OF A
- - - - - -

Hon. Charles William John Kerr, Trinity College..
Hon. Alexander Leslie Melville, ditto.
Sir Francis Lynch Blom, Bart. ditto.
111ACHILORS OF ARTS.
Robert Lascelles, of Christ College.
Charles Frederick Rauworth, of Sidney College.
The following Gentletnen were on Wednesday admitted
MASTZILS OF • ITS.

Robert Myddleton and Jellison Davies, of Clare Hall.
Robert Rasta', of Jesus College.
The Rev. John Ha&well, M.A. Fellow of Christ College,
and the Rev. Francis William Lodington, M.A. Fellow of Clare
Hall, were on the same day appointed eputy Proctors.
The Rev. William Pesch, M.A. and the Rev. James Barrow,
M.A. Fellows of St. John's College, were on the same day ap-
pointed Deputy Tatars.
Edward Seymour, FAq. M.A. of Jesus College, and John
Wilson, Esq. M.A. of Christ College, were on the same day
admitted Licentiates in Medicine.
Saturday, Henry ;Melvill, Esq. B.A. of St. John's College,
was elected a Foundation Fellow of St. Peter's College.
OXFORD, JULY 7.
In the Convocation holden in the Theatre on Wednesday,
the Honorary Degree of M.A. was conferred on
John Watson Barton, Esq. Gentleman Commoner of Bracers-
nose College.
Peter Pole, Esq. Gentleman Commoner of Drasennose Coll.
After these Gentlemen were presented to their Degrees' the
Creweian Oration was read by the Rev. Charles Thomas Long.
ley, Student of Christ Church, in consequence of the illness of the
Rev. J. J. Conybeare, the Poetry Professor.
This was followed by the reading of the Latin Essay, " De
Auguriis et Auspiciis apud Antiquos," by Charles John i'lumer,
Esq. B.A. -Fellow of Oriel College, and son of the Right Hon.
Sir Thomas Plerner, Knight, Master of the Rolls.
After which, the Hon. G. W. F. Howard, of Christ Church,
eldest son of Lord Viscount Morpeth, recited the Latin Verse,
" Eleusis."

D. K. Sandford, Esq. B.A. of Christ Church, son of the
Right Reverend Daniel Sam.tord, D.D. one of the Bishops of
the Scots Episcopal Church, Edinburgh, then read his English
Essay on'Modern History.
Saturday, the following Degrees were conferred :

2LibititS Or ABM.
The Rev. Henry Jennings, University College.
William Urmstone Eyre, New College.
John Leigh, Brasennose College.
Stafford Ourlrs Northeote, Balliol College.
Asensio:Ls CF MITS.
_

Joseph Loscombe Richards, Fellow of Exeter College.
James Crabtree, Scholar of University College.
Thursday, the following Degrees were also conferred :
RACHRZOR •MD DOCTOR IN DIVINITY.

The Rev. Benjamin Itlillingchamp, M.A. of Merton College,
and Rector of Rassaß, in Wiltshire, Grand Compounder.

MASTKRS Of •ATL

Henry Maold, Exeter College.
Rev. Thomas Griffith., Fellow of Wadharn College. •
Rev. John Manley, ditto.
The number of Regent Doctors in the Aet was 13, and Re-
gent Masters 145.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Rev. George Chard, B.A. of Trinity College, Oxford,
has been preferred to the Vicarage of Blandford, Dorstt, by the
iron and Chapter of Winchester.
The Rev. Edward Whitehead, B.D. of Worcester College,
Oxford, has been institutivl, by the Bishop of Hereford, to the
Living of Eastham, with the Chapels of Hanley and Otton an-
nexed, Worcestershire.

The Rev. Charles Bohun Smyth, to the perpetual Curacy of
Wingfield.

Tie Rev. Richard Forrest, senior Vicar Choral, has been ap-
pointed Sub-chanter of York Cathedral, in the room of the late
Rev. W. Richardson; and the Rev. James Richardson, one of
the Vicars Choral, succeeds the Rev. W. Richardson in the
Lectureship at the Castle.
The Rev. Thomas Cumyn, Chaplain to the Duke of Sussex,
has been further nominated to the Curacies of Laxfield and
Cratfield, Suffolk, for three years.
The Rev. F. Coke, Prebendary of Hereford Cathedral, to the
Living of Sella& and Caple.
The Rev. Henry Gwyther, late Curate of St. Mary's Chapel,
Birmingham, to the Vicarage of Yardley, Worcestershire.
The Rev. John V. Steward, to the Rectory of Gilston, Here-
fordshire.
The Rev. J. Dockland, to the Rectory of Trusham, Devon.
The Rev. W. P. Thomas, to the Rectory of Holcombe Bur-
nell, Devon.
The Rev. A. Huddleston, to the Rectory of Moresby, near
Whitehaven.
Wednesday, the Rev. Henry Bishop, Clerk, A.M. was insti-
tuted to the Vicarage of Creetingham, otherwise Cretingliatn,
Suffolk, on the presentation of the King.
Friday, the Rev. Walter Gee, B.D. Fellow and Tutor of
Sidney Sussex College, was presented, by the Master and Fel-
lows of that Society, to the Rectory of Week St. Mar), Corn-
wall, void by the death of the Rev. Edward Ilaym.s.

Yesterday Divine Service was performed in the
King's Palace, Pall-mall, by the Rev. Mr. BLOMIS eliG.
The Princes Aucuizus
.attended Divine Service
yesterday at Kew Church, Where a Charity Sermon
was preached.
Friday, JACOB Pittr.t.trz, Esq. of the Temple ;
Jour; THC 41AS MAYNE, Et.q. of Teffent iNlanor-;
House, Wilts; and RICHARD LEIB, Esq. c•f Charle J
-
ton Musgrave, Somerset, were called to the degree
of Barristers of Law, by the Huaourable Society of
the Inner Temple.

DIRTY!.
July 8, at rfampstead, the wife of J. B. Nichols, r-
Pa rI iameut-street , of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Tuesday, at Chehenham, the Rev. It. What/4y, yam
or
Oda College, Oxford, to Elizabeth, secovsl daughter of the
late W. Pope, Esq. of Hillingdon, Middlesex.
Rev. Edwin Jacob, Fellow of Corpus Christi call; or.
ford, aad Tutor of the Missionary Institution at Stanstod, to
Mary Jana, daughter of tha late John Pattenson, Esq_ a the
lion. Company's Bengal Civil Service.
Rev. Charles Shipley, Itector t.f Mappowder, Dorset, to ph.,
lotte, eldest daughter of t.obert Orby Sloper, Esq. of w"oet
Woudhay, Ilerk R.
Rev. William T. P. Brymer, Rector of Charlton Marked!.
Sontersetshire, to Jane Anne, daughter of lhor.aax Vilikijnos
Esq. of the Queen's Parade, Ratt'._
Rev. J. Cheap, Rector of Rimpole, Carnbridgesb;ri,,
Mary, dar:zliLr of the lase R. Simpson, Etq. York.
Rev. Edmund Probyn, M.A. of f.onghope, Glouerstr *r>
to Juliana, second daughter of the late Philip Smith Webi:,:.;
Milford ouse, Surrey.
Rev. W. A. Hammond, Rector of Kirklay-vm.Atitift,
Lin.colnshire, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of t..},e Lite
Thomas Rich, Bart. of Sunning, Berks.
July i, the Rev. William Jones, to Letitia Sarah. est**
of Thomas Lyrae, Esq. of the Royal Hospital, Greenwich.
July 4, Samuel George, son of Samuel Smith, Esq. M.p.ei
Woodhall Park, Ilerts, to Eugeria, daughter ef the Rey ft,
bert Chatfield, Vicar of ChPtt,rtii.
July 3, the Rev. Edward Williams, of Sr. Ge-7r_ ff„mer.
square, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late J. Cimringtou,
of Mile-End. _ _

in Herkimer County, New York, Mr. Jamet %That.
Trump, to Min Lois Lilley, of Homer.
Hymen, to make his fame complete,
The Liffey's name hss chared to Wher!;
And now, though Poterty should hau:::,
Thin pair for irkenj .hall never wmt

DIED.
June 24, the Rev. William liawtayee, 31 years Rector of
Elstree, in the county of Hertford.
Suddenly, at Tullibrackly, county of Limerick, the Re,. L
Hart, Hector of that Panel'.
Thursday, at his house in Portland.plam, Charles Thomsse,
Esq. one of the Masters of the High Court of Chancery.
Wechiesday, at an advanced i.ge, Richard Cosc.•,y.rsq.
Sunday se'nnight, in Colchester, Lieut.:Cod. Covell, late d
the 94th Dragoons.
Friday se 'might' Mr,
aged 17, Maria, eldest daughter of ,
Cooper, Master of the Free School, Coddenham.
Friday, Sarah, youngest daughter of the late Captain Abel
Vyvyan, of the lion. East India Company's Service.
June 21, at Brislgnortb, aged 37, ( aptain J. Smith, of the
11th Regiment of Ilinnhay Native Infantry; with which hr had
served 17 years, until his a: rival in England in March Loon*
a constitution worn out by arduous service, and an nstern drat.
Tuesday se'nnight, of apoplexy, S. Brernridge, Esq. Cleats
the Justices and Commissioners of Taxes, and one of the Cam
pen for Devonshire.

ednesday se'nnight, Miss F. Wilton, liught:r of the Ws
Right Rev. Dr. Wilson, Bishop of Brittol, at Clifton 'Kalb*

April 9, in the West Wits, of (-yet, Mr. Balfour Howley
llamilton, of his Majesty's ship Tribune.
Thursday se'nnight, at Scoithernay, Exeter, in the 46th year
of his age, the Rev. Thomas Blackall, Vicar of Tarilebizg,ie
the Diocese of Wurcester, and domestic Chaplain to the E.irl of
Plymouth.