Star.
London, England, 1820-01-19 00:00:00

FROM LAST ifleffrsl GAZETTE.

The Prince Reient has appointed the Right Hon.Ceorgn,
Earl of Glasgow, to be .Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of
Ayrshire.—The Reverend Edward Bouverie, A.M. Vicar of
Col-shill, Berks, has been appointed Chaplain id Ordinary to
his Majesty, in the room of the Rev. William Bingham, deceased:
-BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
John Panting, Charlotte-street, St. Pancras, cabinet-maker.

BANKRUPTS.
Christopher itidout Read, Brabant-court, merchant, to surrender
January 22, February 1 and 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. At-
torniet,-Messrs. Sweet and Co. Basinghall-street.
John Harrop, late of Gateshead, Durham, grocer, January 6,
February 9 and 29, at eleven, at the Turk's Mao Inn, New-
castle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Jlr. Hartley, New Brisige-i
street; or Mr. Forster, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Samuel AVatters, Shad Thames, ancin.rsmith, January 25, .Fe-
bruary 1 and 29; at tell, at Gui dhall. Attorney,. Nr. Hut,
chison, Crown-court, ThreadracJle-s-reet.
Nter Hayward Delninare, Rol:It-on], Essex, auctioneer, iantistr•
22, 29, and February. 29, at te::, at Guildhall, London. At.;:.
tornies, Mr. Delansare, Li:Merl:ay, Essex; or Messrs. Clare
and Dickinson, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry.
Thumas Crump and Thomas Hill, ju, late or Kidderminster,
carpet-manufacturers, February 3,- at five, 4, and 39, at ten,
at the White Hart Inn, Hartlebury. Attornies, Biyg,
' Eouthampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; or Meows. Hallan
and Son, Kidderminster.
John Whitley, Dubb, in Bingley, Yorkshire, worsted spinner,
February 23, at five, 24, and 29, at ten, at the tact hr,
Bradford. Attor.ies, Messrs. Few and Co. Henrietta-street;
. Gwent-garden; or Mr. Barrett, Bingley.
William Johnson, Birmingham, tarpaulii:g-maker, January 24,
25, and February 29, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Blr-
sningham. Attothies, Mr. Smi.h, Aldermanbury Postern;
or Mr. Sadler, Birmingham. •
Joseph Nightingale, Howden, corn-factor, January 26, at sir,
27, and February 29, at eleven, at the lialf...Moott Inn,
den. Attornies, Messrs. Lowndes, lied Lion-ssuare; ,or
Messrs. Spofforth, jun. and Co. llowdem
William Worrall, Liverpool, merchant, February 5, 7. and 29,
at one, :1 the Office, of Mr. Marrow, Fenwisk-sn•ret,
LAier-
pool. Attornies, Messrs. Blackstock and Bunce, King's
Bench-walk, Temple; or Mr. urrow, Liverpool.
Michael Bass, Ashborne, Derbyshire, us tltster, February 21,
22, and 29; at eleven, at the Green Man Inn, Ashbcrie.
Attornies, 111essro. Sweet and Co. Basinghall-street; ur
Messrs. Brittlebank and 13alnbrigge, Ashborne.
DIVIDENDS to made at GUILDHALL.
Feb. 8, H. Downer, Fleet-street, ironmonger, it eleven. Ft b. •
12, M. Hadingham, King-street, West Smithfield, hariseLs-
maker, at ten. Feb. 19, H. Phillips, Carey-strter, vintner, at
ten. Jan. 23, J. George, North Audley-street, coach-maker,
at twelve. Jan. 25, 11. Thwaites, Bond-court, Walbrook,
paper-merchant, at one. Jan. 29, . and W. Watkin and R.
Careless, Alderrnanbury, warehousemen, at eleven. Jan. 29,
A. Brooksbank and .A. Moody, Long4ane, Bermondsey, tan-
ners,.at one. Feb. 15, J. Smart, Kingsgate-street, Holborn,
ironmonger, at twelve. Feb. 8, J. Woodroffe, Commercial-
-read, auctioneer, at eleven. •

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
. Tab. 9, W. Marsden, Manchester,•corn-dealer, at• ten. at
the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. Feb: 9, W. Turner. Llan-
gollen, and A. 'Comber, Manchester, cotton-spinners, at two,
at the Star Inn, Manchester. rib. 16, J. Tarleton, late of Li-
verpool, merchant, at one, at the George, Liverpool. Feb. 22,
'l'. Willett, Ilurleston, Cheshire, dealer, at rine, at the Dog
Tavern, Manchester. Feb. 12, E. Hiscoalt, Abingdon, woc-1-
len-dtaper, at twelve, at the Queen's Arms, Abingdon. Feb.
t, It. Postdate, Great Drifileld, Yorkshire, tanner, at eleven,
at the Admiral Collin4;wood Tavern, HulL Feb. 11, R. Ford,
jun. Crew, Somerset, ittni:eeper,•at twelve, at the Castle Inn,
Bath. • Feb. 7, J. Halls, Sawston, Cambridgeshire, grocer, at
eleven, at the Bull Inn, Cambridge. 'Rh. 8, I'. Girdley,Htll,
roper, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck, Hied.
CERTIFICATES—FEB. 8.
J. Backler, , Newman-street, Oxford-street, dealer in stain• d
glass. J. Penfold, West Tarring, Sussex' linen-draper, /V.
March, Gosport, merchant. 11. Stead, Lud!ow-, Salop, stone
mason. S. and W. Hartley, Tadcaster, brewers. G. Stanity,
Cartwerth, Yorkshire, clothier. T. J. Golding, Great St. lit-
len's, ship-broker. J. Watson, Ayre.e-Quay, Bishapwearmouth,
ship-builder. I. Wilson, Worksop, Notts, money-scriVine-.
S. Roberts, Bowbridge; Gloucestemhire, barge-owner. T.
Smith, Suburbs of York, butter-factor. E. Y. Hama:* and
J. Sawyer, Basinghall-street, Bladtwell-hall.factors. J. Home,
Watling-street, warekanieman. W Peet, Ironrnonge.r-'an,
merchant. R. Gloag, Little Hermitage-street, fishmonger. J.
Jackson, Duke-street, Manchester-square, haberdasher.

STARRING AT THE FIVES COURT.-...A benefit to k
place yesterday, for Purcell, decidedly the best boxer between the
heavy and light weights. The Court was crowded, and the spy t
kept pace with-the patronage. The best seta-to were betwr.• n
Lennox and Latham, David Hudson cud Holt, Larkin and
Cummins, Turner and Bales, and Belcher and Harmer. Ms-
tin, who is noted for his conciliating behaviour, politely cracked
an amateurs jaw, who, however, immediately pulled off the
gloves, exclaiming, 1. No more f that, Hal, if ye love me !"
Randall and Purcell closed the amusomett of the day, in grand
style; and the latter carried off the swag of merit--stmouuting
to a good round sum. Reynolds challenged any man Uf his
weight: Shelton was present, but seemed"rather queer, Um the
effects of tke late battle.—The kletey retired from the Court
well satisfied.
Yesterday a man, employed iu binding bro‘s at
the Admiralty, was brought before R. Butista, Esc!,
at' Bow-street, charged by Mr. Phillipson, Keeler
of the Records at the Admiralty Office, with steal-
ing a large number of log-books, and other bfficial
books and papers. On the detection of the robbery,
yesterday morning, a man employed at the 'Admi-
ralty as a porter, and supposed to be concerned with
the prisoner, absconded.
Monday evening, about half-past eight o'clock, as
Mr. Huar, of Cavendish-square, was returning to his
residence, on his arrival opposite a dead wall, in Ca-
veudish-street, he was accosted by a lad, villa asked
his way to Swallow-street ? While Mr. HUNT was
in the act of directing him, and the (young lad
standing in front, two sturdy, ill-looking fellows (his
companions), came behind Mr. HAM? and gave him
a most unmerciful blow on the back of his head ;
and while he was in the act of falling, the young vil-
lain snatched his watch chain, and robbed him of his
watch, when they all decamped : Mr. HUNT, how-
ever, pursued the lad, and cried.--4, Stop thief r and
he was the same evening taken, without the pi operty,
by E. Pepper and Pendegrass, the Constables, after
some resistance. He was afterwards taken before G.
FA.RRANT, Esq. at Marlborough-street, where he
gave his name Grady. Mr. HUIIT attended, and the
prisoner was fully committed to NeWgate for trial.
Tuesday se'nnight Mlnnis, now in custody in
Chester Castle, on a charge of shooting Birch, the
Constable of Stockport, attempted •to make his
escape, aad actually so far succeeded in eluding the
.vigilance of the turnkeys, as to get into the onto
yard. He was, however secured. ,

• BIRTH.
The Lady of th. Rev. James Auchisitch, of eallyitank, is
the county of Fermanagh, of a son. •

DIED. •
Jan. 11, at Brechin, Mrs. Margaret Stewart, relict of tl e
late Rev. Alexander Davidson. -
Jan. IL, at Ford, the Rev. John Blair, Paster of tie Ana
.ciate. Congregation of Colmoncll, i`n the 67th year of his ages
and 40th of his. Ministry. • '

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