Star.
London, England, 1827-12-26 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES, J*x. IS.

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George Burdy, Edge•lase, within West Derby, Lancashire, lass
banufacturer. Samuel Dunbar Neely, Regent street, bookseller.
,Villiarn Malan, Lambeth, Surrey, miller. William Alfrey, late
t. trot:monger-lane, Chespide, woollendraper. James Elliott,
Bond-court, Welbrook, money scrivener. John Pollard, Burnley,
,cer and tailor. William Attree, Brighton, Susaca.
Henry (toper, Aldermanbury, woollen factor sod
John Meaden Creed, Cheltenham Gloucester.
George Lake, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, bat

'ARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

, and David Sidney, Northumberland-street.Strandi
ts Walker and Charles Taylor, Piccadilly, breeches.
tailors. John Bailey and James Taylor, Salttxd, Lan-
walkers. R. V. Reynolds and James Adshead, Maw
Mitre, uph6:2ers and cabinet-makers. Jas Speamr,
*sw Stewart, David M. Donald, Matthew
.1, and Wllilans Marshall, trust disponees of John
deceased, Glasgow, hardware dealers. Jas. Templer
Ihnipron•Noy. Great Tower.street, attortsles.. Rd.
David Groom, FICII4tItet, confedaonera.

(Sipc;l) " MA NOEL ANTONIO DE CAIIIYALIIO.
" To Senor Amami° !r trees Costa. • ,
" Palace of Ajuda, Dec: 10, 1427."
LISBON, Dec. 14.
" The General Extraordinary Meeting of the Bank,
convoked to sanction the most suitable measures for
maintaining its credit, or to approve others which mar
be proposed if necessary, thinks it its duty to announce,
that having read the statement of the present Auditor,
accompanied by all the documents, it evidently ap-
pears from him, that the existing funds which c.insti-
tote the credit of the Bmk, and without doubt offers of
themselves the most soled security of the establishment ;
but besides this, one of its richest Proprietros, the ac-
tual President of the Board of Directors, Senhor An-
tonia Esteves .Costa, has freely offered to guarantee
. y his signature any bills which the Directors offer to
the creditors (Depusitantes) for their immediate pay.
meat; and this honouiable and generous offer was in
part accepted by the Assembly; and with respect to
the other means for the payment of the notes, it was
resolved to appoint a Committee composed of nine of
the Shareholders, which. after a careful examination
nte the state of the lAsok sod its resources, is to pro-
pose to-morrow slid, in a General Assembly, the Inca-
•uies which it presumes the most prompt and efficacious,
which will be immediately discussed, to be adopted, or
others more effectual. Mean time it appears just that
public opinion, after & little rell:ction, should :become
calm, and restore the credit of the most important
e,rablidinaeot of the nation......(liere follow the names of
. • nine members of be Committee.)
ASA CORDEIRO TItYO." .
" Dank of Lisbon, December 11,1827.
The General Assembly of the Beak of Lisbon leas
publicly 'hewn its decided resolution to make every

We have lately received a letter from gattewar,
mentioning a very gallant affair,un the paft of Mr.
Langford, the Assistant Political Agouti with a perry
of armed banditti' on the Jo• sugar' trratirr, dal parti-
culars of which are as f!llow :—lt appears -that. Mr.
Langford having heard at &minor that a .party at
Ottas and other proriderers were collected on the
!indite Has, It& PoOrbander, and of their having
plundered several villages of considerable property, and
that el eir numbers w,re,daily increasing; hi consequence
this..htformation wrote to J.itpore lot an officer ante
fifty men, with w'deli, and. some Joonagor Arabs, he
marched towards the place there the banditti were
collected,
.and alter a rotted march arrived near she
posit'un Where they .nett 'assembled at day break, Ou
reconnoitring the themy tt was•fdond that they *rein
much gseiter force than had been sdppesed, anethat
at the least they amounted to five hundied armed men.
Mr. Largforafa party, !marvel, immediately attacked
enemy. and, atter about an hour's...herd fighting,
the banditti began to give way, and fled in every direcs
tion, leaving eighteen killed, and about sixty pis* ners
in ;he hands of the victors. All the pro; erty which
had been .ptetriously carried off by the banditti war
found to the talent of about eighteen cart loads, and
four handled: head of cattle. Of the small patty en-
gaged, only fhtee siipahees were wounded, and six
Arabs. The banditti also.citried off with them upwards
At twenty sawunded men.— flowbey. Courier. . .
by'Letters fpont Sintla;. in Upper- India, dated 'the
sth of Map we eade:stanJ-that Lord Aotherst,atict his
party.. 4 continued to et joy 0 eir.tesidence amongst the '
niountaint: • 'The tveithei.,was s6cools es to render fires
necessary morning and evening.. • It was with amble-
gret that, the approailiirig'pet rod of depat tate was con-
templated by ell. Thee:pit:ion from Itunjii Sink art ired
on the Clhescneertt-hriopatty of regular infantry and
lancers, who ase 'aid whine made a respectable figure.
The preients were eery. amenga their' I, an
en:ire• tent,. matte of the,most valuable shawlsl this is
intended fort lid lingland. Captain Wade,
with one orthe Aides de Camp, was to be seat with'
:met and preaeats to the Cow t of Maharaja in return:

Ozi.is Lin:ey, another clubist, a Minor Canon of the
Cathedral, and Sheridan's bother-in-law, was subjic
beyond any one living, to fits of absence. He out.
Parton-Acanized Parson Adams.—He was a trowel
of the Cambridge George Harvest, of nboyn Jot tin has
to many good anecdotes. Ona Sunday morning, as he
was fisting through the aose, on his way to serve his
curacy, his horse threw offw sta4.4. A Lady, whom he
hat just passed, hawks resold* it, Is XIA out to him
Sir, your horse has just'easvape c f his shoes."—..
Tirank you, Madam," tenser ekospesig(. will you be
kind enough to put it our In. insiselti4,- • ( flat
turned.over two or, three pages at once of bit mason:
and, when.in ailivevaaltitter and stare convinced hiasof
the transition, he observed coolly, '• I find f have omit.
,tedit -considerable part of my sermon, bUt it is not.worth
going-back tor;" and theo went on to the conclusion.
Rogers had been at Spa, acid was telling Ward that
the place was so full that be could not so much as find

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