Star.
London, England, 1829-08-19 00:00:00

TO SURGEONS.

rro BE DISPOSED OF, a respectable Country
JL Practice in a large Village in the comity of Cambridge,
established fur more than fifteen years. The neighbourhood is
populous.

For farther particulars apply, if by letter post-paid, to Mr.
William Claxton, Attorney, High-street, Ely.

ESTATE AND HOUSE-AGENCY OFFICE,
NO 93, BISHOPS G ATE - STREET - WITHIN.
ENRY L COOPER, in submitting to his Friends
.ff..AL the publication of hie Register for the present Month, is
happy in being able to state that, after having already disposed of
a much greater number of Properties than on any former seasoa,
and from the patronage his Agency Establishment has founetrith
the Public, he has still the oppononity of laying before them a
List of Houses and Estates, which few Competitors can exceed,
either in value, importance, or variety, and in situations which
comprise most of the counties in England, thereby renderiog it
almost impossible but that parties, either as buyers or sellers, at
the reiraonabk value of the day, may both be accommodated. AU
engagement of upwards of forty years in the Upholstery Depart-
ment, en the same spot, will, it is presumed, be a sub:km pa.
ranter for his integrity end responsibility; and when the locality,
as to situation, is considered, befog in the immediate vicinity Of
the Bank of England, Garraway's, and the Auction' Mart (the
resort of the mooted and landed interest of the country), presents •
facilities peculiar to this Establishment for effecting immediate and
advantageous sales, at the fair marketable value of the day, of what-
ever interests may be committed to his care.

N.B. Noblemen or Gentlemen desirous of taking a professional
opinion will be waited on at their residences or Estates.

93. Bishoposate-stleet Within.

CHARLES WRIGHT, Wine-merchant to the Royal
Family, King's Theatre, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket,
London, has new an Sale, warranted, the finest Genuine WINES
and SPIRITS, at prices cheaper than any other house in England.
en aozex.
a. d.
PORT, from the wood.. 13 6
Ditto', superior quality... 26 0
Old crusted, vintage 1321 Eli 6
Choice (full of flavour and
body) from Reteiro) .. 42 0
Ike's Wing (Roris) cu-
rious
SHERRY, very good
Ditto, superior quality
Ditto, pale Amontillado 36 0
Ditto (Carvalbo)
The celebrated C. Z 4B 0
11A D RI R A, high flavour-
ed West India 3O 0
Ditto, rich
Ditto, Rost India
Vidolia and Tenerife 23 6
Lisbon (first marks) . 26 0
Mountain, curious old
%cella., soiree and old

Pill 1101111)1.
d.
CAPE MADEIRA. for
price and (petit), un-
equalled in England l4 6
Ditto
The finest importation
CHAMPAGNE—D'Ai,
d'Avise. et de Piery,
Mousseauz, et non ,
Alousseaus, Rouge et
Blanc 63, 7s, and $4 0
Claret, &. Julien
Chateau Margeaus. et la
Fitts, first growth
Barns, Sauterne, et Grave
36 to 830
Every description of Wine*.
Spirits. Porter, Ale, and
Cyder, &c. &c. in proportion.
Brandies (third, Hetinesie,)
Runt and Whiskies.

Old bottled &out, Ale, Cyder, &c. from 7s. 6d. per dozen.
Florence Oil in cues—,',u Auks at llid. per Mak.
Seven dozen of Port, Sherry, or Madeira, Vs. 6d. per dozen,
well puked in a good wine hogshead, At for any use, including
bottle., and• for 101. Quarter casks of Port and Sherry (V imperial
gallons) permitted from the Docks to the purchaser direct, cask
inclusive, 151. 15s.—Cape Madeira, 24 gallons imperial measure,
all included, W. Butte, pipes, hogsheads, cheaper than the above
prices.

NAB. No orders will be attended to unless accompanied with a
remittance, and postage paid.

SIR HUMPHREY DAVY, BAIT.
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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Ava. 18.

At the Court at Windsor, the 17th day of August. 1029, present,
the King's Most Excellent Majesty in CouneiL
It is this day ordered by his Majesty in Council, that the Par-
liament be prorogued, from Thursday the twentieth day of this
instant August, to Thursday the fifteenth day of October next.

WAR-OFFICE, Maur 17.

The half-pay of the under-mentie;ed Olken has bees can-
celled frem the 18th instant, inclusive, upon their receiving a com-
muted allowance for their Commissions :
Ensign Edward Jenkins, half-pay 77th Foot ; Lieutenant Feder-
man Hanley, half-pay 87th Foot; Lieutenant William Oliver
Sandwich, half-pay 87th Foot; Cornet Charles Tuhon Backe.
half-pay loth Light Dragoons • Lieutenant Samuel Paul Bag-
bolt, half-pay 80th Foot; Lieutenant John Wilma Fitspatriek,
halt-pay unattached; Lieutenant William Richards Derby/.
halt-pay York Light Infantry Volenteeta; I.Motenant John
Gibe= Jones. half-pay Ist Garda* Battalion; itsdP Peter
Lawless. half-pay Nth Foot; Emig; George Wyse, half pay Bth
WM.
Mr. Henry Simplon Elmslie, late Assistant-Surgeon of the Ist
or Grenadier Foot Gu rda. instead a Wag placed upon half-pay.
is to receive a commuted allowance.

Cosnmiasion in the Royal Western Regiment of Middlesex Militia.
Henry WUllam Marriott. sp. to be Ceptaln.
DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY.
William Payne Barnard, Albion-place, WaWorth, victualler.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSRDED.
Thomas Hind, Queen-street, victualler.

BANKRUPTS.
James Wefts, Whitechapel.road, baker. to surrender Aug. 21. 25,
at sun, and Sept 29, at eleven. at the Court of Conunisseoners.
Attorney, Mr. Teague, Cannon.street.
William Gardner and Elizabeth Coombe. Meemporl, milliners,
Aug. 21. at twelve, Sept. 4. at eleven. and 119, at ten, at the
Court of Cosamissawiers. Attorney, Mr. Jones. Site lane.
Caractacus Daubigney &ikon, Satiation. Nottingham, scrivener,
Aug. 25' at twelve, Sept. $, at eleven, and 29, at ten, at the
Court of Cominiasimers. Attornies, Mews. lkoalleys, Gray's
Imi•square.
Thomas Weston, Reading, Berkshire, Uu:en-draper, Aug. 25, at
ten, Sept. 4, and 29, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners.

Atiorn-ey, Mr. D. Jones, Sise-lane, Bucklersbury.
Robert Prins Snell, Essez.street, Whitechapel, potato merchant,
Aug. 25. et twelve. Sept. 8, at eleven, and 29, at ten, at the
Court of Comm:Worms. Attorney. Mr. Weymouth, Gray's
lon-square.
Samuel Fryzer, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, brick-ntaker. Sept.
7, at six., 8, at ten, and 29, at three, at the ce of Messrs. Win-
terbotham and Weadon, Tewkesbury. Attornies, Messrs. Win-
terbothant and Vi'eados., Tewkesbury ; or Mr. W. C. Bonifield,
Chatham-place.
John Willis, Liverpool, broker, Aug. 28, 29, and Sept. 29. at
eleven, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs.
Watson and Byrom. Liverpool ; or Mews. Adlingtoo and Co.
Bedford-row.
William Hall, Manchester. porter dealer, Aug. 29, at two, 31,
and_Sept. 29, at nine, at the YOrk Hotel, Manchester. Attar-
tugs, Mr. J. Morrie, Manchester ; or Mears. AdUngton and Co.
ikdford.row.
William Atkinson, Cleckheaton, Birstall, Yorkshire, woolstapler,
Aug. 29. at four, at the Man and Saddle Inn, Dewsbury, 31.
sod Sept. 29, at eleven, at the Sessions House, Wakefield. At-
tondo, Messrs. Bettye and Ce. Chancery-lane ; or Messrs. Ar-
cher and °naves, ()seem
John .alarbrook Beak* Margate. Lk of Thaset, Kent, builder,
Aug. SO, at ave. 24, and Sept. 29, at eleven, at the York Hotel,
Margate. Anoraks, Messrs. Hall and Bishop, Sedates Inn,
Fleet-street; or Mr. Wright, Margate.
Thomas Wilson, Cambridge, jeweller, Aug. 27,28, and September
29, at eleven, at the Red .Lion Inn. Cambridge. Anoraks.
Mr. Harris, Cambridge : or Mr. Coe, Pancras-lane, Bucklers.
bury.
Rithard Leigh, Manchester, cotton.spinner, August 29, at two,
'September 1, and 29, at ten, at the York Hotel, Manchester.
MlOnliel, Mr. J. Tyler, Pump-court, Temple; or Mr. J.
Hunt, Stockport.
William Anderson, John Anderson, and William Tait, Leeds,
Yorkshire, linen-drapers, August 23.26, at eleven, and Septem.
ber 29, at twelve, at the Court House, Leeds. Attornies, Mr,
J.. 0. Jones, John-street, Bedford-row; or Mr. S. Hick, Leeds.
William Waite, Brantley, Leed, Yorkshire, cloth.manufacturer,
Aug 23,24, at eleven, and Sept. 29, at twelve, at the Court
House. Lands. Anomie', Messrs. Few and Ashmore. Covent-
garden ; or Mr. S. I. Booth, i eeds.
William Welker. Manchester. money scrivener, Aug. 28, 29, and
=Sept. 99, at eleven, at the York Hotel,•Maochester. Anoraks,
.Mes.rs. Appleby and Ournock, Raymond-buildings, Gray 'a Inn ;
orMr., A. Oliver, Kinpstrert, Manchester.

Henry Earlam, Wilm.low, Cheshire, linen-draper, Aug. 28, 29,
and Sept. 29, at ten, at the York Hotel, Manchester. Anomie.,
Nies.rs. Milne and Parry, Temple ; or Messrs. Walker and Jesse
•Manchester.
Thomas Rawlings, Cheltenham, broker, Sept. 15, 16, and 29, at
nine. at the Royal Hotel. Cheltenham. Attornies, Mr. Or. It.
King, Sergeant's Inn, Fleet-street ; or bleurs. Prince and Kell,
Cheltenham.
John Marshall,Watling-street, silk.manufseturer, Aug. 28, 29. and
Sept. 29, at nine, at the York Hotel, bi a ncb s ter. Anomie',
Mew.. Hadfield and Grave, Fountain-street, Manchester ; or
Messrs. thud and Johnson,
George Lunniss, Bath, baker, Aug. 10,11, and Sept. 29, et eleven,
at she Caine and Ball Inn. Bath. Attornies, Meson. Maklnson
and Sanders, Middle Temple ; or Mr. C. Hollings, New Bond-
street. Bath.
DIVIDENDS.

Sept. 17. 3. Pearson, Manchester, Sour-dealer, at nine, at the
Star Inn, Manchester Sept. 8. J. S. Clarke, Austin-friars,
printer, at two, at the Court of Commissioners Oct. 27. J.
Adams. Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, grocer, at twelve, at the One
Bell Inn, Bury St. Edmund's—Aug. 25. R. Rainey, Sise-Lane,
merchant, at one, at• the Court of Commissloners..-Sept. 14. 8.
Shelley, Oulton, Stone, Staffordshire, Sim grinder, at two, at the
Crown Inn, Stone.

CERTIFICATES, SM. 8.
•
E. Archer, Wood-street. Cheapside, warehouseman— T. It.
Trapp', Church-court, Clement's-lane, Lombard. Street, drysalter
—S. Kmudier, Albemarle street, Piccadilly. hotel kteper—D.
'imothy, Leicester-square, boiler—C. Claphant,Wakefield, York-
shire. wine merchant—J. Tordoff, Bradford. Yorkshire, grocer—
W. Norton, Uxbridge Middlesex, dealer— J. Martin, Preston,
• Lancashire. corn merchant—B. Pringle.• North Shields Northern-
. bodged. wieonwtdsant—W. Ivey, Sheffield, Yorkshire, meal sel-
- Memo, Great ilnasellotreet, Illirom.buty. bookseller—R.
WalkereNaochester, woollen shawl manufacturer—J. Jones, jun.
Tottenbins.court-road, bat manufacturer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
G. Lockwood and W. H. Benton, Maochester, tenors— M.
Collard and M. Hubbard, Regent-street. milliners—j. George and
W. George, Teleran, Devonshire, yeomen—J. Cooper and J.
Gibson, Manchester, manufacturers—H. Priestley and E. Wood-.
. house, Haddonfield. Yorkshire, confectleeen—M. Shaw and Co.;
Utintal Mill, Glossop, Derbyshire. cotton spinners—J. Turner and
S. H. Bayley, Manchester, corn commission agents—At. Perks,
sen. and R. Perks, jam, Moocktoo-Combo,Sontersetsbire,cominonl
browersß. Dunn and J. Itamshaw, Barnard Castle. Durham
carpet mafinfacturero-..W.. Tickle and Co. Bolton.le- Moors, Lan
gastrin, tallow chandlers-4: Sealby and A. Sealby. Keswick,
-Crosthwaite, Cumberland, ironmongers— G. liemniond and R.i
! !lesson,' Leeds,' Yorkshire, Bar spinuer aa- W. Stannard and 111
' James, 'Hammersmith. wins inerchants—W. Sewell and B. Auk;
"Commerce-place, North Brixton, Surrey; linen draprra—T. Chal
r ahil•Co. Chelmsford, sectioneen—J. F. lladox and.W. It. Sydney
' AMtin•friers, solicitors.E.:Har wood and-Co:-Hill, Glue
• cement:ire, tanners.

-SCOTc SEQU EST RATION&
' Sands, J. Ginapr,atritllluiliitell, architect. •
"Duncan, A:;Oarsteeidi, rrood•tngrgbter.
"Wardrop, tineflarek;',l: Italigine,•cleth-mansfacturei

CHARLES X.

Never was a Ministry so attacked as that of the Prince
de Polignac ; all the Paris Papers, with the exception of
two or three, are against it, and the Provincial Papers
are in a vast majority. The attacks are of every variety,
and some of them are of great ability as well as acrimony.
The following appears in the Constitutionnel of Friday,
after some preliminary reflections of excessive severity on
the Ministers personally :
" As to the King, of whom we are going to relates saying full
of sense sad dignity, he gives us in this very saying a guarantee
which Prance will gladly Invoke. It was in 1795, at the Isle Dieu,
that Charles the Tenth, then styled Adoesinr, and Count d'Artola,
surrounded by the insurgents of the West, asked one of their
Odds What is to be done in this labyrinth of things?' ' Tors
should put yourself at our bead,' the other dared to reply. No,'
retorted the Prince ; ' no, I will sot be a Chosen' (./e ne ma pa
Cheumuur).
What tact, what firmness, did not such a determination ma-
nifeit, at arch a time, and In such a place! What a deep feekeg
of whit the heir to the Throne owed to himself ! Now that the
Crown has fallen to him, there is so ' labyrinth of things' which
calls on hips to put himself at the head of enterprises, to be con-
ducted in the spirit and by men of chouannism. The nation feels
the same repugnance ; the Prince, who doubted it in 1795, is quite
sure of it in 1829.

" France will love to repeat this saying of happy augury Lt
M. de PoUgnae call her to his support to bring some English ma-
chine into play against our inclependeuee; France will reply, ' She
will not be a Chouan.'

" Let M. de la Bourdonnaye. who carried with bim to the Tri-
bune the eloquence and manners of theVendeans.plundec the trea-
sury of his department for the benefit of his faction ' • those who are
under him will withdraw, saying. ' We will not be Chunata..'
" Let M. de Bournsont call on the French soldiery to sail under
the fig of Albion to the service of Sultan Mabmoud—to desert
the cause of the Greeks for that of the Turks, and to treat the
former as be formerly treated the citizens of Mots • his own Staff
would declare. amidst cries of Long Live the Sins, that ' they
would not be Chouans.'

And now, in concluding, let as address ourselves to him from
whom we borrow this burthen of a song so thoroughly French, in
order that we may yet bear words worthy of him, since they are
the words of a King; we mesa what was said by his Illustrious
Ancestor. Louis XIV. who certainly well understood the Royal
dignity, the interests of the Throne, and the nature of Monarchi-
cal Government When one is despised, one mast repair the
fault as quick as possible, and let no consideration binder us from
doing so.' In this case the disgrace attaches to the Court. and the
fault comes from abroad. It is from the King that we shall have
reparation ; and France, in blessing him for it, will resay, for the
last time, at the sight of MM. Polignac, La Bourdonnaye, and
Bourmont, returning Wow., and without portfolios, into their own
La Vendee, ' No ! the Prince will not be a Chouan.'•"