Star.
London, England, 1821-02-19 00:00:00

FROM SATURDAY,VNITIV GAZETTE.

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[This Gazette contains Addresses to his Majesty from the
Merchants, Bankers. Traders, and others. of London; the
Canny of Somerset; the Town and Borough of Eve; the
Town of Rye; the Corporation of Beccles; the Hundred of
11tutiord and l..othingland,.Suffolk ; the Inhabitants of Bungay
and its Vicinity; the. Parish of Billy, in the County of Antrim;
the Ministers and Elders of the Presbytery of Dumfries; the
Clergy of the County of Pembroke ; the Towns- of Antrim,
itindalstown, Crumlin, and their-. Vicinities.—lt also notifies
that the King will hold a Levee on Friday next].
111011ISRS lIIITCHKRO TO IN THIS TRESIOCT PARLIAMIXT. '
Borough of •Newtown—Charles Compton Cavendish, Esq. of
Burlington-llonse, Piccadilly, London, in the room of Dudley
'North, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundteds.
County or Wicklow—James Grattan of Tennehinck, In the
said County of Wicklow, Esq. in die room of William Par-
nell, Esq. deceased.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Joint Damon, ten. Warfickl, 011-crusher, front February 21)'to
April 10, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Hull.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

John Ms, Staverton-row, Newinpon, Surrey, baker.
John Sprigens Cheshatn, Bucks, draper.

BANKRUPTS. •
Mary Edwards,. Rochester, linen-draper, to anrrender February
24, March 6 and 31, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. At-
torney, Mr. Ripon, Great Surrepatreet„ Blackfriars-road.
Andrew Ttmbril Lae of the Old South Sea. House, merchant,
February 27, March 3 and 51. at melee, at Guildhall. At-
tornies, Messrs. Lowe and Bower. Sotathamyton,buildings,
Chancery-lane.
Peter Leigh, Stockport. cotton-spinner, March 7. 8, and 31.
at two, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies,
Messrs. Smith and Dupe, Manchester ; or Messrs. Milne and
Parry, Temple.
lances Pridaly, Onfor4strect, wine:merchant, February 20,27,
and March 31. at ten. at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs.
Dawson and Co. Savillo-place. New Burlington-street.
John Wise, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire. saddler, Fe-
bruary 22, at six, March I and 3i, at eleven, at the Iliad.
Inn, Wellingborough. Attorney, Mr. Thompson, Stamford.
John Fisher, Willy, Yorkshire, ruff-merchant, March 8,9, and
31, at eleven. at Baynes's Cotes-house. Petergate,
Attornies, Mr. Seymour, York ; or Messrs. Egerton and Co.
Gray's Inti,sqoare.
Edward Barker Exeter, druggist, March 7,8, and li, at
eleven, at the Loudon Inn, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Broccoli,
; or Mr. Ford, Exeter.
Thomas Watts. Conlin Martin, Devon, February 20, March
3 and 51. at ten, at Guildhall, 'London. Attorney, Mr. BUDD.
Brook-street, Holborn.

William Fenwick Wilburn, late of North Shields, hardware-
man, March 2,3, and 51, at twelve, at the Royal Howl, Bir-
mingham. Attornies, Messrs. Swain and Co. Frederick's-place,
Old Jewry ; or Mr. Webb, Union-street, Birmingham.
Abraham de la Pryme, and George and Robert Hilton, Chor-
ley, Lancashire, cotton-spinners, March 2. 6, and 51, at two,
as the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs.
Hurd and .Ibhnsvn, Temple; or Mr. Buckle, Manchester.
Thomas FAnerson Vipond, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer, march
le, 20, and 31, at eleven, at .the George Inn, Newcastle,

upon-Tyne. Anomie% Messrs. Alortun and Williamson,
(hay's Inn-squire; or Mr. Ingledew, Newcastle-uptai-Tyne.
Joseph Loon', Coventry, builder, February 26, at seven, 27.
and March 51, at eleven, at the Craven Arms Inn, Coventry.
Anoraks, Mr. Mullis, Coventry; or 'Messrs. Woodward and
Coombe, Tokenhouse-yard.
Thensas itussei, late of Brighthelmstone, builder, March 6,7,
and 31, at eleven, At the Star Inn, Lewes. Attorney, Mr.
Gwynn, Lewes.
Thomas Leeds, Gerardo, near Gee-Cron, Cheshire, cotton-
spinner, March It, 15, and 31, at eleven, at the Bridge..
water Arms Ina, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Atkiason,
Manchester; or Mr. Nlakinson, Middle Temple.
Richard Sidwell, Bath, shoemaker, Febniary 26,27, and March
31, at elevep, at the Christopher Inn Bath. Anoraks, Mr.
Easton, Lambeth-road; or Mr. Goodall, Bath.
James Parsons, Long-acre, coach-lace-manufacturer, February
24, March 6 and 31, at ileum, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Carter, Staple Ina.
Charles Newmarrh, Cheltenham, stone -merchant, February 24,
March 6 and 31, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. Xing, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street.
Thomas Richard William Cud, Borough-market, tripe-dresser,
February 20, March a and 31, at ten, at Guildhall. Attu-
nies, Messrs. Sheppard and Lepard, Dean-street, Southwark.

DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL

Muth 10, C. Hepburn, Commercial-road, urgeons.attwelve,,
March 10, G. Lowes, Commercial-bulklings, MI
nine-merchant, at one. March 31,J. Micei, White
Norwood.*lgate coach-maker, at eleven. March 17, I. *row
bon; Austin-friars, merchant, at tea. March 13. J. Hudson,..
merchant at one. March 10, W. Wpcds,lant
iHaughtonytreet, Glare-market, coal-merchaht, at one. March
10, J. Power and R. Warwick, Finsbury-square, merchants, at
ten. March 17, T. Slatmonds, blaidsteue, wineanerchant, at
ten. March 17, T. lilrtb, IkosekT, Salop, iron-master, at tea.
Mira 10, A. Alorgap, late of ralinatthen, milliunr, at eleven.
March 51, J. Sarjeant,"great Warner-street, brewer, at twelve.
31a/ch 10, C. SMlth and J. Vickridge, Southampton-row, Rus-
sell. square, grocers, at twelve. March 10, R. Mangy, late of
Jamaica, merchant, at twelve. Martis 27, J. Toltahulis .1.
Forbes, /t. A. Danford, and Siren, llroad-street, nsvr-
chants, attwelvc. MarcE3l, 1.. R. Edwards. Minority, mas-
ter-mariner, at eleven. March 31, A. R. lihr, Swaa-lane,
Thames-street, mershaatrakeleven. March 10, J. VAughton,
.Edward-steset.• Cat are, wine-merchant. at twelve.

DTVJDENDS to betook in the COUNTRY.
March 12, T. C. Cox, Gloucester, victualler, at 'eleven, at
the Fleece Inn,. Gloucester. March 2. , 11. .Mould, Winches-
ter.. cablnes-aker at eleven, at the White !fart Inn, Hartle-
bury, Worcestershire. 141.14 b 12, T. Carless, late of lferefurd,
carpenter, at eleven, at the Greyhound lhn, listefortl. •

CERTIFICATES--Maams 10.
11. Burgess and J. Hubbard, Hike's-lane, Cannsm-otreet,
woolstaplers. •W. H. Harrison. late of Liverpool, spirit.deater.
Mill-
H. Reed. Mill- Bermondsey, coramicakr. W. Wylie;
Suuthamptun-r Bloomsbury, tnerchaut. F. Hudson. An-
gel-lane, Strati ,brewer. J. S. Peirson, Sutton-street, Clerk-
enwell, jewel! . T. Warburton, Nortkrrich, (Meddle, saii-
uutker.

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Clarkson and Slater. Gracechurchstreet, hat-manufactswers.
Motley and Parkhurst. Stone, Kent, farmers. F.dsall and Har-
ris, Surrey Canal; Camberwell, coal-merchants. Reader and
Hall, Duke-street. Adelphi, taller& Ker and Kelsey, Uses-
pool. commtsslon-agents. name and. Co. _ New Broad-street.

carpet-manufacturers. Williamson and Co. landenitall.atreet,
woollen-drapers. Haworth and Head, Forest of Rossendale,
Lancashire, cotton-splinters. Denham and Woodruff, Kirby-
street, Hatton-garden, jewellers. Pedra and Co. London.—
Hagan and Stewart, Glagow and elan2Zia. Haslom and
NuttaU, Pemberton, Lancashire, millers. T. and IL Allsop,
Parwich, Derbyshire, wherlwrighrs. Carnelley , and. Catley,
Norton, Yorkshire, maltsters. Wiltberley and &Muter, Liver-
pool, woollen-drapers. Greaves and Co. Manchester, paper-
manufacturers. Poltse and Co. Alakon, Yorkshire, bankers.—
Beech and Co. Rethethithe, ship Wrights. Thin* and Hutton,
linareshorough, linen -manufacturers: T. and I atorlinp, Tim-
perky, Cheddre, solt7carriers. Kerby and Hodges, Maiditone,
linen rapers. T. and T: F. Cozens, Canterbury, earpenturs.

The fineness of the day yesterday attracted a nu-
merous assemblage.in Hyde Park.
IA consequence of infonnation privately commu-
nicated to Mr. Adkins, a Police Officer in Birming-
ham. that the robbery of Shenstone-Church, near
Litchfield, was meditated on. Tuesday night last, Mr.
Adkins, accompanied by, two, or three assistants, coin„
cealed themselves within the Church, when they
waited until twelve o'clock: exactly at that hour the
depredators (three in number) commenced :heir pro-
jeet, and succeeded iu breaking in, and having'
reached the books -from the reading desk, two of
them were seized, and the third, after a violent stnig-
gle,pade his escape.. The two apprehended were
conveyed to prisons their names are William 8at0,41
of Birmingham, and Avepl, Jode,ge, of London.

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1114:FIV.EitOri 114174iIqEigt.

CA III:MIDGE, FEBRUARY It
Wednesday, the fallowing Gentlemen were admittal
idernsentiuned degrees:

DOCTOR DI sairtsc.
Swebees Luke, of Jot's College.

• SACHELORS 23i 11/1213327.
The Rev. Thomasßeevor, Folloveof (been's Cal%
Rev. George Cornelius Gorham, ditto.
31s sulFas' raists.—lhe subjects for the present yin,
Aras ‘22XIOIII2ACHELOIN
44 De Origine et Progressn
Manta DacuatoitS-6. Oratio in Lotdem Alut!t%
OXFORD, FEBRUARY it..
The Rev .Charles Thomas Lorigley, M.A. stedm e„,
Church, has been admitted one of the Masters of the 35
in the place of the Rev. John Antony Cramer, :11.ti. &whet
Christ Church, and now one of the Pro-Proctors.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. C. Goddard, Archdeacon of Lincoln, to the
tory of St. James, Garlick.Hithe, London. ata
The Rev. H. Glossop, to the Vicarage of Islegeffk
The Rev. IL S. J, Bulbul' late Head Master of Ibt Ice
School, Leicester, to bold, by dispensation, the Lisiassug
lingwerth, Bedford hire, with th.it of Denton, 13uckineeturille7
The Rev. S. Parkins, to the Vicarage of Prestoa
Northamptonshire.
The Rev. Charles Ashielcl, to the Rectory of Nem,
Bridgewater.
The itev. G. G. Beaded', to -the Curacy of Rahn Zak
neer Stockport.
The Rev. Jolin Geddes, whe has beat fortwavean Aileen
to the Rev. Dr. Findlay, blighter of the High Merck paw%
bas been appointed Assistant and eventual Successor. ,

Monday, at' Wolverton Vicarage, Ascii, the jay{
ley. Henry Heade Quartley, of a sun.
Sunday sennight, at Greenstcad Ilall, Esse; tk /mkt
lor Ord, Royal Artillery, of a daUghter.
Tuesday sc*nnight, at l'owis Castle, Lady Lacy Chit.da
aughter.
Friday, In Welbeck-street, Lady Lillie, of a sm.
• M RR I E

Thursdiy, M St. °cow's, 4ueta4quare, the Km Java
Venables, of Rockland Newton, Dorsetshire, to Nary 0484
youngest daughter of the late JUAN. Lewis. Esq.
Tueiday. the Rev. H. Gr...en Jlestun. t,) 'Attlee Imola*
ter of the late James Torre, Esq. of Sayslsle Hall. l'ertaabi
The Hes. John D'Arey, Rector of Marton, uk.,41,01
Mary, only daughter of William Nickisson, Esq. of Neu*
under-I.yne.
The lies. J. V: Ogle, Fellow of Jesus College, Card*
to Frances, daughter of the late J. Coniugton, Esq.
Ilev. W. 11. Hale, M.A. to Anne Csruline, daughter all"
li.uo Coles, FAN. of Blunt Mouse.
• At the Manse of Kirkpatrick-Jurta, the 6th instant, dela,
John Bennett, of I:;•_trick, to Elizabeth, eldest daughor of*
Rev. 1)r. Singer.

DIEU,
On the Rth instant, in his 9.tith year, the Rev. T. N 464701
)dacclesfield, Assistant Curate of Pott hhrigley,
On the 3d instant, a Ashborne, the lacy. James Whim};
M. A. of Alstonefteld, Staffordshire, aged 73.
Monday se'unight, ht the Vicarage, Dudley, Eliaalsetkidit
daughter of the Deo. Dr. liooker.

At the blailso ok Gifford, lint Lothian on the ad ill*
the Rev. James Imes, in the 88:11 year or his age, aed 6184
his MMistry.
Pebrearyl3, at Sbennington, the Rev. J. Capel Towle*
Rector of Alkerton, Warwickshire, and Chaplain to du*
Hon. the Earl of Guildford.
At Landaff, aged 80, the Rev. William Davies, rear of Ls.
nartb, Mimmouthohire. and upwards of 40 years one of tlt
Vicars Choral of Landaff Cathedral.
Tuesday, at Weymouth, Mrs. Cookson, relict of gie WU.
Dr. Cookeon, Canon of Windsor. •
Dec. 1, aged 23, at Jamaica, Frances, the wife of tie Bet.
Charles Cole.

February 13, after a few hours illness, Frederick, sand *,*l .
George Clerk, M. P.
February 13, in Cur-ant-street, in her 88th war, Dormer
Lady Rycroft, relict of the late Sir Richard Ilyaaft,Buct.
At Kinnell House, Perthshire, on the sth Inatagt, Lady lase
Place, wife of K. Place, Esq. of Skelton Grange, Yorkakin.
At Holkham, in Norfolk, on the 10th instant, aged 14, it
Hon. Georgia na Anson, second daughter of the lac Vist. dots
On the 11th instant, after a few days illness, occadoaedbya
fail from his horse, Mr. G. Bird, of Steeple Blampied, raw..

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