Star.
London, England, 1827-08-17 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

Richard 'Aden. All Saints. in the city of Worcester. coal OW

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ptrj,n•in Lever, Woolwich, Kent, linen-draper.
Robert John Chieslie, Green-street, Groseenot•sgaare, Middkses,

roi:;in.r and dress maker.
D.lniel Child, Beauvoir place, King.land-soad. Middlesex, piano-
fore maker, and of Bull-yard, Vann-street. Gosweßstreet, Mid-
area. ti,,a and packing case maker.
\cilium Hall, Falmouth, Couivrall, tallow chandler.
Wiiiiam Percival. I.eiteeter, grocer and baker.
Hobert Dollar's Sarrll, Bideford, Devonshire, victim/ler.
William Beardmore, Lesrenshulme, near Manchester, malt dealer.
Ferdinand Jordan, Angel.ceure, Tbrogmorton-street, London,

merchant.
Viilliam Ahealom Darby, Edaward•road, Middleaer, builder.
Catherine Gibbs, late of the Cumberland Gardena,VauihaU,Surrty,
tavern•keeper.

Vspatches were this day received at the Colonial
Office from Barlsadoes, St. Kites, and Trinidad, brought
b the Lord Hobart "packet.
"Viscount Gontatcn left town afloat half•past two
o'clock yesterday aftarnonn. for the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park.
The letters by the French Mail say, that tint medal
to be struck in honour of the memory of Mr. CAREN.. le on one
ide to have the head of the late Mlnuater ; and on the reverse, We
tetbrated toast, •* Civil and. fteUginua Liberty all over the World."

There iva . no truth in the report copied from 'the
American Journals, of a serious affair at Lintin, between the 1
Entli.h, American, and Chinese boats on the Ist of March.
CAltblibt EtacrioN.—Titesday the numbers wetter
Fox Colonel Lti-tiiNoTow, 175: Mr. LAWSON, 173.
The fashionable world at Cheltenham, is now aceti-
fied with the cblt•cbat produced by an elopement, which took place
oat Sunday last. from that town. Tie parties, if report speaks MM,
are both wealthy; the Lady Is said to be the daughter of a certain
warily Baronet, now rysiding In Cheltenham.
The LORD HIGH ADMIRAL, in a general intintl.
random, addressed to Admiral the Earl of Noterm sax, dated Ports.
month, Bth of August, has been pleased to express his great seas.
balm at witnessing, on Ida recent visit to Plymouth, the goad
mnduct and discipline of the Oieers and men of his Majesty's
hips under the c 1111 l mend of Earl Noarasestc, at the port ni Ply.
worth ; and in order to testify his approbation of the meritorious
uraduct•of the seamen, his Royal Highness has directed that two
days doable allowance be issued to the crews of all his Maiesty's
slip la COMOlitlio/1 at this port, at the time of his Royal High-
s what. The extra allowance was, by order of t►e Earl of
Norma, distributed to time crews on Sunday and Monday last,
the anniversaries of the Birth-days of his blest Gracious Maasarr,
and of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Customs—Firmed!
Jamul.

The present DRAM of Westminster is indebted for his
lucrative incorhe in the Church to the late Mr. CAN-
NING. Mr. GIFFORD introduced Dr. Istaidinn to Mr.
CANXINO, who particularly recommended him to
the Etrl of Livanno- L; and the valuable living
of Croydon was very sours conferred upon the Doctor,
who was at first merely the Curate. Dr. I RIMAND was a
'mutant visiter at AdJiscombe Park, during the latter
part of the Earl of LtvsarooCa residence there.
Ikm—A meeting took place yesterday morning on
llaun,low Heath, between Mr. B—LL—t. a Gentleman
of sporting notoriety, and a Captain in the Army. The
avhject of the present meeting was a dispute at a gam
table, at the West end, the preceding evening. The
•eclods failed in an amicable adjustment, and the
ground being measured, the parties fired. The Captain
War severely wounded in the shoulder, and was not able
to remove to town until yesterday evening. A skilful
surgeon attended on the ground, and the Gentleman is
11" doing well.
Tuesday forenoon, a camelenpard was carried in a
caravan to the Royal Lodge, Windsor, as a present to
MAMMY. It is a most curious and beautiful ani•
vital. After his MAJESTY, his visitors, and attendants,
had taken a minute survey of ic, it was conveyed to,
Cumberland Lodge, and there lodged in one of the
stables, preparatory to a place being built for it at the
Menagerie at Sandpit-gate. It was attended by three
Arabs, none of whom can speak a word of Engli-h.
During the violent thunder storm of yesterday, the
lightning struck Elder House, Battersea Fields, the
lethience sit Lieutenant Stewart, which it considera-
bi Imaged. The electric fluid entered by the chin).
vef it aback parlour, where it broke the chimney-
Piece and smashed a I oking.glass, and a number of
'nailer Wags, to atoms. It next penetrated into the
*doing-room. the parti.ion of which it considerably
damaged, without. however, injuring the s;deboard
e.'"e by, or the glasses that stood upon it. Lieutenant
cevart was slightly hurt above the eye. Mrs. Stewart
lit, and two por,cn. who were in the house adjoining,
"rea affected. but not so much as to cause any serious
unansenicnee.
Essctrrton.--hoberf • Webster was nit Tuesday exe
cried in hoot cf t e County Jail, Fisherton Silisbuty,
.traling aqu entity of plate, dui property of his master.

FUNERAL OF SIR. CANNING.