Star.
London, England, 1817-10-20 00:00:00

BANKRUP rs.

John Gibbons,Jate of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, ironmongeri
dealer andcbspatan, to airreu.kr October oil, 23, and Not. usi,
at Heves, at the Umiern lon, Great Malvern. Anomie., Mr.
George Bonifield. iluoverte-street, Nest street, Loadoo ; or
Mr. Philip bailarJ, Great Malvern.
John Ceara. of Wootton, Lancashire. painter, plumber aid gla.
star. dealer and atialinian. Oculter Be. Si , and Nov. 23, at I,
at the George inn. Liverpool Atternies, Mr. Joseph Gum
nary, Liverpool; et Mr. Edward Chester, btapltAnn, Lund no
Wiliam Wish, of WILIteIISVON Cumberland, mariner, dealer
and chapatan, November 7, at Al, Nov. 5, and *5, at ten, at
&clink boo, WOitelsairesi.. Awake, Mr. Falcon, 4, Wine
Wen, temple, London ; or Mr. Hodgson, WhiteLaven.
John Harris, tat ilherlierne lace, Loudon, victualler, dealer and
i
chaptisao, (but now a r toner in the Fleet), October ts, Nov.
1s and vo, at eleven, at oddball. Attomiei, Aleuts. Templer,
Glynis, and limunion . urr area, Sift binithhold.
Rishati Williams, of UOlgelly, Merionethshire, skinner, des'er
and chapinan, Nov. 10, 11, and 29, at eleven, at the Geolge
Inn, Liverpool. Anoraks, • Messrs. lllatkitock anti Boner,
King's bench Walks, l'enigle, 'leaden; or Mr. .1 lamas
Marlow, Liverpool.
Rittard Lloyd, ot Dolgelly, Merionethshire, tanner, dealer and
eliaroati. Neveuther in, 1 L. and 112, at one, at the George lull.
Liv.rpool• Attundes, Mews blacks:lack and lionce, King's:
bench Walks, Temple, London; or Mr. Thomas Murrew. .

Ltswer Cas‘le:stseve; Liverpool. -
Betijamits Haswell, or WeWeston, Herefurd•hise, grocer, trader.
dotter and coapman, October 29, at me, October SU, at ten, at
eise Royal °Wine, Leoutinster, mad Nev. t 9, at /levee, st the
Black Swan, HO nerd, Attitudes, Mr. William Smith, 44,
• Bedford rd+►, Untie. ; or Mr. Joseph Harris, Letranisister.
Henry Helper; Of lomiletp,vsete.dier. dealer and cisapmest,Octeber
25, Nev: I, and 29, at twelve, at Ouittittaii. Attendee, klessre.
-Masai aad•W alliegtr, 89, Hatton Garden.
'fhgnas Audi, et White Herm-yard, Liule Wild-street, MI4-
livery sable-keeper, horse-dealer, dealer and chapm.ta,
• October 25, A; and Nov. 2e, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Mr. Jahn Latham, Wardrobe-place, Doctors-Commons.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
Nov. t 9, Wm column, Long-Acre, baker, at one. Nov..,
Rickard Smith, Old City. Chambers, merchant, at twelve. Net.
2; Maunder Miler and Joseph bailer, Dewclaw, ‘Nar.-.hottii-

FRANKFORT, OC FABER 8.
Notwithstanding tie great ci•rumspection of till
Germanic Diet, it will fird itself obliAed, on resum-
ing its Skiing., to occupy itself with one of the most
important objects, namely, the interpretatiln of the
,19th Article of-the Act of the C.oliftderation and
"the adoption of general principles respecting the in.
troductim :if representative organisation into the dif.
fermi States of Germany. They will put aside every
consideration of locality, and keep to the spirit and
the letter of the fundamental Act.

Discussions are talked of with Holland re,pecting
the pretensions of the latter on the subjectol the na.
vigatiln of eie Rhine—the Dutch asserting a right
to navigate their boats on that tiers to Ma)ence, al-
though heretofore they have not gone limner than
Cologne.
(krona 11. —The Prince de Gal etzin, Privy
Councillor of the Emperor of Rus.ia, arrived here
yesterday f,orn Petersburgh, on has way to Paris.
In many of the German Papers we End that the
Council of State in France has rejected the Concur.
dat. This news is as absurd as it is fake... l,s I act,
how can it be supposed that the result of a long Ile-
gociation, which was laid la:fore the Kiiig 4,1.1 his
Council, before it was conchs should hs,e been
.rejected by the Conticil of State ? fire Councils
which have been held slice the conclasion of tha
Concordat, have for their object the drawing up of
the laws which are t.• be the sequel to the Concordat,
and to ensure its execution. The Ring has namo
the titulation of the Bishoprics founded h, Con-
cord at, and the first news from Itonie•witi Lamm us
that the Pape has held a ConsistOry, in winch lie has
given them the canonical instituti;lii.

MALINES, OCTOBER 14
Yesterday will always be recorded as a memorable
day in the annals of this city. The wishes of tae
inhabitants were gratified by the finest weather for
the magnificent solemnity of the entrance and instal.
lation of his Highness the Prince of Mean, Atchbi.
shop of &labia s.• This august ceremony was
roned with all the splendour of a pocup at cncc reli.
gious, civil, and military. The bLrectiN ornamented
with the most exquisite Carte, were crowded frunktbe
Morning early by numerous spectators, among wheyn •
were a gteat many strangers: About three o'clock
aßcecgoemsnpicylonciisce:c.tnbuy
,the Archbishop arrived at the Louvaine Gate, which
had gone to meet him, and 'w.
was deco- iteJ witthhea
ctertytr,iutmhephmalinairsctehrs; tv
of ti:es
who had
his Highness replied in the
ceiv,d by the lltirgornaster, who made a congratula-
tory
most gracious roomer ; he received with particula-
alfabilsty the poem which W2S• presented him by ae
lAe
of
..myroheuut young
gCDpI :rarg:yen
owwfal
Hil waited for represented
whin
Italiide
Highness :ir: Lill :vs>
ing entered, was invested with the Archepisc•pal ir
aKntr; alter, the procession proceeded to the church
of • St. ltembant.r:The, procession was esiieniely
ibsdliant and numerous ; it was preceded and to;lowel
by a body of ctioassiers, and marched between .11.
double line of iaiasury. The Pr I •••19/111 entered
his metropolitan church, and taken his seat ins,tes ibe
canopy, Te Deum was performed, accoMpanied by the
most sublime religious music, and with the sacred
hymns closed the ceremony of the Installation. His
HiAhness then laid ashie his pontifical ornaments agd
i kneeled before the great Altar; in the evening thaw
►wAs a general illatuinetioc, &e.