Star.
London, England, 1826-11-18 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

George Thomas Fisher, Half Mooo4trett, Hanover-square, coal-
merchant, to surrender, November 21, 24, and December 29,
at twelie, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing-
hall-street. Attorney, Mr. Lane, Marshall-street, Golden-square.
Samuel Smith Chrisp, Peterborough, Northamptonshire, iron-
monger, December 11, at six, 12, and 22, at eleven, at the
George and Angel Inn, Stamford. Attorriles, Messrs. Fladgate
and Co. Eat=-street; or Mr. Thomas Hippisley Jackson,
Stamford.
John Wood, Wooldale, Yorkshire, merchant, November 25, 27,
at eleven, and December 20, at two, at the Pack horse hm,
Huddersfield. Attornies, Messrs. Stephenson and Co. Holns.
firth, Yorkshire; or Messrs. Battye and Co. Chancery-lane.
Charles Allison and Richard Smith, late of Belvedere-road, Lam-
beth, sm.- Noiember

, soap-manufacturers, 94, at eleven, December 1,
at nine, and 29, at ten, at the Oust of Commissioners of Bank-
rupts, Basinghall-etreet. Attorney, Mr. Harrison, ,Walbrook-
buildings, Walbrook.
Thomas' Tucker and Thomas Geary, John's Mews, IJaleJanies-
street, Bedford-row, coach and house-painters, November 21,
December 1, and 29, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners
of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Dimes, Princes-
street, Bank.
Donald Macpherson aundos-street, Covent-garden, victualler,
November 24, December 8, at eleven, and 29, at twelve, at the
Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, liasinghall-street. At-
tornies, Messrs. Cook and Co. New lon.
John Durant, Maidstone, tailor and draper, November 94, Dec. 11,
at eleven, and 29, at twelve. at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Cole, Charlotte-
street, Black -road.
Gurney Cr di, Holy Cross, Westgate, Kept. makster, December
5, at sev ,6, and 29, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury.
Atter s, Messrs. Plummer and Co. Canterbury; or Messrs.
Netbersoles and Co. Essex-street, Strand.
John Nicholson, Rochdale Lancashire, bookseller and stationer,
November 24, 27, and Rochdale,
sit, at eleven, at the Once of
Mr. Norris, Halifax. Attornies, Mr. James Williamsoa, Gray's
Inn-square; or Mr. Norris, Halifax.
John MAS wards, Halifax, dealer and charnan November 24, 27,
and Dec. 119, at eleven, at the Office of lir. Norris Halifax.
Attornies, Mr. Williani i
son, Gray's Inn-square ; or Mr. Norris,
HalifaX.

Benjamin Bonn and William Allen, Wanner. gag-dressers, Nov.
23, 24, and December 26, at twelve, at the Hop Market Inn,
Worcester. Attornles, Mean. Hilliard and Co. Gray's Ina-
nimate; or Mr. Stephen Godson, Worcester.
Jibs Taylor, Gokar, Yr/dislike, clot Lier. December 15, at six, 14,
et tea, and 29. at .one at the King's Ha lan, Huddenileld.
Atoned* Me & Bettye and Co. Chancery-lane ;or Mr. Sykes,
Hudders&TC
Thomas Shelley, Lewes, Sasses, machmaker, December 5,6, and
29, at ten, at the Star Inn, &sum Attornies, Mr. Edward
Venal, Lewes • or Messrs. Palmer and Co. Bedford.row.
Edward Allison and Thomas Allison, Leeds, mercers, December
1,2, and MI, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies,
Mr. F. It. Atkinson: Manchester ; or Mr. Makinson, Middle
Temple.
John &are Westminster, pneral-merchant, November 21, 26,
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and December SP. et ileien, at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts, Basks‘laSeereet. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Red Lion-
ovum
Daniel De Pass, IfJpg's Lynn. Norfolk, draper, November 29, 29,
and December 29, at twelve, at the Swan Inn,"Norwich. Attar.
nisi, Sir. F. W. &nark, Vendambadidings, Gray's Inn; or Ur.
Barnard, Norwich.
Henry Nicholson. Chhwell-street, bill-broker and shopkeeper,
November 24, December 9, at nine, and 99, at ten, at the Couru
of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney,
Mr. Br Ink Shoreditch.
Henry Orum, Sutton, Surrey, Umeburner, Nov. 21, at ten, Dec.
1, and 119, at twelve, at the Court of dominissioners of Bank-
rupu, Rubighall-street. Attorney, Mr. Lane, Maraliall-street,
Gokien.square.
Thomas Grath*, Boltos-en-le.Moon, Lancashire. banker, Drs.
2, at four, 4, and 29, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester.
cocain, Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe, Temple ; or Messrs.
chat and Wagstaff, Warrington.
Thomas Mitchell, Leicester, woelstapler, December 12,13, snit
99, as tee, at the Rutland Arms lon, Leicester. Anoraks,
Messrs. Lawton and Son, Leicester ; or Mr. Samuel Taylor,
John-street, Bedford-cow.
Thomas Creswell, Cross-lane, fish factor, November 2.4, at eleveski
December 11, and £9, at ten, at the Court of Cesimaleiesere
Bankrupts, Basiughall-street. Attorney, Mr. Lang, riadwrik
ltfett.

Moms Itapball, Hermes-street, Pentonville, merchant, November
stir ittl, and December Si, at eleven, at the Court of Commis-
sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-suvet. Attorney, Mr. C.
Wright, Little Alle-street, Goodman's Fields.
Benjamin Alen, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-gelds, coach
plater, November 4, and December 1, and 29, at eleven, at the
Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinshall-street. At-
torney, Mr. C. Clarke, Gray's Inn-square.
Patrick Kelly, Finsbury-oquare, bookseller, November 21,28, and
December 29, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr. Mansell, Cloak-lane.
Charles Mann, Nine Bins Public-house, Battersea, victualler,
November 91, 28, and December 29, at eleven, at the Court of
Commissioners of Bankrupts, 13asinghali-street. Attornies,
Messrs. Vanden:ow and Cotnyn, Bosh-lane, Cannon-street.
John Widdrington Whintield and Henry Whitilield, Mill Wall,
Poplar, engineer; November 24, December 1, and 29, at eleven,
at the Conic of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Baal:WWl-street.
Attorney, Mr. Charles Woodward, New Broad-street.
John Brown and John Anderson Brown, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
house-carpenters, December 11, 12, and 29, at eleven, at the
George Inn, Newcamtio-npea-Tyne. Attornies, Messrs. Brooks-
bank and Co. Gray's Inwsquare ; or Mr. J. Brew% Newcastle.
Eli Mitchell and Jeremiah Mitchell, High-street, Borough,woollen-
drapers, November 24, December 1, and 29, at eleven, at the
Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghalt-street. At.
Basingball-street.

twiny, Mr. Henry Edwards,
Anthony Pope, Chapel-street, Stockwell, victualler, November 21,
at aim 28, at twelve, and December 29, at one, at the Court of
Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingliall-street. Attorney, Mr.
Glynn, Burr.street, East Smithfield.
George Grafts, Wycombe Marsh, Buckinghamshire, paper-maker,
November 21, 28, and December 29. at one, at the Court of
Conunissieners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney,
Brorgk, Shoreditcb.

DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.
John Cooper,- Leeds, woolstapler, is in insolvent circumstances,
and unable to meet his engagements with his creditors.—Filed
November 13.
Richard Daily, late of Chichester, Susses, ironmonger, is in insolvent
circumstances, and unable to meet his engagements with his
creditors.—Filed November 15.
Solomon. Marks, Cardiff, Glamorganshlre, jeweller, is in insolvent
circumstances, and unable to meet his engagements with his
creditors.—Filed November 14.
Edward Forbes Orson, Sunbury, patent-screw-manufacturer, is in
insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his engagements

with his creditors.—Filed November 17.
William Lock, Edward-street, Dorset-square, balder, is In
sotvent circumstances, and unable to meet his engagements
with his creditors.d—Filed November 17.
DIVIDENDS to be made in BASING HALL-STREET.
Dec. 8, JOha Edward Joboson, Hyde-street, Bloomsbury,
'stratum al ten. Dec. 8, George Penny and Hobert Thompson,
Mincing-lane, brokers, at eleven. Dec. 15, Edward Lodge Ogle,
Cletueues.lane, brick maker, at eleven. Dec. 0, Thomas Wilkie,
Paternoster Row. and of Chuterhouse.squure, bookseller, at

twelve. .fmg7lll,evvese last Pule Farm, in the
part* et Edisourat, formor, at ate. Dec. 15. Juba ilowbothaan,
Leaviane, aersimatiorf, skinner, fustier, at AIM. Dec. 12, James
-*Aim and John iteada, Scretotli Lot, .woobtapkcs and fe4l-

moron, at twelve. Dee. It, William Bayley, Macclelield, IMF ,
&reinter, at twelve. Dec.. 8, William Reynolds, Sbad thaqww,
rope maker, at eleven. Dee. 8, James Pavel, Staines, draper, at
eleven. Dee. 18, Edward George Triqutt, Birchln-lants, printer,
at eleven. Dec. 8, Archibald Rankin, late of Bed Lion Place,
Cock4ane, Glinpur-street china painter, at ten. Dec. 8, Williams
Bishop, the younger, Canolen-place, Camden Town, Ammonite,
at one. Dec. 8, Robert Jennings, Poultry, bookseller, at ten.
Dec. 8, Adam Clark, Jernayn-street, Haymarket, carpenter, at ten.
Nov. 24, Jahn Cooke, Wood-street, Cheapslde, hosier, at 'lore&
Dee. 8, Ewbank Leek, Queen-street, Worshlp-street, coal mer-
chant, at eleven. Nov. St, Samuel Humphreys, late of Charlotte.
street 'Portland-place, merchant, at ten. Dec. 15, Thos. Power,
and F.dward• Silk Foster, Yidding, Kent, maltsters, at eleven.
Dec. 8, James Rkad, Regent-street, linen draper, at one. Dec. 8,
Jesse Lane. Strand, cheesentonger, at two. Dec. 8, Thomas Page,
Holton Town, grocer, at eleven. Dec. 8, Samuel Wilkins, Rol.
born Hill, stationer, at eleven. Dec. 12, Thomn Witt' and James'litgleby Moss, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire,: mercers, at eleven.

DIVIDRNDS to bu made in the COUNTRY.

Dee. 12, John Boultbee, late of Wisbech Saint Peters,in the isle
of Ely, Cambrldgshire, merchant, at two, at the Rose and Crown
Tan, Wishes-1s St. Peters. Dec. 9, Edward Melling and Thomas
Hall Higginson, Liverpool, merchants, at two, at the Office of Mr.
Peter Woods, situate in Lord-street, Liverpool. Dec. 12, Robert
Thompson and Hindmarsh Thompson, NeweAstle-opon-Tyne,'
timber Merchants, woollen drapers; at the George Inn, Nrsteastle-•
upon-Tyne. Dec. 12, Joseph' Hatiwen, Liverpool, baskee, at one,
at the George TON Dale.street, Liverpool. 'Der. 8, John Owen,
WWI, Lancashire, dyer, at ten, at tbe Royal Hotel; Mosley-,
street, Manchester. Feb. 14, John Wallveork, Manehettei; vie-
tualler, panes card maker, at eleven, at White's Hotel, King-street,'
Manchester. Dec. 14, Thomas Gibbons, the youngei, now or
late of Wells next the Sea, Norfolk, merchant, at eleven., at the,
Red Loo, Fakenham. Dec. 8, William Luke, lAverpoel, mer-
chant, at eleven, at the Glace of Mr. William iliode, Solicitor,
Marshall-street,' Liverpool. • Dec. 13, John Windsor, Michael
Hyde, and James Windsor, Oxford road, within Manchester,
machine makers, at :en, at White's Hotel, King-street, Manchester.
Dec. is, George Lets, liebdembridge, Yorkshire, cotteni
facturer, at two, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Dec. 114
Samuel Thorpe and Robert Marshall, Nottingham, Wharfingers, se
eleven, at the Panels Bowl Inn, Nottingham.

CERTIFICATES.—Dar. S.
Jonas Braddock and James Jackson, Macclesfield, Cheshire,
silk manufacturers. Robert Jones, Cateaton.strett, warehouseman.
John Clarke, late of Leeds, cabinet maker. John Arty', Livet-
puol, soap boiler. Jeremiah Bridgman, Spicer-street, Bethnal:
green, wholesale tallow chandler. Joseph Pippett, Sbepton Mallet;
Somersetskire, clothier. John Dawkins, Southampton, tailor.
William Jeffcoat, Kenilworth, Warwkkshire, corn factor. Wm.
Bardon, York, draper. •

• PARTNRRSUIPS DISSOLVED.
John Woolrich and John Cowell, Ashred-place, Bltnringierne
druggists. Nicholas Idaughao, and Nicholas Manahan. jam Upper
Thames-street, wine and brandy merchants. John Spitler and
Robert Spillcr, Harcourt-strea, Bryanstone.square, Mary-la-bonne,
slaters. William Kitson and Thomas Kitson, Hampromstreet
Walworth, stone masons. George Jackson and Thomas Hike,
Bowbridge, Stroud, Gleucestershire, mustard manufacturers and
retail brewers. Joseph Edgcomb and Thomas Smith, Newgate.
street, fringe manufacturers. Samuel Foster, Joseph Baker, jun.
and John Baker, Derby, toistaet-machine-makers. -Frederick
Barrington and aniuel Harrison, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square.
Americus Hitchcock and William Alsop, Meok Brace, Shropshire,
manufacturers of bricks, &c. Samuel M'Culloch, Leeds, and John
liPCkinrock, Pontefract,' Yorkshire, tea dealers. George Asquith,
John Wood, Thomas Nicholson, Samueli Wood, and Thos. Shenton,
Whittirsidl Illeate, Yorkshire. earthenware manufacturers (se fay
as regards Sanassi Wood and Thomas Shearon). John Alinway,
Ci enshopay dealer and measurer, and Benjamin Fryer,
H Bristol, base burner and glue manufacturer.
Juan e, William Power, and Richard James White Power,
Havant, Southampton, frames:errs. Geo. Daniel and Humphrey
' Humphries Manchester. • Edward Twigg and Joshua Wormald,
Int-mills. Dewsbury, Yorkshire, carding, scribbling and fulling-
millers. James Dawson and arles Comber, Duke-street, Old
Artillery-ground, silk manufacturerA. Oswald Leicester, and
Joshua Oglethorpe, Liverpool, wine merchants. William Airton,
John Borstal!, and Samuel Mann Conoco, Bradford, Yorkshire,
wine and spirit merchants (so far as regards John Horsfall). Jahn
Levy, Charles Trimmer, and Henry Trimmer. Akon, Hampshire,
bankers. William Flint and John Fowler Richardson, High-street
Birmingham, dealers in worsted and cotton. Fanny Chandler and
Thomas Deane, Canterbury, butchers. Frederick Season and
William Osborn, 56, Lombard-street, and a, Piccadilly, dealers In
tobacco, /a. John Newton and Benj. Brothers, New Radford,
Nottiogbasnshire, lace manufacturers. Kdw. Roscoe and C. Logan,
Torteth Park. and of Liverpool, iron manufacturers. Thomas
Swanwich and Cho. Barber, Wilmslow Cheshire, silk throwsters
and manufacturers. Wm. Evans, Jon. Lockwood, Geo. Harrison,
Mark Oates, Joseph Carlisle, John Wood, Joseph HaUatt. George
Wragg and George Stevens, Sheffield, ruble knife cutlers. Thomas
Ward and Daniel Ward, Macclesfield, milkmen and manufacturers.
William Surplice and John bluzlow, of Beaton, Nottinghamshire
builders. Thomas Webb and William Chapman, Newport, Mon:
mouthaldre, coal merchants. Jane Wood and Lucy Wood, Hastings,
Sussex, boarding house keepers. William Monkman and Henry
Freeman, York, hatters. Thomas Matthews and Thomas kfarti-
son, Norwich, bombazine dressers. Thomas Borradaile and John
Cape, Cateaten-street, Blackwell Hall-factors. John Gardner and
John Langworthy, Hereford, grocers. Henry Vizird and William
Cox Buchanan, Darsley, Gloucestershire, atttornfes. John Defer-
ral, John Deighton, jun. and Jos. Jonathan Deightaa, Cambridge,
booksellers and stationers (so far as concerns John Defghtoa). Wm.
Power, Richard James White Power, and John Power, Mayan,
common brewers.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
01191C1 OF oRDWAIICI4 NOV. 16, 1826.
Corps of Royal Engineer-.4lrst Lieutenant George Vaughan
• 'Haling to be Second Captain, vice Elliot, placed on half pay ;
Second Lieutenant St. Aubyn Molesworth to be First Lieute-
nant, vice Tiding.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Second Captain Thomas Gordon
Ruins, from half pay, to be Second Captain, vice Maunsell,
retired on half pay.
C.ommhdon in the Royal Cornwall Militia, signed by the Lord
lieutenant of the County of Cornwall.
Nicholas Kendall, Esq. to be Captain, vice the Hon. George Ildg-
cumbe, promoted.
General Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn, width
governs Importation, made up to the 10th of November.
Wheat I I 565. • ed. Oats 295. sd. Beans sts. id.
Barley 595. sd. Rye 425. 2d. Peas 555.

The Avenge Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the Returns made in the Week ending the 15th day of
Not. 1826, is 30s. 100. per cwt. exclusive of the duties of Cue.
loans paid or payable thereon on•the Importation thereof.
Mons. Demoiire was known all over Europe for his
calculations; his depth of thinking as a philosopher,
and his judgment as a mathematician, cannot be gnat-
tioned. He, nevertheless, had an utter aversion io
society, particularly at table; end, in order to avoid
company in this respect, he dined for many years, to
the time of his death, at Pons's Coffee House, Castle.
street,

Is. by himself, and [mid 5 for his

eating only, though he had but one dish.
The salutary and unrivalled effects t f. ROWLARD.9II
KALYDON, with respect to one of its Multifarious eminent pro.
pertly', is daily evidenced. A Lady of high respectability. during
the period of suckling, received the most soothing. relief from the
use of that invaluable article, which; possessing 13aisainic and Vu-
4rifying Qualitiei; is prnyodnently succesdulist prkstving t Skin
ire= die Heat of Summer or Winter piasts, and for effeetnelly
I=TZand resisting, with a rapid energy truly astonishing, all
which disorganise the Beauty of MO CouninianCe I add
intreasing the. Fairness and Transparency of the Fthint exceeds
, all competition. To. Gentlemen. ROWLAND'S 'RAILS DOD is AD In-
fall spedfic in allaying the thiartini itiitability of the *ace, and
will rriclei Shaving, hetetofory painitil, now a iiistasurable °petu-
nia. To prevent imposition, ark for Rows.*an s &simian, as its
high popularity has occasioned linitation; • ' •

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FRENVAPERS.

HOW TAS STOILS.
The Marquis de la Maisonfort, Minister Plenipoten-
Ajar/ at 'Florence, when proceeding from Paris to That
vim experienced an attack of apoplexy at Villeneuve le
atoll at the moment that he was going into his coach.
The messenger who brought this melancholy iatelli-
ize yesterday evening to his son, states, that at his'
rture, the Marquis had been insensible for two
boors, but that hopes of saving his life were nevertheless
'entertained.
The approaching opening of the English Parliament
Ugh: to exert its influence upon the number of travel-
lers returning to England, whichis becoming more con-
• siderable than that of persons passing from Oreat
Britain to the Continent. From the 4th to the nth of
she present month, fourteen packet-boats entered Calais,
with 816 passengers, and 14 left it with 485 passengers.
FROM THE JOURNAL DRS DEBAT&
WARSAW, Oct. 26.
Besides the division of infantry, and the 20,000 Cos-
sacks, who, at the first news of the invasion of the Per-
sians, were ordered to proceed to the frontiers, other
corps belonging to the Ist army, under Count Von
'Sicken, are on the march towards the theatre of war.
Russia seemsto intend to assemble a mass of tioops,,
sufficiently great to end, in the shortest time possible, a
war to which it has been compelled in so unjust a man-
ner. Yet itmay be doubted whether one campaign will
suffice, because the season is too far advanced for the
army to make any progressin that inhospitable country.
It is feared, not without reason, that the Russians will
find it less difficuh to combat the enemy, than to pro.
cure subsistence, especially as the natives, who are
'chiefly Mahometans, and barbarian tribes, appear not
40 be very favourably disposed towards their masters.

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