Star.
London, England, 1803-02-07 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

John Pal Dean, of Dencafter, YorkAare, machine-maker, dealer
and chapntan, to furrender February t 7, it and March to,
at eleven, at tbs White Hart Tavern, KlngP HulL
Attornies, Mr. Fr 4t, ; or Mr. Henry
• Kirby-fkreet, Hatton-Garden, London.
Fran a Allen, late of Pall-Mall, Middlefez, milliner and drefs-
maker Feb. is, to, and March to, at one, at
Attort;ies Mars. Dann and Teafdale, Threadneedle-ltreet.
LoisWicke;is, of Saint Clement's Church-yard, Middlefez,
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haberdalher, dealer and chapwonsan, Feb. t , 19, and March
19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Berryman, at Mr.
Davis's, Hatton-Garden, Landon.
John Coleman, late of Fetter-lane, London, painter, greater,
dealer and e.hamnan, Feb. is, :9, and March :9, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dawne, Bridges-Amet, Covent-
Garden, London.
William: Smith, of Monkwearnsostb-mare, Durham, Ihip-bull-

dcr, Feb. 9, to, and March to, at eleven, at the Peacock lan,
ByborrearFouth. 11etor.otes.. Mr. Como, Sandaland ; or

Mr. Itchefon, Ely-place. London.
William Gibb 4, now or late of the part& of Boa, Wets, nailer,
Feb. t t at five, Feb. is, and Mardi 19. at eleven, at the

Wh ft Lion lon', lath. 'Attendee, Mr7John Merewether,
Mares&ld, GloncefteriliireC or Meffrs. Sandy. and Horton,
Crane-court, Flamilreet, London.
Jdep► Taylor and Henry Cowley, of Galnlborough, Lincoln-
fbirc, merchants and copartners, Feb. all, March r, and to,
at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Gainfliorough. Attornics,
Mars. MacdoupU and Hunter, I incolies-lon, London ; or
Mr. Samuel Rayne', Gairdborough.

Jobs pato°, of Oxford-ftreet, linen draper, dealer and chap.
man, Feb. 8, :9, and March 19, at ten, at GaUdhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. James Rkhardfon, New•lnn.
John Wagner, late of the Hamitic of Wallington but now of
Lower Tooting, Surrey, calico-printer, dealer and
Feb. 8, 29, and March t 9, at ten, at Guildhall,
Attorney, Mr. William Langham, Bartlett's Buildings.
William Joyce and William bachelor, both of Briltot,
friths and partners, Feb. 12, *5, and March 29, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bigg, Hatton-Garden, London.
Tkumas Richardlon and Thomas Worthington, both now or
late of hlanchetler, merchants, dealers, chapinco and copart-
ner'. Feb. it, si, and March *9, at eleven, at Hillidges Ta-
vern, in the Marko -place, Manchefter. Attomics„
Milne and Parry, Temple, Lamina; or Mara Mine, Set.
geant, and Milne. Mancliefter.
Jolt ph Hopwood, late of the par& of Saint Nicholas, Wong-
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tcr, dealer and charm°, Feb. 23, 24. and March
19, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Wureelter.--

Anomie., Mr. James fart, Bridc•court, Reidge-tdrem, Lon-
don ; or Mr. Wil iam Weik4, Woreetter.
Samuel Eyre', of Manchefter, corn-dealer, contains carder,
(Leder and chairman, Frei. 21, 22, and March 19. at nine, at
Hillidgc's Tavern, Manchefter. Attornice. Ml's. Shepherd

and Alfriztao. drayo-Ino, Loodon ; or Mr. Wilts:rill. at

Manchrft;r.
Jokph Genrze !turner, of Liverpooknverchant, dealer mid Asp-
M+rch 2,3, and to, at ooe, at the Globe Tavern, John-
LiverpooL Attornies, and Wiaitley, in
Cable-ltreet, Liverpool, or Mr. %%Indic, Bartktea Bundler,
Holborn, Lotid,n.
Louis Daharnel, of Liverpool, enerebant.antbrellainaeatban-

rer, dealer and chaprnia, March I, i. and tp, at twelve, at
the Globe Tavern, I.iverponl. Attornlea, Media Staniltreet
and Eden, Leith•Rreet, Liverpool; at Mr. Thomas Windle,
Bartlett's Buildings, London.

Witham Athum, of Kingiloothpon-H•11, brandy merchant,
dealer and chapman, Feb. t 16, and March i 9, at eleven
at the White Han Tavern, Knagßoo-upoo-Hull. Attornica,
Mr. Henry Roger, Kirby-11nm, Hatton-Garden, Loudon ;
or Mr. Robert Sat dwith, HalL
William Clifton, of Kingfloothpon- Hull, brandy merchant,
dealer and Chapman. Feb. se, :4, and March 19, it eleven.
at the White Hart Tavern, Kinciton•opoo-Hull Attars:lm
Mr. Henry Ra&r, Kirby-ftheet, Ha.kod-Garden, London
or Mr. R °lmo Raidwith, HulL
Michael Buck, now or late of Clapham, Yorkihire. dealer ant!
thapanan, Feb. t 6, at Ave, Feb. t and March a?, at elms
at Mrs i.ayeticlth, innkeeper, at Norton in Rowland, York
(him Attarnies, Mr. John King, itt Haldhury, Yorkedre ;
or Mr. Maldoweroft, taray'u-lnn, Lt:-lam,

BANKRUPT IN IRELAND.
Robert Dwyer, of Cork, grotrr, to furrender the Itch and
12th inttant, 20d 15th March.

SE 'WESTRATIONS, &c. IN SCOTLAND.
James Fr. r, manufacturer, Glafttow —Creditor; meet in
Tontine Tavern, Glalgow, ad February, I: o'clock, to name
interim faeltar ; fame place and hour ad March, to clinic
trultee.

Allan, cattle-dealer in l.ittle•mill, near 111nntro4.—
Creditors meet in Tradls Montro'e, 3d February.
o'clock, to name interim tedlor ; fame place and hour ad
to a:a kruftee.

Inim Rankin. merchant, Fa'kirk.—Creditors mee, in Jahn'.
C.,llce-hourc, Edinburgh, tyth Feb 12 o'clock. to name in.
term) factor; fame place and hour 14th March, to chufF
truitcc.

Williaml4ichardron, brewer, Durnfrics.—Creditors to over in
01,1 o.ticv-boufe, L2tb Alar,b, i 2 o'c'..ick, to rective final
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Duke, merchant, Montrote has applied for a direharge.
JAM., Dougall, Merchant, Port Glafgow.—Creditor, receive
dividend 3d March, from Jo n Dunlop, incr.:hart there.
Wil Wightman, in I.tilie.—Crctlitore receive tint dividend
on id March, from Richard Toth, writer in Kirkc.dtly.
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Alexander Simpfon, Merchant Tailor, Edinburgh.—Creditors
meet in John's Corce-houfe,l4th Feb. to o'clock, to Wilma
trttee.

Ro;ert---leffrey,Efq. of Knockeneur—Creditors to lotlge claims
with John Jdfrey, writer, Eallutnirgh.

Bow- STRE irr.—On Friday a man was examined
on a charge of Realing a variety of articles, in the
houre of Mrs. Eves, in Dover.flreet. Mrs. Eves
had a card party on the night of the toth of Ja-
nuary and the company, as they came in,
depofited their (haw's, tippets, &c in the hall, and
a parlour adjoining; but when they were going
away, not a fhawl, tippet, or great coat, was to
be found, fome perfon having entered the hnufe,
and carried off the whole. The panne:- being
apprehended a few days ago, endeavouring to
commit another robbery, his lodgings were learch-
ed, when a thaw], tippets, and fpencer and great
coat were found, which were yetterday identified
The men in cullody for robbing the Chirwick
errand cart, and cutting and wounding the perfim
who pu►fued them, were again brought up from
prilhn, when another charge was produced again('
them, for healing a till at Brentford, containing a
quantity of halfpence and farthings.
Mamsiort-Houss.—On Friday the Letter Sorter
and the two other perfuns who are in cußody, on
furpicion of being concerned in taking a Sol. Bank
Note out of a letter, were again brought before
the Loan MA YOR, and underwent a private exami.
nation.—The parties were remanded for further
cxaminati' n.

LIOROUGH•STR tsr.—The young man who
was a few days agn ca.,mined on folpicion of hay
ing improperly ditpoied of a hot fe, which he ha.,
hued from the (tables of Mr •Jenkins, in Bryan-
Ilone-flreet, was on Fr i.;ay brought up, when from
the tellimony of a Gentleman, who found the boric
affray in Park-lane, it appeared the dory Wood.
ford had fira told, of his having been drunk, and
not knowing where or how he bad loft the froth,
was true, he was difcharged.
Co. aiwarrox.—On Sattardpy two young men,
named John Davis and 1\ atter Pebles, were
brought before N. Con• or and BROM',
Efqrs. the Sitting Magiftrates at the Public Office,
in Marlborough-flreet, charged on the oaths of fe-
veral Mader Curriers, with an illegal combination,
and were each committed to prifon for feven days.
Sore Nittice have too frequently prevented fond
mothers from (tickling their own offspring; the lit-
tle innocents have been deprived of the nourith-
ment of that balmy fond, which maternal tender-
nets might otherwile afford them, and by admi.
filleting of Solids into their tender Itomachs,
have met with a premature diffolution I—or by
being put to unwholefome wet nurfes, contra led
dreadful maladies, which have feldom or ever been
eradicated, entailing difeak and milery on pone-
rity ! Thofe perfons who have read the Tranfac-
lions of the Medical Societies, mud be convinced
of the truth of the above obfervations, and it is
honourably pleating, as alto flattering to Mrs.
CARON I IL, the ingenious inventrefs of the Et ence
of Roles and Nipple Clfil, that feveral of the moll
eminent Gentlemen of the Faculty having been fa-
tisfied of their general utility, have, with a becorn-
inglibetality, not only prefer-dmd the fame,but alto
adopted their ufe in their own families. To be had
only of Mrs. GARDMIR, at the Teens, and Tale
Worm Mujisneu. No. 76, Long Acre, and No. 3,
Shoreditch, near Fintbury fquare,at 71. the Pac':et
only, duty included, which (contidering its effi-
cacy and intrinfic value) is unqueftionably worth
one Guinea.

Diforders that proceed either from an impure
Rate of the blood, or a relaxed Rate of the nerves,
having, in innumerable infiances, fubfided by a
courfe of SP ILSBUIY.S Antifcorbutic Drops, too
much cannot be laid in praife of that invaluable
preparation. This unparalleled fuceefs, in the
moil complicated cafes, has ellabliffied its celebrity
throughout the univerfe ; indeed, where is it poffi-
hle to obtain fuch a rellorerof the conllitution and
infallible core of the Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm,
Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaints,
too generally incident to human nature ? Thefe
Drops are fold in bottles of gs. and 6J. tot. and
11. as. each, with a black Ramp affixed to each hot
tle, by the following venders in London: F. New.
fiery, 45, St. Paul's; Dicey and Sutton, Bow
Church-yard ; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's ;
Wray, Birchinlane; Bolton, Ru).ll Exchange;
Evans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, Fleet-market ;
Bacon, Oxford.flreet ; Ward, Holborn; Bayley,
Cockfpur-greet; Swinney, Pall Mall ; Waltb and
Withers, No. 7:9, Strand; Brennand, Whop!".
gate-greet ; Clark, No. :69, and B. Shaw, No.
74, Borough, Southwark ; and at the DifpcnfarYs
No 5, Soho-fquare.