Star.
London, England, 1829-06-03 00:00:00

FROM THE LONDON LiAZETTE, Joss Y.

ADMIRALTY OFFICR, Mae 30. •
This is to live notice, that the Lords Cessunindonen of the Ad.
miralty having received the following account of the plunder of the
ship Admiral Belabour, and the murder of three penoss on board
of her, by an armed schooner therein described, via.
" The ship Admiral Benbow was boarded at sea by a pirate, on
the I ith of April, in latitude 13 degrees N. longitude 26 deg. 40
min. W. She was schooorr rigged, with fore top-sail, long and
low, piloted black, with three or five guns, one of which was
mounted amidships. The crew appeared to be about fifty in num-
ber, principally foreigners, but some English or American. She
was under French colours, and described herself as a tender to a
French frigate. Three of the crew were killed, including Lieut.
Stirling, of his Majesty's fluffs, and others wounded, including
Captain Crawford. Mauer of the Benbow. They plundered the
ship of the following and other articles: Live stock, Horsburgh's
East India Diractory. requisite tables, charts, English red ensign,
a compass. and Captain Crawford's clothes, some marked ' I. C.'
with any other clothes they could find.
'After leaving the Heobew, she stood to the S.E. and I should
coaclude for the purpose of keeping in the track of vessels bound
to the East Indies, which usually make the island of St. Anthony,
one of the Cape Verd Islands."
Their Lordships have transmitted copies of this account to the
Officers commanding his Majesty's ships on all the foreign stations,
lit order that they may use their best ende in tracing this
piratical vessel, and, if found, take the most effectual measures to
have her and her crew seised, and the latter safely detained, for
the purpose of being brought to justice.
And their Lordships have directed the present notice to be pub-
lished, in order that any of his Majesty's Officers whom their Lord-
ships' direct orders may Dot have reached, should, if they should
happen to fall in with or hear of the said pirate, take measures for
detaining her and bringing the offenders to justice.
J. W. CROKSR.
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DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY.
Oswald Lekater, Liverpool. wine 'merchant.
BANKRUPTCIES .SUPERSEDED.

Joseph Everiat and Richard Smith. Kent.road, coal merchants.
P. Henry Roper, Manchester-street. Manchester.square. dealer.
BANKRUPTS.
William Niamey, Ulbridgmitreet, Nottlag.hill, plasterer. to sur-
render, June 9.23, and Joly 14. at one, at the Court of Cum-
missionors of Bankrupts, Basingballwrest. Attornies, NOM
• Ewington and Co. Bond-court, Walbrook.
Patrick Charles Fleischman and John Baptist Fleischman. Bir-
mingham, merchants. June i 2, 13, at two, and July 14, at twelve,
at the Globe Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Big,
Southimptombuildings; or Mr. Haywood, Birmingham.
William Thomas Rose, Dean-street, Park lane, stock agent, June
9.19, and July 14, at nine, at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts, Basin/ball-street. Attorney, Mr. W. Casterton,
lok►nbouse-yard.
John Jones Price, Wentworth-street, Brick-late. Whitecbapel.
pawnbroker. June 9, at nine. 19, at ten, and July 14, at nine,
at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street.
Attorney, Mr. J. G. Lewis. Ely-place, Holborn.
James Frederick ?erring, Old Broad-street, merchant, June 2. at
twelve, 16, and July 14. of eleven. at the Court of Commis-
sioners of Bankrupts, fasinghall.street. Attorney, Mr. R.
Thontpoon, Walbrook.
George Augustus Dias Wilmot, Beck ford.row, Waliwneth, coal
merchant, June 9, 19. and July 14, at twelve, at the Court of
Cosrunimionen of Bankrupts. BasinghaU.street. Attorney, Mr.
J. SeargiU, Hattomourt, Threadneedle-street.
John Slater and Benedict Slater, Livetpool. sawyers, June 22, 23,
and July 14, at one. at the Clarendon Buildings, UverpooL—
Atturnies, Messrs. autism& and Bunce, Temple; and Messrs
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Bardswell and Sun, Drury-lane, Liverpool.
William Tickner, Mill Hill Mews, Wimpole-street, livery stable
keeper, June 5, 19, and July 14, at ten, at the Court of Commis.
sinners. Attorney, Mr. G. Camp, New Inn, Strand.
John Rifting and William Henry Ridslng, Uverpool, merchants,
June 12.23, and July 14, at cm at the Clarendon Rooms,Liver.
pool. Attornies, Mr.klawdouley?Doran's-lane,Lord.street,Liver.
pool; and Messrs. Adlington and Co. Bedford-row.
William Davey. Bode, Cornwall, merchant, June 25. its, and July
14. at ten, at the Falcon Hotel, Bode. Attoroles, Mr. Comic,
Guildforlstreet sod Mr. &arm, Stratton, Cornwall.
Christopher Renshaw and Thomas Renshaw, Nottingham, hosiers,
Jew 11, 11, and July 14. at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Not.
Attorney, Mr.W. Horst, Nottingham; orillr.Knowlirs,
New inn.

Edward Mara" Clemenes..lane, Lombard street, tailor, June 9,
at eleven, IS, at twelve. and July 14, at eleveu, at the Court of
tratry.sioners. /Warner, Mr. Ogden. St. Mildred%eourt,
Charles Brooks, Tanbridp, Kent, linen draper; Jane 9, at twelve,
19. as ten, sad July 14, U twelve, at the Court of Comadealoners.
Attorney, Mr. Fisher, Walbmoh-bundings, Walbrook.
Frauds \acad.. Chester, beater, June 17. IS, and July 14, at
three. a tike 'fork Hotel.Maadenter. Almeida, Mr. flattop,
Matches.' 3 e► Maws. Hard and Co. Temple.
Thome Claske, Linsehoose, corn chatulla, June 16, and July
14, at eleven, at the Coon */ Cummissiooen of Bankrupts,
Basinsballktreelb Attorney, Ile. Buffo*. Moseovpaturt,
Tower•biU.
Thomas Milks Rawlins, Upper St. Marda'alane, woollen draper,
Jana 9, at three, 19. et one. and July 14. at two. at the Court
of Comodaslosers of Bankrupts, Basimgoau street. Attorney,
Chippeadall, Covestuperesa.
John De Groot Weid•strost, Clisopsido, morthant, Joao 9, at
eleven, 111, at ;tams and Jaly 14, at ghee% at she Conn of
Comanlidswelif 1106/109,11hissioalereet. AttondesAssin.
and Cs. Disehink, Temple.