Star.
London, England, 1819-05-03 00:00:00

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S G AZETTE.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Nicholas Brooke, late of DJke-street, Lincoln's inn-fields, shoe-
maker, from May 8 to June 26, at twelve, at G.Aldhafi.
Thomas Fleming, Limehouse, sugar-refiner, from Nay- 4 to

June 22, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEOED.
William Dixon, jun. Liverpool, wine-merchant.
Thomas Fleming, Limulsowe, sug.s.reflutr.

BANKRUPTS.

Peter and Jonathan Statham, Ardwi:k, Lane..shite, dyers, to
suirender flay 14, 15, Ln3 June 12, at nine, at the Star Inn,
Al.E:ch,,:tts.....Attornies, Mr. W taker, 1::;aex-street, bLneles-

vm; or Mr. Ellls, Cbsnecry-Ltne.
Ed.vard Itc4;it..r, Warminster, Wilts, e,neuler, ;Way 8, CO.
and June lc, at eleven, at tht Angel Inn, Warminster.

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'wales, Mr. L.:mundo, Symond's lon, Chaucery-lare; or
7•lr. Rot•oo, I n ale, Slnit vitt.
Joha ll,nry Gorton, Joseph Gorton, and V1111:arn
E• erns, Totting:on, Lancashire, co:fon-spinners, May 13,
15, and June 12, at two, at the Star Inn, lianchester. Ar-
iz .:cs, Mr. Cunliiff, Manchester; or ALisra.Clilrke, Rich-

art's, mita Medealft, Chancery-lane.
Dytr, sen, Aldersgate-street, goldsmith and jeweller,
Mr, 6. 14 and June 13, at eleven, at Attorne;,

/qr. L7i,adell, Church-passage, Yenehurch-street.
John Cli..pman, Margate, b,ker, May 4, at ail, S, and June
, I‘7, at twelv.., at sate Royal Hotel, Margate. Attorni:,
idertrs. Bell and. Brolick, Bow Church-yard, Ctleapaide;

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or 11r. Boys, Mirgnre.
Derr.ii Dr/11, n.W Rond-oseet, jeweller, 11Iay 6, 14, add
June 12, at ervcr:, at Gat:hall. Attornis, Mews. :day-
hew, Pre Styan, Chaneer,,:ane.
Richard Wood, flare-street, Bloorasixtry-wptuo, parer-hanger,
Mal 8, 13, and June 12 -at tc.r._, a: Gulldhall. Attorney,
Mr. Hudson, 11-iiewortlidace, Ci:r-road.
Thlinus Risher, Liverriol, master...Ts:trines, 11114 y 21, :1, and

12, at one, at the Georb'e Inn, ado-street, Lverpo'd.
Atorriies, Mr. JOseph Gunnery, Liverptol; or Messrs. DiCit
and John, Palsg:ave-plare,- Temple-bar.
Riciiavd Llwrenc.t, Mlnety, Wilts,, grocer, May 24, at four,
- 2.5, and June 12, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Tetbury,
Giuncesterahlre. Arturnies, Messrs. Illakeand Son, Gook's-
sours, Carty-street ; or Mr.-Stone, Tetbury.
Thomas Stuentsao, Kinggtena-upou.liall, slalp-iittilder„May 10,
11, and June i 2, at eleven, at the Dog and Dtu.k Tavern,
Scaie-lanc; Kingston-upon-HulL Attoiaies, Mears. Rosser,
Son, and Rosser, Buileu's-buildiugs; London ; or. Messrs.
Frost, Hull.
Jeremiah Illingworth, Leeds, merchant, May 7,8, and June
12, at eleven, at the Court-hnuse Atturnies Mr.
Wilson; Greville-street, Huron-garden; or Mean. ilinitb
and NI onre, Trinity-lane, Leeds. •
Robert Bound, late of Sliley, flonthampton, miller, May 10,
-at two, 11, and June 12„ at eleven, at the White Hart Inn,
Winchester. Attorries, Mr. Todd, Winchester; or Messrs.
Ilirernri„dges and Barnes, Hy-Ws-buildings, Holborn.
James Ainsworth, Bolholt, near .Bury, Lancashire, whitster,
-May 14, 1.5, t 1 June 12, at the White Bear Inn, Manches-
ter. - Attornies, Messrs. Adlingtnn and Gregory, Bedford-
row ; or Mr. Morris, Spring.cardens, Manchester.
Richard Ilidgson, Fleet-atrect, oilman, May 8, 15, and Jane
11, at twelve, at Gaildhall. Attorney, Mr. Guy, Howard-
::.trect, Norfolk-street, Strand.

Tharnas E iri, Kinoten-upuri-Thames, dealer in corn and coals,
May 4, 18, and Jon° 13, at ten, at GuildhalL Attormes,
bizsar.. Clare and Dickinson, Pancras-lane, Bucklersbury.
11141s.rd Ridley, Basing-lane, carpenter and builder, May 4, 11,
and June 12, at twelve, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Bud-
son,;• Winckworth-place, City. raid.
William 31euden: Bath, coach-maker, May 8, 11, and June
13i, at ten, zt Guildhall, Lnlidon. Attornies, Messrs. Ben-

wined Eiion, at" . Swiihin's-lane.
John liwirer, Barge-yard, Bucklersbury, merchant and corn-
/lino 4 ai-went,-Pdav 8,15, and June 12, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorney, :Mr. Paiton, Bow Church-yard.
Jams Orr, IlSrze-yard, Bucklersbury, merchant and commer-
cial Nene, l'll.ty 8, 15, and June 12, at twelve, at GulldhalL
Attorney., Parr Parton, MA Church-yard.
Allen Parsons, 'Montayn Mews South, Montagu-square, hone-
dealer, Map 2, 15, and June 12, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attar:des, *casts. Yielder awl Bartley, Dula-street, Oros-

venor-aquare.
William Rens, Margham, Glamorganshlre, grocer and
dove; May 8, 18; and June 12, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon-
don. . Attar:lles, Mr. Price, New-square, Lincoln's Inn; or
Messrs. Jarnes and Col live, Swansea.
Edward Yandall, Kingsland, coach-proprietor, May 8, 15, and
June 12, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gray, Ty-1
ensdplace, Xingsland-road.
Wsliiant George. Williams, Throgmorton-street, auctionetr,
May 11,.A5, mod Jude 12, at twelve, at guildhall. Attor-
nies, 'Messrs. Aliiston and Hundleby, Freeman'.;-court,
CornhilL
Samuel Oilier Jones, Pantos-street, Lambeth, potter, May 8,
IS, and June 12, at tee, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mesas.
Rests. and Mari, Hay Jon-square,
Juba Bach Leybourn, Kent, miller, May 8, 15, and June 12,
at twelve, at Ouildhll.. AUornies, Messrs. Brace and Selby,
Surrey-street, Strand.
James Pulley Aklermanhury, carpenter, May 8, 15, and June
12, at twelve, at CuiidnalL Attorney, Mr. Gray, Tyson-
Kingsland-road.
James Kitchingman, Cateaton-street, merchant, May 8, 22,
and June 12, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gylby,
Bernces-street, Oxford-street.
William Ramsay, late of North Shields. 'ship-owner, May 8,
Si. and June 12, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attor-
flies, Messrs. Mitchell and Francis, Sun-court, Combat.
John Fuson, laze of Cannon-street-road, St. Georges in the
Rau, builder, May P, IV, and June lv, at ten, at GuildbalL
Atroorney, Mr. Lewis, ('rutched-friars.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR-OFFICE, MAY I, 1819.
2d Regiment of Life Guards—Major R. W. H. Howard Vyse,
from the lst West India Regiment,' to be Major, vice the
Hon. Henry Edward lrhy, who exchanges,
Fd Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Frederick William Culling
Smith, Eft!. Page of 114nour to the Prince Regent, to be
Corurt, without purchase, vice Broderick, deceased.
Ith Ilrgitaent of Light Dragoons—Captain Robert. Kerr, from
the half-pay of the I.lth Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Hugh
l'Yttirir.on, placed on half-pay.
6th gee:neat of Dragoons—Cornet Frederick Richardson, from
.the half-pay of the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Sir
Joseph itadcliffe, Bart, who exchanges.
Data Rvginient of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant James Moore
to be• Citain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Childers, pro-
looted in, the 60th loot ; Cornet Robert Hojingworth to be
Lieutenant, by parchase, vice- Moore; Thomas Oliver Par-
tridgt, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, sire I loilingworth.
18th Ditto--Itnsign Charles Illy *ton, (rota the 32d Foot, to
he Cornet, vice Ives, who exchanges.
21th' Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Lee, from the 87th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Robert Jones, who exchanges.
fuistreant Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant Jasper Ilan,
from the half-ray of the Regiment, to be Ensigil End Lieute-
:ant, vice James 'Laney, who exchanges, receiving the dif-

ference.
7th Regiment of Foot—Captain Brabazon Disney, from half-
pay of the 67th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Wit-
aNat Meaaows klamerton, who exchangres, receiving the

fe:ence; Lieutenant George Sweating, from the h..if-pay of
the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice John Brownlow, who
tach.mges, receiving the difference.
IS:it Diao—Lieute.wit Thomas Bonnorl from half-pay of the
33 Foot G lauds, to be lieutenant, vice John Carroll, wbo ea-
ettooges, receiving the diffvrence.
12th Ditto.—Second Lkoitenant John Wardell, from the 2d

Ceylnn Regiment. to be Lieutenant, without purchase' vice
deceased; Joists Heart Lewis, tient. to be Ensign,
with-nit purchase, vi;e Barnes, promoted Moltke 73d Foot.
Ditto—Major Jolts Thomas Leahy, from ha-pay of the
-ith Foot, to be Major, vice Alexander James 106 S, who ex-
ch..4ra. 33
C.:l um—Ensign Joao PmanA Matthews, from half-PoY of the
leth Foot, to be ircond slipstream. vice Thomas Baillie,
who redline..
h Ditto—Comb Robert ' from half-pay of the 34th
Fook to be ..ak fif
' . Tice E. G. Smith, who
exchange.% reeetving die Emhart B. Everard to be
Luautemst, witlaelarptambalatvk4 xabli, deceased.
lin.ignsooltimea pnrelmen.-41erinder Dirom. Gent. vice ,
appcdnied to the Hoomarable the 131.41 India Corn-
• : Dumont Campbell; Gent. vice Lverard.

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50th Ditto—Lieutenant Winiain Atkionen, from kalf-pay of the
Regiment, to be Adjutant qattlattglhaant, vice Sup lemon,
deceased.
01st Ditto—Lieutenant WM= StanhopeTaylfsr, frusta the hag-
. pay of the 57tif Foot, te be Lieutenant, vict Georg! Ntical-
locks who exchanges, receiving the difierenee. •
3114. Ditto--Cornet Otto Ives, from the latisLight Dragoons, to
be Ensign, vice Seton, who exchanges.
54th Ditto—Captain Thomas Price, from the half-pay of the
53d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Richard Daly,
who exchanges. receiving the di:Terence.
36th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Lewis, from the hall-pay of
the Regiment, to be Lieuteaant, vice William Turnstill, who
exchanges, receiving the difftrence.
46th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Stuart, from the 66th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Nunn, whet exchanges.
47th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Luttrell to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Kendall, deceased.
.574 Ditto- -Lieutenant Cope Williams to be Capain of a Colts-
puny, without purchase, vice Park,. r, deceased.
Cads Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Michael Childers, from

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the l tto Light Dr.igaoas, to be Major, by purchase, vice Doti-

retie, who retires. -
6;th Dittn--Lieutenant 17. T. mada,n, frsnt half-pay of the
6311 s Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice „amen- Birkett, who ex-

charges.
73d ihttoTo be Lieutenants. withent purchase.—F.osign Mark
Lidweil, vice Heselridg; who resisr-s ; Ensign James !krises,
frora 19th Foot, vice Holmes, decets.-4d ; Luaign Charles Ir-
win, from the trsd Foot, vice Lidweil, deceased.
To be F.nsign, without purchase—Gentleman Cadet James Ros-
krow, from the Royal 51ilitzry College, vice LL: well, pro-
moted. _ .

83d Ditto--To he Lit:utenant, without purchase—Ensign LLl:e

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Brown, vice ti.oith, deceased.
To be Elmira, without purrhase--Tirert Graham Geddes,
Gent. vice Brown; Brooke Yourg, Oent. vice Irwin, pro-
moted in the 73d Foot ; Abram Tyndill, Gent. vice M'Nabb,

de ceased.
85th Ditto--Lieutenant J. 0. Nunn, from the 46th Foot. to be
Lieutenant, vice Stuart, who exchanges.
87th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Ensr&o E ;ward Cox, without
purchase, vice Coghlan, deceased ; E oign John Hassard,
without purchase, vice lligainson, deee wed ; Lieutenant Ro-
bert Jones, from the with Light I)rago ins, vice Lee, who

exchanges.
To be Ensign, without purchase—Serjeant-Major John Shipp,
from ;he 24th Light Dragoons, vice Cox, promoted.
Rifle D igade--Lieutenant Thomas Fane Uniacke, from half-
pay of the Regiment, to be First Lieutenant, vice Frederick
• Aldrith, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
Royal Staff Corps—Lieutenant Daniel Fraser, from the half-
pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Augustus Chris-
tian Gottlids &aunt, who exchanges.
Ist Watt India Regiment—Major and Lieutenant-Colonel Ho-
nourable Henry• Edward Irby, from the 2cl Regiment of Life
Guards, to be Major, vice Wyse, who exchanges.
24 Ditto—Capuin William Applaton, from the Royal African
Corps, to be Captain of a Company, vice JosepkWaltoa, who
retires upon halt-pay of the Royal African Corps.
let Ceylon Regiment—Brevet Major Philip Delitre to be
Major, without purchase, vice Cotton, dect and ; Lieutenant
Paul Szcluno to be Captain of a Company, vice Delatre, pro-

rooted.
To be First Lieutenants, without purchase—Second Lieutenant
Isaac Foster, from the td Ceylon Regiment, vice Layton,
deceased ; Second Lieutenant Martinus Consadi. vice Secluno.
To be Second Lieutenants' without purchase--Richard Basset,
' Gent. vice Green, deceased ; P. Rtyne, Gent. vice*Couradi.
2d Ditto—Second Lieutenant William Stewart to be First
Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Tranchcll, deceased.
To be Second Lieutenants, without purchase—Gerrard Frets,
Gent. vice Wardell, promoted in the 19th FOCIt j Richard
Price. Gent. vice Barbier, &coated.
To be Adjutant—Lieutenant Charles F. Button, vice Boytcn,
who resigns the Adjutancy only.
IREVIC7.

Captain John Fraser, of the Ist Czyion Regiment, to be Major
in the Army.

110trITAL Burr.
Deputy Inspector of HospitAis John Itobert.llume, M. D. to
be Inspector of Hospitals.

The name of the Captain appointed from the 3d West India
Regiment to the 68th Foot, on the 18th Felarcary List, is Kysh,
and not Kysch.
Commission in the North Western Reghnert cf Ox`ordsbire
Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lit uttr.ant of the
County of Oaford.
Charles Tomes, je:iior, Gent to be Cornet.

FLANDERS MAIL.

MUSSELS, AynlL 28.

rle Court of Assizes continued to-day with the
proceedings against the pers-)ns accused of a conspi-
racy to seize the person of the Emperor of Russia.—
The sitting of yesterday was almost entirely taken
up with the deposition of M. de Knyff, Chief of the
Police. This morning when the sittings were opened
he continued his deposition. Several witnesses were
brought from prison, and Placed before the Court to
give their testimony in this affair. They then pro-
ceeded to interrogate the witnesses. The public
pleadings will be given to-morrow.
Aran. 29.—This morning, at half-past nine, the
Court of Assizes proceeded on the trial. M. Oars,
Substitute for the Attorney-General, in a speech of
three hours, chewed the prisoners to have been guilty
of a plot, concerted between them, which was begun
to be executed, Ist. By sending Piger to Bossert to
collect smugglers, who were to aid them in their
project to seize the Emperor: 2d. By the letter sent
to Gaudry, a leader of the smugglers, on whom
they depended : Sd. By the itinerary of the route
which they were to take to proceed in their plot, by
the correspondence of Piger with the other accused.
He considered Piger as infinitely less guilty than
Buchoz and Pouillot (alias La Croix) who organized
this conspiracy in the hope of deriving great advan-
tage from it : that the delivery of the pistols to Piger,
and the cane, with the portrait of Napoleon Bona-
parte, which was to serve as a rallying sign, as well
as the conversation of La Croix with the other con-

spirators, was a proof of the guilt of the latter. The
Learned Counsel violently declaimed against Bechoz,
whom he painted as a perfidious agent, who had
employed falsehood to consummate his crime. He
concluded by demanding the application of the first
article of the law of 6th March, 1818, which main-
tains in force the Royal Decree of 20th April, 1815.
Messrs. Counsellors Lawn, for Piger;
ILAVEGA, for Berth; and PLZASANT, for Ditrukx,
pleaded successively and represented their clients as
the dupes and victims of Bnchos and La Croix.—
, They asserted that the litter had denounced at once
their clients, the Police of Brussels, and that of
France, whose agents they were, and that the whole
' plot tended only to screen the Ultras, by making the'
Emperor.of Russia believe that toe tranquillity of
France might be disturbed, in order to induce him'
not to agree to the departure bf the Army of Occu-
pation. The first of their Counsel even found a coin-
cidence between this manceuvre and what toppeued
at. the same time in Morbihan and Britagne. The
Court broke up at two o'clock, and adjourned till
half-past four in the afternoon.

CARLSRUiII, Arll.ll. sst
This forenoon the solemn opening of the Sitting of
the Assembly of the: States of Baden, by his Royal
Highness the Giand Doke, in peison, was announced
by repeated discharges of artillery.

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