Star.
London, England, 1826-01-11 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.

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BY THE KING.-A PROCLAMATION.

GEORGS R.

Whereas by an Act, passed in the last Session of
Parliament, entitled 44 An Act to provide for the assi-
milation of the cue rettcy and monies of account through-
out the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,"
it is, amongst other things, enacted, that froth and
after such day, alter the commencement of the said
Act, as shall be named and appointed in and by any
Proclamation which shall be made and issued fur that
purpose by his Majesty, by and with the advice of his
Privy Council in G!eat Britain, and by the Lord Lieu-
te ant or other Chief Governor or Governors of Ire-
lan', by and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy
Council in Ireland, the several silver and gold chins of
G eat Britain shall circulate aad be current in !id ,nd
at the same nominal as well as real value as in other
parts of the Un'ted Kingdom, and shall be taken, paid,
accepted, and computed as representing and divisible
into the like number of pence, and as representing the
like nominal sum of money on such coins as are respec-
tively current for and are divisible into and do repre-
sent in Great Britain, and not as current for or as re-
presenting any grzAter nominal sum of money than the
►ame are curtent for, or are divisible into, or du represent
in Great B itain ; th is to say, the Britidi silver 'six-
pence shall circulate and shall be taken, accepted, paid,

and computed as current for and divisible into and re-
presenting six pence only, and not six pence and one
halfpenny; the British silver shilling as twelve pence.
and not as thirteen pence ; the British silver half-crown
piece as thirty pence or two shillings and six pence, and
not as thirty-two pence and one halfpenny, or as two
shillings and eight pence halfpenny ; the British silver
crown piece as sixty pence or five shillings, and not as
sixty-five pence or five shillings and five pence; the
British gold coin of half sovereign as one hundred and
twenty pence or ten shillings, and not as one hundred
and thirty pence, or ten shillings and ten pence; the
British gold coin of half a guinea as one hundred and'
twenty-six pence or ten shillings and six pence, 'and not
as one hundred and thirty-six pence and one halfpenny.
or eleven shillings and four pence halfpenny; the
British gold coin of a s-veleign as two bunked and
forty pence or twenty shillings or one pound, and nor
as two hundred and sixty pence or one pound one-
shilling and eight pence ; the British gold coin .of a
guinea as two hundred and fifty-two pence or one
pound and one shilling, and n-rt as two bundled a
seventy-three pence or one pound two shillings and nine
pence ; and the British gold coin of a doable sovereign
u four hundred and eighty pence er forty shillit gi, ui
two pounds, and not as five hundred and twenty, pence
or two pounds three shillings-and four pence; any law,
statute, usage, or custom in force in Ireland, at-an)
'time before the passing or commencement of the sail
Act, to the contrary in anywise notwithstanding.
• We have, therefore, thought fit, by and wit's the
advice of our Privy Council, tc issue this Proclamatimn ;
and we do hereby name and appoint, that the several
silver and grid coins of Great Britain shall, from and
after the sth day. of January next, circulate and be cur-
rent in Ireland at the same nominal as well as real
value as in other parts of the United Kingdom, and
shall be taken, paid, accepted, and computed as repre-
senting and divisible into the like number of pence, and
as representing the like nominal sum of money as such
coins are respectively current for and are divisible into
and do represent in Great Britain, and not as current
for or as representing or divisible into any greater number
of pence, or as representing any greater nominal sum
of money than -the same are-cut rent for or are divisible
lots, or do represent in Great Britain.
Given at our Court at Carlton-house, the twendeth day of
December, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, and
in the sixth year of our Reign.
Goo save the KING.

CIRCUITS OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE RE-
LIEF OF .INSOLVENT DEBTORS.
SPRING CIRCUIT, 1826.
SOUTHERN CIRCUIT.-H. R. RaAsocris, Esq. Chief Com-
missioner.

Berkshire—at Reading and Borough, Tuesday, Feb. 14.
Oxfordshire—at Oxford and City, Saturday, Feb. 16.
Worcestershire—at Worcester and City, Saturday, Feb. 18.
Herefortiblare—at Hereford and City, 'Tuesday, Feb. 21.
Moinhouthahlre—at Mammoth, Thursday, Feb. 23
Olouiesterskire—at Gloucester and City, Saturday, Feb. 25.
Glauceatershire—at Bristol, Tuesday, Feb. 28.
Somersetahlre—it Bath, Friday, March .1.
Somersetshire—at Taunton, Monday, March 6.
D.:sonshire—at Exeter and City, Thursday, March 9.
Cornwall—at Bodmin, Monday, March 13.
Devonshire—at Plymouth, Wednesday, larch 15.
Dorsetshirt—at Dorchester, Saturday, March
Wiltshire—at Sali.bury, Monday, March 20.
Ilampshirc—at Winchester, Wednesday, March 22.
Hampshire—at Southampton, Thursday, Mach 23.
Sussex—at Harahan*, Saturday, March 25.
Kent--at Dover,' Tuesday, March h 3.
Kent—at blaidatone, Thursday, March 50.
NORTHERN CIRCUIT—T. B. Bowan, Esq. Commissioner.
Rutiandahlre--at Oakham, Wednesday, February 15.
Derbyshire—at Derby and Borough, Thursday, February 16.
Nottinghamshire—at Nottingham and Tows*, Friday, February 17.
Lincolnshire—at Lincoln and City, Monday, February 20.
Yorkshire—at Wakefield, Thursday, February 23.
Yorkshire—at Kingston-upon-Hull, Wednesday, March 1.
Yorkshire—at York and City, Friday, March 3.
Yorkshire—.at Richmond, Tuesday, March 7.
Durham—at Durham, Thursday, March 9.
I—at Newcastle.upon-Tyne and Town, Saturday,

March 11.

Northumberland—at Berwick-upon-Tweed, Wednesday,March 15.
Cumberland—at Carlisle, Friday, March 17.
Westmoreland—at Kendal, Tuesday, March 21.
Lancashire—at Lancaster, Thursday, March 93.
Lancashire—at Liverpool, Thursday, March 30.
Ch,-shire—at Chester and City. Monday, April 3.
MIDLAND CIRCUIT—W. J. Law, En. Commissioner.
Hertfordshire—at Hertford, Saturday, February 11.
Essen—at Chelmsford, Monday, Feb. 13.
Essex—at Colchester, Tuesday. Feb. 14.
Suffolk—at Ipswich and Borough. Wednesday, Rb. 15.
Suffolk—at Bury St. Edmund's and Borough. Friday, Feb. 17.
Norfolk—at Yarmouth, Monday. Feb. 90.
Norfolk—at Norwich and City, Tuesday, 21.
Norfolk—at Lynn, Thursday, Feb. 23.
Cambridgeshire—at Ely, Friday, Feb. 24.
Cambridgeshire—at Cambridge and Town Saturday, Feb. 25.
Northamptonshire—at Peterborough, Monday, Feb. 27. -
Huntiogdonshire—at Hundugdoo, Wednesday, March 1.
Bedfordshire—at Bedford, Friday, March 3.
Northamptonshire—at Northampton, Sat tit day, March 4.
Leicestershire—at Leicester, Monday, March 6.
&dfnedshire—at Litchfield, Wednesday, March 8.
Staffordshire,—at Stafford, Thursday, March 9.
Shropshire—at Shrewsbury, Monday. March 13.
Warwickshire—at Coventry, Wednesday, March 15.
Warwickshire—at Warwick, Thursday, March 16.
Buckinghamahlre-...at Aylesbury, Monday, Mardi 53.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Thomas Maltby and Henry Rockland, Gutter-lane, lace-manufac-,
turers, from January 3 to 24, at eleven, at the Court of Com-
missioners of Bankrupts, Bosinghall-street
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Henry Lewis, Newport, Monmouthshire, tallow-chandler.
BANKRUPTS.
Samuel Porter, North Lopham, Norfolk, banker, to surrender
January 30, at Ave, 31, and February 21, at sieve., at the Scole
Inn, Norfolk. Attornies, Mr. Brettingham, Diss, Norfolk ;
or Mr. Nelson, Miltnan.strest, Bedford-row.
Samuel Houldsworth, Royton, Lancashire, cotton.manufacturer,
February 5,4, and 21, at two, at the Royal Hotel, and New
Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Attoroies, Messrs. Law
and Coates; Piccadilly, Manchester; Mr. Baker, Rochdale;
or Messrs. Addington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row.
William Ingelow, len. and William Ingelow, jun. Ibitoll, bankers,
February 2,3, and 21, at ten, at the Peacock lon, Boston.—
Attornies, Mr. Hopkins, Boston; or Messrs. Stocker and Daw-
son, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn.
William Groves, Worthing, c,binet.maker, January 28, at two,
21, and February 21, at ten, at the &arse Hotel, Worthing.—
Attornies, Mr. Rogers, Worthing; or Messrs. Hillier stud Lewi.,
Middle Temple-lane.
Henry Sheppard, Fronte Selwood,Somersetshire clothier, January
16, 24, and February 21, at ten, at the Mice of Mr. Grine
Messner, Frame Sclwood. Attendee. Mr. Williams, Ite,i
• Lion..quare ; or Mr. George Messner, Frnme.

Joseph OellW11:900, Angel-court, St. Martin's le-Grand, silver
taster, January 17, at eleven, 24, and February 21, at twelve, "
at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghalleareet.
Attornies, Meurse.Fainherne, Lofty, and Giltes, King.street,
Cbeapside.
Ana Davis and George Howell, Chekenhain, plumbers and gla-
ziers, February 3, at seven, 4, and 11, at eleven, at the Regent
Hotel, Cheltenham. Anomie', Mr. William Henry King,
Hatton Garden;.or Messrs. Packwood and Lovesy, Cheltenham.
Ann Constantine, Bolton, Lancashire, shopkeeper, Febenall'6l
at eleven, 7, at one, and 21, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Man-
chester: Attornies, Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faelksaer
Bedford-row; or Messrs. Boardman and Merry, Balton-le-
Moors, Lancashire. •
Joseph James Baylis, Leeds, conanaissfon-agent, January 23, at an,
14, and February 21, at one, at the Court Houle, Leeds., At-
tornies, Messrs. Bettie, Pother, and Sudlow, Chancery-lane; or
Mr. Lee, Leeds.
Henry Jell, Hasillow-street, Burton-Crescent, carpenter, January
14, 21, and February 21, at twelve, at the Court of Commis-
sioners of Bankrupts, Baeinghall-street. Attornies, Messes. Ste-
vens and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle.
Jones Stuart' Meikirham and Richard Ben, Deiesahlreutreetl
Mary la-bonne, and Pall-mall, upholsterers, Jamaryl7, at ebt-
yen, 28, and February 21, at ten, at the Coon of (:em
of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Anoraks, Mr. WlliairZersls
High-street, Kensington ; or Mr. Pepkin, Devi-steet, Seim.
Joseph William Wells, late of Cambridge Terrace, Islington,
builder, Janney 17, et nine, 211. and February 11, at ten, at the
Court of Commissioners a Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. At-
torney, Mr. John Robinson,. Italf Moon-street, Piccadilly.
Cubbidge. West Wycombe, paper-maker January 17,st
eleven, 24, and "February 21, at twelve, at the Court of Coin.
missioners of Bankrupts, Besinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Fox,
Austin Friars.
William Pyke, Bristol, dealer, January 19, 20, and February 21,
at one, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Anomie., Mr. F.
Jeye., Chancery-lane; or Mr. William Thomas, Broad-street,
Bristol.
Ebenezer Rollick, Thomas Nash, William Searle, and Thomas
Nash, jun. Cambrtdge, bankers, January IS, 19, and February
21, at ten, .at the Eagle Inn, Cambridge. Attornies, Messrs.
Nash and Wedd, Royston, Bert; or Mr. John Allen, Cliff
ford's Inn.
George John Zeller, Charles-street, Covent-garden, copper-plate-
printer, January 17, 24, and February 11, at ten, at the Court
of Commissioners of Bankrupts, 13asingisall-street. Attorney,
Mr. Dismiss, Newman street. sford-street.
John Falenborough, 'Donnas Chittenden, and Thomas Bartlett,
Quern-street, Cheupside, and Manchester, warehousemen, Ja-
nuary 17, 24, at twelve, and February 21, at one at the Court
of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basiughall-street.Attorney, Mr.
Tilleard, Old Jewry.
George Wilkie, formerly of Paternoster-row, bookseller, now of
East Pule Farm, Edmonton, farmer, January 17, 24, at twelve,
anal February 11, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Clare, Dick-
enson, and Ogle, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry.
William Perrin, late
of Chatham, grocer, January 14, 24, and Fe-
bruary 21, at twelve, at the tin of Commissioners of Bank-
rupts, Basinahall-street. Attornies; Misses. atnaery and Coles,
Thr ogmorton -street.
Edgar Achilles Waugh, Ironmonger-lane, cloth-factor. January 17,
et, at twelve, and February 21, at one, at the Court of Com-
missioners uf Bankrupts, Ilasinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs.
Jay and Biles Gray's Inn-place.
DIVI I) EN DS to be made in BAS I NG II A L L.STREET.
Jan. 31, Thomas Parkes, Fenchurch-street, mill-manufacturer,
at eleven. .lam. 31, George Dighton, Rochester, draper, at twelve.
Feb. 4. Henry Batger, New-road, St. George's, sugar-baker, at 12.
DEVI DE NDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Feb. 3, lidward Smith, 1111min:ham, hat-manufatturer, at two,
at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Feb. 6, John Thorp, sen.
Cheadle, Chester, calico-printer, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Man-
choicer. Feb. 6, Thomas Garside, Stockport, Chester, cotton-
splinter, at eleven, at the Warren liulkeley Arms Inn, Stockport.
Feb. 1, James Leach. alancheoer, merchant, at three, at White's
Hotel, Manchester. Feb. 8, Ruth Eliza Stuart, widow, Broad•
street point, Portsmouth, victualler, at twelve, at the Fountain Inn,
High street Portamouth. Feb. 10, Andrew and le.vid Sals-
bury, Windsor and Nottingham, drapers, at tierce, at the office of
31r. Onside, solicitor, Manchester.
CERTIFICATES-Jas. 31.
William Penman, Euston-street, Ruston-square, Middlesex,
music-seller. Edward Kirk, Manchester, cotton-merchant. Chas.
Sandoe Gilbert, Devonport, chyntist and druggist. "Job,, Brunton.
Southwark, Durham, ship-builder. AspinaU, now,or Inc
of Sutcliffe Wood bottom, Yorkshire, stone-merchant. John
Bjwden, late of Manchester, merchant. Humphrey Chitteudec,
now or late of Ashford, Kent, house-carpenter. Charles Smith,
anbourne-street, Leicester-square, silk-mercer. Lewis Bernard
Sapio, Alpha Cottages, Regent's-park, music-seller. Witham Alex-
is:der, Flitch-lane, Coruhill, merchant. Thomas Gregory, haling,
Middlesex, bookseller. Samuel Filbey, Harlesdon-green, Harrow-
road, Middlasex, brichlayer.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS
Anthony Guy and Edward Michell, Chippenhani, Wilts, 'a-
tomics. Thomas 11-irrett and Thomas Blackshaw, Macclesfield,
Chester, corn-drains. James Ileakin Gardner and George Hard..
ing, Liverpool, eine-merchants. John Gotthardt and Christian
Frederick Gotthardt, Wakefield, woolstaplers. Thomas Herbert
and James Rouse, High Holborn, auctioneers. John Harrison,
Jonathan Green and Joseph Taylor, Nottingham, twist uett ma-
chine-makers. Joseph Scott and William Baxter, Wigton. Cum-
berland, dyers. William Vuebell and David Rees, Cardiff, drug-
gists. William ‘Vaikins and Itoger Jones, Crickhowell, Brecon,
plumbers. Edward Bacon, Sutton Bonnington, Nottinghamshire,
William Simpkis, Loughborough, Leicestershire, and George
Escort, Nottingham. lace machine-makers, as far as regards the
d Wiliam Simpkio. Samuel Mitchell, William Jessop, Witham
Henry Eaten, George Nlarsden and Ebenezer Marsden, Sheffield.
Samuel Milne, and John Tome-, Longbottom, Halifax, woollen.
merchants. Thomas Wood Cotgreave and Richard Millar, Upper
Thames-street, drysalters. John Craton and Francis Lucas,
o,weatry, Shropshire' weollen-drapers. Henry Flow,/ and Tho-
mas Waterlield, Derby, druggists. James Pacey and George
Needham Colley, Batterwick, laucolashire, brewers. Joseph
ma s
Baldwin, Nicholas Isaac, sen. Thomas Shapland, and Nicholas
Isaac, jun. Marshfiekr,-G(oucestertlaire, bankers. Archibald Cor-
bett, James Rodick Corbett, and John Hallam Frid;.y-street,
linen-drapers. George Simpson, William Chadwick, and
William Henry Simpson, Sr. Alvan's-lane, woollen-drapers.
Thomas Batson, William 'Nilson and George /Mum Marshall-
street, Golden-square, carpenters. Frances Linamer and Richard
Buddell, Paradise-row, Chelsea, shoe-makers. Samuel Human
and William Henry Bellamy, Jermyn-street, St. James's.
tors. James Why and Joseph Delhi", Leeds, whitestniths.
Samuel Slingsby and John Rhodes, Cheapside warehousemen.
William Clark and James Hearn, St. John's-lane, Clerkenwell,
carpenters. John Wright and Henry Lawson, Eaten Town
Wharf, Buckinghamshire, timber-merchants. William Robinson
Garden and David Bewley, Tower Royal, provbion-agests.
Thomas Barnard and Francis Green, Bedford, bankers. James
Capey and Charles Meeking, Crawford-street, linen-drapers.
James Mawdsley and John Leather, Liverpool, carters. George
Keyser and Benjamin Tyree, Liverpool, timber-dealers. Darker
Parker and John Gylby, East Retford, Nottinghamshire, coal-
merchants. Thomas Parker, John Parkero and David James,
Minorite, woollen drapers. Matthew Gropers and Edward Bury,
Liverpool. William Brydon and Duncan Alackenzie,
druggists. Nicolas Take arid Henry Jackson, Dunmow, Essex,
anoraks. Joseph Brantley and John Wrigglesworth, Leeds,
grocers. Joseph Bushell and Elias Hall, Manchester. spindle-
makers. Thomas Barton and Joshua Barton, Old Broad-street,
wine-merchants. Thomas Hannah and William Hall, Liverpool,
chymists and druggists. Edward Bailey and Richard Sanders,
310mi4-street, Grosvenorsquare, Colin Campbell, Mange N.
Campbell, and John James Gibb, Glasgow. George Ring and
'Dmas Hallwell Simcock, Bridge-road, Lambeth, linen drapers.
Michael Angelo Nattaii and T. Combe, jun. Tavistock-street,
Covent-garden, booksellers. Joseph Heawood and Joseph Jetsam,
Scukoatrs, Yorkshire, painters Charles Henry Harrod and Win.
Wicking, High-street, Southwark, linen-drapers. Alexander
Frederick Settles and Charles Staples, New-court, OW Bailey,
sugar-refiners. William Ilenisky and Thunias Ilcrusley,