Star.
London, England, 1819-10-06 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

This Gazette announces that the Prince Regent has granted
to Lieutenant-General De Hochepled, of Stotliseidge and his
nephews, permission to assume the title of Baron De HOchepied,
and bear the arms thereunto annexed, conferred on him by the
Intpetor of Germany.
Commission signed by the Lord lieutenant of the County of
Northumberland.
George Thomas Leaton, Req. to be Deputy Lieutenant.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
William Hyde, Howford-builcanp, Fenchurch-.b
chant, from October 2 to 16, at too, at GoildbalL

Therms Harding, jun. Heistoae. Cornwall, grocer, to surren-
der October 115, 26, and November 16, at twelve, at the
Rinnmer Tavern, Bristol. Anomie', Messrs. Price, Wil-.
Hams, and White, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Strickland, Bristol.
James Ganiton, late of Milborne St. Andrew, Dorset, victual,
ler, October 25, at four, 26. and November 14, at eleven,
at the King's Arms, Dorchester. Attornies, Mr. fiend, Doe.
cheater; or Mr. Pearson, Middle Temple,
William Watts, Manchester, calico-printseller, October 22, at
four, 23, and November 16, at nine, at the Sor Inn Deans_
gate, Manchester. Anomie', Mr. Ainsworth, Blackburn;
or Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Medcalf, Chigwery-lane.
Matthew Middlehus st, Wigan, Lancuhire, shopkeeper, Octo-
ber 25, at Svc, 26, at ten, and November 16, at twelve, at
the Buck'-tie-Vine Inn, Wigan. Anomie", • Mr. R. Ellis,
Chancery-lane; or Mr. Morris, Wigan.
George Cumitsg, Roehampton, Surrey, carpenter, October 23,
26, and November 16, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs. Luttly and Son, Copthalecourt.
William Metcalfe, late of Cranbourne-street, Lekester-tields,
linen-draper, October 12, 16, and November 16. at eleven,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jones, Size-lane.
-DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. 1
04.23, F. Thomson, New.court, Bow-lane, warehouseman,
at twelve. Oct. 19, J. Gibson and S. Forster, Wardrobe-place,
Doctors-Commons, 'menses, at twelve. Oct. 50, W. sad J.
Wright. AktertnaninuT, merchants, at twelve. "Oct. 19, J. I
Rose, St. Mkhaer•-alley, Cernhill, provision-merdtant, at tem
Nov. it, J. and C. Bigg. Hatfield, Herta, ecanaombreveetv at
tem ~Nbv, 4, C Loin, Gmford-street, 414-'
chandlei, at eleven. Oct. 30. J. Gunton, Belgrave Cettage,
nail", picture-dealer, at ten. Nov. 16, L. Ingram. Cheep-
side, batter, at twelve. Nov. 4, J. Barker, Stratford, Essex
comiarmarevner. at eleveM Oct. 30, J. Gnat, Colemin-areet,
merchant, et eleven. Nov, 13, E Kendrick. Holborn, pnd
Tyndale, Isidgate, linen-drapers, at twelve. Nov. 1.3, C. 2:
James, Kentish Town, tanner, at twelve, at Guildhall. Noe.
2, D. Beiyn, Winchester-street, merchant, at eleven. Oct. 14,1
& Alodnion, Skinner-street, Fine&ery-market, mbinet-maber,l
at-eleven. Oct. 9, J. How*, Whitten:o,4HW. charcoal-enee-
chant,. at eleven. Oct. 12. G. Evans. 'ed. and jilts. High-street,
Sotithwasii,'hop-merchants at twelve. Nov. 6, J, Ttarsabull,
J. Feeble, R. A. Crawford,' and D Shaw, Itenad-etrett, met.
chants, at twelve. Oct. ea, W. Deb, 11146.0itnist, Ratcliffe,
etatUnalagitaWer, at twelve.
CERT! FICATESoIigki.. 43.
T. Wilson, John-street, Clerliene4ll, bander. J. Stanbury,
Bernsr9le. Dever*, grocer. R. rm. Norwich. silk-moron.
T. Hasuey,"Rirenhigham, merchat. • W. Smith, Bristol, timber-
merchant. E. Dean, Limehouse, biscuit-baker.
R. Kirk, Leicester, liquor-merchant. J. Ooodcn and W. Gray,
Goidsmith-strcet, Wood-street, bosiets. W. Barnes, sen. and
'W. Barnes, jun. Alfreton, Derbyshire, saddlers. W. Hunt,
Portsmouth, Southampton, victualler. J. Reid and J. S. I lellyer,
St. Mary-hill, London, merchants. D. Richards, Mann's-row.
Bow-Common, manufacturing chymist. T. Beardsall and W.
Beardsall, Woek•op, Nottingham,
()close& 26.—i. West, Richmond, Surrey, linen-draper.—
Ii Tophani, South Shields, linen-draper. B. Pearson, llilstaa,
Staffordshire, grocer. J. Alillward, Reddish, Worcestershire.
needle-maker. J. Cohen, Manc,liester, hat-manufacturer. W.
Collier, Witham, Devon, sail-maker. R. Parker, Rilesmere,
Salop, grocer. W. Mole, Tadley, Southampton, carPenter.

CAntar.a, the Bookseller-, of Fleet-street, has sent
a letter again to the Archbishop of CANTEUBURY,
stating, that his attendance on his trial is indispen-
sibly necessary. Yesterday also hewent to Greenwich
Hospital, and subpcsaaed the loyal Astrouonicr,