Star.
London, England, 1811-02-25 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Benjamin. Rouse the yaunger, late of Slainghorne, but then of
Ash, rest Sandwich, Kent, dealer and Chapman.
BANKRUPTS.

Gerard Nelson, of Liverpool, cow-keeper, corn-dealer, dealer
and chapman, to surrender March 13,14, and April 6, at one,
at the Globe Tavern, in Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Thomas
Blachatock, paperauildings, Temple, London ; or Mr. Tho-
mas Marrow, Castle-street, Liverpool.
Samuel Hammond, of Levenahulme, near Manchester, silk and
cotton-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, March 18,14, and
April 6, at one, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr.
Edge, No. 8, King's Bench Walks, Temple; or Mr. Clough,
Manchester,
Stephen Silcox, of Bechingtnn, Somerset, clothier, dealer and
chaptuan,fklarch a, 9, and April 6, at eleven; at the George-
Lan, Trowbridge, Wilts. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Timbrell the
younger, Trawbridge ; or Messrs. Debary, Derby, and Scuda-
mere, inner Temple, London.
Richard T row, senior, of Gray's-Inn-fame-road, Middlesex, cow-
. keeper, dealer and chapman, February 26, March 2, at eleven,
and Apfd Oat ten, at GaildbalL Anomie', Messrs. D. and G.
W. Aussen, Crown-court, Aldersgate-street,
Nathaniel Lakin Caswell, of Chelmsford, Essex, innkeeper,
dealer and chapati's, February 26, March e, at twelve, and
April c, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs. Brook and
John Itsidges, Red Lisa-square, London; or Messrs. Tindal ,
and Parkin', Chelmsford. -
Jiseph hlidwooll, ref Manchester, merchant, dealer and chapman,
March 11, is, and April s, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Man-
chester. Anemic', Messrs. Willis, Fairthorne, and Clarke,
Warplord-court, I.unthin ; or Mr, Heslop, King-street, Man-
chest;.e.
Joseph Greening, of Crooked-lane, London, orange-merchant,
dealer and chapman, March 2,9, and April 6, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attendee, Messrs. l'itckes and Sampson, Swithisis•
lane, Cannopostreet.
pugh Wagstaff, of .Manchester, machine and spinelle.maker,
dealer and chimera, Mush lt, 16, and April 6, at two, at the
Golden Lion, Deansgate, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Wm.
Edge Sr. Aug'. Church-yard, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis,
Lhanleret-lane, London.
„Joseph liflsseg, of Burleygate, parish pf Ocle-Pilchard, Here-
fords4ire, corder/airier, dealer and chapmast, March 18, 19, and
April 6, at eleven, at the Faison Inn, Bromyard, Hereford-
shire. Anomie., Maur& Taylor and Son,Featherstone Build.
ipss, London ' • or Reber' Dangerkeld, Brnmyaed.
Ntatlisew I.9niesilon and rear Longsdon, of Manchester, and
George, Wilson, of Ironinanger-lane, London, merchants, his.
o;;;lwant;facturcre, dealers, clapcper, and copartners, March
4,11, aml 4'4 6, at eleven, at ;he Deorgli inos Manchester.
Acteptiles, Meters- Hewitt and Kirk, Manchester ; or Mr.
Ralph Ellis, Chirtctry-lane,ll.ontion,
10094 alsHoil. of Ixe4oPooll Mayhem, dealer, and charm's',
Mar;b Is, 1110 *44 April 6, et one, at the Bull and Punch-
Demi, Dabs+ tat, Liyerpool, Mtonties, Mr. lam elements,
Liverpool ; or Mr, Tlionua 114cl:stock, Parer.l3sll4krt
Tempt 1400 s
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LONDON.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY t 5.
PRICE OP 61 OCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CI.OOE.
$ per Cent. Cone. money, 6S}}—fir mower. vit.
Reduced eel--4 per Cot. 62}--S per Cent.
E:cL•. Rillc 0.. 10.. prem.—Boncie„.l4s. ssl. prem.

THE KING.
44 WINDSOR-CASTLE, EIMEIVAEY 24.
His MAJESTY continues to go on well.

(Signed) " EI. MILLIE, W. HRSIRDEN, R. WILLIS."
" WINDSOR CASTLE, FEBRUARY 25.
" His MAJESTY continues to advance regularly in
recovery. (Signed)
BAILLIE, W. lIEBERDEN, R. WILLIS."

llis MAJESTY, accompanied by the Dukes of YORK
and KENT, walked on Windsor Terrace yesterday,
from twelve to two o'clock. His MAJESTY appeared
very cheerful, and much improved in health. The
Royal Dukes had hold of each arm, and were all the
time in close conversation with their Royal Father.
I)rs. HEBERDEN and BAILLIE walked on the Terrace
at the same time, but at some distance from the
Royal Party.

This morning a Lisbon mail arrived, bringing Por-
tuguese Papers to the I2th instant, but their cootems
are unimportant. The following is an official dis-
patch from Lord WVILINGTON to the Portuguese
General I

Extract of an official dispatch from his Excellency./
Marshal General Lord WELLINGTON, directed to his
Excellency Senior Dori Wolin PEREIRA FORJAZ,
dated head-quarters, Cat taxo, February 2, 1811.
During these last days the enemy has made dif-
ferent and many movements in the interior of the po-
sition he occupies, but I have not been able to disco.
verlwith whatobjects these movements havebeenmade.l
aThe piquets and the force of the different carps,
which occupy many points of his position, are die
same I and I judge that the movements he has made
are only for the purpose of relieving some of his de-
tachments,

" I continually receive information that the I
enemy suffers the greatest inconvenience for want
of provisions, and that his difficulties in procur-
ing any subsistence whatever daily augment. It is
certain that hitherto he has received no provisions
from Spain, that he has no communication with the
ftontiers, and that he cannot even send, In that direc-
tion a couriers unless he is escorted by K strong 4e,
tacbment,"