Star.
London, England, 1818-09-16 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

Tfils Gazette notifies that his Royal Ilighoess the Prioce Re-
gent la. Council was pleyoed to order, that the Parliament,
which stood prorogued to Friday, the 2d day of October next,
should be furtber prorogue if to Thursday, the 12th day of No-
vember followilat aad ?lit! l. cppvAcitions of Canterbury
and York, which stood prtslllllll4 to Saturday the •3d day de
October, should be further ?primped to Friday, %e 13th day
of November following.

ISANIi,RUPTCY ENLARGED.
&Pt. SR. W4lstalla 44444 .pr. hilopeY•leßC 4farkets batObArs!t
ten, at Gtindhall.
BANKRUPTS.
Robert William Rtunford; lite Of Bartholomew-lane, Royal TA-
change, stoik-broker, dealer and chapman, to surrender Sege.
25, at three, Sept 26, and October
.27, at eleven, at Guildbeß.
Attorney, Mr. Thomas Leigh, 130, Wood-street, Cheapside.
George Robeft Ball, of Exeter, perfumer, dealer and chapman,,
October 7,5, and 27, at Qleven, at Clench's New London Int,
Kamer. Attornies, Mr. Robert Brutton, .53, Broad-street,
London ; or Mr. Charles Banton, Castle-street, Exeter.
Cherles Norton, sf Birmingham, builder, dealer and chapinash
Septeniber IV, 30. and Octobet 27;" it reveler, at the Royal
Hotel, Birmingham. Ant:irides, Messrs. Whateley and Son,
. Birmingham; ee fdeurs. Swain and Co. Frederick's Place,
did Jewry.
Williain Roach, pf Clifton. Bristol, victualler, Sept. 16, 29, add
October 27, at ele;ten, it the Rummer Tavern, liristoL—At-
Mimics; Messrs. Viiard add Blower, 44, f.incole's-trin Preldk
London; or Mr. Cox, tUgb..treet, Bristol.
Selick Simons, of Ildpert6p, Wilts, bawler, dealer and chapman,
September 19, 26, and October 27, at-eleven, at the Elephant
and Castle Inn, Bath. 'Attorney, Mr:Bennet, Doctors' Com-
mons, London. '
John Damm, late of Warnford-court, London, merchant, Sept.
22, 29, and Octouer 27, at ten, At Guildh-.11. Attorney, Mr.
Poole, Ada:n's-court, Old Broad-ureet.
John Moody, Late of Yorkilldwa, Paddington-street, St. Mary-
la-bonne, (now a prisoner' in the King's Bench) livery-itable-i
keeper, dealer and cbaptnan, Sept: 2S, at' three, Sept. 46, and;
October 27 at eleven, at Gaibilall. Attoruies, Messrs. Jones.
and Blind, Great Mary-13-Bonne-street. •
William Henry Thorne of Struttoa-Ground, Westminster, oil-,
man, dealer and chaprnan, Sept. 422, Octob,,i 10, and 27, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorhey, Mr. Br.-ndon,Cursitor-street.
Josiah Trustrunt, now or Late of King-street, Goswell-street,
builder and carpenter, Sept. 22, Ottober to, and 27, at twelve,
at Guildhall: Aft:nines, Meisrs. Lee and Townshend, Three
Crown4iMare, Southwark.
-Nicholas Wilmington, of-Illgh-street, Southwark, hop-merchant,
;wilt. Wit at three, Sept. 28, and October 27. at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attorney, hie. Whitton, 3, King's Road.
Rich4rti Palward West, of St. Margaret's-hill, Southwark, hop
and seed-merchant, Sept. 22, October 10, and 27, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attnruiei, Mauro. Clutton and Carter, High-
street, Southwark.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDITALI..
Oct. go, A. Illingworth, Ptdlpot-laneZ
twelve. Nov. to, T. Grifrn, PedLu'i-aere,
at twelve.

r, at

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Oct. 13, T. Wallia, jun. South Shields, muter-mariner, u,
elei:en, at the Golden Liun, South Shields. Oct. 8, 11. and 11.
Poulgrain, Foney, shipwrights, at eleven, at the Ship, Fowey.
Oct. 14, D. Sargent, Whittesie;, Isle of lay, money-scrivener,
at eleven, at the Rose and Crown, Wubeach. Oct. 10, A. and
.C. Sheath aad J. Dixon Boston, merchants, et eleven, at the
White Hart, Boston. Oct.
kt. 7, S. White, Liverpool, upholsterer,
at eleven, at the Office of Mt. Win. Thomson, Slater's-court,
Castle-street, tivetpnoL Oct. 80, J. sdtford, Landulph,
Mill, milk:, at eleven, at the Castle, Taunton. Oct. 14, T.
Rechraj,ne, Preston, linep-ciraper; at twelve, at the Mitre,
Preiton. Oct. H. Hooper, Froine elwrod, upholsterer,
at eleven, it tie Bath Arms, Warminster.

CERT IPICA TES--Octosza 6.
. .
J. C. Daycock, Widegrate-street, silk-manufacturer. S. Weis-
min,"(ktety St.' Mary, shopkeeper. T. Lewis, Birmingham,
•htass,founder. J. Rogers, .Cambridge, cooper. J. Bickford,
Landulph, Cornwall, miller.

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
and' E. Byangt, eNryrport-stroet, grocers. Wood and Saye,
Cheltenham, pOrtererehants. Miller and Co. London and
MaricAister. Guth.* arid Ryburn, Grenada. Ileslop, Mead
and Ca Wlslichateh, ironixtor.rars. IVaters, Protheroe, a'nd
Co..l'idenharh, Ste. hatikers. Mania and Co. Stanley MRS,
Gloucestershire- Ca rick and MaClean. Sasblehall-street,
Iltack-
well-1111 factors. Ilopytood and Smith, Latie liridge, Lanca-
shire; sizeri. Binde and TggiestOn, Ijull, mustard-minufact u-
'refs. Godfrey and' Moate; Selby, grixers. Metford and Co.
Bath, orine-rnerc.hants. barber sod Mallet. Dolton, hosiers.
Gwynne and 'Howell, Caipsardten, attomies. Itiykle and Co.
Itolten-le..Moors, roam...manufacturers. ThompArt and. Frost,
:Ur-it/ref,: VIC iibtjhackeitremcut-ruakers., •

London, Sept. 9, 1818. TISK SUOALTEEN'I
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS N F: E A ST-I ND I I:S.
Bosszar, JAN. 2.—Dr. Morgan is appointed Civil Surgeon;
Surgeon Liristie, Aernt for the manufacture of gunpowder ; Sur-
goon Alaxwill, Garrison Sargon ; Assistant-Surgeon
cretary to the :Medical Board, vice Inverarity, Gorn the same pe-
riod ; Assistant Surgeon Kennedy is to succeed Assistant Sur -
geon Ogilvie in the medical charge of the Court of Circlit
j Appeal; Lieutenant Campbell, tie Fort Adjutant and Garrl;nt
I Quarter-Master of Broach, to be Assistant Si:treaty to the Mi-
litary Board, vice Lieutenant ilellasis.
JAI. s.—ln consequence of Lieutenant Billamore, Adjutant
of the Ist battalion 10th Regiment, N. I. being detained oa stag
employ in the Decan, Lieutenant .idamsen of that corps is ap-
pointed to act. as .Idjutant front the ,20th ult. until further otdefs.
The Governor in Council is pleased to' appoint James I)...cnis
De Vim-, Esq. to act as Military Paymaster at the Presidettcy
during the absence of Mn-Spirrow, the appointment to ha-t-
-ercet from the Ist instant.

Announced Jan. C.—St/M.—Lieutenant J. W. M. Faleonar to
I be Fort Adjutant at Tanoah, vice M'llonnell ; date of appoiti
ment from the date GI C. ytain emberkation fur
Europe. • • • • •
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ist‘Battalion 9d P.r.:;imm:t—Lientenant James Laurie to be
Adisitain, vice Thomas; tra:isttrred to she cayalryost soy.
kesueArty 20.—Lieutenant lin woz ker Henry L ()shortie. W
be De,pbty Cominianry qC;;;;u:.., in Gezerat ; Lieutenant Gtr -
noortia• John .1. S. Jervis to 'arl at D.puty Commissary of Stuns
ive Gamer , seta Lieettestint Osbortie eau be varied tram pecau t
dutio. 2

9dt Itegirnent, L—Licutenant Simeon to act as Adj...att
until fittihsr orders.
Corpi of Erigine4s--Acting Enslim Samuel Athill to be En-
sign; vice Ennis, killod ; dged of rank 14th Not% 1817.---;t ap.
pealing front the Register, tumvted to the Ist cf
August last that Lieutenapt.Gencral IVisen:sti died on the ;:h
July last, and Captain Kettle on the 1:4 January, 1e:'; a:al
that scvtral Officers have ;mired from the Honourable Cum-
party's service, the following alterations and promotions are or-
dered in consequence;
Alterations, litfantq—Colonel Swot' Wilson to be Col.r.t I,
and IJeutenant:Culonel G. AL co; to be Lieutenant-Coitutei,
side Wiseman, deceased. •
lionotirab* Company, European Regiment—Captain-Lieu.
tenant Gilchrist to be Captain of a Company, and 'Lieutenant J.
/I•Dosseil to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice temp, retired.
Captain-Lieutenart J. lii‘Donell to I,e Captain of a Company,
and Lieutenant D. Barr to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice cil-
christ. deceased.'

Prornotlons--Captain-Lieutenant D. Barr to be Captain of a
Company, and Lieutenant A. Forbes to'be Captaio.Lieureetnt,
vice Brown promoted.
Fifth Regiment NJ. Alterations—Captain C. Al. Leckey to
be Captain-Lieutenant, and Lieutenant T. Baird to. be Lieute-
nant, vice kettle, deceased.

Major \%m. Gilbert to be Major, Captain C. M. beckey to
be Captain of a Company, Captain-Lieutenant A. 13arintall tb
be Captain-Lieutenant, and Lieutenant J. A. Crosby to be IL u-
tenant, vice Cox, promoted.
Promotions—Captain-Lieutenant li. Barfly:all to be Captalb
of a Company, and Lieutenant A. Hoskins to be Captain-Lieu.
tenant, vice Litchfield, transferred to the Cavalry.
Alterations, Sixth Regiment N. I.—Captain J. W. Graham
to be Captain of 'a Company, and Captain-Lieutenant W. Gil•
elitist to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Hughes retired.
Captain W. Gilchrist to be Captain of a Company, and Cap.
tain.Litutenant T. H. Whitehill to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice
Smith, transferred to the Cavalry.
Promotions--Captain,Lieutenant T. IL Whitehill to be Cap.
taro of a Company, and Lieutenant R. Harrison to be Captain.
Lieutenant, vice Williams, promoted.
Alterations, Tenth Regiment N. I.—Captain T. C. Gravenor
to be Captain of A Company, and Captain-Lieutenant A. J. O.
Brown to ba Captain-Lieutenant, vice Marshall, retired.
Promotions—Captain-Lieutenant A. J. O. Brown to be Cap-
min of a Company, and Lieuttinant J. S. Bamfbril to be Cap.
taro-Lieutenant, vice Deschamps, transferred to the 11th Regt.
MARCH Il.—The Governor in Council confirms the appoint-
ment-hy Brigadier-General Smith, C. B. of Ensign 'Newhoossi,
of his Majesty's 65th Regiment, to act as an estra Aid-ti...-Cantp
on his Personal Staff.

DlAiu:u s.—Mr. David Forbes having produced a certificate
as a Cadvt of Infantry on this establishment, he is accord..
ingly admitted and appointed an acting Ensign from the date of
his arrival until his relative rant is received from the Hon. Court.
Ensign G. J. Paul is appointed I.inguist in the Mahratta len-
guage to the lit Regiment Light Cavalry from the let instant.
The Right lion, the Cover:3or in, Council is pleased to ap-
point Lieutenant Capon, of she let Regiment N. I. to act as
Line Adjutant to the detachment under the command of Livu-
tenant-Colonel Kennedy, so long a; there may be a necesoley for
the detachment moving about the country.
BIADR.iS MA/ 2.
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.The Supreme Court met on Saturday last to paas sentence cn
the prisoners convicted during the Sess:on. Jusgal Till. a Ser.-
, jeant in. his Majesty's 63d Regiment ; Amer laharpky, a private
in his Maje.ty's 86th Regiment ; Wen. Mumay, a prier, in the
Seth Regiment ; and James Bee, were first brought up; each
these unhappy men had been found guilty of wilful' riturde.
The awful sentence of the law was passed upon them in a most
Lfeeling and impressive manner by the Ilottounsble
.the Crtme
Justice; his Lordship also stating to them that the frequent
repetition of the crime of murder by the British soldiery in this
country had satisfied the Court, that tl4 mode of carrying the
sentence into execution had not b.:ea :.trended with the salutaiy
consequence intended by all legal pui.i..ihmeuts, the prevention
of crime; that it was therefore tire intention of the Court so
apply to the Government to assist it in having their sentence
carried into effect at the different stations where tact, murder,
were committed, in order that their compar.le.i, :int.; mkcht
profit)sy the awful example, and that the sci.,ie cl thci:
.rat to
might also be the ',text of their elecutior..